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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-03-16
Co., Proceedings

March Z, 1916.
The board of county commits
sioners met in special session will
the following members present, to
wit: Jerry Brown, chairman, F
G. Perman, Joe Bosch and Han,
I, Fngebre,Son Nertlng Va.
a.ed 10 order By chairman
The bill OF DR. Sig. RosentAa
for board of health work fol
$l3 20 was approved
The application Of Charles Aui
erson for refund Of his road rol
tax for the year 1913 was approv
ed, Amount s , 0(
The following bonds were, upor
motion approved: Official bone
of Sig. Rosenthal as county coror.
er. DepOsltorary Doud @. 81
t'lrst National! hank of Mobridgt
as county depository.
Applications for loans from the
permanent school fund approved
as follows:
Johann Merkel application 70, I.
loan of 81 500 on the sw IA Sc
IA and l-2 sw IA and sw / 4
Sc IA of section 1, township 1913,
range rs approved for 5000.
Emma l.. Nicholson application
for loan OF So, 500 on the " IL
of section 90, and the Sc IA Of
section - township 123. range IT.
approved for said amount.
Henry G.. Erbe application le.
considered and the amount OF loan
upon motion raised from So, 500
to $4,000.
The board took up rhe matte,
of the examination Of the rnror
of lo, state t.Aeeu,.v, 3t,oDu
a4 t'f checking uf tLt l~ngi-
Waiwotth county. and o,, VIII
they worked until six O'Clock when
adjournment was made, to nine
o'clock the next morning,
March 8.
Nine O'Clock a. m, board re-
convened as per adjournment will
all members present.
The matter of. the appointment
Of county physician was broughf
before the board and it was move
seconded and carried that Dr.. v
A. George be aud is hereby, al
pointed for the period beginning
with March |, 1916. to April l,
1917, ank under the same contract
rs that of the past year.
The board resumed the examin
ing of the report of the State n"
countant and it was moved al
carried and the auditor and treas-
urer instructed to notify the par :
les Of shOatages and make a repOr'
to the board.
Afternoon session.
The application of James w.
Mcintyre for loan of 5000 on
the NV ia of section 2G township
l23 range 7S was, upon motor
approved for the amount of appli-
cation.
General bills were approved and
audited as follows:
Mrs John Berens two
weeks bard and room to
i>elI NOOl. = z" ~
.a,s John Bereus uID.
weeks board aud room
to Joe MOrfOrd and
laundry 46 so
Mrs John Derens ten weeks
board and laundry to
John Smith claimed
$62 80 allowed 56 30
George Brown road labor 3 80
Jerry Brown use of disc on
Yellowstone Trail 7 30
Haas l. Engebr-tsOn COM
nissiOners services and
mileage l6 50
Fred Spiry = 9 20
Fred G. Perman = l3 80
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-03-16

fertown, $. H.. 10 Sautee. Neblas.
ka, whjthes ~ iudian r"H,'n r.tl
whom he was III love had gone
They were married shortly after
wards. Upon the birth of their
son Jacob. the mother died, and
job walked 0ack from Santee to
Fort SlssetOn. where he entered
the government service as a scout
The son Jacob WAS in the govern
ment service for % wears.
In 1871 job WAS attached to an
expedition which surveyed for the
Northern Pacific road. going with
ne surveying crews aS tar aS
the Yellowstone river in Montana.
In his capacity ne Scon'. hn was
in numerous Skirmi she's with the
Hunkpapa Sioux, who were hostile
.o ~ c~1e ';.;c-
Tnp next rpqr hr us.ueJ Mary.
1augjtrr ~ 0eh0nza rrat aue.t
nf the SeSse.nn tribe of Sionx,
and settled down at Fort SesSeton.
In 1874. three of the white sol.
diers stationed ut the Fort desert
cd. .Inh and four other Indian
scouts hp;ne detailed TO hiring the
desertprS herk. job trniled them
Wv u;rean's trading ira ling post
IN the west side Of Big Stone lake.
stationed his men aronnd the house
and entered alone. Minrpan and
his wife hid under the counter
while the soldiers opened fire on
the Indian, who ~mptied his pistol
md then backed ont the door.
THROUGH An interpreter Grevclond.
Ioh informed the deserters TO eth
ar surronnder or he would hnrn
he honse down This they did
so3 were taken back 10 The Fort
Insthe hohI "a h. house. job hnd
IN arm shattered, and in retn'n
shot one Of thr troopers in the Jog
The following year job was sent
after Two sergants who had desert
.ad the Fort. He and his th'ee
scouts trailed them to Lake Tonko
near Graceville. Mimi, where the
soldiers were sitting on mnskra'
house in the center of the lake
Stripping aud taking his rifle with
him. job wadded out to them
They opened fire on him and he
oignaled them to either surrender
,r he wonld have his scouts, VIII"
until this time had laid in conceal
ment, open fire. The two surren-
Tered.
In 1876, job was honorably dis
norped from service, and returned
- The SessetOn agency where
Agent Addams appointed HIM cap
'ain Of the agency police. which
position he filed for 20 years,
when he resigned because OF his
age.
To meet this smiling old Sioux
Chieftain in the latter days after
his work was done, and see him
spending his time with his grand.
children, and to see him autifnlly
carry one of his grandsons around
on his back after the youngster
had belabored him with n stick.
one would hardly recognize in him
the irODman he was in youth and
middle age.
IA the days whan thi. locality
WAS peopied only by men of iron
constitutions and the utmost dar-
ing. job Ninayppte was in the
thick of the fighting, ready t0 up
hold the proper authorities IN their
enforcement OF the laws against
whites or redmen.
n beautiful sidelight on the life
of this grand old Indians charac.
ter was his lifelong devotion to
his sister. Phoebe Tapyan Hiyawe-
| LIZ, o.,oco 40
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-03-16

the uprising and hurried 10 the
t-,t' ''n'.eue azrae, jn NMu.
e@ota wAer5 be found the Indians
IA then war paint about 20 mas
sacre the whites and mixed blOods
because they would not assist in
the war. Quietly by night job
smuggled these whites and breeds
from the cabin in which they were
held prisoners and hurried them
o. t. e i,er IN lle boards he had
collected.
y few days later Little Grow
and his band of Sioux reached the
agency and went into council OF
rar over the fate of other mixed
NloodS who Ind come into the
camp. Int who refused 70 partici-
nate in the uprising Hearirr r
that the willy chpif and his friends
ware planning tn MASSAGE these
,"..' - = Pit. i i,r h.e
e.Gus.' ..@ s.l. 1906. tta oouu,ji
meeting
Entering Little Crows tpepee
lob demanded If il was trun that
he proposed killing the mixed
hloods. Little Crow denied that
this was his intention. However.
lob went hack TO his teAnee. threw
M hreastwOrkS that night. Gather
ad the breeds behind them and
stood guard himself all night.
The next morning Little Grow
and his band lest. and couple
days later the eutire band surren-
1ereh to General Sihley.
IMPRISONED FOUR YEARS
It is generally known that 39
Indians were tried and hung for
oartioipance in the uprising, hn'
Snw people know that over 40n
,r~in"s va~o i.,r~;snrn' ~ NJ.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-03-16

..ny ynu. u. l,clivs at Coin-
stock s-all First class goods and
M 10 date. adv
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1916-03-16

Board upon motion adjourned
to meet April +, the next regular
meeting.
w. f.. HOFFMAN
County Auditor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
PROHIBITION HAS A
BETTER CHANCE THAN
SUFFRAGE AT PRESENT
my evening Iiersld Leased wIrcl

NashinHi IN. F'h. tH. VT 'nlullIhN
amendments tn The .uu-ututinu. nut
not woman suffrage amendments, viii
bc considered at this session oi con
rrcs- The house judiciary commit
tee tndu, postponed considering the
susan -. Anthont amendment until
noNt December Proposals % post
pom, prohibition were lost "u % tie
vote.
Consideration u' an suiiruac pro-
posnle was included ~ the decision
to postpone tho susan B Anthony
amcudmcu, IN. Webb prohibition
amendment whirh it was decided To
take up is practically ,hc same ls the
iuhsou ancudm'u' which h.lcd mst
session .u the huU.c.
The sunrns, vote Chairman webb
said. showod "sHustantinl majority
Ia taNor pf p"-tpHucmcnt N"u, of
the nunbrTs wanted To- disclose how
the committee Nut,i but i' WAS ad-
mittcd thpi Gcpr, 'ntatives Mos. oi
West Nirginia. Dyer nf Missouri Nor
gan of oklahoma. \coly of West var
ginia ard Daufprtn # New fuik we're
abscnt. Sunrdgist- al one" began "A
campaign for Il rc, usid.iItion of IN"
committee vote
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
TWenty-one Die
In Mine Fire in
Butte, Montana
Flames Break Out in 1900
foot Level, Filling Drifts
With Deadly Gas as Men
Struggle to Get Out.

Uuttc Mont r,h - TNcut, -uu,
mon probably have pcrIsh,G. accord
ing tu ~, ro-. uc WurNcr- go th, Penn
syltauw uIu" oi the Anaconda Cup-
per Nuiu- ,oupHu, Den q urc whi,h
hIul,, uui while go mIu.r. were at
WORK last night Nine buiic, had
been raised irom tho mih. n"furo
moon and twelve were una counted
fuT
The tire at the l1o0-iu.; level of
the shaft was sun hurnup lt noon
nut vas under control
new ,rnulatu1 s,stcw was iu-
stail'd 900 th, miuc tnGlV which
changed the arr currents lr1 mado
exploration ,f an loyols 10 the affect
ed area possible. Tho miro s ? 500
feet deep
Th"r, was stul hope that .om, Of
the tWri', missing might nave escaped
into the working of othcr properties
Nithiu % f,w minutes after the Nr,
WaS discovered gao fumes auu smoke
poured INTO he higher wursiugs sta
tiuu tcud"fs were ordered o., warn the
hundreds co. minors. som, 90 whom
wei, l. much uH t quarter % % mile
ir"m tho shaft Signals Co. tine "nsI-
ncor from the ,apc came fr1u hall e
de-, 200 lr,-is at once. lu..ttHu calls
cam, from tn. 5no-fput t"ycl pu,
Gag" iull ut men wac token from there
hut whoa d. was again luW sIci t. tlus
level th'i" were non. tt IN, ltndiug
william g. Mu.h'u a~sisttut force
man, and Jack Brennan. INNER who
volunteered, were quckl. lowered to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
~i\ pUiSo\IKS INi RIFLES
UiI Only ritHi,i NEI ~Uor

~ 'H~u Tex rob Sin prison
crs under sentence OF death escorted
D., rrgimcut and three drum CORPS
wcfD mbrrS"d through the strets OF
Juat,z for hans an hour today tnd to
the piIpo of execution. attended b,
several hundred ~ the civilians ~
Juarcl by invitation OF General Gn-
Nifl Domnardauto uf Inaroz only
three were ,Nccuted Before the exc
cuiIon. began. iu cNplauailniS of tho
Grimes was read bs colonel Arturo
=. Ftlardu followed ay an arraigu.
ment ns sub-iioutcnuut Nutonio Lam
din.
lu,n Nguiiar trumpetor de- prdeus-
to General Gdvira. was first executed.
Frdrris NuluH q civilian followed.
ana losr Moreno. q soldier vas ."Ird
20 az" Then ID ulus" came. Itispln
Guc,nra 70 soldier. Rafael Galvi. aud
EbgI1 -tIr"dn the rrmainllg prison
crs. vltncsso- tu an the executions
awaiting ,u ih.e their place before
IA, adobe N1N. we're striving with
-hatIug knees 90 stand erect when
Colonel lhiardu stepped among the
hudirs u. those .Nccuted Hnd aunouuo
od fh,t NIrthc- executions were -us-
pcud'..
Tn" announcement wa greeted
with cheers ana applause from the
spo, iIIur. some oi tho ,oldi,r- of
tho escort who were urcd In hollow
spuui" ahp." M" fatal spot Joined 100
the ,h,,rInE.
Tho men executed hal been con
victod Of traffic IN anmu1itlon stolen
from ihr armuTl. AguiiIr had iu-
dur'd Moreno 10 steal cartridge
whIrh De sold 200 Roias Asuilar wa.
1 former Vi'Is soldier Hho hnd Ic.
| ccptcd amneat, and enlisted 10 the
| tartunFd force.
pf the three repri"ved Ou"tart
| was only suspected OF dealing .u mo
cartridges Tho remaining two were
cmplo,cs ~ the Hearst ranch ~ Bah
| rioufu who had stolen provisions from
| the ranch and were caught al the
! border selling the goods The re-
| prie'e wss secured hy thc Amcrstu
| manager of he ranch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
Premier Asquith Announces in
Parliament That Political
and S,rategical Aspects
Will b. Considered.
FORESEES NO CHECK IN
MESOPOTAMTA RAID
General Townshend Holding
Ibis Own, Ayers Cabinet
Leader, and Conditions
Have Improved Materially.

Lundon Fon. IS T.. -u o. MA
genera conference uf IA" .lI,s 90
Paris Geo consider au pultti,M and
st,atcgi,dl ASPECTS uf the gpt b. Geo
b. ncld Announcement Co. 'na effect
was made 900 th, hous. ol ,rmWuus
today ry Premier N.guirh
Premier NegUths -ttt"m,ut Wp-
mtd, iu thc course u' Ju IIdr,.- n
tn- huu-, of commons 40 Connection
with the up'u.ng ut p1.HJm,ut The
premier -aid 30 largo vote ut Drcdit
Nuuid bc asked most week
rhc "icmct stated lha' tu, ~tua-
ton oi the BRUSH fore. 900 McsopO-
tdmia. winch ha. ,Cru p ,unuc. ui
concern TO tho English ruI i, had
impru, cd materially Hui trtt Gene
cTai Tovusncud whoso ann. I- -ur-
roEndoa ty the Tufks 81 Nut-Ei-
Amara. vts holding his own
The premier though, th'r' Was
every ground for hopiue th, Ior.e~ pi
General Tpwnshond aud General
AyImer. commander pi tho !'hcf cN-
p.ditlon. might unite ami lat any
thing IA ia, nltur, of o. sctlous Hrt-
ish hogK might ho aNcft,d.
Tie announced that the goN N,ruuIcnt
wa. nov ttkiup stoDN of IL ,i- muui-
uuus. men finances snd industrial
rc-eIyoh 80 ~ is ue tu a position tu
pat iutth its mHEimum strcufth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
President of United Shoe Ma
chinery Co. and Boston At
torney Accuse Nomines of
Unprofessional Conduct.
UGLY CHARGES MADE
AGAINST KENTUCKIAN
Massachusetts Lawyer Charg.
es Presidential Appointee
- Supr eme Bench With Un-
ethical Actions.

lhy t'ruips hgra'd Lcpscd W,r,l
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hid""'H "' h.''"'' I''s'"'"'
90" ""i'''"'' '"I ,'' Sup''Ulo '"urS
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w. '''u"' ~ "'s JOY '''''
d, p,s,., ,,tn,,.. aim vb,,, Mr.
p,,nJ.i. n',d no., ,.s,c,,t.5 ,,,rs
90 IL, ii,te,,,.,, o.c, 80, ,.,,ts
u,,nd,,. ,,l t,,.... guil,,. az ,,.,,r,f...
.,,.,,g .,,,Ji,,, and ma lp,, leaving
h.' .h,, ,,,.btn.r, -,,nr,,, n, nod
tnu,,lcds. gained through his asso.
citation with 10 to attack ns Illegal and
Ui mIuri .u the very acts and system
oi business Nh''h ne "'slSt'd To- ere
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,'ruttrr tffnrl stirred ut . f,tups.f
ia IA, r,utiuitt., D., ..a.uu Al u,iiav
Il b, ,.r, ,ti. d, t,ll from bt. s-.o.
,i,,i,p win ta,,N,r. in uc.,on ,,ha,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
EIpiRiN ~o>oGN NTTOR>EY
ttt~Ip Ot INTRIGUING.

b1us - Ari1 Fep iS.-Duu car
lns Lu'I1a. an elderly attorne, ve|
Hu.nH trrugshuuf eastern Souor8
haa boon arrested af Moctrsumt and
sentenced tp death on . charge or
pIuIfug uLl.r,t th, BE- mDtn Mexican
government according to arrival
here from Muote1uma. Frieud- u.
f.olIza who .'r Douglas week ago
.UI TODAY nU uld boon promised nfr-
t'Urun hy sonora pHelais
Manuel Figurot Nuo vi- atc1
.rom 70 ,.1ln O. short distance south 10
fh" border Hf "Wednesday has u"rr
executed 10 vas aruoru.et today or
0haIl, OF attempting fu organize a
w.'rt 1WHu- the rlrrs1. ZOO Aqua
Ff..tt i-ucrUt a. ul. uWe wa 4
captain Iu Villas army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
Orpet Contesses
Hiding a Bottle
Prior to Tryst
Admission Declared by States
Attorney to Strengthen the
Murder Case Against Wis.
consin Student.

Cmrngp. Fol. 10 Wul ~ Orpcl
University uf Wisconsin tuucnL ace
,u~od 90. puisonius hi. former sweet
heart Marian Frances Lambert.
Whose frozen body wa ,uuld u the
woods iu lak, Forest last week
hanged his story today according tu
states Ntturnr, padN aud admitted
burviug iu empty bottle from Madi-
son Wis drug stare lust hctor, going
10 kcs' 70 trvst with the girl IN the
north shore wood
: Failure t. und any poison routalucr
near the s,ou. uf the girl's death has
puzzled lh, nuthuilti's ln the opin-
lon uf the prosecutor prpct- admis-
sion today strengthens th, ease
AGAINST hin.
SEARCH fur the bottle ~ Wtivh was
carried th. poison which laascd the
death OF Marian Frances '.u.uh,rt, O.
Ihk, Forrest high school sui WAS
continued tud.N lay detective, who 40
.udcat uriug t. establish = connect lon
between IN, Eiris drtth lt-i W"dno
day and the mysterious uh-cncc FROM
Madison uu that da, ot " lham ~
orpet University of Wisconsin junior.
states Attotues Dud, ct Ldko
county said hc was ready Go present
his evidence L. IA. coronei's iur,
nrpct ana his aitorh.Ns continue ~
rottciatc his innocence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
u. S. May Ask
HouSubn1arines
WMSee Cannon
United States Government
Perhaps Will Inquire How
Germanic Allies Will Iden-
tify Armed Merchant Ships.


Washington. Feb. The United
Statv.. BOO the near future. MtS make
somc inquiries OF Germ1ut and Aus
tua a. tp how they intend g." deter
minc whether me- h.atu'u nr"
armed before sink.nr them without
warning ~ accordan,r with new or
de-, COINS to thcir marine COM
mandors uu February
London. Feb. 10 e.. a. p mD--
Consideration of the u -tInu ul treat
m'ut uf neutral shipp .'itcd hy the
American notes to Gi.u iruain has
reached lu advanced sap, with tho
pru.po,, ot mpufta wpDiiicati"ns
designed tn benefit o.. status of ueu-
trnl shippers aud Whi.u DO i- believed
viii su, satisfaction ru those Who
ar, making the chi complaint r
hns been learned nl the Associated
pros.
Tho urw prin, iplc uudDr .on-ld"r-
alton aud likrl, to ., .rphcd VIII
protect neutral ahipp"l trYM charr"e
i"r detention aud in H-, tna cHrg"'e
gr, detained or subj, .DI tu lus~ tn
,hipp,r Will Do, given 900 .ru,muus
% Wa made plain today that tho
United States iu a. u.Wuri idum &C.
tuy p,iu1,rruts sugs. Uu. Dee ii-dt-
mtm,ni OF mcrchur' ships had uu
intention oi proppsirH ai 'Iruuly Geo
change tnD law o' ngtHn. pn ~" ~cn-
and .t Wa suggested 'bIt ih, practice
Of aiming ships Nigh He revised tu
uorui, them To- carrl gHus ut u sur
nciontIs small raliher ., n, useful Tor
defensive purposes. Hud t"i DEE lrD.-
t",iN, aglius' submarine 1t dis
tame, from which 'ur aHtm"fsinl's
,ould' give warming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
Is
PouringThrough
TwoNewBreaks
Levees Give Way Below
Natchez and on Louisiana
Side Near Newellton; Crest
of Flood Three Days Away.

rs EvrniuF Herald l.ratrd W.r.I
NstshcI Mis-. FOB. l5.- MississIp-
pi rNcr floods were sweeping TODAY
through tNu ncW breaks in the ic,cc
ON the Louisiana side about six miles
from NcWcllton.
Two Thousand Inhabitants ,f N"N-
clifton. :. Joseph and Waterproof
La. 90 tho foods path were fleeing
tom their homes on special trains
for this rIt,. Danger warnings. Hrnr
by telephone and courier. b. was
thought had ttort,d loss ut ufn.
Fcd,fll cnPiHeors said that Trusss.
con .urdla ftank.iu and Catalonia
paI shes VIII bo Inundated. the last
two iu part The crest oi m, Hood
probably viii reach Natchcz la three
days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
MYSTERIOUS ANGEL
FOUND FOR INDIANS.
BAN JOHNSON SAYS


.hUa2H. frn o.. l'rrrIutUt Kan
o. johnson returned from Dlc.,uud
land American league .luu hYd been
sold
presijcut Johnson would not ns Goo
whom the team mad ueru sold aud
said that complete details ul the shir
would hv made pduiio lu q few dtNs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
MAIN IiNEI - BI,OkE\
BItiOM >NTt tiIi" MISS

Memphis Tom. fcn IA l"n@
distance 'ciophnn, message received
here ifum Ntfrhol Miss SAYS tho
main lctro. thuN -nyc mules below
thai ,i', hru,v early today The wa
ter from This break wu. Hood a large
area OF rich farming laud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
HUMOROUS DEATH
FOR CANDIDATES
TO ELECTRICIANS
Initiation Of Neophytes Into
Order of Jovian," Fea.
ture Of Second Day Of Elec.
trical Convention.


III. Ut, f.,,,,,, ,t ,.5.,,.. J,..,,s
in m. New Nr.o,, FI,,tr,.,. ,..,ri,.
,i,r ,bi,t ,,,,,,',,,I ,....t,..i... Ia f,,
a.. ',c,rr,,,I ,r,r tr, mn, d,,..
...-i., b. th.. tip u.iu,,plti..r ,f IA.
Ju,Iau order which In To- bc hcld
IN Wpudmon.S nllI at $50 O'Clock
thu evening when several ncN mcm-
hcrs III dt initiated \ bis Ioyiatton
banquet viii follow " y >outhard.
manager of tho local clrctiic Hpnt
compuu,. viii bee tupstma-tc. at this.
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gates ia attendant, was ta.,u on the
yoruudu ui the NNarado Motel.
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sI a., Tho g.n.,.,l tI.,tri.. amman,
az El pn.o ON ornamental street
Lighting and T. \ Thiclc ~ tho
Roswell Das aud El,ctrI. company
secretary aud treasurer ur thc asso.
| ,mtiun on oar Experience with
| ornamental street lighuua" evoked
| prolonged ~. u-~iuu. The mcctnr
| Then adjourned to Wopdm.u'- hall m
bod, to attend ;ho Eclu.cu,tiou.
J. j. Cooper Of Douyc. Val have
'har-c "l th" Itolu'cu't"n' A''"rd b
'hs !" sh''' '''N 90 con, '','''' p. ny ".'.
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| ,bio bl,,J.h.d ,t t,t. ,ff,Ir .Il ,nrts
pf parupheruaIa having been set IA
order ~ use uu candidates tor tmta-
| lion INTO tn" order
| Local underiak"rs have been asked
| rwuy those who are unable TO- survive
,.. .h,ci. r.. los. ,,,.,, t,oo ,ntt.
win ht given ,Y.h candidate aud they
Win an ne asked 4" state ih"ir p'cl'r-
'"''" w nc ''N' "' '''N', VIZ" '''
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| with the last sad rites. II th.} de not
survive
The JnNiau order b. "i 'nriha-
u"h'i '."p'. " IN ,h' SCI M'iN ~
and r.r,d., II O,. fnru,d,n about
y,Nt,,u years agn IN the southwest.
The purpose "I the order ''" O" pro-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
ADMINISTRATION LAND
BANK ACT REPORTED

nv TNeninE NITITI Il'is'N NII'
Washington. ft. l1.-Thc admin
istiatiuu's bin to c-itpliSh a system 81
land banks. drafted by jo.ut y"n-
gr.ssIundl commute. WAS iNurnhlA
reported to the s,Httc, huj with rld-
ical alterations U. he banking and
currency oumW.ttc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
THE DAY IN CONGRESS


Resolution In.f.tuccd to de
clare the new ..Ier ui the Ger
man admirplfr contrary a.
American fpr,I-n policy.
Tillman nIl. II government
owned armur plat, facturics was
taken up
Hearings uu NniirmaNnn ui
Louis -. EuuH. for supreme
court were resumed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-15
Ii1N\Ns I\kt UEiii~ii
'FRONT.' az SpU \ Nt.pN

Berlin. Fcb. it NH London. ~
y. ul-- Hritish uus.uuus n,ci 4 front
uf 500 yards. near NprcE iieisWm'
have been captured by tn Germans
the wan office announced TO-DAY
Paris. Feb o, Nu London go
-. M TN the thaWrasn' district
flcu,h troops have rr'uptur"i a pol
tIun ui tho advanced trcu'i'~ ",'u-
pird Uy the Gcrmius uu Fcn,uarN w.
arcurding to the uuu lunccm'rt given
nut py thc French war ON e. this att
,IUunu.
London Feb. 1, b .Oa o. m - --
Re- .'teIs correspondent at \itenla
'talN. slys hnstil" aer"pla nee ""ni-
birdrd the ltnlin town of Schin. -
mites from N.Dculi, fstcrday, kiliuS
siN pcrsons and wouuding others.