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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
AMATEURS AT THE BlJOU

The large audience at the Bijou
last evening thoroughly enjoyed the
efforts of the amateurs. There were
some good turns put on, especially
those by little Hollis Hughes and the
Decker boys, who gave a boxing eX'
hibition. The little girl sang and
danced well, and she won the popu.
larity competition at the conclusion
of the turn, while the little boxers
were second. These boys put up
three exciting rounds, and the audi
ence became quite excited over the
fight. Manager Kubey has another
batch in preparation for next Friday
evening, and these trials are looked
forward to now. Mike Patton and
Ed Quigley were just as successful
last night rs they were on their
opening night. Quigley's dancing
has certainly caught the popular
taste, as there was an insistent de-
mand for u recall. Mike Paton's
singing, stories and Rotations also
went well, and he was heartily APP
plauded. Miss Gladys Middleton IS
just as popular as ever. THE Gay
Mrs. Dollar" was good from begin
ming to end, and all sustained their
respective roles very well indeed
There will be complete change OF
program on Monday evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
THE ROYAL
ACAOEMY'S DANCE

The ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANE
ING contemplates giving another Of
their enjoyable dances on New Years
night, January End, 1911. These
dances are becoming very popular,
and as the music furnished Is the
best to be had in town, Il, good time
will be assured all who attend.
Mr.. Otto Burmcster has kindly con-
scented to act as floor manager for this
big night, and us he Is so well known
among the dancing community, 1t is
useless to say much, only that he will
be there with bells on.
This dance, which will be in the
form OF Il HARD-TIMES affair, will
be held Mt the Odd Fellows Hall. Four
prizes will be offered the winners, as
follows: two prizes for the most COM
iCal costumes, lady and gentleman.
and two prizes for the best sustained,
lady and gentleman.
Several ladies have kindly offered
their services as judges for this even
ing's dOings and rs everyone was sat
isGed with their decision last time II
is hoped that all will be more than
satisfied this time.
The price Of admission will be 80
cents each, at the door; dancing COM
mences at o'clock sharp; prizes tC
be awarded the winners at 10 o'clock
light refreshments will be served dur
ing the intcrmlssions of the dance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

Young Robert McKim got chance
to s,ore last night in the title role
of Sherlock Holmes, which was put
on by the Towards at the New Or
pheum, the next to the last of their
season here. Physically, Mckim
comes pretty near fitting the part,
and as an actor he does not fail
short Of the Gillette dramatization
Of A. Conan Doyle's masterpiece.
The audience enjoyed the show
last night in spite of heavy rain
storm that spoiled the first act. II
made so much noise on the roof that
the people on the stage might as
well have been doing n pantomime.
Sherlock Holmes will be the bill
again tonight, and on Monday night
the Towards clOse their local visit
with that funny comedy, "IIello,
Bill!"
Hello. Bill" is a sort of COM
paniou piece to The Man From
Mexico" and said to be much bet
ter from every standpoint. 1t ran
for almost two years at the Broad
way Theater, New York, and was re
gardcd ms one of the best pieces OF
I its kind that had been presented at
that time. The action of Hello
BiIl!" occurs during the Spanish
American war, and the piece is an
excellent laugh-producer.
Al arrangements have been made
for the departure of the Howard
company next Tuesday for Vancou
vcr. New Years performances o.
Hello, BILL" will positively wit
ness tho farewell appearance of thu
popular company in Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON
AT EMPIRE THEATER

This Is matinee day at the En-
pire, when Il good program will be
presented for the benefit of young
people. The Gladstone Sisters are
the children's favorites, and for
them they have some very pretty
darces and new acrobatic feats.
The Great Shook will show the
young people exactly how he man,
ages to eXtricate himself from q
straight jacket. This is a great feat
and is done in full view of the audi
ence, something not generally done
Edna Randall is singing some very
attractive songs, and the films are
excellent
On Monday there will be a mat
ineG and change of bill,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
new LEAVES
ARE TURNING

Yes, It's Now Years" and time
for resolutions-all kinds of 'em. One
man has resolved to get up from his
desk when he's tagged In the deg days
and take a walk around the block and
a refreshing glass at the Fashion bar.
He knows he'll work the better for It.
Another is going to quit spending
an hour for lunch and patronlze the
Fashions free lunch. lie knows he'll
feel better for not eating heavy
meal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
BY AUTHORITY.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Situate in Iwilei. Honolulu. Sui
for MIL or Factory Sites.

by order of the Honorable '
Robinson Third T,dge n, tho
cult Court of the First Judicial
cult, ! will sell at public auctIc
the highest cash bidder. on
Mondav 1aruorr O Io,,
at ~ O'Clock noon at manko
trance to the Judiciary Buildir
said Honolulu. the following a,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

with much success. Miss Margaret
Lowell is in excellent voice and Is
fast becoming popular. Master Jim
ME Van is without doubt the most
versatile comedian for his age that
ever graced a Honolulu stage. He
plays the comedy parts in every
sketch the Van Barkley Company
presents. This big American trio
are certainly all to the good, and
offer nothing but clean comedy, elm
mating all smut. The pictures are,
as usual, second to none in the city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
NOTICE.
Payment of Water Rates

Payment Of Water Rates.
AS provided for in Chapter
the Revised Laws OF Hawaii.
all persons holding water pri,
or those paying water rates are
by notified that the water rat
the six co months ending Ju
1911, will be due and payable
first day of January, 1911.
4 failure to pa. such water
within fifteen tl5J days thei
an additional charge Nof 10 pes
will be made.
All privileges
remain unpaid OF
are subjet to l..
without further notice.
Rates are payable at Il.
tho Honolulu Water Works
Building.
j. M. LT1
Superintendent of Honolulu
Works.
Honolulu, 7. H.. Decemb,
1910. As
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
A MU S EMENT S

their initial appearance last night,
not got their land.lcgs, and in spite
of the fierce downpour Of rain, they
made a good start. were well receiv-
ed, cracked many funny Jokes, did
good dialogue stunt, and received
well-merited applause. The new
comedians greatly strengthen the
Savoy program. They call their per-
formanccs merely punches of non.
sense" and only try to entertain
and succeed
Tonight they will be at their best,
for they will have got used to the
climate and will appear to the best
advantage.
Dot Raymond's appearance over
the stage in a dainty little model of
Mars airship, from the seat of which
she works the propeller and sings
lisping songs with her usual baby
drawl, brought her rounds of APP
plause. F. 1t is one of the prettiest
scenic effects yet staged. 1r.
Mnlnn and Magrath make fun out
of their sketch, Fooled Washers, "
which has many amusing situations.
The films are exceptionally good,
one showing an exciting automobile
race, and another shows a rich, but
bored, young man who takes to
tramp life.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
MEMS SAN0IN C0RP0RE
SAN0
CA Sound Mind in a Sound Body

CA Sound Mind in a Sound Body
Daily exercise means Ia YOU II
healthy body, strong mind, an
ctCn temper and Il greater c@1LC. !
for mental work.
The climatic conditions in these
beautiful islands nccessitatc physical
Culture for the white race.
Parents will do well In con9iler-
ing our watGh-word today and what
It means to their children.
Join our new classes to be formed
about the now year for busy people
and men aud women In every walk
Of life.
Individual and private teaching rs
we'll.
We solicit your early application.
PHONE 2iG7
Respectfully yours for health and
happiness,
BARONs sCHoOT, OF PHYSICAL
CULTURE
Pierre Baron Gustav Biorkman
Tickets on sale nj the Empire
| Thcatcr for the aviation meet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
FAREWELL NIGHTS.

Wise and Milton are now farewell
ing" at the Novelty Thcater, rs they
leave on January 3 for term on Tn"
Pantages circuit in the northwest
They have had Il continuous season Ol
almost five months, and leave in slch
a way that they will be more than
welcomed back again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE.

The names Of all persons who on
December 81, 1910, are delinquent In
the payment Of their taxes for the
current year, will be published as re-
CURED by law Persons in this class
should call ut the Tax OnIco and
settle before the above date or they
will be publicly listed.
CHAS. u. WILDER,
Assessor, First Division.
iS07-Tt -. A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
AT THE NOVELTY

This theater continues to draw
large crowds, Notwithstanding the
usual holiday falling Off. Wise a.
Milton as u farewell to Honolulu are
Offering their great Zulu number
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
NOTICE.
Payment of Sewer Rate

Payment Of Sewer Rate,
In accordance with Chapter
the Revised Laws OF 1905, al
holding sewer privileges OF
sever rates are hereby notifi'
the sewer rates for the q
months ending June 80, 1911
be due and payable at the
the Superintendent OF Public
on the frat day of January. !
a failure to pay suoh rates
Gf cen (lh layR thereafter "
Jet the holder 10 10 per cen
tIonal.
MARSTON CAMPE
Super atendent OF Public
Department OF Public Wo1
eember ~, 1910. 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

Tho HSard OF License Com
ers Or the City and County
n"m'u VIII hold a meeting
Executive Building on Fridi
nary 20, 1911, at 4 p. m.
sidcr the application of Rint
"nkami for a Second-Class
rant License, to sell intoxica
uors at No. 90 School stree
ln'u; Oahu, uader the prov
Act 1l9, SEP sion Laws OF /
All protests or objections
the issronce OF a License III
applico' ion should be filed '
secre tary OF the Board not Ia
the time set for said hearin
CARLOS A. /
Secretary board of Llcen
missioners.
!, iS02-Dec. II. "a, 81; Jan
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

Inter-island and o. r. e. T.. shipping
books for sale ut the Blu Fllh
Office, 600 each .........- H.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
NEW COMEDIANS GET A
GOOD START AT SAVOY

Crawford and Mceker, the two
new comedians brought here on the
Sierra yesterday for the Savoy, made
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

Tickets on sale at the Empire
Thcatcr for the aviation meet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
w. H. PARKS CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN Third Ward

' want to Globe grow and maintain the proud posi- tion the city has always held If assist in enacting legislation that will make important and greater Globe will think that have served the people, While making forward strides prudence should be motto and the interests of the taxpayers always carefully guarded When consenting to make this race made up my mind to give the city good service and if elected the voters will have nothing to complain of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
w. w. BROOKNER CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN
 Second Ward

'I stand for good economical administration of the af
 fairs of the city, but do not believe economy nggard ly to reard progress. The city has reached i'm portant period in it's history requiring wisdom and prudence in the conduct of its business and satisfied the democratic ticket has presented the right timber If the water question offers serious Instructions to the scheme believe that Globe should early construct craze system It is very important
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
John D. Coplen, Democratic Candidate for Mayor:
VIM. MILL WILLIAMS CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN
 Fourth Ward

eff selected by the people of the Fourth ward to represent them in the city council will endeavor to see that their interests protected well the general interests of the city believe in progress but not extent unnecessarily burdening the taxpayers which borders extravaganza The city is in need of many i'm provemens and promise liberal consideration of all matters coming before the council. Count me with the conservative -progressves''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
OWEN M'KEVITT CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN
 Fifth Ward

I want to go record standing for everything that makes for bigger, better and greater Globe. have been resident of this city since 1882 have been in strumenta in the upbudng of the city and elected will be even more so than in the past want to all enter prises accorded liberal treatment and everything done to add to the citys prosperity and to intensity tivity. Count me with the live every proposition presented"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
J. w. BANDHAUER CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILMAN
 First Ward

eff elected expect to give my ward constituents and the city generally the best there is in recognize the i'm porance of the office to which aspire and prepared to make the necessary sacrifice of time that may do my duty we'll While the council should be conservative its conservatism should not be to extent that the growth of the city is to be checked am familiar with the city and its needs and will work in the interest of the taxpay CTS and the still further expansion of the town"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
FLOYD BLEVINS
 CANDIDATE FOR STREET SUPERVISOR

''I feel confident of the record have made during the past two years. want to continue to give Globe the same good service
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS

To vote straight Democratic ticket you should mark cross under the Democratic head; it is not necessary to place the after the of each candidate on the ticket.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
TWO BOUND OVER
TO GRAND JURY
At BERNAl|lLO
Pacheco, indian Suspect, and
Adelaide Ramirez a Mexican
Charged With Numbering Jim
Sing, Arraigned Yesterday,

Charged with murdering Jim Sing,
a Chinese hotel keeper, at Domingo
on MAY iG. Santiago Paehecho, an
Indian. and Adelaide Ramirez. a Mex
icnn, were bound over to the grand
Jury. following their atraignment be-
fore Justice of the Peace Moudragon
nj B~ernalillo yesterday. District At
torney G.. s. Klock and Assistant
Michael McGuiness represented the
territory It the hearing The evi-
dence against the men WAS strong
enough to hold them without bail, al
though II IS understood that they will
lie arraignnd before Judge Ira \. ABB
h0tt in the district court ct a later
date and may be admitted to bond.
1t ~ now believed that Ramirez was
implicated in the murder of the Chin
aman. Pacheoo was one of the most
damaging witnesses against him 1T
the hearing yesterday The indian
claims that he stood guard outside
the Chinaman's door, while Ramirez
and another man. whom he does not
know or could not identify, were in
side quarreling With Jim Sing. The
Indian heard no shots. however. and
is not positive as to who killed the
Chinameu.
The authorities believe that they
have things well IN baud and 1t is pos
sible that one or more arrests in adj
dition to the two already made, may
be effected within the next few days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21

registration for the election to be held
September 6, 1910
In the matter Of the petition Of
Donaciano Gurulc for q refund Of
money paid for tuXes, the matter Is
taken under Amusement.
It IS ordered that the following bills
be d~isallowcd
David pcrea, Justice court fees
Si.15.
David Perca, justice court fees
&i10
The following bills are allowed aud
warrants ordered drawn for the re-
spcctivc amounts.
T.. p. Barcla, salary M road over
seer, district ,, S2O5
r. Gabaldon, salary as road over
seer. district +, $3.50.
i. Gabaldon, work on road, $50
S Colwell, assisting district attor-
ney and Justice court fees, 49,
A. n. Walker, salary quarter ending
June 80. 1910, $3.50.
sandaval Publishing company, pub
lishing proceedings, etc, S2l
Imperial Laundry company tower
supply. $3.50.
Myrtle NJ Ftber, ticking testimony
etc. 5000.
". II. Hahn Co, coal aud wood.
sGs.50.
II. 5 Idthgow records ana supplies
S55,g5.
Hubbs Laundry Co, towel supply
%. A. Mntsou & CO, stationery and
supplies. $25.i5.
water supply CO.. water FOR six
months. ss4S.2 %.
Crescent Hardware co" supplies for
Ian. St035.
j. Romero. sheriff. commitments
and fees. St17.i5.
d. Perea. justice court fees, $l6.o5.
Donaciano Garcia. justice court
fees $3.50.
p Gabaldon justice court fees.
$3.50.
O. Lopez. justice court fees. Sle.'5.
Roman Chavez, Justice court foes.
So so.
T.. Garcia. constable fees 81
RomuIo Urban. constable fees 50.
Patio Lujan. interpreter. So.
j. r. Ribera. Interpreter. 80
". l.. Vigil. Interpreter So
David Armijo. Interpreter. So
WYNN Meredith. building approach
a. Alameda bridge. S1.1S3f3.
T.. vs.. Fee. feed Tor county team
t5S5o.
Albuquerque planning MN Co. sur
vcyurs stakes. 81
J.. Kerher a CO.. repairs. atA.9e
star Hay a Grain Co, feed for
county team &5S-6'.
DianIcio Annyu. work on bridge. s..
Berger a ~Brachvpgel, fcrd foi
i|rnunty team. Sells.
J. e. BnidrldEe. lumber Sisa+i.
T. " Fee. Eunny sacks. $50.
whitney CO.. wire and nails, 81 40.
standard Plumbing aud Hcatins
co.. sewer contract 4fiZ1s.
~. o.. johnson. repairs. ff.5o.
whitney CO.. repairs and supplies.
$50 g..
g. T.. Kcppclcr. awnings $3.50.
! Romero. boarding prisoners.
1850.
Adjourned o. Iuls 90 in q M
Approved A. r. SPRINGER,
] tAttestl Acting Chairman.
A. q. WALKER. Clerk
Adjourned Regular Session. Juis sth'
1919
Present n. r. Springer "ctns
chairman. and Follcarpio Armilo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
COMMISSIONIhRS' PROCEEDINGS.
Adjourned session. June 2gtl. 1910.

Present: NJ. r. Springer, acting
chairman, and Policarpto Armijo,
commissioners, and A. =. Walker
clerk,
The ~trcasurer's report for the
month Of May IS ordered approved.
Oben and juan Apodaca appear be-
fore the board and claim damages on
account OF q new read being opened
through their land. They are directed
to settle their claim with Tircio Basan
us he claims the anne land.
In the matter Of the claim Of Dom
aciano Gurule account delinquent
taxes for the years 1892 to 1883 in
elusive, same is taken under advise
mcnt.
The following bills arc allowed and
warrants are ordered drawn in pay
mont Of the several amounts:
Alfred GrunsfcId, salary and mile
ace. S2O0.5o,
NJ. r. Springer. salary, $20o.
Policarpio Armiio, salary and mile
age, $2O4.36.
Filcmeno Mora, solary, $50.
Geo. $. Klock. salary. S200.
Ouirlno Coulter, %iailcr. salary, $3.50.
Ffdcl Apodacn, assistant iailcr, sal
AIRY, $40.
Damian Albillar, guard, salary, $50.
Felix 6~ialindro. guard, salary. $3.50.
DR.. c. A.. Frank, county physician,
salary, SEQ.
Federico rerea, iqmtor sadpry,
$1s5.
Antonio Morase, resistant i%enitot,
-. eaa
Felipe Trdiino. special delne- sal
airy. $50.
e. p. Barcla, Interpreter. Sc.
J. r.. Armijo, Interpreter. 50
g. :. McIandress. health officer
salary. SIS.
Carlos ArmiIo, assistant health Of
ficer. salary. $50.
It. r. Dulan. assignee, Interpreter
s12.
n. Werner, interpreter, $3.50.
J. Romero. supplies for Jail, Si$l5.
y. NJ. Printing Co, blanks, 81
strong Bros, burial OF 1--we peupers.
$50.
NJ. r.. summers. assessor, postage
So
Is Ruppe. medicines and disinfcct-
ants, S29.45-
tribune citizen. publishing tax mo-
tice. $2.75.
Albuquerque Lumber COMPANY
hitch'ng posts. $500.
Epifanio Garcia constable fees
SIS.
Albert Fsbcr. comforts and mat
uesses FOR jail. S6e
A. f. wglkcr, cash paid out toi
lornce supplies. S5H5S.
d. II. Boatright. clothing Tor pris'
oners. S26.50.
Journal Pub. Co. blanks. printing
etc sI15.1o
Gee. r. craig. Justice court fees
SsG.6O.
Donaciano Garcia. Justice cour.
fees, s3.50.
Deyid perez. justice court ices
$3.50.
J. Romero sheriff. attendance or
court. etc, S255
j. Romerc. sheriff. justice court
fees. Sl2S.f2.
\. T.. stroup superintendent OF
schools. postage. $50
A. b. stroup. superintendent of
schools. SALARY. st25-
Beard Of Education. institute eS.
penses. $50.
Journal pub Co. bianks. $tf
Il :. Llthgcu term reports. $50
r. GabaIdon. work IN road. So.
Manuel A. Apodaca, work on road
si5.
VIM. Archer lumber FOR bridge
'SI19s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21
Mahin Advertising Company
. uno,7 oAs 71276o American Trust BUILDING. CHICAGO
712-762 American Trust Building, Chicago

commissioners, ana A. Il. walker,
clerk.
II is ordered that hereafter no fees
for stenographers IN Justice courts
win be allowed except when such
stcnoRraphers are employed upon or
der Of the district attorney.
The following bills arc dlsallowed'
DAVID rerou, Justice curt fees So
IS.
David Perco, Justice court fees 49,
SO.
The following accounts arc APPROX
ed und warrants ordered drawn ~
payment of the several amounts
Max Chavez, damages account OF
opening road, 500,
Jacoho Armiio. animal bounty, SIS
r.. e. Mora, animal bounty, 80
}. e. Ross. bounty, SIS.
H.. f.. Shaw. bounty, $i7.
w. II, II. Mctzgcr, bounty, 49,
J. q. HcWett, bounty. $50.
J l., Lnsater, bounty, 50.
Jas. williamson, bounty, SIS.
Jno. Nicklas. bounty, 81.
Higinio Garcia, bounty, $40.
Romulo chavez, bounty, S2t.
Joe Mckinley, bounty. SIS.
Toribio Armiio. bounty. $40.
g.. G.. Green, hounty So.
Celsp Gutierrez. bounty 81,
Andres Duran, bounty. 50.
Rtbo Mer. CO., assignees, bounty,
SGT.
Frank Montoya. Jr, bounty, $40.
Jose r.. Lucero, bounty, 81.
Franclgco Trujillo. bounty. SO.
ApoIouio Garcia, bounty, 81.
Jesus Chavez, bounty. 81
N,ividad Gutierrez. bounty. So.
H. r.. cobb. bounty. 81.
Antonio Chavez. bounty, 81,
CIeofns Sanchez. bounty. $40.
Colo. Telephone Co.. phone service,
SsO.55.
FELIX Baca. See. refund taxes s75
81.
valerie Espiuosa, removing body
from river. SO.
Federico Lucero, removing body
from river, 50.
w. W. Mcclellan. justice court fees
$3.50.
p. GebaIdon. justice court q c
$3.50.
n. g.. Chavez, constable Tees Nfs'"
Chas shclkc. constable fees. $3.50
Romulo Urban. constable fees
$3.50.
Adolfo Chavez. Interpreting 81
4. e.. dc Baua. Interpreting 81
Albright aud Anderson. stationery
aud supplies. tat95
ALBUM Gas. &c. t. and T. 60. lisht
sias.a5
D.. J.. strong. pens. $lSo.
Patricio n. sanchez work ON road.
sss.
D. Pinncy. commissions, S2.l9ttf
NJ. r.. Summers, commissions So
1851.
Mcintosh udv. Co. vault door. etc.
sfoT.25.
Mo. Valley Bridge aud 4. Co. wing
dam. sf.S3f
ordered that transfers bc made
rum general road fund To- road dis
trict funds No.s ! aud .
The tax levy tor the year 1919 Is
fixed by the board
Adjourned TO meet on cali 81 chair
man.
Approved ~ p SPRINGER
Attest. Acting Chairman.
A. T. WALKER, clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-21

else. the systematic improvement OF
the rivers and harbors of the United
States will proceed, because the peo-
pie want to see shipping in the mar
bors and more boats ON the rivers OF
the country. and | say more power |"
the National Rivers and Harbors con
gress for the campaign of education
it is waging to the end that we may
rs President Taft desires, a
broad and comprehensive pollcy OF
waterway improvements