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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

The years 1906 and 1905 are not republican years.
a. the present board has had control during and since
The year 1905 They aioEe q 10 De- reform board aud
perhaps "a o., but that has not yet been shown.
From the ehoye figures and they ofncial Il APP
pears that the regular republican, accused being the
hnhhsils actually reduced both the valuation and the
tax rate bringing the tax down from f2f2 IN 1900
go f2o5 Ia 1894 During those years total Tax rate
for ali parposcs territorial county and city steadily n.
creased bot the county tax rate actually deersased Il
was reduced thirty. seven cents IN that time.
During those years the city tax rate Increased from
81 ai to $3.50 and Frank Iubbo has not boon charged
With the responsibility forcing that up The error-
lu sax FRONT $40 in 1900 to gi5i n 1908 and
IN 1904 The last year OF the regular republican admin
lsimton Of the liubbeis 10 sou insist upon b. tho
iaN rate Tor territorial purposes $3.50 n 1906 Win
Ia reform administration ana 100000 increased vain
aon che tax rate has been decreased bat four mills
That me TAX for This higher than necessary
10 shown hy che fact thai some $4,000 IS demanded
over ho total asked by one lHst republican admusr8-
ton u Is the amount expended that tells tho tale
The items IN the tax rates for 1905 and 1906 show
levy for feeding prisoners have been told that the
present sheriff pcriccio Armlu has saved the county
there 10 that is the why was necessary 10 call
upon The taxpayers tor $1,000 for feeding prisoners tha
year, when the most the democrats have ever claimed
was paid 10 Tom uhboll was something IKE $4,000 Tor
that purpose
% Is fact thai many taxpayers hnd iholr assoss-
menis much larger this year than before when
protest was made they told that about be-
cause of the equalization taxcs that heretofore soo
bad not paid as much IN proportion others bul that
on the whole there was reduction. This hnd 10 be
untrue, as the hguros SHOES more money demanded Of
the Taxpayers than ever before This Is what / can not
understand u there is saving IN county expenses hy
having the republicans out and these alleged roormors
ih why do thoy demand 80 much more money! why DO
the refomers want eii O0Q for feeding prisoners over
aud above an Increased general fund when under the
plain republican administration che prisoners we're ted
oni Of thc general fund.- Il VI worthy that the
snnefal fund under the republicans as largo ns
~ under ihe reormea Az the taxpayers pat ~ this
money. they have Hehi 10 know about g.
what W.ll tho average republican taxpayer gain by
dospfne hs bis party and voting fog ioryodd th0us-
and doan increase n thp amount az tax money ho h to
assist 20 paylngg
nave thR 'feiofuerl reformed anythiHg aside from
iheif oNn financial conditions hy holding Officer
All these lhiugs az least republican would uke
iu have made clear % him before he deserts ha marty
HEAVY TAXPAYER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

.nffitd Oh Albuquerque between trains.
They had been On attendance 40 The
recent i0ict.tnrfilorlal convention of
Tho ~ 81. g. "A. nl Douglas. Arizona.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas. who yAsid-
ga in tails city d few years with her
parents. Mr. and Mira n H Thomas.
was united ln marriage lest NIGHT in
Santa Nc. 20 Alfred j.. 0fimehaN the
ceremony BEING performed by Rev.
Aenrae " SrYlef OF the First Pros
bSfer'an church John Fielding was
nc bert man. ana Miss Margaret
Thomas sister of the bride. was
bridesmaid The happy couple loft
immediately after tho ceremony on a
hlnolmClu iflu io Ei pas6
The funeral oi Or G.. D. STROLLER
Who tiei yesterday mouIHs al i1a
North Walter street vas held thia
afternoon az o'cdiock from the home
30 W. Bacon. l2l East Cold aytnuc
Roy. !. ". n. McNlol Of tie Baptist
church. said the riieH and the body
VIII be- shipped io Albany Ca. hls
FORMER home tonight SIR nacun o.
a cousin OF ur sIfothur docoased.
Nfa. g. p. Osborn. nn aunt. who win
accompany iho body io Albany. arr
rived ibis mofnlne on the California
limited
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
sHERlFFs SALE.


Notice u hereby given that By viz.
cue oi an execution issued out OF the
district court 81 the county OF Borna.
lilo. territory Of New Mexico. in n
certain cause wherein AlzonaO d. Me-
Miilon o. plaintiff aud Aureiia Hclwig
and r. n Helwlg are defendants. be-
ing numbered 5000 on the docket OF
said couu, / have levied upon end
VIII sell "a public auction TO the high.
esi aad best bidder for cash. she real
eriaio attached IN said cause ON the
thirteenth day OF July, 1904, which
tald real estate ~ situated ia the
county of neTnallilo. territory OF New
Mexico. and described as follows. to-
Wit.
piece of land situated IN Ranchos
DE- Albuquerque precinct No. 4. meas.
uflng and bounded Ra follows: Ninety
hYe l3il yaraH vide from north ca
south and in length from the accdula
ni Chemlsal 10 the foot of the Sandin
mountains, the south BY land Of Quad
Nlnpe Gutierrez. on the west by the
said AcoQuia del Chamlsal ant on the
east by the said sandia mountain,
elghiysis ls6l varaa OF this land be-.
ins Inherited from Juan IL. Barela
ldecoanedl 90 the party Of the second
pari and nine (al vaFaa being pur-
chased from the parties OF the drsi
part
Which said real estate vas con.
feyed % the said Aurelia Holwig by
Ahundis q. du niedsoe and w. r.
hiedsuc her husband by warranty
deed. recorded ln volume 2s. page 1850
Of he record of deeds OF said county
said sale viii take pIaco al the
front door 90 the county court honro
81 thc county uf Hornallllo on the ard
day nf December. 1906, and q made
go satisfy 8 judgment Tor the sum Of
infeo hundred and Ten dollars dam.
ages and $3.50 costs OF sult, with in-
iercal from the ist day OF April. 1905,
az iho ratio az elx per cont per annum,
amounting 10 the date OF sale 90 the
sum ol t3i66i.
PERFECTO ARMiJO.
sheriff
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
CHRISTIAN ENOEAVOR
FOLKS convene
MANY DELEGATES FROM ALL
pARTo or TERRITORY MEET
PROMINENT vieiTOae From
EAST. Az CAPITAL CITY
CONVENTION.


The biennial convention OF thu NgW
Meslcn Christian Endeaynr Union was
held Yesterday in The First rrosoy-
terrain church ul SANTA fe. Dele
gnicr we're in attendance from all por.
tlnus 0f tho territory and on interest
ing ana profitable meeting was held.
Among the visitors present was VIII
fam Shaw of Boston. one on the most
prominent Christian EndcnYnr work
CFs On iho world and the present
treasurer Uf che united societies. Dir.
shaw delivered an Address before The
afternoon session previous 60 which
Do made q short laik to the prisoners
lt ibC territorial pcnltOntiafy.
The convention was called 60 order
~ e.3U O'Clock By u h. Wood. che
Held secretary and alec ghalfmnn OF
ifhn loeHl entertainment rowmfton
ana the opening devotional exercises
were conducted by Rov. John r. Sass
of Albuquerque Reports NJ officers
ana commlitccH election Of new Of
hccra. ADDRESSES on various Important
subjects and a general reception 60
delegates and visitors made up tho
program Of the day a FEATURE Of che
convention was an address during the
evening flSglon ty Rnv. W. w. Ha-
YenH of Albuquerque on the subject
"Th1 Church az Christ Versus the Sa-
loon.n The same gentlemen also
spoke IN the morning on Young PoO-
pies Societies and the Temperance
Cause"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
TWO SOLD coNCLuSIoNS

why ala the republican party of Bornaino county
have 70 demand representation tho election boardsl
Why we're they refused such representation why are
che hoavds conposed exclusively ni TIE parsans OF tho
socalled peoples ticketl thing that represents no
party was never nominated by convention OF any
party has no organization authorised by any party
by any mass meeting Of the people Why an che
Judges Of election selected from the paraana 90 ths
uondeacrpl thing, and the great republican pauy-n
majority IN the nation. In the territory and this
was refused representation when that representation
WAS officially demanded
OFT Grunaleda answer u that Dc Intends fbo CONE
ms election shall De an honest Does SIR Gunsfcd
mean 90 that there Is not honest republican IN
his county who standing by his party support
Ing bic partys nomnationsg Does he mean 10 say that
PIE selected Judges Of election weak that lone
true republican ln each board oudanecr an hon-
est eectiong Yet both of these things are practically
what Mr. Grunsfed says BY his actionprovided always.
qi course. chat Mr. Grunseid honest himself when
De said be intended 20 have honest election.
~ viii De well Tor the people ~ BernaliO county
20 remember IN all the future the estimate Mr. Gruns
field has placed hts monsrol following people too
Heak IN morals IN mind 10 hold their and that
ne eleciiun "a honest IN the presence OF one true
publican In each board Also that there cannot be found
enough honest republicans among the thousands re.
hainrg true 70 their party 10 put into each Of the
precinct election boards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

III. w. ID hadclin of hciun b. tran
acting hpaincsg ln the city.
There VIII hc q regular meeting I'd
ihc Masonic Lodge ioniHhf ni 130
no che lodge rooms
VIII Ments travelling agent for the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance com.
pahy, arrived this morning from the
west.
There VIII Do a regular mosiing Of
Aihrqugrq.e Council, Knights of Co.
iumhua. a. So Mm - ball tonight az
o'clock
=. r. Thompson Of Los Angeles and
formerly OF Albuquerque. arrived here
from California yesterday. 90 look nj.
ter rs large real estate Interests.
Mrs G. a.. Conner of 2i5 North
Twelfth street. will entertain the la
dies Aid society of TIE Congregational
church this afternoon at = O'Clock.
Harold Hurd. a prominent business
man Of Roswell and the deputy coal
oil lnapeclor, spfnt yesterday in Al.
huQuorque leaving for the Pccoa last
night
Pat Grove. Of the Grm Of Grove a
Mccoy. owners OF SALOONS ai Wll-
liame. AriE, and keinor NJ a. la
trnnFaciing business in the city Mr.
Grove was formerly located at Bolon
Regular services at Temple Albert
Friday evening at 1.i5, Dr Jacob H.
kaplan will speak on The Pillars Of
state Rest Up0u the HhauldsrE 81 the
highieoua. The public Us cordially
Invited
airs. c r. Starr. who visited Mrs.
y, y X. Sellers no Canyon city. Colo.
the past month. returned 90 the city
last night Mrs starr also visited
friends at Pueblo while In Colorado
Mrs. q Ilpplncotl. wife of chs head
ot The lippmcoii Magazine company.
ia al tho AlYarado. accompanied hy
her maid. Aif Lippinc0tt o. stopping
temporarily In the vicinity % silver
CRY. seeking relief from tuberculosis.
W. r. Bowen left Albuquerque yes.
iefday % take charge 81 the husineas
oi the Equitable Life Insurance COM
pany al Portland Oregon. For tho
aat two years Dee has had charge oi
the southwestern agency of the com.
unny With headquarters here.
Invitations are uui announcing the
marriage Of Seymour J. I.ewlnaon Of
this city 10 Miss Lillian daughter OF
Nc and Mrs. Frank tufih of Sc. Lou
d. The marrlage Will take. place IA
So. Louis Wednesday. November a.
The couple VIII be- Eat home" in Az
huQucrunc after December I.
Miss NJ. X. Harrison. VINO has been
nt Fort nayard attending the funeral
~ her husband, returned 90 her resi-
dence on North First street yesterday
ar. HARRISON died at the United
States sanlturlum OF tuberculosis d
few days ago and was buried there
un Monday as O'Clock. Hc was
Civil war veteran aud besides his wife
leaves seven children.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

There IRE but two tickets before tho people o. this
country Ono a Tho republican Ticket regularly nomi
nailed by 'he party % regularly called convention for
hat purpose Nuih-uH else claims lo be republican The
Other Ticket d aggregation of ae.chnsfn fanddaea
clamiog parity hayins no party name. go party or
f4Hltauon icl Messra Grunsicd and springer shout.
nk feiorm appoint az she JUDGES o. election from tho
fariisans az thc last named ticket refuse aug
ieftuiaiinn whatever me republican party iis
Ticket The Clifton appeals 70 every iairmindod man n
'ho cluniy, 4 thl SECTION j. MOI totally 0ng-wrung
without MITIGATION Of necessity prcpreiyg Romcm-
Nef feadef that Ofunseid and Springer H control
ot cnnnif nHairs That ihrg desire io remain
tioi That Springer m q canadate ON the monfrol ucs.
e. That apIlneefs election alone Nii pepeiuaio thnt
control while the republicans must elect two county
commission candidates u nrdcf relieve the county of
she snurioHs reform movement which De- pIug up our
taxes hand over ns va THAI hls year they eAeeod hy
more than $4,000 what they Two years age under
republican rule Remember these things. lar-mndcd
reader and Interested taxpayer and not only ask your
ee Y tho refusal ~ give representation io the ropub
party the olection boards is an outrageous
wrong bul also ask youfself q Grunsold and Springer
actuasea by doairc a. defeat le elll OF the people
~ fhe polls and fofpeiSete ID b. possession OF power,
would they not have pursued ne very course Of
actonfihey have pushed In his mattorq wouldn't they
have appointed only their election boards aud have
refused representation 90 those opposing them7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
low m HAPPENED

chas. %. Hughes republican candidate Tor governor
IN New York. said yesterday ia bis speech At Niagara
Falls
''The who substitutes yllincailon for honest
criticism, the who tries breed bitterness Of feel
log BY distortion OF facts tho who Is not content
Hith the ev that exists bad d d. but wants 70 make
% In the interest Of scottish amhitlon thai man
AZ the greatest enemy Of our prosperity"
~ AF Hughea mad lived ln Albuquerque al his HE
and had read every issue Of ihe mornilg paper 10 It's
varied and hoppng existence could not have doln-
Gated the morning muck maker true 90 ne than be
I'D in The foregoing extract from his Niagara Fails
speech DO you wonder reader how he could DO ~
the answer Is easy enough Hughes was dollnoaiua
Hearst auG the morning excuse D. an humble finite
aior III earat "a his warfare on repubcansm and ro.
pubcans, when Hughes turned the Ilmelght of crti.
clam and exposure Hearst the light naturally fel CA
his hppiiy-hop follower
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
SAME CONDITION HERE

When the SooorrO cheilain usod the following ian-
Huase iu ts last Saturday ISSUE described affairs
hernalo county 20 a yery dot
lt Is Impossible 90 refrain from laughing the
Fosuts OF the frantic efforts Of the compeis of the
ocraic peoples ticket 20 induce reputable citizens
accept nomination on thols ticket One was unkind
enough 20 suggest 10 hs solicitors that hey Go 10 the
DEVIL suggestion which hole q prospect oi lber
complying witn-iusl az present
~ there s. man IN Sooogro county who really
thinks that The democratic peoples ticket has one
chance IN hundred 70 win his friends should 20 H
that Dc So provided with guardian az the earliest pos
sioie moment His presout haucinaon d harmless, to
be sure, but when Is thai fag Zone be Is liable
suddenly 10 become possessed Of fool notion that
VII get him into trouble"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
HEAVY TAX PAYER
ASKS HARD QUESTIONS

10 The Evening Citizen
have seen attempt to explain the Increased
amount demanded of the taxpayers of BeualIo county
Tor the year 1905 Il appears 90 me-. as q republican
called upon go desert my party that ann entitled 90
some oNpPnuton there a. any explanation possible.
Let us not forget the figures. IN 1904 while the
regular republicans controlled tho administration OF fho
county anis there demanded the taxpaycrs TOR
county purposes total OF f6i65T9a ana out af ,hs
sum Interest was paid county general fund maintained
prisoners fed che Jail expenses Kept up also the
courts.
In 1905 asked for tl06,O2I.ee for the same
purpose OF an increase OF more than $4,000. what e.
ino increase fur II there a saving mado by The present
administration over that Of two years ago.
The Journal several days RRo. presented some n.y.
ufea as 10 the county tax rate which ala agree with
those given in The Citizen. / have reason 20 believe
ihat The Citizen the correct figures as when given
IN connection with other maiicrs they not donIrd.
The Journal gave the tax rate for county purposes
1908 as $3.50 when IN fact q only e2o5 q dincr-
enoe 81 A5 cents Tho sax for the different years
10Y county purposes only since 1900 n worth studyng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

The morning paper said thai a. A. Hubhon went bee
lore che county commissioners demanded that he be-
represented the boards OF election judges Mr.. Hub
BEL did not before the board Of county commission
ezra a al BE was not there. W. - Childers and Mes.
tor Monioya went before che county commissioners
candidates the republican ticket demand that tho
republican party be- represented the election boards
d a hubbel sent communication 90 the commission
cra as hn was instructed 90 do by tho republican county
central committee demanding that the republican party
ne represented Ia The appointment OF judges of election
This the republican party through regular organiza-
tuu had a right 20 demand Why could not the morn
Ing paper tell the truth about simple a matter and
one easy OF substataong For the same reason dear
reader that che morning paper has NOT been able tell
the truth about anything any person IN this whole
campaieu and that that truth and the bogus
reform" movement q Is advOoatins Tor purely selfish
Anotyes are absolutely Incompatible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Butte Montana. leaves here today Cor
~ Paso. from whence Be VIII 81 60
BIS new 1old
q s. iiotnich Of Cincinnati. Ohio
@ travelling man. D. ln Che city. Mr
ioeilich's territory D from the Az
iauiie ie The Pacific and from tho
lakes iu the gulf ne is enc of me
best informed and most fluent tnix.
efs and political subjects VINO has
Visited enc ciiy luf quite q while
HeHgy EsalugoI until recently the
heaH of che hfm OF EsHlnrcr a ludeN
af Jas Nequa. bud now travelling
man. la ln the city. Mr. Fsalnaar
iole O. Citizen representative chat a.
Hansen Ncl' known Oh New Mexico
orr p Harvey huaHo mlnagor. huf who
lE now nnnager of the Dominion hu.
inl at Globe. Arin. is meeting with
such futcoas char The Dominion. now
WIN llN rooms o. rnEnggd Dob add
n7 forty more rooms to lis capacity
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

Territory ol Ncu Mexico. County OF
Bcmallllu ln The District Court.
J G. Raldrldgc. Plalutin,

iNiliiNlN OF New MaAitus county or
Bcnallllo. ln the District Court.
J. C. Baldrldgc, Plaintiff,
vs.
VIM. Lldko. 90 ai. Defendants.
b. } Post a Co. PlalntiGs.
W.
VIM. Lidke. 81 a. Defendants
Notice 81 hereby given that l. the
undersigned special master, By yif-
fua % q decree OF the district court
~ the county of ncfualillo entered Ga
tho above entitled cause, on the 23rd
day Of june a. d.. 1906, wherein j.
/ q. baidr'dgo was plaintiff and WIN.
Lidkn az OF were defendants. and aiso
hy virtue of another decree. IN the
said district court OF the county OF
Bcrnnlilio. wherein ~. j. Post q Co.
were plaintiffs. and VIM. Lidko 81 ~
were defendants. entered on the srd
day 0i lulg, a d. 1906. will. for the
purpose ul paying Inc said Judgements
and costs attending this sale. uRcr
for sale. and aell 30 the highest bld-
der Tor cash az the front door OF the
court huuss. of the county Of HeF-
naliilo and territory OF New Mexico.
az zen o'clock Ia the forenoon. on the
nineteenth day Of November. a. ~.
1905. on the right title aud interest
OF thc aald defendants VIM fidke.
Individually. and WIN. Lidkc doing
business under the nrm name and
style Of the Southwestern Iiou0r a
Cigar Co. L. y. Aihcra and Roderlck
slower, In ana 10 the following de-
acribrd real estate situated Ia ola
Albuquerque. Ia the county uf Ser.
uniillo. and territory Of NoW Mcxco.
toWit.
A piece Of land on what Is known
a. Alncrs Dairy ranch, commonciue al
3 point thiriyhvc feet from tho north
east corner near the Gold star sa.
soon, thence running forty feet Gen
aouihery direction az right aurlos
with me north line % said wnch ALONG
the airoet known as Railroad avenue.
thence westerly thifty-hvo feet thence
north forty toot 20 Railroad avenue.
thence oaaierly thiriynve foni slnna
Railroad avenue 90 the place ri h..-
Ginning
The said Judgment ANA decree ren.
dor7d ln TIE case of j g. nslattdro
plaintiff VS. WIN. fidko. I'd nl dnfon.
dauia. together with the lntorost and
costs. VIII, ON the date az said sale
amount iu the sum ct four hundred
seventy seven and twontyOna one
hundrodihs dollars tti7T22l and thc
costs or this sale and the Judgment
ana decree rendered Do the case 90
y Pos a Co, plaintiffs SIS. WIN.
Liahe et nl, defendants, together with
ihe Interests and costs VIII. On tho
este OF said sale amount Go the sum
.oi one hundred sixty seven aud Gvo
one hun0feihs dnllnr tslGTOEl ana
the costs of this sale
Fhos. X. ID. MADISON,
Special Master.
VIM. .. CHiLDRRs,
ATTORNEY Tor J, q. haldrldgo, Plaintiff.
FELIX n. JESTER.
Attorney Tor r. J Post a. Co, Plant,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

in the District Court IN ana for tho
County Of Bcrnalillo. Terrltor, of
New Mexico
Eana Marie Lamb. Plalutin.
vs.
John a Lamb. Defendant No 7oa7
You, The above named defendant
John A. Lamb are hereby rctlaed
.hai ihere is an action pending m IA
district Court against you. wherehy
we said Edna Marie Lamb n nialnilg
which cause Is nov pending M $40
Court that TIE object OF said aefion
D 20 OBTAIN dissolution OF the bonde
OF mntfimony between plalntiN AMI
vow the defendant and for The rns.
TOBY on your child. Lewis FLOYD I.amb
and Tor permanent nlimOnv for ery
.nnilAta month, and that unloss gaid
ueitheani enters hls appearance in
me above entitled cause. on IN l.c-
lote December sth A. D.. 1900. lnde.
ment viii he rendered in sald eamso
'ee,.sl salh defendant by default
Plaintiffs attorney n 10. NJ Cb,,..
ana nis posiofaoo address 81 AN,
huqhefque. New Mexico.
c, JOHN VENABLr
Nlelk uf iho District Court afnres.,a
flfai publication Oct 90. i90e
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

ln ho selection OF their candidates Tor she essla-
urt he voters If Bernao county should consider the
interests of the county and the interests OF any
schamng democrat any disappointed office seeking
republican u d admitted that che Legislature win be
republican and e the voters Of honalin county want
che Interests of the university the hO8pltsis Of the city
and sac many other interests properly tor and
nroiecicd, they should vote for the republican candi
estes for che legislature hon. W 81 Chlldor will be-
a accord with the ether Representatives OF his party
the Legislature and win be- able secure an that 81
eomns 20 Bernalo county. The can bo said ol
Aessra kaaoman and Ortiz tor the house and Tho sem
aiDe republican Is gong 10 vote or them, n the IN
fefesis cI bis county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03

The republican party Of bomaillo county can at
ford 20 stand upon iis record of reduction between
the 1900 and 1904 and Il IS a the more cgedabio
that the reduction IN the rate for county purposes
made against constantly decreasing assessed yalua-
fon That decrease IN the county tax rate stands out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-03
CONSTABLE TAKES UP MAN
WHO THREATENED WOMAN

Conrlahle ~ a. Garcia answered n
hurry call in Dog Town lasi night NO
ihc instance ni some native women
there who declared Cicilio Chavcs was
drunk and threatened them bodily
harm THE constable Wok ChaVCs to
the city SAIL and this morning Judge
cmwiurd gave MIN ten days 0r ten
doiiars Chayos said he could get the
money.
Under the arrangements that the
Mexican government have inside With
the Mexican Central Railroad COM
pnny that q certain percentage OF the
employees shall be- MeKicana u ID OK.
poctod that lnrga additional number
OF them viii be- employed the coming
year The number 40 bo employed ac-
cordinE to the contract made 10 90 DO
gradually increased a. the Mexloana
from year 90 year acquire moro
knowledge OF railroad work.