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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-Notwith- standing the routine business does not affect the matter at all, it is an open secret that the Adamson law and the agitation for the eight hour day is having a very deep effect upon the delegates to the convention of the American Federation of La bor.
 Upon an invitation from the con vention, the leaders of the brother hood of Locomotive Engineers, the Brotherhood of Enginemen and Firemen, the Brotherhood of Rail-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17
PEACE TALK PERSISTS

there would have been no such af- front administered to Russia as the establishment of Poland as sepa- rate kingdom.
 They say that this ought to give the uuietus to all peace reports.
 They are free in deploring the step themselves.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

BERLIN, Nov. 16.-Terrific fight ing is proceeding along the Somme and Ancre sector with the Ger mans on a vigorous offensive. It is admitted that endorsements have in that section where the British have been tirelessly smashing and sustaining heavy losses.
 The results today were of an in- decisive nature.
 Now is the time to Subscribe.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17
TORRENTS IN D0BRuDSCHA
 MAKE HARD FIGHTING

zen continues his fatal retreat in Do- brudscha and is leaving mounds of dead behind and tents filled with been firing all the villages through which he passes in order to subject Sahkoroff's cassacks to fierce hard ships.
 Bucharest reports an important advance on the Constanza railroad today, and the capture of several hundred Germans and Bulgars.
 RI1GII R ECT NIo,r 1 It ic ro-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17
FOOD PROBLEMS MAY
 COMPEL AN EMBARGO

is gaining headway. The six cent loaf is causing a tremendous discon- tent and much suffering among the poorer classes. Some papers are suggesting using potatoe flour to feed the poor Americans as in the belligerent nations of Europe. This is angering the masses considerably.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The in- creasing price of bread may force an embargo on flour. For this req son exporters are giving preference to food cargoes as they fear the soaring price for bread may compel congress to take, steps of the kind.
 The. feed America first" slogan
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 16.- It is known that the Mexican situa- tion is now engaging the attention of Lansing. The reported deadlock of the peace commission is not con firmed, although it may be true.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

ern photoplay entitled Sheriff For An Hour, completes the pro gramme. Wednesday Nov. 22nd first issue, opening chapters. "A Diamond From the Sky.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

PARIS, Nov. 16.-The Germans are hurling sixty thousand men against Pressoire and other Somme positions in order to re-take them from the French troops. The French all day successfully withstood these terrific attacks and the German losses must have been immense on account of the machine gun now.
 LONDON, Nov. 16.-King George has wired General Haig his congra- tulatiOnS for the Ancre successes,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 15.- The sinking of many ships recently, said to have been unwarned, is in- terrupting the Lusitania final nego-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17
WILL SON SAYS THAT HE
 CANNOT 60 TO DENVER

tiations but it is expected that there will be fnality to these protracted negotiations before the end of the month.
 The German Embassy denies the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Because they anticipate having yet to strike before the employers will obey the Adamson law, the brotherhood off, cials refuse to say anything.
 The company officials are now talk ing the case of the other employees who labor long hours on the rail- roads for much less pay than the train workers, and are trying to ef-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

LONDON, Nov. 16.-The drive of the Russians and Rumanians in Dobrudscha is apparently causing some uneasiness in Berlin and Vienna where it was believed that the country would have been re- duced to submission long before this.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

reported secret advices relative to submarining which have been made It is a silly canard.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

extraordinary progress is being made. The Bulgars taken prisoners are very dispirited. Two thousand arrived here today for shipment from the war zone.
 ATHENS, Nov. 16.-One news paper intimates that the capture of Monastir is to be the signal for the entrance of Greece into the war.
 GIT THE NEWS RIGHT. REAP THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

ported by captured Bulgars that many regiments have been diverted to the south in order to prevent the fall of Monastir.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

and forced the election of the Hughes electors in this state.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

an agreement with the brotherhoods and is preparing for all emergencies
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

Let us estimate on your Job Work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

PETROGRAD, Nov. 16.-Macken,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

BUCHAREST. Nov. 1s.-It is re-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-17

Now Ia the time to Subscribe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13

no6cia pognrdzaia innvmi, O.
kazuj3 -tylko n.emiia strone
swego piytkiego charaktern.
Imponuja i'm b&yskotki ! pc.
wierzchowne cechy bl'znie.
go. ~Zspominaja, 70 cz'owieka
ME robia ubiory, ami pienis'
DE AMI navel godnosci. Me
raz " uajp1ostszej sukience
ti]e SERGE z}ote J charakter
cxysty. w ubogiej chatce mie.
szkaja rieraz ludzie uczeni,
grzeczni, najuczciwsi W swie-
Gle.
Prawda, ze to czasem trud-
no oprzee sic dumie i milo
Sci wlasnej. Czyto rzadkie
So pokusy do pycby? lie to
razy zdaje sic c~z}owiekowi
p%r6znemu, gdy ma siebie spoj
rzy W zwiercisdle, re on lep-
szy cd innych-i 2 to mysla
j przekooaniem kroczy pc
ulicy, nos do CORY zadar}szy.
Jsko klucz do ~prawdziwe-
go powodzenia " k6lkacb
m1odziezy, ME wykluczajac
przytem i starszych, MONA
sfusznie uwaza6 >zupe}ne 3D.
rzuceuie wsze)kiej dumy.
C>}owiek dummy ME mole
ukrvc swej pr6zno6ci; kazdy
-odczuwa ia po pierwszem
spojrzeniu, po pierwszero
.przem6wieDiu. I ia drma 20
prostu odpycha Cd Mich kaz'
diego.
Zdrowy rozsadek powie
nam, ze pvcha jest urojeniem
grzesznem, 5esmy lepsi cd
innych. Dlaczego? Ma to ME-
ma odpowiedzi z to! proste)
przyczyny, ze tax ME jest;
ze dummy cz'owiek ok}amu
le san siebie. Pc amerykah-
sku, taxi ;pyszalekto "wielki.
bluff.
l. b. POkrZyWa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13

Zawiadomiono stacye poli-
cyine " Minneapolis, Du.
luth, Winona, Fargo j innych
m'aetach. lecx dotsd policya
ma promo poszukuje. Znacz.
HI sprzedaja zlodzieje nsj.
prawdopodobniej " mniej
szych ilo6ciach ably ME sciag:
mac na sisbie podsjrzr6. Jest
to najodwazniejsxy rabunek
jaki kiedvkolwiek wyk"nano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
~
WlADOMOSCI

S. P. ZYGMUND AS,

S. P. AS,
LEGACY lat Is umar} " czwar~
tek wieczorem W domu
swych rodzlc6w Mat. Kula
SOW, zam. pod nr. 567 wscb.
2giej ul. po dtug;pj chorobie.
Opr6cz strapionych rodzi,
COW pozostawia brata J6zefa
i siostre Lillanne. Pogrzeb
odbyl sic W poniedzia}ek z
knscicta 6w. Stanis5awa Kost.
XII. Wieczny odpoczynek
race mu dac Panic!
W ~ONIEDZIAkEK O 9
W kosciele sw. Stanis{awa
K. poiaczY} Prev ks. pro-
boszcz j. Pacbolski dozgon.
nym 6lubem ma}ze6skim p,
Andrzeja Nelson 2 Minnea.
polls i panpe Anne Czaplew-
ska 2 Winony. Model pare
szczese Bozul
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Rabunek " banku v St. Paul.

A0ozo9e IozDu1 eyn11ane0 Szale zelazn4
usz6 zabraxszy uaezk6w "a $575,
0OO, dolardw i Try tysiaee dola6w
v got6wce.
w przeszfy piatek w}amsli
sic z}odzl+je " St. Paul, do
federalnego banku. kt6rv sie
znaJduje W samtm centrum
mlasta. i zabraIi znaczk6w
"a piec Set siedemdzies. at
tyeiecy dolar6w oraz try ty-
s'ace doIa'6w gnt6wka Z}o-
dzleje weszIi do budvnku
pr>ez okno z zau}ku; dyna
m'tem wybil' dz,ury d. SEA
fy z+laznej jednych
drzw'sch a drugie wysadziti
z zawias6w, trzecie drzwi ME
by}v 2amkniete. Kradziez
spostrzrzono dopiero gdY OLE
wierny przyszed& raDo 1T
wierac drzwi DO ofis6w. Kra.
dziez wykonans by1a W of,-ie
kol+ktora p. Lynch. Znaczki
2abrane wa5y1v przeszfo 300
funt6w. Z}odzieje pozostawili
6w,drv, m}"ty, d}uts j inne
narzedzia kt6rych u&ywali do
otworzenia skarbca. Jedvny
6lad jaki pozosta} tn tory cd
k6} acknowledged kt6rvm
z}odzieie pos}ugiwali sic. Blu.
dvnek z~najduje sic " dY-
strykcie patro]u policyinego
W okofo otoc2onv Jest hote.
lami i innemi zami+szka|emi
bndynkami a jednak z|odzie.
j Mkt ME widzia} ami ME
s}yszat huku dvnamitow+go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Podziek0wanie.

Dzjekujemy niniejszem
przez fanny "Wiarusa" wszyst-
kim, kt6rzy hrali udzia1 "
pngrzebie s. y. OLGA nsszego
Pawia Liberia. Dz,ekulemy o.
sobliwie niewiastom "a med
litwy W domu, mezczyynon
kt6rzy nie6li zw}oki i wszys:.
kin, kt6rzy przyczyn.li sic
W jakikolwiek apos6b "
cddaniu ostatniej pnsiugi "
domu i przy pogrzebie.
Bog zap}acl
. ROdxina liber6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
" LISCIE ofiar odawc6,

w LlSClE 0tlar OdaWcoW
ma wsparcie g}odnych j bez-
.. domnych " Polsce, umiesz-
czonej " zesz}ym tygodniu "
Wiarusie, zaszia pomy}ka
Pan w. l.. Szaw}owski mia1
bye " $500 podz;ale samiast
" $1.O0.
Legion Polski
miai swe roczne posiedzenle
W niedziele po poiudn'u,
ma kt6rem obrani byli mas.
tepujacy urzednicy:
Zarzad wojskowy:
Jan Rymarkiew'cz, kapl-
tan przez akIamacye.' wybra}
sob,e nastepujacych oficer6w:
FIR. Tala6ka, porucznik
Klemens Hintz, wacbmistrz
w. Karsyn, pod porucznik |
J Kosidowski, pod porucz. IL
Robert Ezarnowski, chorqzy.
Zarzad administracyjoy:
w. Karsyn, prez.
F. knkaszewski, sekr.
J .Watkowski, sekr.
NJ. Sadowski, v. sekr.
NJ. Bambenek, kasyer
J: C'emi6ski, opjek, kasv
J.Trzebiatowski, !
M. G%ostkowski, posiaolec
Legion Polski liczy czlon
k6w 1875 i wzrasta z kazdym
dniem W cz}onkach j kasie.
zatem jest dobra sposobnose
ola m1oiych obywatel;, DO
niema obawy,z e Legion pod
upsdnie, a wstepne obecnie
jest TAME, a zapomsga " cho-
robie jest wieksza Diz " kt6,
remkolwiek innem Bractwie
j wyplacarny regularnle, vice
teraz najlepszy czas do VISTA
pienia a spodziewam sic. 20
kazdy m}ody a zdrowy kan
dydat hedzie przyjetym.
Z szacunkiem
J. Rymarkiewicz,
Kapitan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
Kazdego Dotyczy.

O6O DVOyOAys
W Ameryce, kraju demo
kratyczuym, niby wszy-
sc.v jeste6my r6wni. Me ma
my tutaj ksjazat, AMI hra-
{ blow, anl ja6nie-pan6w, u.
nj nawet wielmoznych pa
now. Kazdv sobie prcsty
Mister" i to mu wystarcza.
Ale to zasade r6wnosci ME
wszyscv nalezycie o%bserwuja
to nawet wsr6d taklcb, kt6
rzy re czywiscie na r6wnym
poyiomle wykszta}cenia stoia.
Porob;li sobie ludzie klasy
wYzsze i nizsze ma mocy tego,
co posiadaja. Dop6ki miesz-
ka}o sig W ma}ym domeczku
i zarahiaio sic ma dzie1
skromna sumke, ledwo WV.
starczajaca ma opedzenie sic
procentom / zwvk}ym wYdat-
kom codziennym, bv} do.
brym kumem kazdy sasiad
uczciwy j zgodny. Ale skcro
sic przysz{o do majateczku j
got6wki W banku, juz troche
inaczei: ma SWAT j ma ludzi
sic patrzy i ME 2 kazdym
sip MONA kumac. lnnemi
stowy :chcemy sic przyjaznic
ty]ko z bogatymi.
Niechby juz i tax by}o. DO
" zawjeraniu pr~zyjazni costa
via sic cziowiekowi wolnos6
jak najszersza. Kt6z jednak
nie spotka&, " ocieraniu sic
w6r6d ludzi, togo typu oby-
watela, kt6ry ma u%b"zszych
od siebie zawsze CORY pa
try? Aldo kto ME mia} tego
n~iemiiego dos ~iadczenia, ze
ma jego pozdrowienie, ma lego
przyjazny "dzie6 d"bry", ten
t'ogatszy CIV ucze6szy tro
szeeczke wa6pan ledwo raczy}
odbaknac cos niezrozumia}e-
g. pod nosem?
futa; 18th.
kazdemu lyle przyk}ad6w
nipsmacznvch, kt6re up 'tyka
Gle wsze,Izie, ~zdtuz i wsz-z
Ameryki i " kazd-'i narodo-
wo6ci, i t, najcze5ciej wsr6
m!odszego p,kolsn'a. CT, kt6.
rev zarab;aja ma chleb o'zisn
nv W biaiych kninierzykach
i mankietach Il boku spo1l4-
dai, ma hiedniejszych, kt6-
rym W udziale przvpsdla ro~
bota ciezka i czasen bruina.
Chodzi}y dwie panienki
raz4m 10 szkofy i tam zna'y
sie dnskouale i nieraz kawi}y
sic rAzem. Pc niejakjm cza-
sic jedna zbieziem .okolicz-
nos: Il, cbc4c nies6 pomnc 70
dzinie, udaje ale do piracy "
jakiej fabryce. Druga nato'
Mast z jednej szkoty do
drugiej przechodzi i nabra}a
manier wysoko towarzyskich.
Spotykaja ale "a ulicy j po-
mimo dawnej znalomo6ci
dzisiaj ia modna panienka
navel ME spojrzy ma drug4,
a c6z dopiero mia}abv pre-
movie do nprostej robotni-
cy::" why she's not swell
enough for me-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-01-13
zqda 10 tysiecy dolarow Cd
szkodowania "a upadnie-
Gle ma chodnilu.

:
przyjechaia tn ma 6wieta do
k%rewnych, a gdy W dniu "a
grudnia przechodzila prey
nar6zniku trzeciej i High
Forest ul., zaraz PREV ealon'e
Alberta Yanke ma 6liskim
c.hodniku upadia i z~|araaia
prawa noge ~pomiedzy ko]a.
nem kostka. PAM Jezewska
twierdzi, il to sic sta}o z po'
wodu niedbalstwa miasta,
kt6re lekcew azy sobie z wra-
cac uwase ma chodniki ia
wschoo niej czesci miasta.
Woda przelewa}a sic przez
chodnik i zamarz}a tax, re
ona zmuszona by}a staple.
pc jednej stronie chodnika,
gdy noga jei sic usunela a
ona upadia tax nieszcze6liwie,
IL zatrzvma bolesci ma raw
see. PAM Jezewska zada "a
osob,ste obrazenia cd mia.
sta 10 tysiecy dolar6w wy
nagrodzenia. Ma .poniedzls1
k"wem posiedzeniu rady
n4ieiskiej sprawe to omawia.
no i oddano do zbadania kc...
m tetOXi ulic.
Rybak mial dobre zniwo.
M, w. Lipi6ski, zaw' dow
rvbak, low'@ n,ewodem ryby
" jeziorze Elisian IiedaIeko
Msnkato, 10 wtorku zrobi}
dwanaecie dzlur " lod,ie, j
j wy}ow'} 2 ks3dej pc 70 tv
siecy funt6w rYb. we wtorek
wv}owi} Al 800 fuDt6w. Ii.
pi6ski dzieryawi j mo wy.
laczne prawo do lowienia ma
jesiorse Elisian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
CURRY GRAND JURY
MAKE ITS REPORT

Clovis y VI, Feb. "a Ten true
bills and two uu bills are included in
the report of the curry onuL, grand
jury which Nls impanclcd lest Mon
day and winch Submitted O. findings
tu Judgc Granville \ Richardson
SATURDAY.. owing to the fact that the
sorvi.c of warrants has MOI u",u conn
plotod the uatUt, Of the true" bills has
not been diNulrcd
The reports of subcommittee APP
pointed hv the grand jury To- inNcsii-
gate county offices show them AN to-
be- In a satisfactory condition RECON-
mcndution that repairs Ice made ON
N" county Jail the main H'r being
weak, improperly constructed lnd uu-
"a Tor the stlehccpiug oi prisoners,
was made hy thu committee Further
recommendation that thc board of
rouuty commissioners complete the
sidewalk nov under course oi con
stru,tion around the public souarc Of
the court huu-c and that . public
watering place bee Installed az - proper
place IN the court house square were
also submitted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
MOUNTAINAIR FORMS A.
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE

Mountainair. Feb. 21-Citizons al
this community Thursja, formed q
law ana order league the action be-
Ing p%rccipitltod by the murder of
solomon Lopez at q dance last Snjur-
day night L. j. rutsch was chosen
pfcs don't and q committee composed
of Chas l.. Burt. Rev T. f. Earle.
and John ". torhott va. appointed
To suggest ldmcr cor the other Offices
and To- prepare a constitution and by
laws. with instructions to report at
an adjourned meeting to bee held mex
sunday night.
Active work Of CONSTRUCTION ha
began on tho lev SI1. 900 school
building at this place ana viii hr
pushed ns RAPIDLY a. possible. Moore
a Davidson, contractors ct Bclcu.
were the successful bidders and they
have uutil July To- finish IA" WORK.
They have sublct the stone ana brick
work TO " y Luroy OF this place
Whu started "A force of men to WorN
this morning.
\ quarter block Yves, OF the post
office has been fenced ald VIII hc
used a. a deer park. Zen Loroy
thrcc-ycar-old deer VIII start the
herd and a mate for him viii be- Soc
cured aud other animals added from
time 10 time the id.a being To- create
ana maintain a regular zoo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
WILL KEEP
COUNTY A AGENT

Estancin -. NJ. Fcr AT %
largely attended meeting oI .%lrraEco
rouuty farmers aud other LHid her"
Friday cvcniug. IL was decided Goo CON
tiuuo the county agents for another
ear
After u careful survey cot ne nnau-
ccs % the county by the commission
crs th,y came 60 the conclusion that
II would he impossible to t.rrupridtc
the uull amount needed Co. continue
the work whit, they wcr' 'ory un-
lkcly To have the work continue. thcv
iid not care to pledge mona. that
the, wei" unlikely to haNc g. hen the
time came 90 pay. as IN. law cover
ing an over-cNpcndituie ct funds IS
very emphatic. However. iry tclt
" e the county could spItc $500
from It's treasury II the f,.t Of the
money could be secured In s, ne other
way As - result every community
got busy on u subscription list and
when the meeting was cail'd 81 Fri
day II was found that $40, hid been
pledged. which was short just Sa3 of
the required amount.
Tho balance was raised in a short
time, each ot thc county commissions
crs Junn sanchez IlhartGc Nnlcn-
contributing to make up the balance.
\ contribution WAS wired ~ by the
Ladies' Ma society of Mcintosh. but
tn" amount needed was received be-
tore their offer arrived
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
SCENE FROM the pgelL or THE RAILS" g

Photoplay patrons who crave a thrill
are not apt 10 lee disappointed In "rhc
Peril of the Rails' la whioh the stir.
ring climax shows two trains rushing
IN Ia almost certain collision. And
when Helen Glhsou's Goodness and
nerve avert m" disaster hy n matter OF
inches ~ is shown In the above photo.
graph-yuu may be- sure that the sigh
~ relief T. unanimous.
The camera mIn for knlems' "IIaz-
ards ~ Helen series IN which this pie
ture Is an episode displayed coirag
equal 10 that of the players In the MIN
when these SCENES were taken. The
director ordered n" amen set NJ
right alongside the track IN order Ia get
The fun strength Of the scene and rs
Ing cindors aud the slight Linger that
the action might not work ~ planned
mi,ic the photographers task anything
but pleasant. TO get the sceue when
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
YOU'RE BILIOUS, LET
"~CASCARETS" LIVEN
LIVER AND BOWELS
Don't stay headachy, constip-
ated, sick with breath bad
and stomach sour.

Get a lO-oout box now
You men and women vino Dlu't e,'
feeling rIrht who have boiinNht
coated tongue. bad taste and toul
breath. dizziness. can't sleep 1fr
bilious. nervous aud upset. bothered
with - s.,k. eassy. disordrrrd STONE
Urh. OF have q bad cold
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cusrarcts. or merely fur,iur u
passprvway every TOW days with salts
,athurtiD pills ur castor ul'
Cnscurets work white yuu slocp.
cleanse the stomach remove the -uuf
-uudlE'stod t,fmcutius food uud iHul
gnscs. take the excess hil. from tho
liver uud carry out of the tenn uIl
th" constipttcd waste matter aud
poison tu the bowels.
4 C1s,dr,t tonight VIII %-irpfrht'u
YOU out by morning l1.'vut uoA
num any drug .tnra wiz tr.r u'
stomach sweet liver and uu1H"lH r,El.
inr. and head clear tor months DOM
forget the children fn' love 'H-
.,rcts pcrausc thoy taste 4uud mower
pIipo cor siUkrn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21

Helen PUSHES 10 the switch another
camrru was placed IN the small space
between the tracks aud the scene photo.
griphed with the trains at hands
reach.
The story Of The Peril ~ the Rails"
opens with the suspension for thirty
days ~ a train crew because of a bit
OF momruiary cnrelrssncss. The crew
camps near liclcn's station aud later
when she receives word over the wire
tlnt u smuggling gpng Is escaping on a
stolen engine the train crew comes 10
her AID. When the culprlts see the
Limited approaching on the same track
they leap from their speed ng engine
"a the ground and a collision seems un
ayuidahle. hut by quick thinking aud
with the ala ~ the suspended crew
tlrlcn succeeds Ia preventing The ter
rlhle catastrophe aud also Ia captur'
ing the smugglers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
MIGUEL COUNTY
RECEIVES
OF FARM

Elst Las Vegas, y NJ Fob IA
county experimental farm h,s been
donated TO san Miguel county hy the
Saol'oharscr brother uf ,mtta. the
~, Ga no selected by H. VI, Banner
- the santa PCS agricultural tomun-
~lrattou department and Fabian Gar
cln in charge of IA" experiment stt-
tipq az the N.w Mexico COLLEGE uf
Agriculture and Mechanic Art
n IL expected the experimental
farm VIII prove of great Nnlu" to san
Miguel county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21
DENNIS CHAVEZ M
SPECIAL TAX AGENT

Santa re. y NJ. Feb 1i-Dennt-
chavez editor of the nr.p1 News and
well known an over tbp state, was
named q special agc'f H' IA" state
tax commission Vost,rdl 60 inNcsti-
gate property values uu| real prop
cttv in Valencia COUNTY
The appointment woe MADE under
"a resolution OF the N1IDrcia county
commissioners who pro. sicd many
raises OF property 800 tHHf '"uniy ht
tho commission stains 4 heleNcd
Incorrect Information irH been had
hv the hoard. TN. .uumissi"n"rs
WI pay s200 toward tu, ig"nt~ tN
pouscs
Chavez begins work " dag.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-21

: New Mexico News Notes !


Roswell had twn ruhbcrics Friday
night the store OF T.. T. Nmmuu"t
being ont,r'u and $40 IN cash taken.
and the home ot Gus II Herbert being
robbed of s55 40 cash.
yoy citizens are agitatins the need
for % city iail. as there b. ru place
nearer than Mora. the county seat.
100 miles away.
Work ON The new Baptist church al
Roy bel progressing nicely.
isaac James ANA Frank Ts, navajo
Indians VINO have been iu sonoul. have
been allotted l60-acrc tract. near To-
hdtchi where dttcsian water waH
siruot recently, and viii GO IN tor
sheep raising n alfalfa srowing.
The new h~idgc uvor tho SIgaritc,
near Ration. les finished Tn, struU-
vac, b. a steel and concrete one ana
tn.fc Tcmaln only the removal of the
forms from the concrete aud the
paintiup to be- onc
NA' H.HN|NA - fHNikANN m NNfAAN W.
TRAD, %disburs"d t2l3sNl last wear.
according to report uird FRIDAY
y t.. n Smith, president ut th, dr-
tuIyt First state utut ct Las cru
GEES. viii be- trcd ou some twenty in-
drtmcuts - the coming trI 10 81 court
iu Otrro county. tn, indictments ave
based on alleged r~rcsuiaritIos Iu con
rcction with the failure of the bunk
John Nulan. representing a sugar
company. b. on tho French and MAY
well tracts nS,DrtaIulrs what the
farmer of that rcgiuu arc going tu dc
ibolt 4 sugar beet crop TIN. wear.
consolidation plans for Santa Pc
county school buildings are being afi-
tatrd by county school >upcr,ntond-
cnt John Y Conway.
\ dog IN santa 70 which saturday
htt bernard wood shoe heel was
shot because u was feared tn" ami
NAL had rabies Wood BE- the lp-y ear
old son oi well known Santa Pc pco-
pie.
\ chapter ct IA, Nod eros society
VAS |uirauilod BOZ santa fr saturday
with the prominent capital pc"pi"
forming the charter mcmhcIship.
Pedro Muut.s, father "f Mis. con
stnuciu Muutrs de Irospin, who died
at san Pedro iu January supposedly
OF heart trouble has appealed {" the
governor for steps to be take look
lng toward the apprehension .nd pun
iShmrnt ol persons who caused his
daughters death. NuntcH advances
the theory mat the woman was mur
dafod 1t viii h. remembered the
body was cXhumcd about " weeks
ago and I'm AUTOPSY conducted. bat
owing to the state of the r"ma Ms littl"
was learned nom a.
Tn. state land commissioners Of
ficc b. asking ia, cooperation of civic
bodice uil over the state ia an vifutt
to ioSatc industries in New Mexico.
\ list Of Industries suitable {" New