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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
Inconsistency of Uncle Sam.

Cuba has just noated Cd public lot
terry scheme. and now China. il l. said
proposes 10 raise Si0.e0o. coo bv lot
terry Not long 4 thc United states
government disnoscd OF a land allot-
mont by % lottery. in which the lucky
holders drew the prize tickets Uncle
sam justified this lottery by stating
that II was tho easiest and fairest way
to make disposition OF the public
lands. ENpediency was the iustifica-
ton. and his Is precisely the justifi-
cation that cuba gives for its public
lottery IL needs the money and knows
easier way To raise II. Undoubtcd-
~ that Is the reason china Will give.
Is 10 % good reason n u j. not good
enough for Cuba and China, Is il good
enough for the United States The
department has issued the most
arbitrary. drastic N unnecessary
rulings against the granting OF prizes
Tor puzzle pictures and guessing con-
tests OF the most innocent character
BY newspapers and magazines. yet
sam holds his public lotteries.
with their big land prizes. whenever
has an allotment 81 public land a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
AFF|OAWTS DECLARE
COOK RECORDS
FORGERY
New Workers Swear Explorer
Promised Them $4,000 to
Help Fake Data; Failure to
Pay is Motive Of Disclosure,

tBy Morning Journal Special Leased WireI
New York, Dec. S.-The Times
prints this morning sworn afGdavits
signed by August w. Loose, a pilot
and navigator, and George II. Dunltle,
an insurance broker, that DR.. Cook
promised them $4,000 for their aid
In preparing the polar records Of his
journey which are now in the hands
OF the University OF Coppenbagcn.
The Times also %reproduces what
purports to be the fac-simile Of a pen
ciled memorandum directing the prep
aration of observations all the way
from SVarteyage to the pole. They
freely acknowledge hat their motive
in making these afhdayits is the al
legged failure to pay them the fun
sums said to have been promised.
The Times further adds that it is
impossible as yet to say that the OBJ
5ervations calculated by Captain Loose
and which he alleges he supplied to
Cook. are those actually delivered
by his secretary, Mr. Lonsdale, to the
University Of Copenhagen.
To establish this point It would be
necessary to compare Captain Loose's
narrative with the report received by
University Of Copenhagen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
Mexican Mercantile Enterprise.

writing from Tec~ucigalpa. Hon
duras Consul Samuel NIcClintock cails
attention 10 the improved t-ransnorta-
ZION facilities being developed no
iN.t'l MtNico and Central America.
WIN the recent report that "a line
OF steamers would be NM uuon ~,
Pacific 10y The first of The coming wear
10 operate between san salvador and
ne west Gas of Mexico comes also
n Information that efforts are to be
nna4' "t MeNicn 10 capture the trade
n'tWrcn that country and Central
N"n.ttea Tn a circular letter received
~ this district. il is pointed out maj
..'f" ought 90 exist tho closest rela-
iionS nttWern these countries on a.
,"lht 90 tAe similarity in race ins,i-
'H,.lns aud products.
WIN inc opening OF the Tebuante-
t.iiInad an opportunity was f1r-
iuSNtl t@tern Central America To
Ni"'T' lis coffee. sugar and tohacro to
mi d United States mora
lhfu ever before. Now tbat
h AI'Nlc1m railroad system has bon
noe To M~anzanilio and better
'tnis,lp connections are to he made
we whole west coast. il is ex-
eet'd mat q considerable trade viii
~ developed between MeNicD ana
thtral America. The former cour-
seems especially DESTROYS Of fnd.
Y M"fhet Ton it. growing manu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
FOR RENT SIGN ON
N|CARAGUAN
LEGATION
F allure of ZeIaya to Meet
Monthly Demands Of Land
lord Responsible for Eviction
of His Washington Envoy.


tDs shihibG buhEihti NDrtlHt Leased ire |
Washington, Dec. S.-The Nicara-
guam legation here is no more. Big
vans have carried Off the furniture
and fixtures of the Central American
consulate, whore President Zalaya's
representatives We're once located.
A for rent sign the
front lawn and drawn curtains and an
air OF desolation greets the caller.
while no servitor hastens to answer a.
ring of the bell. In addition 1t Is the
gossip N Central American circles
that the Z|elayan's government has not
sent the monthly checks to it's lega-
ton an oversight hat IT said to be
solely felt by the legation force.
Scnor Rodriguez, the special ennis
sary of Zelaya, through whom Secre-
tary KnoX's sharp note was conveyed
to the Nicaraguau government is still
in Washington. 1T was said by a for
MGR attache of the legation tina tho
furniture had been stored until the
present situation clears and that il
was the property of the governments
1t was Indignantly denied that the
had been driven from its
quarters because OF the failure of the
Nicaraguan government 10 meet the
monthly rent bills.
Word was received here tonight in
American circles that the re-
ports of Il Helayan victory over the
insurgents near Rama were without
the slightest foundation. 1t was de- |
that there had been no fight |
ing IN the last few days.
1T is the han before the storm" said
Central American diplomat IN .
few days we win hear of a battle and
It viii be q decisive one, provided the
Estrada forces are victorious. If they
are not they viii fan back to fight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
IOItNiiR ron OF IELANN
TAKES FIELD Ac NNST mn

New orleans Dee N-Former Pros
idont Condemns of Nicaragua, who was
o~NcrthroWn hN Tcla,a ina 1881. has
takch the field agalnst his old enemy
and Is heading ana expedition from
Costa lica into Nicaragua. according
to adVicrs received here by thc SYM
pathizors uf thc revolutionary move
men
II is sttd ho is at the head Of about
900 wen ARMED men ANA Managua is
ms objective point 10 is asserted that
The former president has bound him
self and followers to support the cam
dtducy of General Estrada.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
NEW MEXICO NEWS NOTES.

Word has been brought to Prescott
of the death of Riley Casner. one of
the pioneer settlers OF Yavapai county
and for many years a prosperous
ranchman in the Verde valley.
The Kelly brothers Of Red River.
Taos county, have just received re-
turns from a test ON their
on cold Hill which surprised the boys.
\ two-inch streak giving returns OF
"a ounces of gold per ton or $3.50 and
the other six feet Of mineral giving
returns Of $1,000 per ton in gold.
New conduits for water and gas are
being laid in every direction in No
gales, Ariz., on Grand avcnu Elm
street and Terrace e. the No
gales Water company has a force of
workmen digging trenches and LAYING
large mains of heavy iron pine to
take the place of the small one and
two-inch pipes.
1t is reported that great excitement
prevails in the Salome district in
northern Yuma county. Arizona
a strike in the shamrock
mine. some seven miles south
west of the town OF Salome. on the
road To Quartssitc. Ore returning
500 per ton in copper and silver was
from the shamrock. The mine
IS owned by Mr. Prescott. f. Jones
Of Nickenburg. and the McEnteo
brothers, who located the propertv
The Shamrock Mining company. as il
Is styled, is a close corporation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
WATERS-PIERCE TEXAS
PROPERTY TRANSFERRED

Austin, Texas, Dee. S.-The formal
transfer of property of the waters
Pierce oil company 70 Colonel samuel
W. Fordyce, who purchased the prop
erty at receivers sale yesterday was
made tonight. The final decree Of the
court directs the transfer to Colonel
Fordyce of an real and personal prop
erty except money on hand. The court
directs that a lien shall be retained
the property to secure the payment
Of amy final Judgments that may he
for STATE taxes on gross re-
or by A. w, Slcmor the Clem
Ballard company, who has Instituted
for ~reeeivcrship.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
JURY TO PROBE
LYNCHINGS IN CAIRO

Cairo, Ills, Dec. S.-Every official
Of Alexander county and the city or
Cairo, it is announced viii be asked 70
appear before the grand jury which
today began an investigation of the
two recent lynchings and charges of
corruption.
A movement was started today TO
make M the salary that former Sher-
if Frank E. Davis lost by being ousted
from office for not more vigorously
resisting the mob. Davis will be a
candidate for the state legislature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
MEXICO WoRkING FOR
A,tIC NRI.E SETTLEMENT

Wv OrI0Hns, Dec II spcci1l ~
the Picayune from Mexico city SAYS.
Authoritative Information has been
obtained here that Mexico viii exert
her good offices looking toward am
~ar:icahie settlement 10 the Central
American trouble.
Charles T. Mugoon. formerly gov
ornor of Cuia. viii Doe appointed "a
special envoy hy ihe United states to
meet Scner Enrique Crccl. now on his
WAY tu WASHINGTON Crecl and Ma
soon viii take up the adjustment OF
thr Nlcaraguan question
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

parts so mountainous and elevated
mat the temperature never reaches a
high point ana the climate can be con
sldered salubrious. The western sec
ton, In which the greater part of the
population is located, has such a
varying altitude, ana the country is
80 broker with lakes and SO close to
the sen. that IL is not by any meant as
hot as II would appear to be on the
map.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
FIRST STRIKEBREAKERS
ARRIVE AT SEATTLE

seattle Dee. S-The first strike
breakers imported to the Pacific
northwest To take places Of striking
switchmen arrived today when tn
Great Northern brought fifteen nou-
union men from the East. They ate
being housed in mess ears a. the In
terbay yards where guards have been
stationed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
GREAT RESOURCES
IN BAL|W|CK
Of zELAYA
NICARAGUA AS BIG
AS STATE OF NEW YORK
International Bureau Of Ameri-
can Republics Gives Informa-
ton as to Scene Of Present
Row With Uncle Sam,


IsnecIaI Corresuondeor. Ia ,.o,n,u. u.,rooi
Woshinoton - = mao 1r,o,,
"o"9 See'hS 20 20 "shlhB' IN we" o
present developments, what, exactly
Is Nicaragua. how large Is it. what ar,
It's resonrcos commerce and climato-
80 p"P" 7oi' my
- ~ VIZ, ''eii''''oi'
ha,. nup'''ti'9 WI
INK ~ '''ip"' ""iu'"'
Thig"
- o"is 'ou' Squnre i','eS an
ne" u 4Nieai"-
;. W jim i"hc
, w " ~ WV ~EnB''h"' ana
- "Vu'u u ieSt ~ ~,
,,r"''S ""n ;. sl"o VI
~ = """"i'S''" ~ W w
,",,as 1870 ,p,sVg spu'ro h',ies'
;, = ~" 'i"''"iru' ~helEiuii
~ '"'',i'e"t mas " re-
~ ~ nV"n' iine ." wv"
lo. aoo '''""'an ''"on'9
" ""' n'r.' auu SCUM
~ " cN,rnuH 90 "'''S'
~ 1911 - 80 Hnii'S' on up
~,a" u.9''"'V run "asn-
~ LIN 10 i'"S' Niu'h
PPi"Nit,'''i Wv
uYnt N''N"So 70 'ho Missis-
'"pp' 49,
rl s"i'liVs' popuia''oh o
- Denaiu, An''''c", country hut -
9iVi'"H'N '"p"ple " tr'"' mn
aLa',t eoo ood p''Vp' inetr are on'S
40 p.orIo "u"'" us i'inl,s
~ Upon ,le
~ - ~ ; "',ii' s'uo' me eastern
''n Hi'"iV heS -" una y
~ "'""F iiN''s, 'ne ohly M
~ " =" e',''"n - we own
/, "a" -. "hi'" WIZ shiip'p ~
~ - n"'nu'r ~ i~,ooo'oVo
t"i"o' "' ~ ''hls It puhcll
: nu p'i''ip.' toWn n'r' Is ltlteilolds'
Sou'' VI '"c center having ~
~ n"ail''ii'S' +" ~ ifiep mlIes
, : 'i''"'s anu CIV hilies from
"''"t "hiN "th'f hill'orlaht
'" US '"N' '"S' "lt NfeNloNhi
!. so''''''" i"'"'' WIN @,"oo y"
,"'l'"n's' n'"f We mouth OF the san
-" 'N''' wien vas 10 nave beci
~ o"urse OF me lsihnniah canal n
,u"' '"foukh Nlc"rasua' ana cape
IN
'.'n oniN LOW people. on The popu-
'''o iAehlo SLOPE me chlet cities are
con the historic ana interesting old
"pi'"l' win oo'Voo inhabitants Man
ipu"' IN" present capital with $4,000;
int"salpa' WIN lo'ooo' Granada
WIN iS'oooi II several other towns
u from o'ooo to 10000. Tho prin-
y a port on The Pacific side is Cor
mo- rear the northern end, with only
pout z,ooo people At the southern
NJ ~ the ihfhof OF san Juan del sur
iher" - one rallroad IN Nicaragua
men starts at Corinlo n runs to
II thence across to Gran
on Lake Nicaragua which Is the
'rgest inland body of water In all
'"tIh America ~ n Wishes To go
, NlcafaRua' ne ran axe steamers on
ne Atlantic SIDE rom New York, New
floahs or Mopile. GONG ny Pacific
g WIZ take from san Fran
Isco or from coast points of other
pnntrles. Perhaps the quickest way
; reich II today Is either through
I"Nlou by ran n 10y steamer from
'ruf To 'orinto, or 10y steamer ,
ON New orleans direct to llucticlds.
ne latter Journey generally takcs
o"ul -FOUR days. II, however. one
on the east const, II is practi. s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
PAlN-CRAZED PATIENT
DECAPlTATES HIS NURSE

Trinidad bee. S.-Panf Pillo de
Paula, Will, crazed boy blood poison
ing tonight killed his brothcr-in-law.
Nicholas dt Gesusldo. who was nurs-
ing him De Paula at last severed his
Victims head with "a razor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS


v u
Al.u2qsraa I,noeIarhisal union 80 800
nhA Ri AH o. m a. q shade. president.
~" hne'n secretary treasurer.
BLU. - 4
Local $50 sVi Meets fourth Tuesday a.
each MONTH af Jas West Central avenue n
~ hodes1iA president Gco. Miller. secrc-
~ on l.. J. AND ..
Husband lodge No ttr Meets second and
f.nfih NelHesda1s go % % T. hall J.
tsTy.
u of II
RIO rucrcH buIslln $50 ttt. Meets ever,
Thursday az a. 49, q hAIf "a } itehdor.
y p john hutu s,ctr,aiy. D. " Ice
D. a. T.
G.L 4 u or l.
Turquoise Division Nr lru. Meets evers
rfst and third NeinCsla, Z eaeb month
% o han Mu d. o. Abel. pres
Is. oT T..
Decorators nul paper-h snrers lodge No
each Mouth al ans West central a.,aue n
r Almtud secretary.
n on RI
Albuquerque lodge No s.a Meets see
nod and faurfA sundays az 4 Cd % q Rail
o. 2 Misn master. VIM Mason. s,cre-
targ frraslrer
a. AND ". D a
fulEr ~ 9 Ncfts every Thursday ai
lih MrFi Central avenue james t4fafuU
president. a. Marlno. secretary treasurer
a. AMI ,. 4. on A.
l"lEe 40 1878. Meets every Friday AZ
] o. % p hau. Frrd Marley. prtsldsut
o. D. Hammand SECRETARY.
q. N. a 4.
Local lc1ss Sa sf1. Meets Tuesdays al
lie "a W central avenue Iuhn Frclcricks
president, T. yhannun. financial and cog
fesp1nding ssErttary.
q OI Ne
i.lse Et 1t4 Meets a..rI anH flurfh
AT.Mu.L4H 49, .HHH- ~ ImEHFaH al4naaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

'trh 'fslE. president, thas schtise. sec
Rotary.
On D. W.
10 fnf. Meets second aud fourth Fri.
daYs 20 each month az lfs West central
avenue. Geo nrhn. president Harry pry-
or financial secretary aud treasurer. Chas.
strickland. secretary.
q. or u. G.
Alhuuueruuf Division No $50 Meets every
Monday az = o. 60 4 San Gee. FROST.
chief conductor. p A NohL secretary.
D. 4. OF 4.
Meets second ANA fourth SATURDAYS AZ J.
m 81 D. hail Mrs MaErIe rhgenau. L. n
Mrs. ". G. Mason. secretary.
n. on THE NJ
Albuquerque Tent No 4 Meets first and
tHIri Wednesdays 40 Eiks' halt D. Hnnur.
" opsnneh secretary a. s Packard.
finance keeper
Name Hive 80 l. Ladies - the Macca-
tarrs Nrets fret and thlri Tuesdays q
ndd Fellows ball Mrs sarah Goodrich.
g. 60 Mrs. a. NJ Whltcomh. r. X
Acana lttre 80. r-u Meets fret and
third Mondays a. Red Mems han ". O.
psstheich- president. W a. Mycr. sccrc-
tary.
4. o. q. D M 4
iucaf union No. 1873 Meets every Thurs.
day rfsnlnr IN 4 a q " han y
'hfi.iaphsn~ president James > NatAU -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
HtNIEl GOES TO TALK
1T OVER WITH sOMpERS

II Paul Dec. Prank r. Hawiey
President Of the Switchmen's Union of
North America. left tonight FOR CIn
where he viii confer with
Samuel Gompers. relative to the
switchmen's strike.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Hiohhs-our brides and grooms no
longer consider it the thing TO b, pho-
.tographcd together.
Slohhs-No. and It's too bad. Il cuts
On re- iof of amusement Tor the grand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Albuquerque camp 80 : Woodmcn - the
world Meets % tho Forest Ia the Eikr'
building every Friday evening a. S o'clock
Y W Moore consul commander. ~ T.
Philips clerk
f~'tt0uwoui Grove SO. . Woudmen circle
Meets The second and fourth Tuesday AFT.
cfnoons al 80. In Odd Fellows hall
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09
SECRETARY TELLS
OF THE WORK FOR
GOOD ROADS
INTERESTING PART
OF WILSON'S REPORT
Experimental Work Of Office Of
Highways of Great Import
ancei How to Wipe out Pests
of the Farm.
Morning Journal Bureau,
613 Munsey Building,
Washington, ID, c., Dee. 6.

Tl,o nr,,,,I r.,,, - C--
iNP'A No0'e''if WIZ
son OF II department OF agriculture
contains some Interesting fats 20.
tbe worl, Of tbe offinaz az ui
:, ~ pun
nc l"aqe' me secretary points out
that proper construction and maintc1-
ance Of public highways eneapes nub-
H., ,,d afriot,, a+tonto,
- - - Eie"t
extent ana inc ofllce 81 pubihc roads
has proven its usefulness to the gen
oral public more emnhaticallv tho,
'"'"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Meets second and fourth Wednesdays IN
q g. hatt a. > y IA Chief ranger. Ms
John Dolnh. recording secretary, Mrs Fclix
BHCa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Duke city Nest 80. 1871 Meets every
Second ana fourth Monday. at 3 y m
a. y G hall, en- ~ West Central avenue.
rstary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Alb1auefque lodge 80. ass. Fraternal
brotherhood Meets In Elka' lodge room
flrst ana third Mondays 81 each month. Pre-.
siding nffteer Mrs y. G. whitson, Frances
Dye, secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Aibuquerque camp Of NJ w. Of A No
] aa0S. Meets every Thursday evening al 4
o'clock IN X T. hall, Elks' building, q. W
Dexter clerk; r. o. Losoy, consul.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Harmony lodge No !. I. o o. Il. Meets
every FRIDAY night az l. o, O. +. hall. South
seeond street. II. j. FoutR, noble grand,
y, r. Stevens, secretary.
Albuquerque Encampment no. 4, J. O. O
- meets NJ $50, first and third Tuesdays
- each month at ! @. o. =. hail, on South
SECOND street James j. NotaW, scribe. 4
~. Kings, chief patriarch.
Triple Link Robekah lodge No. 10, l. o
~ Y Meets second and fourth Tuesday 81
rnfh month at l. O., q, ~ hall on South
second street Mrs. Henrietta Bailey, SEQ.
r.taryi Mrs H. ] FoutE. noble grand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Secretary Wilson's annual report
contains an interesting treatise on
how the western farmer can eradicate
the prairie dog, the rabbit pest. and
field mice, which cause millions OF
dollars damage to various crops an
nually. The report says:
over large areas Of the plains re-
gtons and adjacent lower slopes of the
mountains prairie dogs exist in great
numbers, and wherever they occur IN
large colonies they are q pest. being
very destructive to alfalfa. & ain and
other crops. Even on lands devoted
solely TO %pasturage they are ID acrious
pest, since a few hundred of the little
animals will consume aus much grass
as a COW. AS their colonies often eX-
tend for miles and number hundreds
Of thousands, the quantity of grass de-
Noured by their combined numbers is
very great. An effective formula for
poisoning prairie dogs was worked out
some years ago by the survey and is
now being used by The forest service
Kidding lands within and contingu-
Gus to the national forests. Further
INVESTIGATIONS We're begun last year.
and are still being carried on, to dis
cover a still more effective md cheap
er formula for destroying the animals.
IT is easy at moderate cost to abso-
lutely exterminate small isolated coll
'iAiN9 bhN WIEN kllObSttlluS OF acres
are to he freed from the pests the
cost becomes an exceedingly import
item.
Time ana sulphur Wash as IA Remedy
For the Rabbit Pest.
During the last year the lime and
sulphur wash, which for Il number or
Years has been employed to prevent
damage to trees by the san jose
scale, was tried with great success ian
several Inca lffA- A- Vn.t..tfa. f,s.
orchard trees against the attacks oI
rabbits. The remedy is cheap. and as
a rule a single treatment in the fan
appears to protect trees for the entire
winter. Its more extensive use is roc
commended.
NO infestation Of an agricultural
area by field mice at all comparable
magnitude to the invasion of GER
am alfalfa districts OF Nevada i'm
lso'-S has occurred during the last
year. These little rodents are. hoW-
yer, numerous ana widespread over
ne United states, and the damage
hey do to garden, truck patch, or
'hard, ana alfalfa field reaches an
lually a large aggregate in dollars
nd cents.
During the year many letters have
leen received from various parts ot
ne country asking for measures oi
tIlci from these pests. In response
literature has been disseminated de-
crlbing the hest methods of reducing
helr numbers. 1t il urged that much
nay he done bH Systematically clear
up the neglected corners of fields
nj waste places along roads. ny
men means taVorite hiding places OF
ne mice are uncovered and the unl-
lals exposed to the attacks of Their
otural enemies. especially to birds "l
ftN Concerted action on the part or
rchardists md Warmers in cleanin-
= waste places md the putting out
grain poisoned with ~strychnine
nee or twice a veal will 50 reduce
ne numbers of mice that all danger
I mouse invasions on "A large scale
ill be removed. and the damage pt
le pests reduced to comparative I'M
gpific0nce."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

O, X. Warren post No g, G. 4. n. Meet,
at ! - O r. hall first saturday night of
each month. ~ ". Steward, post com
manderi J g, Caldwell, adJuinnt,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Mineral lodge No. 4, knights OF pythIas
Meets every Monday night In the Elks lodge
room, Visiting members cordially Invited
y a huftner, keeper ~ records and seals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Albuquerque Aeria No. 1865, Fraternal or.
der Of Eagles. Meets first and third Tues.
days ~ each month at 4 f.. m, In Red
Mems hall West Gold avenue. President.
ine IAnone; SECRETARY. Coral 4. Roberts.
Az West Lead avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Albuquerque lodge No, 4Gl, g. 8. McLan.
drsss, T. A. Roy Mcdonald. secretary,
Meets second ana fourth Wednesday, each
month At Elk han, corner Gold avenue
ana Fifth street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-09

Navajo Tribe No. q. Meets second and
fourth Wednesday, AZ Red Mems hall. J. y
urcnnan, T ! X Wilson. s.; e. J.. Keep.
pelcr, T. IL r. Martin Ryan. x. Of w
AROMA council M. j. ~ of r. /. O II Il
Meets first and third Thursday nights at 4
o'clock, at Red Mems hall.