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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-21
NOTICE FOR EQUALIZATION

NO FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M,
March z, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that Leonte
Vigil, of Coyote, N. M, who, on Feb
ruary 5, 1912, made Homestead No.
016331, for beginning at corner No. /,
a sandstone marked / HES222 on w.
face, Identical with the IA cor. bet.
secs. 2 & 8, T. % N, R. 2E, thence S.
% 04' E. S.79 chains to cor. No. 2,
thence N. 64o 00' w. 1920 chains to
cor. No. 8, thence N. % co. E. 9.79
chains to cor. No. 4, thence N. 46o 25'
w. 1900 chains to cor. No, s, thence N.
81 As w. 5000 chains to cor. No. 6.
thence N. IL 30' e 14.39 chains to cor.
No. z, thence N. 89e As w. 5.21 chains
to cor. No. s. thence N. % As E. 1.47
chains to cor. No. 9, thence N. % AS
p. 3.53 chains to cor. No. 10, thence S.
S9' So e., 4.96 chains to cor. No. IL,
thence II. 20.56 chains to COR. No. ~,
thence IS. 84o 30' e. 22.14 chains to
cor. No. 10, thence S. 81 @ r.
1858 chains to cor. No. IA, thence S.
II 49, W. 1904 chains to cor. No. l..
point Of beginning in Sec. 8 T. % NJ,
r. Q e. and Sec. "a, T. 2S NJ, n. ?.
e., N. NJ. P. NJ has filed notice of
intention to make Five year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before John f. Young, U. s.
Com'r, at Cuba, M. M, OIL April 90,
1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Beningo Herrera, Jose Ignacio Garcia,
Cesario Garcia, Adolfo Martin, all Of
Coyote, NJ M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
First publication March IA, 1918.
Last Publication April II, 1918.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-21
First publication March IA, 1918.
Last Publication April IL, 1918.
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land office at Santa Fe, N. M.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Dave
TRULY, OF Regina. n. M. who, on
SLi4-14, 4-11-17, made Homestead En-
try Nos. 021627 and 0322S4, for be-
ginning at corner No. 1, identical
with the IA corner bet. Secs. 28 and
SO a cedar post marked 14TfES 226
on SW face. thence S So 81 e. 1914
chains to cor. NO. 2, thence 8. 90 00'
3D., 21.99 chains to- cor. No. 8, thence
s. Sc 00 WI 1852 chains to cor. No.
A, thence s. 13o ST. e. $50 chains to
cor No. 5, thence N. Ga 81, w. 51.4O
chains to cor. NO. 6, thence N. $40
Az E. 1853 chains to cor. No. Z,
thence N. Az 21, e. 23.19 chains to
r No. 5, thence S. 41e co. E.
20.95 chains to cor. No. l, the point
of beginning in Secs. 80 and 80, T.
80 A., r. / w, N. M. p. M, has
filed notice of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
John F. Young. y. IS. Com'r, at Cuba,
New Mex, on April 20, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: w
r. Fish, Starnes p. Hatch, A. c. Fish,
Cristino Badilla, all of Regina, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
First publication March IA, 1918.
Last Publication April II, 1918.
A Nf LME
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-21

thence g.. a. sV WI i4.si chains h,
cor. NJ /, thence n. co. Sc: Nv aSl
chains TO cor. No. | the point Of be
kinnihg. Ft
Tract EBp-
Beginning at corner No. 7, a tufs
stone marked 74IES 1877 on NV face
whence. cor. No. s, previously describ
ed bears s. g 30' w. as ks. dist
thence N. 7So 45' w. 1892 chains tC
! cor. No. s, thence S. $50 5V e. 2,74
chains to cor No. o, thence S. so So
Il. 1905 chains to cor. No. 10, thence
8. 81 30 w. ESQ chains to cor. No
z, the point Of beginning. H@ *
Tract Co.
Beginning at corner No. IL, a tufa
stone marked 11-HES 1877 on NV face,
whence cor. No. s previously describ-
ed, bears s. So 50' H. 2.S5 chs. dist.
thence N. So 5U w. 20.36 chains to
cor. No. IL, thence N. S9o So w. sos
chains to cor. No. 10, thence N. IL 81
=. SITS chs. to cor. No. IA, thence N.
So So w, 1922 chains to cor. No.
Is, thence NJ. 10 TO- q. 1910 chains to
cor. No. 16, thence S. 89e So e. 1863
chains to cor. No. ~, thence s. 39o 32'
e. 22,8O chains to cor. No. IS, thence
s. 49, 49, u. $50 chains to cor. No.
IL, the point Of beginning.
Tract "D"-
Beginning at corner No. 10, a sand
stone marked 19-HES 1877 on Sc. face,
whence cor. No. Is. previously de-
scribed. bears N. S9o 52' w. So lks.
dist. thence S. S9o so e. 4.42 chains
to cor. No, 20, thence s. % 1O' w.
$50 chains to cor. No. Il, thence n.
49, 49, w. 5.73 chains to cor. No. 10
the point Of beginning.
Tract e.
Beginning at corner No. 90, a sand
stone marked 22-HES 1877 on NV face,
whence c0r No. is previously describ-
ed bears s. 20 02' w. 6S lks. dist.
thence N. go 32' w. 21.75 chains to
cor. No. 20, thence s.. 89o So E. 4.10I
chains to cor. No. "a, thence N. 10 AS
g. 30.43 chains to cor. No. %, thence
5. S9o 32' E. 5.23 chains to cor. No.
&c, thence s. L. 53' w. 26.05 chains
point for corner falls in running
3 ks. wide, course s., thence
S9' So Il. 1921 chains to cor. No.
2S,> thence s. % TO- w. AGA, chains to-
corner No. 20, thence N. S9o 5T w.
Ia chs, to cor. No. 80. thence S. 20 OF
1881 chs. to cor. No. % TIE point
beginning. All in Sec. 34,IT 20N.,
IE., N.M.P.M. has filed notice of in
.ention to make five year proaf to So
,ablish claim to the land above des-
before John +. Young, w.. ST.
Commissioner, at Cuba, New Mexico,
in April 20, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: Earl
Young OF, La lara, N. M; Jas Curry
4 Wolf Canon, N. M; j.. r. Ketchum
4 Wolf Canon, N. M; M. L. Fenton
Iemez Springs, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
M Register.
First publication March IA, 1918.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-21

FREDERICK A. BUSH, for 20
years editor of the Silver City En-
terprise, is reported to be seriously
Ill with %tubercular meningitis,
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
REVOLUTI0N[STS IN GERMANY GAINING
 FOLLOWERS DAIL7

COPENHAGEN Nov, 7:-Accordng to dispatch from the correspondent of the Poken of Vanbrup ken out Hamburg and artillery firing in progress streets
 LONDON, Nov, 7-The entire German navy the greater part of shlesswg in the hands of the evouonssay received here from correspondent the frtnt to Co penhagen from Ke The of the battleshp at Ke have mutined and hosed red flag Officers attempting defend the German flag overpowered them including the commander killed according the Cologne Gazette Three companies of infantry from Ke order joined the revolutionsts and fourth armed Hussar sent back to Ke from Wansbec encoun tered outside of Kel by the revoonsts and forced
 LONDON, Nov, "A number of German garrisons on the flag has been hosted seaport on northern coast of Germany.
 AMSTERDAM Nov S-The Cologne Gazette says that the red flag of the revoutonss flying ships the harbor at Hamburg The port Commanders headquarters have been occupied by the Soldiers Council many exciting occur ences in which machine used All excesses took place in the neighbohood of the city, Aona the port commander here agreed to all the submitted by the Soldiers Council
 COPENHAGEN Nov. 8-Prince Henry of Prussia brother of Emperor William, fled from Kiel in automobile flying red flag The Schlewg Vos Zetung that he was pr sued by marines who fired dozen shots at him.
 STOCKHOLM, Nov. 7:-A continuous demonstration ia taking place in Berlin late dispatch receve here which adds that twenty thousand desetes German armies are marching through the streets of Berlin other places
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
BACK FROM CANADA

Mir. and Mrs. Geo. F. Rounsfell re- turned on the Alameda this week from Vancouver where they have teen visiting for several weeks,and where they have purchased new home.
 MT. ROunsfell has been superintend ent fer the Fidalgo Island Packing company cannery in Ketchikan fol many years hf {: been asked by the company to ovs see the construction of a new canneiy the company has recently purchased near Alert Bay MT. Rounsfell has accepted and plans 10 move his family to Vancouver within a month. MT. Otto Sutter brother to Mir. Carl Sutter, President of the company, will be in charge of the local cannery next season.
 In losing MT. and Mrs. Rounsfell and family. Ketchikan will not only lose one of it's most eEtima ble pion ger families hut some of Its most staunch. loyal and patriotic citizens whose going will cause a wide gap in the social and local activities that can hardly ever be filled quite as satisfactorily.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov, 7:.Commande9' Foch has been authorized by the United States and tho Allies to receiv., the representatives of the German Government to communicate to them he terms of the armistice. The Ger man government was informed to that effect in a note handed to the Swiss Minister here by Secretary Lansing The note in part says that the allied governments have declared their will. insness to make peace with the Ger man government on the terms of pre- sident Wilson's address to congress in Januaryand on the principles of set. dement's stated in his subsequent ad- dresses. The Allies reserve for them- selves however. complete freedom of action when they enter the peace con ference on the subj ect of the freedo~1 of the seae.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

AMSTERDAM, Nov, 7:-The Ger. man armistice delegation, including Admirals Hintz and Meurs; Generals Grendell and Winterfelt let Berlin for he Western front.
 The German government has issued a proclamation urging the people 70 maintain order If they do not wish to delay peoce. A proclamation which recites the reforms undertaken since the new government was created, ap- peals to the people to unite for an hon. orable peace.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
SERVICE FLAG FOR
 AMERICA TRAMPS

NEW YORK, N. Y.:-A service f,ap for American tramps will be raised in the Bowery near Manhattan Bridge with appropriate ceremonies accor ding to Jeff Davis known as the King of the Hoboe". He claims that out of a membership of5O7,536 in the Etinerant Workers Union. 30.0G0 tramp are with the United States army and navy. A single gold star will appear Tn the center of the flag.
 Some of the boys." he said. ."thought the place for the flag was California and some favored New Orleans but figured the Bowery as the ideal spot
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov, 7:-Returns which are coming in slowly indicate that the Republicans have probably carried the House by very small majority The fate of the senate still remains in doubt, chances favoring the Democrats however The latter alec claim the House.
 NEW YORK, Nov, 7:-Cannon has been elected tohouse from Illinois Meyer London, the only Socialist in the House was defeated by Henry M Goldfogle, Democrat. Victor Berser. Socialist of Milwaukee was elected to the House. according to a late report just received.
 -- JUNEAU, Nov, 7:-Returns from P precincts in the First Division, out Of a total of 39, are as follows: Sulzer has 1235; Wickersham 1247. In theSecond Division. the Nome city precinct. St. Michael; Council city and Candle pre- cincts give Wickersham a plurality of IA All precincts in the Third Division have reported with the exception of Afognak. Unga. Seldovia and few small Cook Inlet precincts. including Katalla ,Ellamar and Latouche, giving Sulzer plurality of 217. Both sides claim a victory Sulzer's supporters claim the first division by 100: the third by 15O and the fourth by small majority. They concede Wickersham the second by 150. the latter's sup porters' claim the second and fourth enough plurality to offset any majority which Sulzer may get in the Third Division Wickersham declares that the contest is so close that it will ''aFe the official count to decide
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
SOUTH ON BUSINESS

MT. H. c. Strong. of the Northland Dock. and MT. and Mrs. Dale w Hunt ot fhe Sunnypoint cannery, Ter. his morning for Seattle on a short trip. MT. Strong expects to return almost immediately, while Mir. and Mrs. Hunt may extend their visit a few weeks.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
ARNT HENDRCKSoN IS
 MADE ACTING CORPORAL.

MT. and Mrs. K. M. Henrickson re. ported this morning that son Arnt
 who left Ketchikan with the last oraft contingent of 1917, passing thru southbound recently for Amer ican Lake, Camp Lewis, has been promoted to the rank of acting Cor poral. They also report that the drill is rather severe and that two of the Ketchikan boys fainted on the field one day from exhaustion. Arnt re- ports the weather very cold.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

Dr. and Mrs. D. w. Higgins left yesterday morning on the launch Frances R. with Capt. H. Roeselle for tour of the west coast.
 Dr. Ftgginss was recently appoint ed by Surgeon General Blue as aet ing assistant Marine Surgeon. was instructed to visit the town and all the settlements on west coast and Hender all possible medical aid tc "ntlvin places during the present epidemic.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

J: 2 Jones. mining man of Tacoma arrived from the south last evening on the Spokane and is at the Revilla
 Theo. Israelson. of Petersburg was an arrival from the north last night and is stopping at the Revilla.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7:--1t is re- ported both here and in New York, but not confirmed that the Germans have signed the armistice. The Liberty Bell in Philadelphia has been ringing today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

SEDAN FRONT, Nov. 1.-The Americans entered today that part |of Sedan which lies west of the Mouse river. The bridge over the Mouse lat Sedan over which the retreating enemy fled has been destroyed and the river valley is flooded.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
AMERICANS PROGRESSING ON
 THE SEDAN FRONT IS REPORT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7:-- The Germans retreatng from Belgium bombarng deenseess using gas shells devastating the countryside according advce the Belgium legation here and other sources of informations.
 WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN SEDAN, Nov, 2. Accor. ding to report the American troops within six miles of Sedan and their have set fire to the Also has been set are with two huge twentyhree heavy WITH THE FRENCH ON THE AISNE FRONT, Nov, 7: In places the Germans have been driven the o the Mouse by the American troops with heavy losses
 AMSTERDAM Nov, 7-Accordng to dispatches just recei ged here from Berlin the American British prisoners killed during the bombardment of Charero Belgium and hundreds of others also killed.
 ON THE BATTLE FRONT IN BELGIUM, Nov, "A wireless has been received the headquarters Beaurains from the Germans saying they don Ghen and ask the Belgians suburban towns and villages.
 AMSTERDAM Nv, 7:-Berln newspapers report that pre- aratons in for the withdrawal troops from Rumania and elsewhere
 PARIS Nov, 7: As result of the latest battle which still in progress the Allies have soundy beaten divisions Hundreds of villages and thousands of prisoners taken during the liberation those tows
 ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS, Nov. 7-The Italian army
 gathering booty from it's great victory value of the captured material will five billion dollars is estima ed The booty includes 100000 horses guns and other articles Nearly million Austrian prisoners were taken
 WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON THE SEDAN FRONT Nov SRoads leading eastward from Sedan St. Enay Con-
 anLonguyon reported by the ayators tobe packed to capacity with and vehicles making in the direction of Metza laden with everything portable
 WASHINGTON Nov, 8:Provost Marshal General Crowder has called into conference today all secretaries the various departments to his office discuss possible sus pension of the November draft calls 100000 men have been ordered to the army training camps
 WASHINGTON Nov, s. Casualties reported today are l,O83 including 481 dead and 243 wounded.
 LONDON, Nov 8The British continuing their advan ce aons active front today Hag the capture two villages in the region between Mons Mauberge and the
 euse The French have also advance along the whole front this morning
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

SEATTLE, Nov., 1.-The Wilson Fisheries Company gasoline boat Ilwa- co is total wreck four miles north of Green Island, according to a wireless message received today from Captain Baughman of the steamer Humboldt which rescued the crew of II men.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

SEATTLE. Nov, 7:-F L. Ashtoi
 has been appointed city ticket agent
 for the Pacific Steamship Company here to succeed the late agent who re- signed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
LEAVE FOR THE WINTER

MT. and Mrs. Wm. Semar left last evening on the Catherine D for Seattle where they plan to spend. the winter. While fin Ketchikan they have heen the guests of Mrs. Semar's parents. Mfr. and Mrs. ". Q. Staon1.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

AMSTERDAM, Nov, IT, The Berlin
 newspapers today report that prepa- rations are now in progress for the
 withdrawal of the German army in
 Rumania.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

NOME, Nov 7There are about three hundred cases If influenza here Three white dead of the dis ease and the Eskmos dying like Many have been round frozen to death in their bed partly frozen Fires
 e caons were out there was to keep up or give medical aid large number of Esmos were rounded up and put in building wherethey given as much atten ton as possible Several after being put in the building hanq co themselves Seventy dead date The influenza
 along the coast like wdre The army doctor is the
 one here now as Dr. Newman has nearly succumbed to the olsease himself Both unable to publish as every o the force is sick Most business houses are closed and all public places closed for some lime The hospitals crowded.
 Note-Unabe to give result of election returns from outlying districts have received as vet Nomes oves 218 and Sulzer 81 Influenza has seriously t down the votes.-Nome Nugget
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
CERMANY'SANSWER MUST BE IN BEFORE
 MONDAY MORNING

PARIS Nov, Flour German officers bearing white flags is officially annouced will probably arrive at headquarters of General Foch tonight.
 WASHINGTON, Nov, IT, Secretary Lansing has amour ced that Commander Foch will receive the delegation at o'clock this afternoon
 PARIS Nov The German Grand Headquarters has re- quested the Allied Grand Headquarters by wireless permit the of the German Armistce Delegation through the mes An order has been firing this until further order The asking for appointment to meet General Foch part The would congratulate itself humanity if hearr val of the German Delegation the allied front might bring about a provisional suspension of hostiles"
 WASHINGTON Nov, s-The German armistce delegation entered into coference with Commander o'clock ths morning. French time The State Department asoha is found that delegates must refer the terms of armstce to Berlin they will be given just hours from the time the decision is reached in which answer
 WASHINGTON, Nov, From information reaching this city the 72 hour limit extended to the which the reply to the armsce received end at eleven o'clock Monday morning. No effort to by the Germans to be tolerated They the Allies and the UnedStates offer and lay arms or there will be no interruption of the offensive destroy ing the German military machine. statement has beenau thorized by the White House that whnever ceived of the signing of the armstce President himself Will announce it immediately
 PARIS Nov B. An official statement issued at quarter of two this afternoon The delegates made formal demand on General Foch for armstce afternoon
 
 lhey asked for cessation of them
 It was announced that the German demand for the uon Of hostiltes was for immediate suspension WASHINGTON, Novr S-Secretary Lansing said today am requested and authoredby the state that m information reaching this concerning the armsce neoaons ln France has been withheld that any sate ment to the contrary is utterly false AoNDoN' Nov S-According Berlin dispatch to the copenhagen Potken the majority German parties have held final discussion the question of the abdcaon of m peror William and without will make an unanimous de mana that he abdcate Berlin ordered all te,eoranbc communication with foreign countries stopt Hard fighting is reported Tn progress in Hamburg between the revoutionss and the soldiers.
 o1AohL' Nov 0:-Bavaria has been proclaimed Republic al the conclusion of popular meeting says telegram from Munich correspondent Socials official oroan o tho
 party says the party sent the chancellor today an utmatum demanding the abdcaton of the Eneror and the by the German Grown of the throne noon ;and the demands acceded to- the Soca hsts members would retire from the Government fAKlS NOV9:-6 P. M. IRE KAISER HAS FINALLY
 RELOCATED TT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOr1N,crD
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov, r. General Pershing reports today that his army is making good progress on both sides of the Mouse
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
HUMBOLDT WITHDRAWN

SEATTLE, Nov B. The steamer Humboldt was withdrawn today from the Alaska service for iher Annual overhauling and will proceed to San Francisco in about a week.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

BERLIN, Nov. 7.-An official state- ment issued here today says: "A Ger. man delegation to conclude an armis- ce and take up peace negotiations has left for the Westarm front"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

LONDON, Nov, 1.-The German armistice delegation reached the allies lines-last night.says dispatch just received this morning. #
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
CABLE BRIEFS

PARIS. Nov, IT, General Foch is authorized by the Allies to rece,v. the German representatives and communi. cate the terms of the armistice.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

PARIS. Nov, 1.-The war office re- ported that the retreat of the Germans along the whole French front conti nues. From the Schelt river to tne Aisne, the Allied forces continue to drive the Germans back altho the enc my is resisting desperately in some sectors.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

BERLIN, Nov, 7:-The war office announced today that the Americans had forced crossing on the Mouse at the southern end of Dun.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

LONDON, Nov, 7:- The British coupled Utroye, an important railway notion Tn Belgium last night, says late dispatch today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
MEDICATION OF KAISER IS ANNOUNCED
REPUBLICANS HAVE GOOD
 MAJORITY IN SENATE

WASHINGTON, Nov, S. With the returns from Idaho still incom. plete. the Republicans have a good majority, in the senate. It is an nounced this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
ROBERT J. COLLIER DIES

NEW YORK, Nov, g. Robert J. Collier editor of the Golfers Weekly Magazine, died ot his home here last night of heart disease.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
FIVE PASSENGERS OF VICTORIA
 DIE OF INFLUENZA

SEATTLE, Nov, g. Five of the passengers who arrived from Nome on the Victoria stricken withinfiuenza have died since their arrival.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

SEATTLE, Nov, 8:-Captain Arthur w. Cough connected the last six years with theAlaska cable died of m France according to message just received was porn to Mrs Cough here just before heathes death
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
fAklS NOV9:-6 F. M. TIRE KAISER HAS FINALLY RELOCATED IT IS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

Passengers southbound on the Catherine early this morning were Frank Tanaka; J. C. Yu; A. Phipp:
 H. w. Burk; C. F. Anderson; Rob. Browning; F. w. Noble and wife.H
 C. Strong; Wm. Semar and wife: A. J. 1ndredson. wife and family: H. Lem; M. O'Hara; W. F Reichwein, Geo. R. Bakken; V. F. Moore; John Julshaven; Harry N. Osborn; F. A. Talloge; John Zitz; w. M. Caroenter J. Rorbehtz and Mrs. Agnes welbry.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

Arrivals from the south on the Spo kane were Walter Neil; J. S. Jones: Louis Young; T. H. Fletcher; c. R. Pickle and wife; J. c. Burke.
 Leaving for the north were B. ES. kew; John Roald and L.Stenson.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov, 7:-Casualties
 for yesterday were 1,O76 6,including 25O dead and 80 wounded severely. WASHINGTON, Nov, 7:-Casualties reported today are 1266, of which 671 are dead and 11S severely wounded.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-11-09
GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS

WASHINGTON, Nov, 7:- The Republicans have majority or about l5 in the House. claiming the Senate The De ocrats do not the Senate the leaders