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the hotel within a year. Failure to
do so Will require the company to for-
felt the deed which win be deposited
IN q bank with the $4,000. The $40
600 Is to he returned to the subscrih-
.erS IL the deed Is forfeited.
Members of the school board said
after the meeting. which was an ex-
ecutivo one. I'VE do not want any
specializing. II the De Vargas Hotel
company erect Il hotel. they will get
the LAND which they have been
anxious To secure; if they do not do
business ana expend. $4,000 in the
first year they Will. lose the land. In
this event the subscribers to the nue.
leus fund of $4,000 now raised
Viii not lose
AS / said before. rsay now" said
p, Wagner. promoter of the hotel
project, we shall build the hotel
Those restrictions will not stand in
our way. We shall go ahead now and
the money. We wanted ground
to build N. That was the first thing.
This is assured now SO we can go out
the money to put up the building.
-.
Boosters, il Is not the high alti-
.udc that is hurting the knocking, be-
lind -the-timcs mossbacks in Albu-
luerque. II is the hook worm, so the
lem managers Put 1t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
Proprietary Medicine Frauds
Should Be Exposed.

There have been plenty Of them. no
doubt, and they have been vigorously
condemned-so vigorously. that ever,
sort of medicine the formula Of which
Is privately owned. is condemned and
pronounced "unethical' by the mcdi-
cal Profession.
Ecktnan's Alternative observes atten.
tion. no because II Is a "proprietary"
but because 1t really has cured many
eases OF Tuberculosis. II il is "a fraud
il needs cNposing badly, because al
number OF cured cunSumptivcs Mn
need 20 ind some other reas0n for he-
ing well
Henry Clay ald he would rather be
right than he president. Is it not better
for Eckman's Alternative 70 make cures
than to be eihicale
Weldon. H.. Feb. 8. 1906.
In July la05 my physician sent me
to Texas. from there to Colorado T
became worse and was sent home tn
die. J heard of Eckman's Alternative.
began treatment. and was cured. 1
earnestly recommend Eckman's Won
derful cure for consumption.
tSigned %affidavit) Arthur Webb.
Eckman's Alternative is good for all
throat and lung troubles. and is ON
sille at all druggists In AlbuQuer-
que. Ask for booklet of cured cases.
1t can also be obtained at or procur-
ed from your local druggist. II not.
send this advertisement with tive dol
to ECKMAN LABORATORY.
Philadelphia, Pa, ana we win send
you one bottle prepaid to your near
est express office.
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fourth. fifteen dollars, firth, ten dol
lars. making in all four hundred dol
lars, and two dollars for each OF both
classes submitted which he chooses
to use in his compilation. All to be
original and never before published,
and TO become his sole ownership.
TT is believed hat the several hun
dred dollars thus offered viii bring
many rich contributions upon the sub
ject. Mr.. Woodland says that but little
OF actual merit has been written upon
this subject and as II Ia worthy of the
affectionate consideration the
new book will surely be a beautiful
offering. It viii be worthy to go In
the class OF the other beautiful books
published by him, viz. Good Fellow
ship, The Beauties Of Friendship, An
Lovely, Pictures OF Memory
and Glorious Mother. The contest Mr..
Woolard has started will be confined
to English composition and will close
May /, 1910"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
CROWD ALREADY GATHERING
FOR THE INAUGURATION
Especial Dispn tnh 10 the Mornins IournnII

Santa Re, N. NJ, Feb. 26.--The in
augnration crowd which is going to
fill Santa Fe hotels and rooming hous-
es to ~overflowing, began arriving to-
day. The visitors are coming from
all parts of New Mexico and there
appears to more general interest in
this inauguration than in any in the
history of New Mexico, probably be-
cause of the fact that this will be the
last inauguration of a territorial gov
crnor.
The following official program for
the inauguration day was given out
by h committee of arrangements to-
night.
Tuesday. March list.
1880 q. IN. Staff and Executive
committee will wait on Governor
Mills at the Palace Hotel.
11:45 a. m. Governor and Mrs.
Mills leave the Palace Hotel, accomD-
anied by staff and committee for the
capitol.
u NJ. Governor Mills sworn in by
Justice William II. Pope on the
steps of the capitol, il weather per-
mits, If weather is unfavorablc the
ceremonies will take place in the
house of representatives.
Inaugural Address by Governor
Mills and address by retiring Gov
crnor George Curry.
I D. m. Military ana civic Parade,
D. m. Unwilling of the portrait
of the FIRST American governor OF
New Mexico in the Council Chamber
at the Capitol under the auspices OF
the Daughters of the American Revo-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
PER CENT OF
TAXES HAVE BEEN
COLLECTED
Interesting Figures on Stand
irg Of Various Counties
Shows That Years Record
viii Be Good One.

Especial Dispatch to tho Morning Journal
Santa Re, N. NJ. Fe. 26.-The col
llections of taxes Of 1909, to date. in
the various counties. are very good,
considering that only the first half of
the taxes has fallen due. The collec-
lions for the entire territory average
AZ ner cent. The showing Is indeed
a creditable one and indicates that a
very large percentage of the 1909
taxes VIII be accounted for by the end
or 1910. Following is the standing OF
the various counties Of the territory on
q per centage basis, up to and includ-
ing the January collections:
Mckinley 5S per cent.
Colfax, Luna and Grant. 49~rer
cent.
Taos As per cent.
Chaves 40 per cent.
Eddy and San Juan counties 45 per
cent.
otero II Bernalillo "A per cent
Quay 4S per cent.
Torrance. Dona Ana and Curry AZ
per cent.
Lincoln and Union Al per cent.
Valencia m Socorro 40 per cent.
Roosevelt SO per cent.
Socorro, Rio Arriba and Mora So
per cent.
SAN Miguel $4 per cent.
santa I'e 33fper cent.
Guadalupe 20 per cent.
SandoVal 20 per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
additional Census Districts.

800
No. 2G0. Precinct / Taos.
No. 261. Precincts ? Cordova and
4 Lucero.
No. 262- Precincts 3 Ranches de
Taos and 10 Talpa.
No. 1853. Precincts 5 Arroyo Seco. 6
Arroyo Hondo, IL Twining and 20
Valdez.
No. 264. Precincts Z Questa and Is
Red River.
No. 265. Precincts S Llano and .
|Trampas.
No. 266. Precincts 10 Penasco, 10
Ohio Caliente n 10 Cieneguilla.
No. 267. Precincts IL Cerro and IS
Tres Pledras.
No. 26S. Precincts IL Costilla and
IA Pima.
No. 269. Picuris and Taos Pueblos.
Torrance County.
n. 270. Precincts / Tajiuue and 2
Torreon.
No. 271. Precincts 3 Manzano
and 5 Punta.
No. 272. Precincts 4 Cienega. Is
Abo and Is Mountainair.
No. 273. Precinct 6 Willard.
No. 274. Precincts Z Estancia and
IA Lucia.
No. 275. Precincts s Moriarty, .
Palma and 16 Mcintosh.
No. 276.-Precincts 10 Duran, IL
Pinos Wells and IL Encino.
Union County.
No. 277. Precinct Clayton.
No. 27S. Precincts 5 Pasamonte. z
Chaplain and Is Barney.
No. $50. Precincts 8 Miera, s Leon
is Lujan and p Central City.
No. PSI. Precincts 3 Bueyeros, 10
Albert and IA Gould.
No. 2S2. Precincts IL Mosquero, IL
Gallegos. 10 Alamosa.
No. 283. Precincts 16 ~Corrumpa,
II Veda, 22 Des Moines.
No. 284. Precinct 10 Amistad, 20
lone.
Valencia County.
No. 2S5. Precincts l. Los Lunas, 81
Lcntes and 81 Los Chaves.
No. 2S6. Precincts 2 Belen. 3 Jar-l
ales and rs I'll Bosque.
No. 2S7 Precincts 3 Cubcro and
20 Rinconada.
No. 2SS. Precincts Luna, G Cebol-
leta. 7 Juan Tafoya, 8 San Mateo and
10 Rito Colorado.
No. 2S9.-Precincts 10 Peralta. II
Valencia and % lei Cerro.
No. 200. Precincts IL Tome Abaio,
10 Casa Colorado and 20 Tome Arriba.
No. 291. Precincts 16 BluewaterI
md 80 KettneV. |
No. 292. Precincts II San Rafael,
Bibo and "a Jaraloso.
No. 293. Acoma.
No. 29a. Laguna.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
POPE TO Be
CHIEF JUSTICE
MONDAY
OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF
INAUGURATION EXERCISES
Crowd Already Gathering From
All Parts OF New Mexicoi At
tendence From AIbuQuerQue
Is Growing,

Judge William II. Pope arrived IN
Albuquerque late last night from Ros-
wen on his way to Santa re. lie will
be sworn in as chief justice OF the ter
on Monday. AS chief justice
Judge Pope will administer the oath
Of office to judge Mills as governor
at noon on Tuesday. Following his
induction into the chief Justices Of
flee the supreme court will decide
the location OF the several judges.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
AUTOS WILL Be RUN
0SANTA FE IN
SIXTY DAYS
FASH WORK ON HIGHWAY
BEING PROSECUTED
Roswell Carrizozo Road viii
Be One of Finest in Territory
Big. irrigation Company Is.
Formed,

lSpeciaf Dtsnntch 10 the Morning Journal
Santa Fee, \. NJ, Feb. 26.-Terri-
torial Engineer Vernon L. Sullivan
is home from a road inspection trip.
He reports that the Santa Fe-Albu-
puerque highway will be in good con
dition for Automobiles in another two
months. Not that the work will be
completed but that the worst parts of
the present road will be in fine shape.
Three camps are at work on the road
an Indian and a convicts camp on the
La Bajada hill and a grading camp
near A~lgodones. The stretch from
the top of the La Batada hill to the
Algodones will be completed in May.
on the Silver City-Mogollon road
a grader outfit is at work eight miles
out of Silver City and the convict
camp has completed work over the
first hill out Of Silver City and VIII
be moved shortly for work on the
continental divide. The Roswell
Carrizozo road will be one Of the finest
in the territory. The work on the big
I'LL is completed. 1t consists of two
miles of solid rock construction, the
road being blasted into the side of
the hill. The curse has been gravel
ed and along the entire distance, ce-
ment cutters have been constructed
to carry off the surface waters. Work
is now being done on hills in the val
ley and by May work is to be done
on Nogal hill which will complete the
most difficult sections Of the road.
Engineer Sullivan also looked after
several irrigation matters while away.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
First Alternate.

Edward Stafford, son of Travelling
Auditor Charles V. Stafford. is first al
ternate at Annapolis Academy, and
was designated as such ny Delegate to
Congress, w. H. Andrews, two years
ago. The resignation of Mldshipman
Eberlc puts Stafford in line for the
appointment.
Attorney General Frank w. Clancy
today addressed letters TO the Secre-
tary OF the territorial Board of Health
calling the attention to the law re-
quiring physicians to register births,
and deaths and also a circular letter to
the district attorneys, calling attention
to the complaint of the government
OF Austria that deaths Of Austrians
who die interstate in this territory are
not reported as is required by the
Treaty OF 1870.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
SITE OFFERED FOR
GREAT HOTEL
Santa Fe School Board Ten
derS DeVargas Company Lot
tor BuiIdir Which Promoter
Says viii Be Built Sure.


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning JcurnalI
santa Re, y. NJ. Foo. 2G.-The city
s.tooi board last night passed reso-
lions offering the lot on the north
corner OF Lincoln and Palace
nnues 70 The De Vargas Hotel com
f""N Tor Sio.ne0 for the ~erection Of
~ sis"t tourist hotel. The board
placed a few safeguards bow.xsr
around the offer. one OF the astrinss
20 " was the reuuirement that
a. vargas company shall COM
,snS work OF the hotel within a year
sns sna have ACTUALLY expended the
"" OF fis.on0 10 tho consideration ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27

The vote c%anvassers asked the
boostings proprietors what their
Gem politics were. They did not
hesitate to answer. We love both
sides, but like an loyal citizens. have
Il rights as American citizens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27

Suit was filed in the district court
OF Taos county today by Golden Bar
rett, of Denver, owner of five shares
IN the Taos Valley Land company.
A. II. Mandy, j. b. Manly. L. $. Man
by, G. a. Watson, Joseph Slotow, The
Tao Land company, a pretended cor
pQration. Charles II. Hill, and Andri-
GUS A. Jones. setting forth numerous
and voluminous allegations and wind
ing up with a petition for an account
ing and the appointment of a receiver.
AT the same time q bill of excep-
tions was filed to the order If Judge
John II. McFie sustaining the demur-
red of the defendants in the case Of
Golden Barrett VS.. The Taos Land
company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27

Husband have paid your dress
maker, who has been dunning you
Wife-Oh, then | must go and order
a new ffock, or She Viii think I am
offended with her.-Fliegende Biaet-
ter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27

The Tailor-Hip pockets?
The Customer-Yes.
The Taiior-Iarge or small?
The Customer-Half pints.-Clevc-
land Leader.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27

Mr.. C~lose--If realized | had n
vices. my dear, I would swear off.
Mrs. Close-Thcn, Tor goodness
sake swear OFF that vice you have on
Your poeketbook.-Boston Transcript.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27

~ is the most ~eNpcnsis" per-
fume know of2't
And after "a moments thought M
'hu.eins replied, Gasoline. Exc
chafl-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27

immediately upo the vacating of
the executive mansion by Governor
Curry, +. c.. Burke, upon the order
Of Captain A. $. Brookes, will take an
inventory OF the executive mansion.
four anvil chorus, Mr.. Knocker-
vie, does not make our opposition
Side IN with your yellow sheet dope.
The Gem proprietors and the other
lheater managers are the best Of
friends. Now, what?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27

Territorial I1nginee Vernon l.. Sui
liyan toda yissued a certificate of CON
ctruction TO W. G.. Mcdonald for the
completion of irrigation works on the
Carrizozo ranch. The water for the
project is taken out 90 Nogal creek.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
Notary Public Appointed.

Governor Curry today appointed
Leora Jones of Roswell, Chaves coun-
~, a notary public,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27
A D AM MlzPAH


Ordained by the National Spiritual
istic Association of the United states.
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\ show OF quality and quantity.
klassic Gem theater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-27

Gem. Z de Gem. Gem. Sem. Gem,
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The Bantum Weight E%ppsiciu Gem.
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The Klassic Gem oheater,
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II don't see why he needs SO much
money. He has no family"
"ph. wen. he has q set of expensive
habits to support 80 Kansas City
Journal.
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Boost master generals. Gem
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other Demands.

Boost master generals, Gem
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TRY q MORNING JOURNAL WANT AD-THEY GET RESULTS
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Editor Pctoskey Daily News. Daily
.ttesorter and Petoskey Independent.
VI this coupon is presented with
SOC within seven DAYS il entities rou
the special Reading
Located permanently In her own
home 50 tl3 West Silver avenue.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-20
THE JEWISH HERALD

door. Imposition will be stopped to
a marked degree. Purchasing of tick
cts will be thing of the past; do
mating to balls and then paying for
the same supper which you have al
ready given will be fond memory.
DO you know, or does any one know,
how much and for what purposes
money contributed toward local char
tiles is used? We may spend hun
dred dollars year or we may spend
ten thousand dollars, no one knows
nor ever will until the United Jewish
Charities of Houston issues an annual
or monthly report of moneys received
and disbursed We will then know
exactly how much is required and
can guide our expenses according to
our income. If we have year when
too great a strain is made on our
treasury, we will be in a position to
borrow as any other legitimate bust
ness institution A regular salaried
officer can be employed to carry out
the instructions of the organization,
thereby relieving in a great measure
cur already overtaXed, unselfish and
generous hearted charity workers
May their good deeds be blessed"
These energetic and active workers
will then find pleasure in their
work in place of the heavy burdens
now resting on their noble shoulders,
and their useful activities can be
more advantageously turned to
broader field. A poor unfortunate
seeking aid will not be sent from per-
son to person, nor from society to
society, but his case will be immedi-
ately investigated; if worthy, he will
receive ready relief, and if unworthy,
nor from one society to another and
work his groveling graft. "In the
light of experience, indiscriminate
charity is more apt to add to an evil
than to cure it," Proper methods
with charities and their intelligent
direction greatly increase their pow
er for good" Our Rabbis will not
be called upon to act as charity
agents and their valuable time can
be turned to other work. If political
influence was required, as has been
the case in the past to deal with
some local Jewish matters, how much
stronger would that influence be-
coming from united Jewish interest?
But how can all this be done? you
may ask. And will say much easier
than out-of-date methods of today
and better still. Each society vii
continue to exist as an individual or
ganization, with it's regular board o
officers under it's present arrange
ment. Time, as well as your patience
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-20

Boten
Indeed would be printed adver
sumptuous tickets sold and
brew which until actually sick
doing excellent work before orally the amounts
born good ing, tits the frequency
long as of wherein lies the nusanc
their type city, be rule rather than the
ruins it is the mothers and expense incurred in gV
daughters who mis2uous moneyrasng
been the hand that greatly decrease the exp
suffering misfortune the money going into tn
wherever any point usually small in c
finger the good work the money and york cont
of Benevolent, the Bkor sooo PURPOSE Inc a''
Chom any Jewish charity give as "u'n "ue 's
organization city, They all do hA we 40. me u"'n
the they with their limited Ter he Jew" Oh louS
means question is couS h''leT anu Il you
working to advantage? The ne 1uS~a moment "nl'
Answer is no! proof 9th some dry uata' you can
err cities have their charities 'hi' am ils"'
and are doing and more Inc cnarles Oh WHO
work money than under the record are Oh course
old WORKOUT methods which the when quote from O"t
Jewish Houston amount Oh money given
working In strength. any one Stn'h (WHICH
Let us make "hat MS "he gives Is
They are rather than New orleans oIphan nc
Denver Hospital
constructive more OF hit and miss n m
variety straight do not Bkor Choim
shoot straight thereby missing the rs, r,,. : -
mark We the immediate The Ladies' Aid (Which
or suffering but charitable society," tn
will include it,
Their? The fundamental principle of all
charity help to help himself lo'al ''.'''''
greatest helps is to assist Now few otus cont
some reach the next entire list But granted
town. the sake that the man belong
ext with no purpose in view except gives highest
trouble What need all of Them the total VIII
will have if not to $O94o which means nc
then at a date will ton gives more than S.
and the sooner tbe better United organized
Jewish Houston working we have arecod In a
along organized systematic lines, ness will say that hr
-, ,,,, , :, - cude the pormiscuous al
keep ahead of e " many " "
gency rather than to be prepared to w lT r''e " wan
it? ~ ' 1 p
you think the
Why excellent idea of the
Jews Of our prosperous
home established last winter by the 81
number of whose name
good women O Society
the Houston
forced to abandon Simply II
August 81 those
because O a a lack ~
of cooperation, caused a dsorgan-
than twenty thousand d
lied charitable organizations.
you will readily
present disorganzed system ,., -, ~, No.,
disagreement If OF veal -. - a., 49,. -.
thy citizens desired give bequeath ~ . =. =,
or will any amount money . a, :.
charities how could m a4,on ana m
be done? a single head this $500, - ,, .,
condition could not exist and 1t might to- ,, ho, IL
also be an incentive to some OF TT, -.