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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
CONDUCTORS AND
THE ROAD AGREE
DISPUTE OVER NEW AUDIT
ING SYSTEM HAS BEEN
AMICABLY SETTLED.
WILL TAKE OFF AUDITORS
Conference Held in Wilmington
Yesterday, at Which the e.
pute Was Finally Settled and
Strike Averted.
WILL TAKE OFF AUDITORS

Information was received in the ciiy
yesterday that an amicable adjust
ment had been arrived at between the
Atlantic Coast Line railroad and the
conductors of that system, and the
pending STRIKE has been called CT.
The news of the agreement Wa
flashed over the wires from WilmiIg.
ton, N. c., headquarters of the Coa2t
Line, where committees reprCSen inE
the railroad and the conductors Lave
been in session for some time. The
final conference was held yesterday
morning between these committees
and Judge William L. Chambers. Of
the federal board OF medTIT70r7- VITO
was called into the conferences seme
time ago.
All conductors of the Coast Line
were notified yesterday that an ami
cable agreement had been reached.
and, in a measure, from reports &c.
ceived here, the settlement was a vic
tory for the conductors
Terms of the agreement, it was stat
ed, is the withdrawal of the White
rare AuQlt system Dy the rallrCGu ana
the demand paragraph by the conduct
ors in their resolutions of objections
to the audit system.
One announcement was to the effect
that the auditors would be withdrawn
on March Is, while report received
here announced that these auditors.
which have been on for the past month,
would be withdrawn at once.
1t is further stated that after the
withdrawal of the White auditors the
railroad may inaugurate a fare audit
ing system to be conducted by bona
fide employees of the company. this
method of auditing being agreeable to
the conductors.
The news that the strike of Coast
Line conductors has been averted will
be received with much interest all
along the line of the road. For a time
it was feared that a strike was in
evitable, but both the railroad and
the conductors were willing to go into
conferences, and in this manner a gi-
gantic strike on one of the south s
largest system was averted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
SITUATION IS
EXPLAINED BY
THE CHAIRMAN
CONGRESSMAN SPARKMAN
TELLS OF APPROPRIATIONS
IN RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
LETTER TO Mr.. WALKER

President Butts, of the Board of
Trade, yesterday received a letter
from Congressman Walker, in refer
ence to the half million dollar appro,
priation for Brunswick's new harbor
project. Congressman Walker enclos-
ed a letter from Hon. Stephen M.
Sparkman, chairman of the rivers and
harbors committee. which explains in
detail that no new projects were in
cluded in the bill just passed.
In view of the fact that it has been
persistently stated here that a number
of new projects were provided for in
the recent bill, including an appropria-
tion for Savannah, Congressman
Sparkman's letter will be of interest.
1t is as follows
Hon. J. Randall Walker,
House of Representatives,
"My Dear Mr.. Walker:
Replying to your communication
asking as to new projects in the dis
trict you represent in congress, | beg
to say that the committee, several
weeks ago, formally determined to in
sert no projects of that character in
the bill we are now preparing. By
new projects" | mean projects not
heretofore adopted, as the bill will
care for the old projects-that is, prof
ects adopted prior to the present con
gress, and for which money is needed,
either for the prosecution of the orig
inal work, or for the maintenance of
Those already f Will iii tn
fore be impracticable to adopt the
projects for Brunswick's harbor, st.
Marys river, or any other of those
mentioned by you. The information
you had that the committee had taken
on one at Savannah from Mr.. Edwards,
a member of the committee, is not
correct as that was an old project,
adopted several sessions back, and for
which appropriations had heretofore
been made.
"In this connection it is not improp-
er for me to say that / think it is the
intention of the committee on rivers
and harbors to adopt new projects in
the bill which we expect to frame and
pass at the session of congress begin
~'~"- o"rlv in December of this year.
This bill, Of course, becomes a law not
later than the fourth of March next
wear. SO that new porjects will not
have long to wait. Rest assured when
we come to consider such projects,
those in your district will have very
careful consideration
with assurances of esteem, I am,
yours very truly,
IS M. SPARKMAN."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
SAN ANTONIO FEDERAL
BANK FAILS TO OPEN

SAN ANTONIA, Texas, Feb. "a
The Federal Bank and Trust com
pany Of San Antonio did not open for
business today, pending an investiga-
ton into the solVency Of the bank and
the legality Of its charter ordered by
B. f. Looney, attorney general Of
Texas. A statement Of the banks
condition was refused by the state
officers. The bank was established
six months ago under a charter which
expires by limitation in seven years,
as authorized by d law Of l847. a
constitutional amendment in 1876
prohibited this class Of charters and
several other banks attempting TO
operate under similar charters have
been prevented by court action
brought by the state banking depart
ment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
REGISTRATION LAWS
FOR THE NEW VOTERS
Collector. Read Explains This
Feature of New Act.

A number of voters, who have re-
moved to Brunswick from some other
Georgia city within the past few years.
seem to be under the impression that
they are registered in this county if
they were qualified before leaving
their homes. This impression is en-
tirely erroneous, and Tax Collector
Read yesterday explained to q News
representative just what is required
Of a new voter.
The law provides that if you were
registered in one Georgia county and
remove to another that you must
visit the office of the tax collector and
exhibit your certificate of registration,
as we'll as your tax receipt, showing
not only that all Of your taxes were
paid, but that you were registered in
that county in 1914.
A number of such voters have al
ready qualified in this county, but
s5here are many others who believe
SAat, under the new Georgia law of
once registered always registered they
are qualified to vote here, therefore
this explanation is made.
If you voted in Georgia in 1914, if
you have paid all of your taxes since
then and have your certificate Of reg.
istration, then all you have to do is to
90 to the local tax collector and show
him these credentials and he will
place you on the registration books OF
Glynn county.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
ORDINARY GETS
PENSION CH[ OK
REPRESENTATIVE DART Sc
CURES MONEY FOR COUNTY
THROUGH GOOD WORK.

Through the efforts of Representa-
tive j. E. Dart, Glynn county pension
ers will receive their money three or
four weeks earlier than they had an
ticipated. Glynn was not included in
the first batch of counties announced
by the pension commissioner, nor was
it konwn whether or not this county
therefore local pensioners did not
know exactly when to look for their
money.
Representative Dart. however, hap
pened to be in Atlanta a few days ago
and he made a personal visit to the
pension commissioner, urging that
the Glynn county pensioners be paid
with the first installment, if such was
possible. AS result of this visit,
Ordinary Edwin w. Dart yesterday re-
.ceived a check for $3,24O, which will
be distributed among about fifty pen
sioners. The six or eight who were
added to the list last year. however,
will have to wait for their money.
The ordinary stated yesterday that
the check he received was drawn on
la CarrolltOn bank and consequently
there was big exchange fee on it, so
he did not cash the check, but return
ed it to Atlanta last night, with the
request that check on the local de-
pOsitOry or an Atlanta bank be sent
him, therefore the pensioners will re,
ceive their money probably by Mon
daV.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
BUSINESS MEN MUST PAY
LICENSE OR FACE MAYOR

Rather than appear in the mayors
court to answer the charge Of Violat-
ing the city's liccns" tax ordinance
probably more than 100 business men
will crowd the City treasurcrs office
the remainder Of this week. Notices
are being served by the police depart
mcnt on about this number Of bus
incss men who have delayed the pay
ment Of the city license, which fell
due January !.
before the mayor Monday, February
q but it is considered hardly likely
that many will await appearance in
court before paying up.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25

apply to the conduct of the new sub
marine campaign. Germany has in
dicated that if the United States in
sists on the contention that unarmed
ships and ships armed only for defen-
sive purposes are in the same class,
so far as being immune from attack
without warning are concerned, she
wants to discuss what properly may be
defensive armament in the light of the
evidence she claims to have been at
tacking the submeribles.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
COMMANDER OF THE NAVAL
DIVISION ACTED ON HIS
OWN VOLlTlON.
PORTUGUESE COLORS RAISED
Germans Take a Ship Out and
Sink Aer--Severe Snowstorm
Reported to Be Sweeping the
British Isles.

LISBON, Feb % (via Paris, Feb.
24).-The commander of the naval di-
vision here at a o'clock this afternoon,
apparently Of his own initiative took
forcbIe possession of thirty-six Ger
man and Austrian vessels lying in the
Tagus river, hoisted the Portuguese
colors on them and saIuted them with
a 21-gun salVo from the Portuguese
fleet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
Severe Snowstnrn.

LONDON, Feb. 24-One of the most
severe snowstorms Of years is sweep
ing over the British Isles. Scotland is
the worst sufferer. Wires are down
in all directions. Several ships sent
out distress signals. Severe weather
Is general over Europe reports say.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
GERMANS SINK PRIZE SHIP.

LONDON Feb. 24.-The German
prize crew said to have brought the
steamer Westbum into Santa Cruz,
Canary Island took the vessel outside
the harbor and sunk it. They landed
200 prisOncTS f0KGH TTUT1T vrssrfs CTr=-
tured by the German raider. This is
the substance of a message received
from Santa Cruz today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
SECRET WIRELESS STATION

WASHINGTON, Feb, 24--The navy
department and the secret service be-
gan to search today for two German
secret wireless stations supposed TO be
located in the White Mountains in
New England. Although it is admitted
that the search had begun, the Off
cials here refuse to give ous any fur
ther information.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-25
GERMAN NAVAL OFFICER DEAD.

BERLIN, Feb. 24-Admiral Won
Pohl is dead here, it was announced
today. His retirement as a command
or of the German battle fleet on ac-
count Of i'll health was announced.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
GAMBIA De DoMIclLIo.

Por atenta esquela que tenemos a
Ia vista, sabemos que el Sr. DR.. ]. M.
Puig Casauranc. medico de la facultad
de Mexico, y que habfa fijado su resi-
dencia en- Los Lunas, N. NJ, acaba de
trasladarse a Albuquerque, donde ha
establecido su consultorio medico en-
Ell edificio llamado "Armijo Bldg" en-
Ia esquina de las GALES Central y Sc
gunda, cuartos IL 1S.
El mencionado facultativo viene pre-
cedido de una magnffica reputation
medica, siendo un facultativo con-
cienzudo y de mucha experiencia, ha.
.biendo dedicado sus energfas con es-
pecialidad a Intermediates de las Sc.
fioras, nerviosas, secretas, etc. Ade-
mas, es bien conocido en- el mundo IL.
terario, y nosotros en- tempo atras es-
cribimos algunos artfculos en- cue nos
hacfamos solidarios de sus ideas, pu-
blicadas en- ''Revista nustrada" y los
que reproducian solamente sus prin-
cipios acerca de los nuevo.mexicanos,
los que eran dignos de aplaudirse.
Tenemos positive placer de que Sc
haya radicado en- un campo mas ex-
tense para la practica de su profe-
sion, y 10 felicitamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24


tranquilamente su sombrero, saliC
del teatro.
Holm o. Bursllm Sc introduio quie
tamente a su lugar entire la delega
cion de Socorro, sin ser adyertido, de
modo que no recib1o ninguna ovaci6n
Cuando hubo tornado su lugar, Mr.
Fall pronunci0 un discurso de apertu.
ra, en- el cual Sc refirio al americanis-
mo, atac0 tenazmente los democra
tas. amenazando con exponer los re-
gistros de algunos de ellos, 81 insis-
tfan en- sus cargos en- contra de Bur
sum y otros candidates, dijo que "es
peraba que los republicanos rediman
al estado de la mala administration
democratica," y termin6 diciendo que
las cuestlones palpitantes de la cam
paiia son Hughes, una tarifa protec-
tora, y la protection de los ciudadanos
americanos en- mar y terra" Decla-
re- que estaba abiertamente en- favor
de Bursum, pero que quien quiera que
fuera ell nominado por la convention,
81 10 soportarfa
A las cuatro de la tarde, despues de
haber nombrado los comites de Re
glas y orden de negocios, Credenciales
Organization permanente Resolu-
clones, Sc prorrog0 la session hasta
las ocho de la noche. ISe hizo una
tentativa para que la session Sc reanu-
dara hoy ju6yes las 10 de la maiiana
pero fue derrotada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
Los PARTlDARlos DE HUBeELL
REcLAMAN QUE TiENEN
ASEGURADA LA
VICTORIA.

Los partidarios de Frank A. Hub
bell para la nomination republican,
para senadoF de los Estados Unid0s,
estan reclamando de una manera ener
gica que su derrota es impossible, y
que sera nominado, con votos extra,
en- la primera votaci0n. Reclaman
tener todos los is votos del condao de
Mora, 12 del condado de Taos y del
condado de Union, dicen tambien,
que Hubbell tendra algunos votos de
los condados de Colfax Rio Arriha,
ademas de toda la delegation del con
dado de Bernalillo. la que ha venido
s0lida por Hubbell. Segun los nlti-
mos reclamos de las fuerzas de Hub
bell, su candidate ira a la convention
con no menos que 150 votos. distribui-
dos como sigue:
TBernalillo, 25; Chaves, 3: Curry, Q;
Doha Ana, 13; Eddy, Q; Grant. 6;
Guadalupe, 6 Lincoln, 6; Luna. 3;
Mckinley, A; Mora, Is; Otero, 4;
Roosevelt, 1. Sandoval, 8; San Juan,
8; Sierra, 3 Socorro, 16; Taos, ~;
Torrance, 9; Union, 8.
Los partldarlOS del senator OAtrOn
rehusan admitir que Hubbell pueda
ser nominado en- la primera votaei6n.
Ellos decaaran que este son extrava-
gancias soIamente para producer buen
efecto: que ell senador Catron pr0ba-
blemente ira a la convention con mas
de 1870 votos, Y que estos votos, junto
con los que sean dados en- favor del
Juez Reynolds, impediran Ia nomina-
cion de Hubbell Los partidarios de
Catron dicen que en- vez de que Hub
bell obtenga 10 votos de los 16 del
condado de Taos, Catron ubtendra 3.
"A menos que haya algunos aconte-
cimientos que a Ia presente no. pare
cen probabIes, Holm D. Bursum sera
ell nominado para gobernador en- Ia
primera votaci6n. tSus amigos recla-
man que tIenen las votos en- su favor.
como sigue:
Bernalillo, 25; Chaves. A; Colfax, s.;
Curry, q; Dofa Ana, 1S; Eddy, 2;
Grant, 6; Lincoln, 6; Luna, 3; Mo
Kinley, 8; Otero. 4; Quay, 3; Roose-
welt, Q; Sandoval, 8; San Juan, 4;
Sierra, 8; socorro, 16; Taos, 12;l
Union. 4; Valencia, 10.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

representante al congreso Sr. Herman
dez, Sc adopt0 esta lisia.
ITEl presfdente Ely entOnces anuici0
las recomendaciones del comite cen
trail para presidente y secretario TEN.
porarios siendo escogidos el Senador
Albert B. Fail el coronel Jose D. Sc.
ma, respectivamente. al mencionar
ambos nombres fueron calurosamente
aplaudidos. POr moci6n del senador
Holt, de Las Cruces las recomenda-
clones fueron aceptadas, y Sc nombr0
una comision de tres para escoltar al
presidente temporario y traerlo al tea
tro. Este comite estuv0 tornado de
Frank Hubbell, Senador Thomas B.
Catron Y Charles Spiess iCada nom
bre fue aplandido al mencionarlo.
Cuando ei senador Fan apareclo, po.
cos minutes despues, tOdos Sc pusie-
ron respetuosamente en- pie en- el tea
tro, se desataron los aplausos y la ban
da TOGO Las delegaciopes de los con
dados de Doha Ana. Otero y Lincoln
Sc levantaron de sus lugares y fueron
. saludarlo en- Ia plataforma.
All escoltar al senador Fail, Sc noto
que Catron iba abrazando Hubbell.
All presentar al Sanador Fall, ed pre-
sidente Ely dijo que la presentation
era su ultimo deber como presidente
del colnite central republieano Enton-
ces. crando hubo terminado, tomo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

Ia convention republicans Sc abri0
aver microbes en- la tarde. con cada
asiento de los reservados para los de-
legados ocupado, asi como los reseF-
yados para el pdblico, tanto aDaio co.
mo en- la galeria del teatro Paris, y a
las 2.20 de la tarde sc llam0 la CON
Yenci6n al orden por eI presidente de
la organization republican,, Sr. Ralph
C. Ely, IMuchos de los espectadores
estuyieron parados, y habia un mime
70 regular de seforas presentes.
La banda de la ciudad, que antes ha-
bfa estado tocando en- la plaza. TOGO
una selection antes re IA aperture
formal.
Frank A. Hubbell, de Albuquerque,
fue el primer candidate que entr6 al
teatro. Iba acompanado por NV. H.
D. Secundino Romero, de Las Vegas,
aparecio en- escena y fue mucho mas
aplaudido de 10 que habia sido Hub
Gillenwater. y Sc lie aplaudi6 cuando
fue tomar su puesto al frente del te-
afro. Unos cnantos minutes despues
bell.
Despues de la aperture de la session
Sc procedio a Ter la llamada Official pa
ra la convention, por ell secretario, Sr
Jose d. Sena, del comite Central Des-
pues, el mismo Sr. Sena procedio al
leer ia lista de los delegados de los
varios condados, como lista Temporal
ria de la convention. Por mDcion del
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
coMuNIcAcIoN.


Albuquerque, N NJ, Agosto %, 1915
Sr. editor de "El Nuevc Mexicano7
Estimado Sr.
Espero me haga ell favor de 'publi-
car 10 siguiente;
iEl dfa 16 del presente, las 12 a. m.
falleci6 mi hija Micaela A. Candelaria
la edad de S5 amos, de una enferme-
dad del pulmon que la tuvo postrada
en- CANA por 4 meses, siendo asistida
durante su enfermedad por los padres
J. N. C6rdova y P. Tomassini, que la
visitaron durante su enfermedad. Su
funeral fue el dfa 10, saliendo de la
casa No. 443, calle j.. para la iglesia
del Sagrado Coraz6n, donde se le dio
misa de cuerpo presente. y de alaf al
camposanto de San Jose, donde sus
restos fueron sepultados.
Les doy las gracias por las presen-
tes lfneas los padres por su buena
asistencia que lie dieron a mi hija.
Deja una nina de 9 amos. un niho de
6 amos y una nina de 2. asf misno le
sobreviven su esposo, JESUS Candida
ria, y sus padres Eduardo S. Apodaca
Y Candelaria S. de Apodaca.
Deseo darles las gracias a todas las
personas que nos acompafaron tanto
en- el velorio, como en- ell funeral.
Quedando altamente agradecido de
I'd, les damos Gas graclas por su bon
dad, y Quedo de I'd. su SECURE y aten.
to servidor,
EDUARDO s. APoDACA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
RAYNOLDS
ACEPTARA

81 Juez Herbert F. RaynoIds del
condado de sernaIlllo. 81 e nomI-
nado para senador de lOe (. o.,
acsptara.
La hlstoria orcuIada por Frank
A. Hubbell de que no aceptarfa, es
absolutamente faIsa.
Joshua s. Reynolds, nos 10 as
egur6 esta mahana por el telefonO
de una manera posltlva y enfztica
que Ell Juez Reynolds aeeptars, y
que es un candidate dlspuesto para
Ia nominaci6n.
El partido republicans tiene
bora la oportunldad de rcforzarse
nomlnando a Herbert F. Reynolds
para sensdor de los Estados
Unldos.
81 es nominado, Mr.. Reynolds
aeeptars.
81 es nomlnsdo, sera eIecto.
Ahora queda de parte del partido
Republican,.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
DE REcREso.

Nos comunica nuestro suscritor, el
Sr Octaviano Urioste de esta ciudad,
que ha tenido el placer de yer otra
,vez en- el seno de su familia a su hi5o,
el joyen Felipe Urioste. quien lego al
hogar el sabado pasado, despues de
haber estado trabaiando en- Ia Inca
ferrocarrilera en- Denver y Salt Lake.
En- 10 future, el joven Urioste perma-
necera al iado de la familia.
Al comunicarnos esta noticia, ell Sr
Octaviano Urioste Sc muestra muy
compaacido de nuestro periodico, del
que ha sido uno de los mas cumplldos
suscritores por los 1ltimos seis amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

su candidatura para la Corte Suprema
La plataforma adoptada contiene
declaraciones para la sumisi0n a yo-
to popular de las enTniendas constitn.
cionales para proveer votos para las
seoras, prohibition aInplia en- el esta
do, y una reforma del sistema ejecu-
two
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
e campamsnto.

Llegados que fueron al sitio escogi-
do de antemano, Sc procedi0 a formar
ell campamento, y los campistas Sc
dispersaron por las cerranfas inmedia-
tas para estirar las piernas. La fa-
mosa roca que antes hemos menciona-
do, esta situada sobre el riachuelo,
con una elevation de como doscientos
cincuenta trescientos pies. y de d.
fell ascenso. A pesar de este, varios
i0venes y seHoritas trepando por los
pehascos, y a riesgo de romperse la
crisma, lograron llegar hasta la cdspi-
de, donde permanecieron por algun
tempo suspendidos en- 81 abismo. La
bajada probo ser la parte mas diffcil
de Ia empresa, Y eran de verse los es-
fuerzos que hacfan para no despehar-
Be de aquellas alturas. Por nuestra
parte, confesamos que no tuvimos va
lor para tanto.
Va bien cansados con el ejercicio
hecho, todos Sc apresuraron 'atacar'
ell lunch. al principle Sc pens0 reu-
MIR toda la comida y hacer un gran
campamento, pero el viento que ARE
ciaba y el frlo que empes6 a dejarse
sentir los oblig6 a que individualmen-
te. cada ouien se sirviera como mejor
pudiera.