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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
Reading, Pa.
Ccujcni urcdnik ,

Crnjcni urcdnik,
Y prigibu VAN poSiliam cello
letno n%arocnino "a novega marco
nlka in Zclim. ia bi So V srce Sc
gajoci list "Prolctarec" tako raz-
SiriI. da hi "a vsak Slovenski de-
lavec V Amrriki cital 5 tako vne-
mo kot JAZZ.
Y naii naselbini ic priblizno sto
Sloyencev. Delamo pa skoro vsi.
ker Sc tukajSnim kapitalistom
pray dobro godi. Sploh Sc nam nj
treba bait IA delo, dokler bodo
kapitalisti IL naSega della crpali
lep profit. Della imamo dosti. de-
maria pa malo ali skorai mic. ker
: oplace tako mike. da vsled da-
naSnje draginje zadostuje komaj
"a najpotrebnejSe.
Tezko je slovenske delavce pri-
dobiti IA vZviScn nauk socializma.
Prevec so Sc V sponah klerikaliz-
ma. Ali to mas ne SINE ostraSiti.
TlSti. ki smo Sc ~ Scznanili $ So
cialiStiGnim nauki. moramo buditi
druge Svoje tovarise.
Ako je enkrat premalo. povej-
mo jim stokrat. D%anaSnje bede.
%revScine. brezpravnosti in trplien-
ia mas zamore resiti lie socializem.
Nsem socialistom bratski po-
zdrav, "Proletarcu' pa mnogo
citateljev in naroGnikov!
P. KoGevar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
DOpiSi.
Kansas, City. %. maja.

- SASJ' So' hicsJo.
iCenjeni sodrug urednikl
Use drugacnega napredka sem
pricakOval pri naSem novem klu-
Blu kakor je. Namesto, da bi ma
predovali. pa nazadujemo. Kaj je
vendar uzrOk temu? Nekaj je 90
tovO uzrOk naSprotje. Veliko ma
Slh %sodrugOv Sc je pa u~straSilO
g~roznje klerikalnih druStev. ko so
jim zapretili, i%zobGenje IL druStya
ako ne puste soc. kluba. In ii boje-
cnezi so sc ustraSili in zapustili
naSe prckoristnO delo. IL tega lah-
ko razvidite, da pri tacih l.iudeh
je tezko kaj doseGi, kjer Sc ma
haJa So VISA verSka blaZnost. In mi
par sodrugOv, res ne moreno dru-
zega imeti, kakor par suhih klu-
bovih sejah. o kakSncm shodu Sc
zdaj "a misliti nj. Pred tednom
dni je bill tukaj Strajk prevazal-
cev ledu in neki skeb je ubil z
zeleznim drOgOm necega tovariSa.
kaj mislite, da Sc je zgodilo 2 ubi-
jalcemY Kapitalisticni sodnik ga
je popolnoma oprostil.
Pred nedavnim casom je bill tu-
kaJ strajk izdelovalcev sedel. V
neki gostilni je V silobranu neki
Strajkar ubil skeba in ravno tisti
sodnik ga je obsodil V dosmrtno
jeco in skeba pa opposite. Da. ia
ko sc BIO nam godilo vedno, do
kler bodo taxi mozje sedeii v ljud-
skin zbornicah in dokler bodo So
dniki kupovali svoja mesta 2 de-
narJem. Ali TO Sc mora spremeniti,
to n esme wee trajati, tisockrat ie
prokleti ia vladni sistem in mora
pasti. Ia sc re MAZE, kajti povsod
V delavskih srcih kipi jeza.
Ma omenim Sc to. Bio ie par
dni pred Bozicem, ko so delavci
pc tukajSnjih klavnicah prav pri-
dino pobirali darila "a svoie bose.
Spominjam Sc Sc dobro nekega
klerlkalnega rojaka, kteri Sc ie
povsod ponasal, da ina pod ko-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

odprava sonata. volilna prav;ca
IA oba spola; zavarovanie delav-
cev "a onemoglost in starost. M
drzavlJenJe trustov; samouprava
"a vsako mesto it'd. Glede odpra.
We sedanJe ustave je sodr. Berger
utemeljeval dotiGno toxic. da II.
stava je sedaj re Ia mic. Primer;al
jo .je 4 otroGjo obleko, S ktero 81.
lilo odraScenega cloveka. da 10
n%osinosi. ODE ustavi. drzavna in
zvezina sta bill izdelani. tiste "a.
Sc, ko nj America Sc niti sandal
o velikem razvoju industriie ka.
korSna je danes. cato pa ustava
kot TAXA re davno ne zadostnie
wee zahtevam modernih probe.
NOV; vsledtega .jo .je treba cd.
praviti in nadomestiti z drueo
svobodnejSo. - Pa maj Sc kdo re.
Ge, da milwauSki socialist MISC
REVOLUTIONARY. - da samo IRE.
formatorji!'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

Vsak delavec mai Sc zaveda svo-
ie d~olznosti in vsak delavec maj
gleda, da pridemo pref ko mo-
goce do svojih pravic. Potem nam
ne bode treba wee biti suzenj Sc
danjih kapitalistov. kaAr zelimo
mi delavci, nj druzega. kakor pra-
vica - pravica V javnosti in pra-
vica V delu.
Vabim Sc enkrat zavedne delav-
ce ma mas piknik dine 10, ,junija Y
New City parku in ostajam $ so
cijalisticnim pozdravom
Josip Snoj, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

Ostali bi lahko onkraj velike LUXE
in darovali zadnji grizljej "a sko-
fove zavode V st. Vidu mad Lju-
blanc, potem pa umrli gladu z
zavestjo, da pojdete gorki v ne
besa.
Neunijski delavci! Ako ostane-
tie ma TEN staliScu, katerega zav-
zemate danes ste nasprotniki sa-
mega sebe, svojih zena in dece.
Pripoznate, da skra.jsani delavnik,
hi koristil vaSemu zdravju, boljse
place pa YAM, vasim zenam in va
81 deci.
Zakaj ne vstopite V vrste unij-
cev, ako veste, da je strokovna or,
g~anizacija k%oristonosna IA delav-
ce9
Ako bi neunijski delavci zavr.
gil tr~moglavost, n~ezavednost in
SebiGnost. bill hi Z Mani.
Vi ne raZumete mas. Radi tega
trdite. ia ste rajSi neorganizirani.
ker innate veGjo svobodo. SmcSno,
vi innate svobodO? SvobOdno lah-
kO pOginete-z Ia plotom, kedar vas
kapitalisti KIT izzeto citrono vrze-
jo ma cesto. Taxa je vaSa svoboda!
DEBATE lahko IA kakerSDo place
hoGete in kapitalisti YAM Sc poleg
milostno dovolijo, da smete uni
rati V cestnih jarkih. Res, krasna
svoboda, Ia tako svobodo sc "a
hvalijo poSteni unijski delavci,
p~repusGajo jo tistim, Xxi 10 pripo-
ro6ajo YAM.
Neunijski delavci! Unijski de-
lavci so s svojo vstraino borbo
prepreGili. da place VOICE MISC ia
ko mike kot V Evropi. S tenn so
sc bojevali tudi "a vas, XII Jill da-
|nes Sc p~rezirate. Ali mi smo ljud-
je. OdpuSGamO YAM vse grehe in
napake in vabimo vas V naSe
vrste.
Zdrava GloveSka pamet YAM ma
rrkuje, da posameZni ne doseze
mic. Iakaj Sc ne organizirate? Ia
kaj nOGete 2 mani skupaj marSi-
rati prot zlobnemu sovrazniku
d%elavcev - kapitalizmu? V orga-
niZaciio neorganizirani delavci!
Vi ste naSi bratje po razredu. Ka-
pitalizem vas odira in izkoriS6a
kot mas.
kdor ie nejasen glede ciljev in
nacel strokovne organizacije. in
kdor ne We, kako Sc j pridruziti.
MAJ piSe meni ali pa uredniStvu
"Proletarca". Dobil DO povoljen
odgovor. ker je leila vseh, XII sto-
le okoli "Proletarca". da delavec
zavzema tisto casino mesto V 6lo-
veSki druzbi, XII mu gre po narav-
mem pravu.
Torei naprej do izobrazbe, zave-
dnosti in napredka in doll S ka-
pitalisticno tlakol
Ia "PrOletarca" napisal
Frank Stonich.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
UniiSkim delavcem.
(Konec.)
Neunijskim delavcem.

Resnica, pribita resnica je, da
mnogo ljudi zaniGuje neunijske
delavce in da so tega zaniGevanja
Pc najvec krivi neunijski delavci.
V ameriSki republiki imamo
stotisoGe neunijskih delavcev. In
med mimi je morda nekaj tisoc
znacajnazev.
Neunijski delavci ne p~ristopijo
V unijo:
ker so med mimi %ignoranti.
ker SO med mimi strahopetci.
Nekateri so trmoglavci.
Drugi radi verskega "prepri-
canja."
Zopet drugi Sc lovijo "a popu-
larnost.
Pri nekaterih odloGujejo poll
tiGni obziri.
Drugi Sc zopet boiijo poduka.
In med mimi so tudi duSevne
propalice.
Zadnji, katerih ie najveG. Sc pa
bojijo delodajalcev. ker deloda-
jalci ne priznajO unijskih nacel,
ali so Sc pa navzeli plutokraticnih
misli, katere trosi V svet korum-
pirano kapitalisticno casopisje.
Zadnji najzadnjih 81 pa domi-
sljajo, da lahko zivijo in pogine-
10 brez unije.
Agitatorji "a unionizem so sko-
raj izcrpali VISA sredstva, da bi ne
organizirane delavce pridobili "a
strokovno organizacijo. Ali vi ste
Jill zasmehovali ali pa topo poslu-
Sail kot govedo.
) tenn postopanjem ste prinesli
sebi, svojim druzinam, svojim ze-
nam in deci gorje in zalost. Tova-
risen svojim, delavcem, XII so Sc
bOrili "a cloveSke zivljenske raz-
mere, ste pa zadnji grizljej kruha
odtrgali cd ust, ker ste nastopili
vulogi stavkokazov. s tenn ma svo-
10 cello utisnili pecat Judeza. "a
kar a bodo vaSi otroci k.eli, ko
bodete pocivali re V gomili.
Ako prevdarimo, da tekom "a
dnjih % let so poSteni unijski de-
lavci tisoGkrat in tisoGkrat nasto-
pill prot kapitalu, da so bill pri-
pravljeni darovati vse, Ge je ire
ba tudi svojo svobodo in zivljenje
Ia unijska naGela in ellie. tedai
vas mora obliti rdecica sramu. ker
ste ovirali pot "a boljSo prihod-
MOST, gospodarsko enakopravnost,
kulturo in napredek.
Ven in priznam. da Sc bo a
sikateri %izgovarjal. Mi simpatira-
mo z unionisti. VaSa naGela in eli
iii so pravi. Ali naSe druzine so
potrebni naSega zasluzka.
Slab in jalov izgovor.
Ali ste mislili takrat o Gem bo-
do zivele druzine unijskih delav-
cev, ko ste kot stavkokazi - gar
jewel zavzeli Nth mesta v delav.
nici. zeleznici ali premogokopuY
Ne. vi niste mislili ma to, ker ste
sebicnezi najnizje vrste. VAN je
bill "a zgled luteranski pridigar,
Xxi je molil "a svojo zeno. moiega
sina, meme in mojo soprogo. "Mi
stirjc, pa nih6e drugi!" V TEN Sc
zrcali vasa sebi6na morala.
Zopet drugi pravijo, da neeeio
V uniio, ker so nekateri unionisti
V verskem oziru druzega miSlien.
ia. Zopet plitek izgovor. Sal so
bill mozie, Xxi so proglasili ameris.
ko republiko tudi druzega vers-
kega prepricanja. Ako ste tako
tankovestni glede we're. zakai ste
pa prisli amerisko republikoY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
TAJN1KoM SLOW. soc. KLUBov

Nsak delegat "a prvi jugoslov. soc.
kongres mora prinesti vsak : seboj pO.
oblastilo.
Pooblastilo mai napisc taiuik. Pod.
piScta mai "a pa tainik in sodrug, ki
ie p%redSedoval sell, ko je bl i~zvoljen
d~elegat.
PooblaStilo mai Sc glasi enosavna:
Slov. soc. klub st. l. potrdi. ia je so.
drug y. y. Gelcgat N prvi .iugo,l. soc.
kongrcs Y Ameriki.
Slede podpisa in peGat.
Preporotam s"dr. tainikom. IA vpo.
S~tevaio ia nasvet in "a izvrse.
: soc. pozdrsvom
John Petrie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
L. Sarajeva poroGajo. d,

- L. Sarajeva porodajo, da je
start Franc Jozef rekel nadSkofu
Stadlerju Xxi je apostolski dele.
gat "a slovanske dezele ma Balka.
M: "Bili ste zopet V Rimu. Bolie
hi bio. ia ste opustili potovanje,
Xxi je melo namen pregovoriti Rim.
da hi Sc umeSaval V naSo politiko.
Pravijo, da ljudem ma stara leta
peSa pamet. Start Prone" ie pa
dokazal n%asprotno. Sprijaznil Sc
je s pametjo, ko mu DO ze treba
odritniti vsled starosti V veGna
IoviSGa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14
ma vSe jugOSlOvanske social.
Sticne OrganiZacije v Ameriki.

Predlgi poipisancga oibora so DC splosncn glasov,ni, snroi,.; ~.
sklcujemo F'J'' ' ce
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-14

n. n.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-14
MAKING MONEY

Some make money in business--some in s,ockssome
by tosome saving Of their daily wage Blu. we submit to
the unquesoned fact that men have reached
competence through the ownership Of property
which bring fixed income than in other
less nights, and days Of works BY itself for
you without your care.
Select w0rk takes care OF itself and will take
care of you.
good sample Of this Of investment is found in sim
which that than rebled its value
during past three years and will continue to do
This ranch of of the richest and
productive land in the world Pure running spring
the place Irrigation bitches the ranch and
be used will whenever necessary Large log house
and barn and other buildings he place. Full set Of
implements that anyone in with active
farming transfer has been made Entire ranch
fenced part rail andsome barb wire.
The price $I8 per and all the
We do know where $4,000 be invested better
advantage. Come in quickly il you are interested.
JOHNSON BROS & SEANAHAN,
Nihi, Montana.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-14
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

HET LEU JIUNS VI n 6ACneIUn
It takes . man with = bad temper To
think you have . worse to say Il.
The thing that prejudices . man
against automobiles is not being able
to own one.
The way to feel lot Of enthusiasm
Tor cause 10 not to understand what
Il 10 about.
What girl objects to about going
out In q snowstorm with 4 man II the
way her father wants her to dress
for It.
A man who always gets seasick
doesn't seem to be eble to keep from
saying afterward It was the frst time
Il ever happened to him.
A man learns to write love letters
trying to get married. and forgets how
By doing II.
A man thinks he's Z natural.born
weather prophet when his wife made
him put on his goloshes and Il
Dtormod.
It's . great mistake to love . wom-
IN 20 much that you can't put on
more steam about It when she's In the
mood TO cay you don't at all.
A man can walk Is miles around
billiard table without getting half ~
tired - from carrying the baby up
and down the room three times.-New
York Press.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-14
THE TAcTFUL WOMAN.

A woman OF tact IL the one who
sesls that the story told to hurt your
feelings 10 essentially bad form and
mconsiderate Of the feelings Of
sthers.
4 woman Of tact Is the woman who
, courteous to old people. who laughs
with the young and who makes herself
agreeable to all women in all condi.
uons Of life.
A woman Of tact is the one who
makes her visit . bright spot In the
lay. and her good-by a hope that she
may come again.
A woman Of tact IL one who does
not gauge people by their clothes or
heir riches. but who condemns bad
manners.
A woman Of tact Is one who IL cour.
Sous under all circumstances and IN
Dvery condition In which she may
70 placed.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-14

Get your school seats from w. S
Smith, Lewistown.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-14

CONGRESSMAN PRAY.
-Four Sessions.
Bills introduced. Observation-Disclosures. AZ
Bills passed. o.. ......... ......... 20
Bills Passed
l. Act for the extention of time in
behalf of homesteaders of Yellow
stone county to establish residence.
2. Relief of Phoebe Clark.
3. Public building and site at Bill
lings, Sl25,0Oo.
4. Pension for Wickizer.
S. Pension for Lucretia Rich
hort.
6. Pension for D. p. Sheeks.
7. Right of way on Fort McGinnis
reservation.
8. Relief of Edward Brassey.
9. Relief of j. M. Burlingame.
10. Relief of H. S. Howell.
II. Pension for Mr.. Mondy.
IL. Pension for Mr.. Stowe.
Il. Pension for Mr.. Rose.
IA. Pension for Swazey.
Is. Pension for Mr.. Whighman.
is. Public building Miles City,
$4,000.
II. Establishment bureau of mines.
10. ablishment mine rescue sta
ton.
10. Construction of harbor at Pol
son on Flathead lake.
Amendments and Appropriations.
Secured appropriations for protec-
tion of west bank of Missouri river at
Fort Benton.
Secured appropriation of 100000 for
improvement of Missouri river.
Amendment to Indian appropria.
tion bill providing allotments If not
claimed shall revert to government
after five years.
Appropriated of 100000 to improve
Missouri river.
Appropriation OF 100000 for sur.
vey of public lands.
Appropriation of 100000 to estab.
lish mine rescue stations.
| This record of achievements of Cor
Candidate Hartman was in congress
in Montana. Guarding Montana's
the lower house he not only accompli
engineered through the house tn
Carter ana Dixon in the Senate.
Congressman Pray has achieved in
Candidate Hartman did in eight sessi
MONTANA NEEDS CHARLIE
''BY THEIR FRUITS Y
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-14
PRAY and HARTMAN
II. What the Records Show +.

Montana all
three full during 53 Saith,
should considered
which will Montana What
achievements for their respective terms In congress?
activity Montana needs energetic
would
Charlie Pray. Compare
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-10-14

~~1'1S Rss'SSSS =
Bills sP aSsed;s:.s
l. Act to authorize Missouri River
Power company TO construct q dam.
2, An act to provide for the ex-
animation and classification Of
mineral lands in Montana and Idaho
3. An act to authorize construc-
ton of bridge across the Yellow
stone river.
4. An act to authorize Montana to
make selections from certain lands. !.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-23
SELECTED FOR
NEW BRIDGE At
ARTES|A
Material on the Way and
Structure viii be Built With
out Delay March Of Progress
in PecoS Valley Town,


ItUtt1ll AufEtH9ubUtnt0 " N"he
Artosia, y. NJ, Jan. 20-The com
mittec, consisting Of S, =. Ferrer,
Gayle Talbot. Jas. y. Whelal, S. W.
Gilbert and DIN ltaysdale, from tie
Commercial club; J. 4. Patrick ana
/. II. Daniels, also Count SrrNeycr
Cunningham, went out m The river
Monday morning to select a site for
the bridge to be built access the Pc
eos at once. A site about three niles
from town was selected. The mater
ial is on the ground and the men re
at work. So ii is only a question of a
short time until the plains country
will be accessible TO Artesia and vice
versa, an automobile road already
having been laid out.
The Commercial club win meet to-
night TO consider the action of the
committee. also to petition the rail
road to build a switch to the new ice
plant to be built near the railroad
track. Just north of ]. Q. K~uphendall's
alfalfa mill. c. NJ. Meade of Oklaho-
ma City, has bought the property and
will put in a ten ton ice plant, which
is to be ready to furnish ice in nine-
t. days. The machinery is on the
way, so it looks as though now
Artesians will not have to go out OF
town Tor ice this season. A railroad
switch is badly needed and steps arc
being taken to induce the railroad 10
build one. 1t .s generally conceded
il will DO so.
Another important matter to be de-
cided by the club tonight is whether
the social feature is to he retained.
| Heretofore It has been the practice T.
have ore reception or dance Zach
month but a number have objected to
this on the grounds the money might
be expended in a way that would be of
more advantage to the town, so IN
question is TO be brought to a vote
and let the majority decide.
Dr.. Mary Mills of Indiana, has
bought out DIT. Eva $. Walker. who
has been a practicing osteopath here
for some time. DR. Walker leaves for
a lower altitude, Or. Mills continue
ing the practice here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-23
WILL MOVE TOWN To
COMBINE WITH
ITS RIVAL
People of Plateau viii Haul the
Burg Bodily to Kermit and
Everybody viii Boost for
New Town,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Roswell, N. NJ, Jan. 22.-Within
the neal future the town of Plateau,
N. NJ, seventy miles northeast Of Ros-
well, on the New Mexico Eastern rail-
road, will be moved to Kermit, an
other town a few miles down the road.
That IS the way the people do things
in a rapidly developing country. The
two towns have been rivals, but the
Leading spirits have brought about an
agreement by which the people hold
ing lots in Plateau will be given an
equal number of lots in Kermit and
the move will be accomplished. Post
office, stores, residences and every
movable object will be put on wheels
or runners and taken to Kermit. All
will then pull unitedly for Kermit
S. G.. Boyd has returned from a
visit to California. His little daugh-
ter. Miss Marguerite, was sent to Am
arillo. Texas, Friday for her health.
Mr.. Boyd is now doing some work on
his claim.
Architect w. =. Corwin has his new
office in the building formerly used
by the Graphic, near the Dcming
Lumber company.
George w. Mccain of the firm Of
Mccain & Miller, real estate. has pur-
chased the interests Of Mr.. Miller and
DR.. Connaway. and will assume active
control.
r. IL. Flayhive was called to Gallup
by the death of his mother. Mr.. F1ay-
hive clerks for stump & Hinyard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-23
RAILROAD TRAIN
MAY KNOCK CHlNK
BACK TO FAR CATHAY

Phoenix, Ariz Jan. 22.-When Sing
Lau was struck BY a Southern Pacific
freight train near Maricopa last Tues
day It is very probbalc that he imag-
lned he had been favored with q
quick summons 20 the land of his am
cestors-if he thought anything at al
When he awoke IN the custody oI an
immigration inspector he may have
thought for the instant hat It was but
another kindness bestowed upon him
bv his progcnitors in furnishing him
with q particular guardian untl ne
mad become better accustomed 30 his
new surroundings. But when Ia" was
placed aboard "a rcnl passenger eoheh'
with cushions, attached to a. real pass
rngcr train. ANA started ON his way u"
Tucson he became convinced that ne
had reached the ultima thule OF hap
piness for one little Chinaman.- He
mad never ridden on anything but
freight trains before. and the rods had
no cushions
Sings mental vision began 10 as
snme som degree of accuracy as 90
bis true position In United states So
giet, when he was locked up IN the
detention headquarters in this cts
pending his recovery from the Injuries
De received in his collision with the
freight train. lie viii then be arr
aligned before United states Commits
sfoncr o. r. Richey on a charge OF
being in the United States uniaw-
fully.
SINS injuries, while very painful
-t ..s~4rlaI NO I9FnnTagnlfA liH|
badly bruised about the head and
shoulders one OF his ribs being brok-
en-. Just how the accident happened
g. not known and probably viii not
be- known until the Chinaman is able
To- relitc tho details-and probably
not then.
Commissioner Richey got busy yes
tcrday and ordered two Cinnamon de-
ported. They are Toy pom and Toy
Gin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-23
WILL OPEN BIDS ON
NEWj] URT HOUSE
FEBRUARY IS
Competition Expected to be
Lively for County Structure
at Deming; News Notes of
Luna County Metropolis,


Especial Correspondence to Morning SouFnall
Deming. N. M. Jan. 20.--The county
commissioners have set February 10
as the date for the court house bids.
Last fall bids were made and ranged
from $4,000 to $4,000. The contract
was awarded to Mr. j. G. Huff of El
Paso. Later ii was discovered that
the bonds were not legal, so the bids
were cancelled. Now, however, the
bonds have been issued and sold. and
those that offer bids this time will not
need TO fear them being cancelled. \
large number of bids are expected.
Leon Taylor, in company with his
mother. has gone to Kansas City for
treatment. Mr.. Taylor has been work
ing for w. w. Atkins x Co. and while
in their employ. blood poison set in
and he has been poorly ever since. He
viii be operated on while in Kansas
City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-23
pol, Tax aud MerchantiIc Taxes.

Travelling Auditor Charles '. SAL
ford has made his report for 1905 OF
the poll tax and mercantile licenses
collected in each county during 1909.
The showing made by Santa Fe county
is not a good one and sustains the
assertion hat the business men and
other residents in Santa Fe county pay
a comparatively small amount in taxes
when compared with the business men
and residents of other counties. In
the collection of poll tax Quay county
led having collected almost five times
as much as Santa Fe county and Union
county is at the bottom of the list. The
counties ranged as follows in poll tax
collections:
QUAY. S4.073; Colfax. S3,56S; Roose-
welt, S3.37S; Bernalillo, $3.063; Chaves,
2.279; Grant. $2,105; Socorro. Sl,759;
San Miguel. $1.7O9; Mora, $1,619; Ed
dy. $1.525: Guadalupe. 1880; Rio Ar
riba. $1,364; Curry, $1,251; Taos, ST.
PA; Mckinley. SLIGO; Torrance. ST.
1873; Valencia. $1,000; San Juan, 5000;
Otero, 5000; Dona Ana, 1919; Santa
Fe, 1876; Lincoln. $50; Sierra, $619;
Sandoval, $57S; Luna, $575; Union,
.$474.
In the collection of mercantile taxes
Grant county led, the merchants of
Grant county having paid four times
as much license money as those of
Santa Fc county. The saloon licenses
are not included in this. The coun-
ties collected as follows:
Grant. $2,S9S; Bernalillo, 1881;
Torrance, $2.29t; Colfax, $f,s95; Ed
dy. 1890; Mckinley, $3.50; San
Miguel, $1,554; Chaves. S1,543; Quay,
SLABS: Roosevelt, s1,SG3; Dona Ana,
s1,s4S: Guadalupe. 1926; Curry, ST.
.145; Mora. 1886; Santa Fe. S777: San
Juan. secs; Taos, s6G5; Union, $3.50;
Rio Arriba, $5S1; Luna. $502; Socorro,
$40; Lincoln. sac; Valencia, $3SS;
Otero, 1926; Sandoval, $500; Sierra,
$272.