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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
THREE ARE SENT TO
 THE STATE ASYLUM
(From Sundays OailY'

Joe Fergosa, John Kellehcr and Guy Pyle were committed to the State asylum for the insane by Judge Smith in the Superior court yesterday. All three have been in the custody of the sheriff for several days and have be- come more irrational each day of their con6nemcnt.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
COAL.

The price of coal has resulted in carrying coals New castle The East the home of hard coal has been getting anra cite from Arkansas Even with the trunk lines cloggcd with bound shipments the profitable market drawn Hberally from this district hitherto ignored
 Thus the Arkansas anthracite and sem-anractc fields being developed the great advantage o the mdontncnt region and the relief of the general situation Western Arkansas said have considerable deposits of hard coal of higher grade than Penn ylvania whose supply is steadily failing The scmiard deposits are far greater.
 While this field is being cultivated extensively strange that attention has been paid the E mite coal deposits that undere North Dakota and Montana There millions o onsgcoogits there really trons easily accessible far mining concerned The Ignite soft brown coal has somewhat less fuel value than ordinary soft coal. but still the experts say of ncalcuablc value
 Transportation is the chief problem. Tie distances big population great freight charges correponngy costly and the coal crumbes exposure the But said that all that nehautbc supply might be turned into anthracite equal in value any in the country Every of nicamost easily dug sand of sandbanb be turned the half of bqucttcs corresponding best quality of anthracite, with byroduc of of about equal vac.
 When the situation is fully realized may generation of Ignite coal barons pingn the Northwest that will make the PennS lvana breed look insignificant That i. unless the States in question proceed develop the mines themselves
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
GENTLEMAN MARRIED

Archie K. Henderson, prominent cattlcman of Walker, and Ava w. Dawes. daughter of Del Dawes, cattle man of Agua Fria valley, were united in marriage by Rev. Harold V. Hart short at the lattcr's home yesterday afternoon. After the ceremony the couple left for the coast where they will spent d short honeymoon.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
AUTO ACCIDENT

Chas. \. Lcmp. of St. Louis, drove a machine from Phoenix to Prescott, Monday, and shortly before arriving here, ran off in a ditch on Copper Basin hill. Fortunately neither Mr. LCmp nor the driver was hurt After a days visit with his old friend, Guy on Mosclcy. Mir. Lcmp started back to Phoenix on his return trip last evening.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
BOYS SUFFOCATED

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Thrcc boys between 9 and l3 years old, were found suifocatcd in freight car by watchman who saw smoke issuing from the cracks. II IS believed the fire started accidentally and the boys were unable to escape.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
YOUNG BUT CROOKED

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Henry C. Arbuttcl. 10, is held without bail, charged with the theft of $l0,0O0 worth of gold and platinum chemicals from the International Dye Company in Milwaukee. He claims Inc has been receiving an annual salary of Sl0,GO0 aS d dye expert
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
CLOSING SURVEY

c. T. Brent was an arrival Monday from Lower Verde valley, and report cd all engineering corps of the Mesa Clarkdale railroad as approaching each other, and 1t was expected the surveys would be completed inside of two weeks. Two of the camps will disband this week, and the engineers will return south.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
LIVELY PLACE
(From Sundays Daily.)

NIIUII JuHudy DalIy.J
 Roxey Henderson, who has the auto truck hauling contract for the new smeltcr at Mayer, was a visitor yesterday with his wife, and reported a vast amount of new machinery ar irving for the reduction works. Con- struction is going ahead Mayer, he says, is booming, and mines adjacent are actively developing. The entire country is experiencing a boom.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29

The Journal-Miner job department carries line of engraved mining stock certificates. Orders promptly execrted q"
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29

Ii you want an engraved calling card, give the Journal Miner your order. *'
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29

An Englishman has patented rod be fastened the ing wheel of automobile permit be guided by the knees. That EngSfan is foxy He lot oi soldiers will home minus both arms
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29

The Cleveland editor who "\ house divided agai itself stand, said Abraham Lncon needs read Bible and the life oi Lincoln
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29

\ tunnel under the Bosp"rus i> proposed by the Turk robaby appreciate the need oi d hole they crawl int
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29

As little problem for today. try figure WI cn sign their can read their signature
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29

Even the wlo keeps saving loudly that inc believes liberty of speech mad you perfectly free express ing your opinion about him.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
BEER MADE AT HOME
New Discovery RevoIutlonizeS
the Beer industry.

Cincinnati o., April l.-By neW
method of concentration we'll
known brewer of this city has dis
covered a process whereby real Beer
in concentrated form can now be fur
nished Anyone can now have ia
their own home a glass of beer when
ever wanted at cost of only one
cent glass He furnishes the Bar
ley Malt. Hops ana other necessary
ingredients of Beer in the concen-
trated form os that simply by the
addition Of water ana a little sugar
sparkling, foamine glass of Lager
Beer can be quickly prepared. 1t IS
said that this Beer is far superior to
the regular Brewery Beer, and, as
a result of this discovry, thousands
of people all over the country are
already making their own beer At
home This new discovery viii be
welcomed by thousands of people liv-
ing in dry territory as on account Of
its concentration, it can be delivered
quickly and cheaply anywhere hy
Parcel Post No one, whether IN
field, factory, farm or home, needs
now to be without their daily glass
of refreshing Lager Beer
Mr. A. S. Shuh, of li0l Third
street, Cincinnati O., has written q
very interesting booklet giving the
history and secrets of his process,
which he is mailing with a Free
Trial offer to anyone sndmg him
their name and address.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
NEWS NOTES from by DAISY DEANl
NJ O VEL A N d

The SaleSlady" new picture
starring Hazel Dawn, had many of its
scenes staged in large department
store in New York. \ place behind
a counter there was made for Hazel
The picture was made at night. after
the regular business of the store was
over for the day, and the space ordi-
narily jammed with clerks and shop
pers was filled up with extra people
employed by the movie company.
In this way greater realism was
obtained than would be possible with
any studio set In the play the hero
inc leaves the counter to 10 into a
musical comedy In these scenes ap-
pear many chorus girls from the
"Zeigfeld Folles
Hazel Dawn first won prominence
as the star of the musical comedy,
The Pink Lady
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
C0C0NINO COUNTY TO
ADVERTISE RESOURCES

lssscisl eosassroNoGacs re noRNlso JOURNAL
Flagstaff. Ariz.. April 1.--Coconino
county, through the immigration COM
missioner cooperating with the Flag
staff Board of Trade and the Williams
Chamber Of Commerce. is soon TO is
sue q booklet advertising ;he re-
sources and attractions of thc county.
Some such publication has been
needed for some time to send out IN
answer to priv3ge INQUIRIES concerning
the opportunities offered in business
farming, lumbe'tns, livestock raising
ana other industries that already exist
or could lie established at Flagstaff
and Williams.
Coconino county has an area great
er than the sta'e on Massachusetts
and with its sparse population har
only begun to develop tho ua. lral ro-
sources
The attractiveusos of this part Of
the state for the tourist, and The
camper will he natticularly empha
sized in the proposed booklet
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
PATRIOTIC WEEK TO
BE HELD IN FLAGSTAFF

SPECIAL eoRsrspoNogkee TO MORNING JOURNAL
Flagstaff Anz, April l.-Flag-
staff is TO have Patriotic Week,
The people of the city have chosen
the last week in May, including Me
mortal day. as week 60 be known as
Patriotic Week" during which time
the schools, churches, business houses
and homes of Flagstaff Will through
programs and pageants and in every
other possible way seek to arouse pat
riotism, as it affects both the COM
munity and the state
An executive committee composed of
delegates from all organizations, affil-
iations and the different business
concerns has already been organized
and is busy working ON plans.
Some of the features talked of for
the week are a play, parades, pro-
grams of music ana speaking by men
of national fame.
Preceding the week cleanup cam
paign Will make the city presentable
to visitors, and during the celebration
the homes and public buildings VIII be
.NNNoA tiNNA " lill ild6o anu pAhNhAiGf
An effort will be made to secure
railroad rates and to induce motorists
to come from a distance.
The idea of week for patriotic
demonstration originated with r $.
Breen, editor of the Coconino sun.
1t is proposed that the week he
made an annual event if possible and
it is hoped that the idea will spre al
to other towns and states.
Although anything partakiug OF
patriotism cannot fail but take OH a
preparedness aspect at this time. yet
the needed present revival ip that di-
rection is the only excuse ana the
for giving impetus to &
movement designed to become perma-
nent as a rejuvenator Of civic lride
and national loyalty.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
REPUBLICANS ENDORSE
ELY FOR G0VERN0RSHIP


topreIAL coReEssoHnEHcs 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe. April Ralph g. Ely
receiver of the New Mexico Central
railway. has received the following
telegram from Dcming
Meeting of representative Luna
county republicans yesterday adopted
resolution asking you 10 become can
didate for governor in interest Of
clean politics and sound, constructive
legislation for New Mexico, pledging
undivided and enthusiastic support of
such candidacy and rendering you .
campaign organization to promote H.
As the republican candidate you Will
carry Luna county by not less than
250 majority over any candidate the
opposition can offer.
John G. WATSON, Chairman.
FIRED SHERMAN. Secretary"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
WILLIAM =. HART GETS
NEW KIND or ROLE.

Can William S. Hart portray wild
western roles only? Many think SO,
hut these doubling Thomases will
have an opportunity to prove their
assertion when they see Western Bill
in forthcoming Triangle picture as
yet unnamed
In this picture Mr. Hart plays the
role Of Castilian lad of the sixteenth
century who is cast upon the shores
Of America Enid Markey and Dor
othy Dalton are the other principals
in the east.
A veteran actor was in the studio
at Metro the other day while the
Mabel Taliaferro picture, "ller Great
Price was occupying the floor. He
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
LOOKED LIKE. MINERS
Seeing THE SIGHTS"

Harold Lockwood and May Alison
and a company of twenty Metro
players lost all their clothing AMI
luggage while talking picture in
northern Maine, Fire completely de
stroyed their hotel, the Lodge house
Mr.. Lockwood and Miss Allison each
losing three trunks fun of clothes
The company created quite SEN
sation when they arrived at the Grand
Central station in New York, clad in
rough mining costumes and heavy
boots The director declared the eX-
celent scenes obtained more than
made up for the loss and he intends
to go back to Maine for his next pic
tuTC
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
HENRY GEORGE s
THEORY ADOPTED
BY GEN. GALES
In Addition to Confiscating
Enemy Holdings, Sonora
Governor Proposes Land
Taxation System.
,.y soss,so .ovss.. SPECIAL lsA.so wl.u


Douglas Ariz., April The plan
Of General p. Elias Gales military
governor of Sonora, to dispose of sew
eral thousand acres of land confiscat-
ed by the state from owners who es-
poused the cause of DiaZ, was an
nounced yesterday by Ives G. Le-
levier, de facto Mexican consul here
who said it had been outlined to him
by General Gales.
Divided Into Small Tracts
All lands on the west side of Aqua
Prieta, which are subject to irrigation
from the Aqua Prieta river will he
divided into small tracts and put on
the market at about ten pesos per
acre. The title will carry the pro-
viso that the new owner must cult
vate the land or it will be forfeited to
the government. All the land inclnd-
ed formerly belonged to the Morales
and Camou estates, as did the town
site of Aqua Prleta. which has also
been seized by the state government.
win Build school House.
The funds obtained from the sale
will be used in construction Of school
house and municipal building in
Aqua Preta, the consul said.
While Venustiano Carranza, head of
the de facto government, has not fl
naIIy approved the recent decree OF
General Gales confiscating all lands
from enemies of the government
such lands have been seized and are
being held by the state
More Radical Measure.
Gales plans while in Hermosillo.
for which place he will start tomor
row afternoon at o'clock, TO issue a
more radical decree than any of its,
predecessors. He has in course of
preparation a document announcing
that state taxes will be assessed on a
graduated scale The owner of a small
tract of land who cultivates his hold
ings, will escape lightly The large
land holder will be assessed increas-
ingly heavy taxes, according to the
acreage involved.
Tax on Unimproved Property
The same law will apply to unim-
proved city property. The tax on i'm
provements would be light but on va
cant lots will be correspondinSlN
heavy. The intention of General
Gales as he avows. is to force the
breaking up of large estates, most Of
which are owned by families known
to be inimical to the Carranza govern
ment.
After allowing several shipments OF
rifle cartridges to cross the border the
United States authorities have again
tightened their embargo on ammuni-
ton destined for the Carran2a govern
ment in Mexico, Three hundred thou
sand rounds Of cartridges consigned
to General Gales are held in the local
express office under heavy military
guard. Although Consul Lelevier has
communicated with Washington re-
peatedly during the past ten days he
has been unable to secure permission
for the shipment of the ammunition
to Aqua Prieta.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
Rcfcrce's ItcnOr1 E'iIcd.

Santa Fe, April Judge John r.
McFie before leaving for Gallup today
to open his law office there, filed his
report as referee in the case Of the +.
NJ. Biggs Ties and stores company rs.
the Arlington Land company defend
ant, and Thomas d. Burns, intervenor
The case involved a claim to timber
cut on $4,000 acres of what was for
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02

mery the TERRA Amarila grant in
Rio Arriba county. The referee was
TO find the value of such timber as
WAS on certain lands purchased by the
late 7. -, Burns after he had pur-
chased the land The referee finds
that the sum is St5,6S433, which is TO
be paid tho Burns estate The testi-
mony taken fills $40 pages Of type
written matter and it took fifteen days
to hear the witnesses. Twenty days are
given to file exceptions to the report
and if such exceptions are filed the
hearing of them will be at Santa Fe
during the present month.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
Mrs. otcro irresponsible. Claim.

Santa Fe, April -i.-Elfego Baca,
the Albuquerque attorney, and District
Attorney Manuel Vigil yesterday filed
their answer to the order of Federal
Judge William IL. Pope to show cause
why they should not be dsbarred.
They deny that they had anything to
do with the escape Of Gen. Jose Inez
Salazar and declare that Mrs Celes-
tino Otero, who gave the most dam
aging testimony against them is an
utterly irresponsible. disreputable
and unbelievable person"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
STATE COLLEGE MAN
Z TO BE LIEUTENANT 7



State College, ~ NJ. April Joe
Quesenberry. major of the New Mex
leo State college cadet battalion, viii
leave tonight for Washington. d. G.,
where he will take a three months
training course preparatory to taking
an examination for the commission
Of second lieutenant in the regular
army He will study IN the army and
navy preparatory school at washing
ton. Quesenberry is sophomore IN
college and has had the required
mathematics for such an office
Mr. Quesenberry has had much eX
perience in military work For tho
past three years he has held com
missioned office in the college cadet
battalion, and is first sergeant OF
Company D. Of the New Mexico ma
tional guard. In view of this he is
fitted in every way for the position
he will try for,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02
Mounted Policemen APPOINTED.

Santa Fe, April l.-Goyernor Nc
Donald yesterday appointed the fol
lowing mounted police j. a. Beal
and w NJ McCarty, Grant county; j..
II. McHughes and Charles a. Sirlngo,
Santa Fc county; r. q. Putnam T y.
Heifrin, Tom Goodwin and W b. Nc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02

Mescalcro National nagk. As he says,
this is owing to the fact that the
president Is insisting that the prepar-
edness measures be taken up. and all
other business laid aside, ana that
following the disposition of the pre-
paredness bills congress take up the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02

Her chief ,laim TO distinction IN the
moving picture world lies In tie fact
that She has more than her share Of
good looks aud winning smiles.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02

large appropriation measures Afi,
that. Of course, the national eampai|
win be in full swing and there will
speedy adjournment.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-04-02

Who's Who In Albuquerque?
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

Elizabeth WiuIfr,d rurviaucs has
filed her petition for divorce from Ed
win p. pury lance. They were married
at SmIthfi,ld. Ohio. April ~. 1905. and
there are two children. She alleges W..
ful absence for more than thr. years.
gross neglect of duty and failure To
provide. she asks Tor "a divorce. GUS
tndy OF the children and temporary
injunction against 81 -prEr Ekry. admin
Izfr1for az the estate OF George E. l'Ur-
NtauCe. from paying defendant his por-
tlOu Of the estate. She asks that tho
entire Interest iu the estate be given
TO her.
Fillmore Resisting. indicted by the re-
cent grand jury for larceny appeared
IN court today and pleaded NOT guilty 90
the Indictment. lie was released from
custody ON 81 900 bond.
". j. Alexander was given judgment
iu the sum OF yalt.tE against tilucra
EiuaiIf. 90 al for building material Zee.
uisnsd defendant.
The County Commissioners announced
that mo- action would Doe taken until
next week ON tl" recommendation OF
the Prosecutor on the subject Of COM
Polling the city To- pay for t-= own prls-
ouer- sent 10 the county jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Appoint arievanee committee.

The Jefferson county iar A-SuCia-
ton has appointed "a Grievance Commit-
tee Of thr" mem bcrs TO Investigate tho
charges made 10y the recent grand Jury
that certain local lawyers were cNtorf-
ug fees from foreign prisoners IN tho
county jail. The Committee will SEE
curc from the Prosecutor IN. names OF
the attorneys implicated and the names
of the witnesses Who testified before
the grand jury and secure its own ty-
ld,uce then report back 90 Oh, Bar Assoc
citation. 70 was the general opinion Of
the lawyers that ~ members found
guilty Of uuprufr-sioual conduct aud
violating legal ethics should be- dishar-
red and rooted out Of the Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Linuor yiolator Caught.

NrfhUT Jacobs " MITTIT- FDTTN vas
arrested al Yorkvllc ou Friday charged
with violating the liquor laws hy sole.
Itiug orders IN dry territory. tie was
brought TO the county Jail here and Will
be- taken before squire Mccain az New
Alexandria for "a hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
REINSTATEMENT
UP 10 COURT
COMMON PLEAS JUDGE SMITH NOW
OF STEUBENvILLE
WI Render Decision This week-If
ADVERSE Chief WIN Go To Supreme
Court-Steubenvtlis News

STEJ BENNlLLE. O.. Mar. 5-wheth-
er or not chief Of Police Harry Franck-
nauser. removed from office by the civ
a. service commission ON charges of in
ordination and Incompetence pre-
ferred by Mayor McNaSter. shall be re-
smith Of the Common Pleas Court. VINO
heard the chiefs appeal from the dc
ciSion OF the civil Service Commission
today.
Efforts on the part Of the Chiefs
11uhSel 10 Introduce new evidence In
this was "a special proceeding and mo-,
a general appeal ana nat he would he
compelled under the law to either ar
firm or reverse the ttnding Of tho Conn
mission On the evidence which was sub
mittvd al n. original hearing.
Attorney Mansfield FOR the chief de-
INJURED 20 this ruling on the rround
mat the Mayor had arraigned the CHIEF
before a Commission OF his own picking
ana that the chief had right 10 f.~e-
sent what additional evidence he had
instead OF his appeal being limited. lie
was oNerruled by the court.
Judge smith after hearing lengthy
arguments stated he would render ms
decision on the evidence submitted 10
ne civil service Commission the first
or the week. Roth the Mayor and the
met claim 70 have strengthened their
The chief IL IL said. is prepared 10
carry his case 10 the supreme Court
IL necessary.
This case has been hanging fire since
January - when the Mayor suspended
chief Frauchauser and since that date
CHIEF 81 Police. The Mayor has been
directing the work Of the police force
himself lie will not discuss the ay>
pointmcnt OF another chief.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

March Us ur bond ISSUE fUr the cone
-tr.rtfru OF new High school build
INK Plans for 'Hr now structure have
been approved b. the Board ui LI'ea-
fYu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

Residents CT SIT Pleasant towns H4p
nas. filed petition with th. tOuuty
D.mml es.ouer- for a pike road from Vt o.
Pleasant fr t.t Belmont county line.
Tho Commissioner VIII View the road
rtNf week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Federal Court tuesday.

nited states Judge John L safer
viii open Federal Court for the Steubyu-
vile district on Tuesday morning ia
this city. All arrangements for busy
session have been made and the federal
jury Is expected TO arrive here on Nom
day. There urc a number OF important
cases for this session Including the civ
81 case Of John Peterson vs.. The La
Belle Iron Works for $4,000 damages
FOR alleged injuries and the bankrupt
. case of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Book.
Of bridgeport. ohio. who were arrested
last tau hy l.. -. NJ. 1-iiaI simon Loft
tus. The Eecks ar, charged with vIo-
latiug the bankruptcy laws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

ION 90 70 manager will bo Ieft in the
i'ii'7 oI ih' uew board OF directors.