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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25

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III ju6yes en- Ia tarde, los oiiciales
de condado que atendieron la conferen'
Gia do Ia comiai0n de tasaciOnes del as
tado. endosaron manimente Ii adici6n
AL C%apitoiio.
la conferencia que Sc comp0nia de
90 oiiciales de c0ndado, y de I'm grande
ndmero de ~pagadores de tasacion, que
representation practicamente todos los
~condados, adopt6 una resolution mos
ltrando Ia necesidad que existia de mas
cspacio para oficinas para los diferen-
ties ramos del gobierno. que ahora 81
encuentran en- los r3sillos y otros
rentando clartos en- Ia plaza, y IA
~voreciendo el propuesto edificio do
addiction. La resolution ftie ~presentada
por Marcellno IA. Ortiz, ASSESSOR de este
condado, despues que }. r. Saint, conf
! ionadO de ~Tasacl0nes, habfa dado per
misc para que SO interpusieran los a.
suntos de la ~cOnferencia pOr unos MI
nutos para ese prop0sit0.
III Sr. Saint Ilam6 ia question a vo-
tacion. v ell fuerte volum6n de rsiy no
dej0 raz6n para lamar 81 vote de la
negative solo Sc hizo para cumplir con
III regla parlamentarfa. La resolution
Tue tan popular como una rlopuests
de que Sc diera la cerveza libre. Los
noes fueran tan escasos en- Ia reso-
Iuci0n que cast nj Sc hicier0n percep-
tibles ,por 10 tanto el ST.. Saint declard
VI resolution adoptada unanimemente.
El ~secretafio de la Supreme Corte
jose d. Sena, que actuaba de interpre'
tie en- la conferences. naDia hablado
preyiameute con los oficiales de los
~iiferentes condados o referencia q
la necesidad de una adici0n q Ia casa
de estado, y les suplic6 que firmaraan
la petici0n que lie sera presentada al
G~obernador larrazolo, Didiendole que
mencione en- SD lIarnada para IA session
especial de la legislature este asunto.
Tn grande nnmero de- los oficiales de
condado firmaIon la petici0n dando de
ese modo una aprobaci6n de importan-
ella por TODD ell estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
FeLlcITAcIoNEs

Santa Fe feIicita d Las Vegas por
.habef conseguido 81 CoIegio Bautis,
Ia. Aunque Santa re, siente perdeflo,
vel Q mas gusto desea que Las
Vegas 10 tenga que ningunn otra ciu-
dad del estado, y es un asunto de
mucha satisfaction que lie pelea en-
estas dos ciudades poT q sitio para
81 Colegio fue agradable Y amistosa,
Las Vegas, sin embargo, tuyo suerte
de ofrecer una propiedad tan buena
como Ell Hotel Montezuma. Con III
colegio en- addiction a Ia Universidad
Normal dc Nuevo Mexico. Las Vegas
sera uno de Lon centres edueaci0na
les mas imnortantes y su prOEreso
y prosperidad estan asegurados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Los MIEMBROS ID e LA LEGION AMERICA.
MA X LOS CIUDADANOS PUEDEN
AAYUDAR A DERROTAR
ALOS ASESINOS

TOdos los miembros de Ia Legion
Americana de Santa Fe, Sc les sdplica
que den rs centavos para Ia prosecu1
sion de Ia causa encontra de los Il. w
wa en- Centralia. Washington.
Jack Trainor, 81 secretario local. re
cibira 81 dinero y 10 remitira q Ia Pos
Ia de Centralia tan pronto como So
mande nuestru Quota.
Como Sc ha explicado antes, Ios
hombres que asesinaron a tres MEM
bros de Ia Legion Sc encuentran
actualmente en- Ia penitenciarfa en-
Centralia; pero estos han recibido
$4,000 de los miembros de la organi-
zacion de Il. w. WL) en- Chicago para
sufragar los costos de la causa, y .
menos que las Legiones reunap su'
ficlente dlnero para asudar a Ia Posta
dc Cehtralia, los asesinos tienen Ia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Ell cAPlTOLio NECEslTA MAS
ESPAclO

IS sumamente importante que Ell Co
bernador L%aTraz0lo incluya en- su LA.
NADIA para Ia session especial de la le-
g%islatura, como parte de los asuntos
de mas mOmento, v que es realmente
~necesario, la question de proveer mas
ospaeio para los oficiales del essado
DO Nneyo Mexico. a fin de que puedan
estos hacer Ell trabaio para que fueron
electos.
La situation presente ~parecerfa bur
lezea sine nc fuera tan serAa. FL ca
pitoiio-usando una vez mas aquella
antigua, honrada e immortal expression
esta tan apinado de ~oficiaies y EN-
pleados que les sale medic cueruo
per las ventana8. Estan tan apihados
que cuando salen Sc empuian unos a
los otros. Algunos de los departamen,
tos estan peripateticos, y tiene uno
que emplear los servicios de i'm decti
tive para pOder n iguales con sus mo-
yimientos. rs como Ell p~ers0naje de
Ia bistoria que sienlpre brlnea al CO.
che, y Ordena al arreador que ssigua
al CAIRO que va adelanta.7 Cuando Sc
reuna la legislature. tendrem0s sim
Temente que segurir la huelIa de los
ANif'A tttiIAAtR9 ADltl0Nan u 81 uALtllO
paraje cuando tengamos que transar
negocios con ellos. Es cast dia de
eambio contiHdamente Ell la casa del
estado. Es muy facil Que cuando Sc
reuna la legialatura ~encuentren uste-
des alginos de los muchachos en- los
umbrales De ia puerta, dietando CO.
rrespondencia y las tauufgrafas per
chadas en- los afboles del prado cue
son tantos y de- lauellas classes Los
cnartos del senado y de Ia csmara
estan colmados hasta 81 Unite
con aplicsciones de regadio, estima
Clones fedefales para proyeetoa de ca
minos, con anotacios de Halgie VII.
Hams con relaci6n q queias de los
g~anaderps del poniente lie Moriarty,
con los seIm0nos sobre t~asaciones
por Joe Saint, y con los eseOmbros de
retazos del golsierno de estado,
Durante las estaciones Iegislatiyas el
capitnlin parece ID fonda de una plaza
pertolffera con canlllas en- los pa
en- ina estampida de efisi6n.
y 81 examinador dc bancas del estado
esta on IN edificio arrentado n no pue-
De de nirsm mode enfrar II capitolio.
Es uu teproche may serio para 81
ostado de NueYo Mexieos que ha fat
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Sc HA PoSPUEsTo Ell lNFoRME
DE LA CoMPRA DEL SlSTEMA
DE Aqua

El informe que Sc esperaba de II,
Q. Duer, de Albuquerque, ~ingenierc
del sfstema, en- Ell plan que es esta'
ba p~royectando para la venta del SIS
tema de aqua y luz de la Santa Fe
Water & Light Company a la ciudad,
-ha sido presentado al .concilio to-
Duer dice que no podra dar
el informe hasta principles de Enero,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
sAHoREA listed sus coMlpAs.

SABoREA listed SUS coMIpAS.
81 a nstod no IL asienran sus conf
das Q no las saborea, su digestion esta
afectada. Coma entertainments, es-
pecialmente carnes, mastique sus ALI
mentos bien. Dele pasar a 10 memo
cinco horas entire cada comida y to-
me una Pastilla de Chamberlain in
mediatamente despues de Ia cena y
listed prontO hallara que sns comidas
son I'm yerdadero placer.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25

Koyacoyich duen es dueno de una
|tienda en- jerome y otra en Cotton
wood. FL Asistente Fiscal de distfi-
TO diio que Kovacovich habfa sido pro-
cesado ante Ell C~omisionado de los Els
tados Unidos en- Jerome, y que habfa
sido afianzado para comparecer ante
o, gran jurado federal, que tendra se-
sion en- Prescott la pr6xima primavera.
Este do n fianza de cinco mil pc
SOS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
~ GoBERNADOR ExPEplRA Ia
LLAMApA pESpUES DE SU
REGREsO

La llamada para Ia session especial
Dc Ia legislature sera expedida por 81
G~obernador Larrazol0 inmediatamente
ldespuesad 40 So regreso de Washington,
y Ia session comenza1ss como va Sc ha
%annnciado, a nltimos dhs de Enero
p u principles de Febrero.
~ Gobernador estafa EN- Washing.
ton "a ~ de Ianero para Ia eonfefen-
cia de los gobernadorcs de los estados
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25

ccnsuita.
Sc lie pedira a la legislature en- la
proxima9 session especial que autorice
la ~estructura de una adica0n al la ca
|sa de estado. Ash 10 dijo Ell GobeFna-
dor Larrazolo en- una confefenoia in
formal el domingo EN- Ia n0che en- la
casa del Guardian de GAIA y Pezca,
Thomas P. Gable, que Ell insertaria n
referencia al plan on su llamada, para
que los legisladores ~considearan "a a.
sunt0.
La petici6n s~uplicando al gobernal
dor de tratara la question en- su llama
da para la session especial circulo ra-
pidamente en- los ultimos dfas de la se-
mana y sc lie preaent0 en- la conferer-
cia. Contenia Ell nombre de mas de
cuarenta personals. unos cuantos de
ellos, Residences de Santa Fe, La ma
yorfa de los que la firmaron son off
GALES de los diferentes condados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25

del oeste con los miembros del congre-
SO de los mismos estados, la que dis
cutia Ia reclamation y la cssi0n de los
terrenos pdblicos. No Sc sabe ciiantO
tempo dure la conferencia, pero Ell
G~obernador intenta volver a Santa Fe
tan ronto como lie sea possible.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
AvISO IM~PORTANTE.

Todas las cartas, comunicaciones y ordenes
asi corao giros postales, deberan hacerse a la
Santa Fe New Mexican Publishing Corpo-
ration" v no . nombre de personals p~articu-
lares, desde esta fecha en- adelante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
LOS PAGADoREs De yAaAcIcM
PAGAN UNA cAR0A iNMENsA

Las Iqvas pueden reducirse ~ por
clento y maj 81 las autoridadeS Ven
Ia tasa sea Embellishments dlgidida
entire todos los duenos de- ~pfcpiedad
dice o. presidente de la comIsi6n de
estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
sELeIcA EsTA CONTRA la LIeA.

Bruselas, Beigica, Diciembre 49,
La Association de la Liga de las Ma
clones que Sc halla rennida en- esta
capital, adopto n resolution en- la
Que recomienda Que Sc Gimme total
mente de su texto todas las caasulas
que dan a las naciones Ell derecho para
ir a la guerra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
1000 APLlcAcloNoEs PARA L.
AcENcIAs pc AUTOMOBILES

El Secretario de Egtado Sr. Manuel
Martinez, ha recibido va 5000 aplica.
|~clones per los duenos de AUTOMOBILES
para Ell ano de 1920, 10 que excede
muy lejos al ndmero dc a~plicacio-
mes recibidas en- los amos pasados
para este tempo.
Ell Secretario de Estado en- 1919 or
demo 10000 placas de licencias y sofia
mente siete qucdan ahora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Ell eoBERNADoR lNcLuIRA I'm
LA PROCLAMATION LA adj
cloN AL cAPlroLlo

Ia decision Ase tonic despues de una
~consuita.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25

laci0n para Ell censo de 1920, ". seral
n gradisima animaci6n y yentaia pa
ia la ciudad capitolina en- todos MOODS
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
*Tie game.

At the close of the tournament to- night it will be determined who will be on the Y team to represent Doug las against outside teams. The five bowlers with high scores will be the regular members and the next two high averages will be the substitutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
STAG PROGRAM ID BE Y FEATURE TONIGHT

\ program or athletics, music and vaudeville has been arranged for the Y. M C. A. tonight when the gym nasium win be turned into tine mecca for the male population Of Bisbee. The event is announced as a stag gathering. only men being invited. It is the hope of the Y that as many non-members as possible take ad- vantage of this opportunity to call and get acquainted.
 The program will include several wrestling matches and boxing bouts between classy boys. In addition, there will be vaudeville numbers and sing song There also will be musical numbers. both vocal and in- strumental, interspersed between va rious features on the program.
 We hope to keep the interest of the men of Bisbee at high pitch by means of the athletic night programs, " said General Secretary Putnam last evening. ~It is the hope and ambi- tion Of the Y M. C A. here to become the civic center of recreationaI inter est. That is the end We are work. ing toward.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
BASEBALL LEADERS
 ANNOUNCE MEETING TO DRAFT CHANGES

NEW YORK. Jan. 1O.-Plans have been completed for the most import ant series of baseball meetings in this city next week since the firm es- tablishment of organized baseball, achieved with the signing of the ma tional agreement.
 According to the present arrange ments. both major and minor leagues will be represented in a series of con ferences which will be attended by ever prominent club owner and league official in the United States. These conferences. which are expected to result in a number of radical changes in the conduct of the game. will con tinue throughout the entire week.
 The schedule of the national league will be considered at the meeting, President Heydler announced.
 Minor leagues will be asked to place their greyiances in proper form by an authoritative committee before the joint meeting of the major leagues, Heydler stated. He said that several of the requests already made by minor league committees and by individual minor leagues are in conflict. Some thing should be done to aid these leagues, he said, but personally he IS in favor of retaining the draft, option al agreements and the right of the major league clubs to sign any player who is a free agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
''CAN l BE
 GUkED?" SAYS
 IHE SUFFERER

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
WOMEN HOLD HIGH MARK IN BOWLING

Ladies first. always. Is good mottd but it is seldom that the women of community take a lead ing place in athletics. / Yet that is what has happened at the Y. NJ. C. A., where the ladies team stands in the lead in the bowling tournament, not having lost single game out of seven played.
 The success of the women compos- ing it is not to be attributed to gal lantry on the part of their masculine opponents. for the regularity with which the 'fems" have put it over on the supposedly good bowlers of the association has aroused rivalry and a determination on the part of the men to beat them once, anyway.
 Tonight, being the last in the tournament, the women will bowl against the team explained by J. C.. Amos. Amos and his men say they have the number of the fair ones, but they, in turn, point to their per feet record and declare that they will have to be shown.
 All of the members of the ladies team bowl a good, consistent game as is evident from their averages for the tournament. These follow: Mrs. Verfuth. 134 5-6; Miss Studley, Al 2-9: Miss Core. 131 1-12; Mrs. Tonkin, 12I 5-6; Miss Kennedy, 11S 1-2.
 Nj. L. Drury at present holds high
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. = Cotton closed easy at a net decline of 60 to 120 points.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10. - Widespread labor troubles in Argentina, which apparently had paralyzed business in that country, rallied the corn market today from bearish effects of the re- moval of the United States ban on importation of Argentine corn. Prices closed nsettled-January S14412 and May S1.35%. to S1.36, with the final range as a whole F cent off to 14 cents up, compared with 24 hours be- fore. Oats 2sc to 1Ac. In provisions the outcome varied from soc decline to a. rise of 32 to 35c
 During the first half of the day, bearish sentiment dominated the corn market as a result of certainty that the United States government had cancelled all restrictions against i'm ports from Argentina. In addition receipts here were liberal and il was said the February minimum on hog values might be lowered. Subse- quently, however, attention focused on the seriousness of the industrial clash in Argentina and the pOssibil- ity that shipments from there might be indefinitely delayed. Hedging pressure from Argentina halted com pletely and other offers became scarce. A sharp bulge in prices followed, but profit-taking by longs brought about something Of Q reaction from the top
 Oats showed independent strength chiefly because of a material improve ment of the domestic shipping de- maud
 Provisions swayed with corn. Pack CTS bought.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11

average for the entire tournament,' with 225.
 nm, tnnn, etn nnhfna i..
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
Mining and Financial NetUs
sY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK, Jan. 10-There was no essential change today from the extremely professional and restricted conditions which have thus far this year governed the daily sessions of the stock market.
 The few developments included the December tonnage reports of the United States Steel corporation, show ing a decrease of substantially 750.0O0 tons and a drop in all money, which was in fair supply at 3A per cent against the weeks high rate of 6 per cent
 Rails again remained in the back ground, the few changes being mainly at moderate concessions. The one striking feature of that division was a 70-point break in Texas Pacific Land Trust on a sale of a full lot at 250
 United States Steel was under pres sure. but regained all but a fraction of it's loss at the close, when oils and other favorites were at minimum quo. tations. COppers, sugars and promi- nent food shares embraced the heavy stocks, these being partly neutralized by the strength of tObaccOs, rubbers, Great Northern Ore, and express is sues. Studebaker also showed marked firmness. Sales amounted to 450,OO0 shares.
 Irregularity of the bond list was occasiOned by the heaviness of inter- nationals. Liberty bonds also dis played reactionary tendencies. Total sales. par value. aggregated S7,775, 900. Old United States bonds were un- changed on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Metals un- changed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
MUST WEAR MASKS
By Review Leased wire)

IBY KeVleW Itastu WIftJ
 SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Jan. 10.- The board of supervisors late today passed to print an ordinance making compulsory the wearing of gauge masks as a precautionary measure against the spread of the influenza epidemic.
 Thirty-seven deaths and 612 new cases of the disease were announced today by the board of health.
 Yesterdays totals were 465 new cases and fl deaths.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
ROBSON DEFEATS LAuRETTE.
cRv Reviev Leased Wire,

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan. 10.-Tom- my Robson of Maiden, Mass. knocked out Walter Laurette, claimant of the European welterweight championship in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout here tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
MISS BoGART LEADING.
oRv Review Leased Ivirel

PINEHURST, \. C., Jan. 10.-Miss Caroline Bogart of Pinehurst defeat ed Miss Marjorie Lake of Hartford today in the women's singles of the mid-winter tennis tournament finals. 60. 6-2. In the finals Of the mems singles C. F. Watson. Jr., of the West Chester Country club. won over Ma than Bundy of the Norfolk Country club. 6-4. 6-4, 2-6, 4-6, 6-1.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
GETS PAPER DECISION.

By Review Leased Wirel
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 10- Richie Mitchell. Milwaukee light weight boxer, was given unanimous newspaper decision over Sailor Fried man, Chicago, in a ten-round no-deci- sion bout tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-11
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds
 as Mustard

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 BOG and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-15
LABOR LEADERS
TRY TO ADJUST
BOSTON STRIKE
Effort Made in Conference
10 Regain Jobs,

BOSTON, Sept Is Police Com
missioner Curtis today went into con-
ference at police headquarters with
Frank Mccarthy, New England or
gapiier Tor the American Federation
Of Labor, President John II. Me.
lnnis OF the Pjljcemcn's Union. and
President Michael J. O'Douncll. OF
the Central Labor Onion Mr. Curtis
received the labor leader, a. citizens.
\ representative oi Samuel Com.
rors' participated in the conference
II was said he would present a plan
oi compromise suggested by Mi
GomperS
Seek to Regain Jobs
\ Campaign - regain iur the Stlik-
ing policemen the place, now official
y declared 10 have hect io,t hetan,c
al dcScrtion ot duty va, expected
% be lnauguratcd today
The action was expected 10 depend
upon the result OF a conference he
tween union labor leaders and Police
commissioner Cur,i. The commits
siunCrs. At tho request uI lhe Wlor
le9d,, consented to the meeting m
an unofficial bGis b'n the labor
men said they hoped 10 obtain from
il an exchange ul views which might
be made the basis OF negotiations
The extent 10 which the American
Federation OF Labor would support
the igh, Tor Reinstatement, and rcoog-
milton as a union, va, 10 doubt today.
Immediate danger OF general
strike, threatened by the Central
Labor Union as It's principal weapon
in supper, oi the patrolmcn appeared
removed by the disposition OF tho
labor leaders 60 move slowly
No General Strike.
From New York, where President
Gomper, has been directing the fed
cra,ion's interests IN the Boston ~
uatlon. came word from one oi his
assistants that there would be no gclt-
cral strike action OHlccts o' the
central union here, however. said they
knew oi no decision 10 warrant such
a statement, that the propo-ai ~ a
general Strike was Still before the
Union ard that decision would
come with the completion OF a poll oi
the several organizations
Restoration ot the city to ordet'y
conditions has hem followed by re-
moval OF many OF the barr'cade'
placed over store fronts and other
property as result Of the loo,ing III
the carly days OF the strike The
number OF state guardsmeu on patrol
was reduced today bu, all the troops
were still held in the city. concen-
,ra,ed a, cen,ers for availability as
emergency reserves.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-15
400 DELEGATES
ATTEND STATE
LABOR meeting
Fiyo-Day Session Is Opened
at SapuIpa,

SAPULPA, Okla, sept. iS.-W'sl'
Amos, twice the number OF delegates
present as at any previous convention;
the seventeenth annual convention OF
Che Oklahoma State Federation o.
Labor met here today for five days
session. Over 400 delegates were
present when the first session was
called to order in th- auditorium OF
Sapulpa's new high school building
The delegates were welcomed Dy
Mayor Bone, with responses By Prcsi-
dent Edgar Fen,on OF the State Fed
Grafton. ~,
After the war problems. which in.
clude high prices, wage increases and
better working conditions will take
up most OF the time Of the convention
Entertainment for the delegates will
be provided by the Kiwanls aud Rotary
clubs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-15
BIG ATTENDANCE
At CITY SCHOOLS
Nearly Eighteen thousand
Children, Is Estimate,

The public schools. opened this
morning with an enrolment OF ap-
rroximateIy 1900, the largest in their
HISTORY. School buildings have been
fcrnodeled and enlarged, and several
new buildings have been erected to
accommodate the increase.
Wells and buildings have been IN
speeied, and with the exception OF the
DELAYED arrival OF furnishings and
supplies all is ready for the opening
Actual work will start at once, since
rlans we're laid and arrangements
made at the teachers institute last
week.
Schools we're dismissed this morn
Ing IN time for the circus parade.