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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

xlSE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
PSSihl meeting OF the stockhoIdnrs ~
LON AM Consolidated Mining and
nnE company will be held at 'S tie aTo ngl
(, OF said company at &c West '"T ThGrd pa
!. ~ street Salt Lake CITY. Utah '1ca orc
q r. A. D. 1910, at p. M ~ ia OG
said meeting is called for ,be Ialo 1aIl
.ns purpose, to-wit: To considnr ~ ~
,on OF the board OF directors ~ ,hie the
"a S'a.9h, and q resolution by said
~ ADOPTED ct q special meetfng ~
OF directors held Septe n,her
~ ~ ~ 1910. at p. m, Of seJJ 49,
Iii ~ resolution provides for 4 sale
n n Lne property of this corpora lion ~
,oro,, il'l Consolidated Mines, n Maine
ne ION. ION. Tor capital stock In said
i, ~ osorporation. and also in consider-
Soret,t the assumption by said Maine
4 +o on OF the debts OF this company
~ nSideI and pass upon the aues-
Ci confirming said proposed asla or 4
u ~~tiElhe tho board OF directors Ia con-,
q sshe same and to consider and nae
~ .ue question OF authorizInv tho of-
-. salc corporation to execute the
papers for the transfer Of tho
,Ss oI tnis corporation to said
~ ctJIporation. Also TO take any
I tLSton ana transact any ott O. busT.
saI may properly como be!s 20 tho
su September. "a. 1910.
OF the board OF directors.
~ r. w. CLARK,
president and Director,
+ C. RoEPrR. nooAE6i niroo,
"a secretary. 1870
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ASSESSMENT NO. %.

New York Bonanza Mining company.
Felt building. Salt Lake City Utah
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
York Bonanza Mining company. held on
October 10 1910, an assessment of two
CD cents per share was levied and as
sessed on the capital stock OF said corpo-
ration, payable at the office, room o04
Felt building, Salt Lake City. Utah to
J: II, Deming secretary, on or before
November 10. 1910. Any stock upon
paid on tho said November 10 1910. will
be delinquent. and advertised for sale
ot public auction. and unless payment is
made before, Will be sold on December
/. 1910, at ! o'clock 70. m. OF said day
TO pay the said delinquent assessment
thereon, tosether with the costs of ad.
J. II. DEMING. Secretary.
Room e04 Felt building, Salt Lake City.
Utah. sis68
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FUNERAL NOTICES

LCSHER-The funeral services over tho
remains OF the late Elizabeth Lusher
aged A. years. wife OF Frank Lusher, will
be held today (Monday) at II a. m. from,
ii3 West Fifth South street, Friends
are invited TO attend Interment in City
cemetery,
WORTHlNGTON-T funeral services
over the remains of the late Eliza beth
Worthjngton. aged 60 years Will be held
Tuesday at IL a. m. from the Fourteenth
ward chapel Friends are invited 10 at
tend. The casket will be opened at the
chapel at 1916 IA. m. lnterment in the
City cemetery,
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Danish Brotllerhood

Apollo lodge held its regular meeting
last Friday evening In the !. o. O. F.
building. One new member was initiated.
The committee appointed. together with
the committees from lodges rs and 1862
OF Murray. for receiving the eastern dele
gates and supreme officers on their way
TO California, gave a favorable report.
The Apollo delegate 10 the national con-
vention In Fresno. Cal. Thorvad L. Lar
sen. addressed the lodge about the con-
rentlon. Marius Rasmussen. delegate
from Brigham City lodge; Thorvald Or
lob, c, p Thomson and s. r. Jackson
were among the visiting members.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

so-IN OAK DESK. GOOD ORDER w.
Z. Day, Deseret Gymnasium Bell 1924.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

FURNITURE AND LEASE. IA STEAM
tribune bldg. Ind. phone l26 s54s
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Fraternal Union Of America.

Evergreen lodge No. ISL held a large
and interesting session on Monday last,
and opened the campaign for member
snip With seventeen new benefit aDpli-
cations. AT the next regular meeting on
Monday next, some twenty-five more APP
plicauons are expected Tho lodge has
decided to have q class initiation on
Monday evening. November a. when
about fifty members will join the
fraternity The degree team is preparing
for the Occas sion.
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DIED

--~~>~~-~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~~~~-
G1FFITH-At the family residence 343
West Sixth South, October 49, 1910.
Sarah f.. Griffith. aged 40 years, Notice
OF funeral will be given later.
SALlSBURY-At the family residence.
56I West Fourth South. October 16.
1910 Avon Salisbury, Jr.. aged months.
Funeral services will be held from the
family residence today (Monday) at > 80
d. m Intermemt MI. OliNct.
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Dance Is Announced.

The Canadian association will hold the
FIRST OF series of social dances Wednes-
day evening October 10, in knights OF
Columbus hall. 1877 East First South
Everyone Is invited to come and have a
good time Good music and refresh
ments. --
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily's drill team won the contest
with the Royal Highlanders in Unity hall.
that spent the evening with music and
dancing after the contest, At the regu-
lar meeting Thursday evening 1.-The team
received much praise. Brother and Sis
ter Whitehead and other members went
TO Murray Saturday evening and rendered
jolly good programme for Murray lodge
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. l VIII meet neXt mex
"Wednesday evening In the Jennings hall,
81 West First South. All members are
requested to be present. as several ousi,
ness matters are 10 be disposed Oh All
visiting Foresters are welcome.
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I.adies, Auxiliary.

The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Typosraphica
Union No. lis will be entertained at the
home OF Mrs. j. w. Hilton, 164 East
Seventh South Monday. October Is al
p. m, sharp. A full attendance is ex-
pected.
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Royal NeiChborS,

Salt Lake camp No. 3o7o will give
a benefit ball Thursday evening; Octo-
Der % the proceeds to be given 10
the M w of A. sanltarium at COLORADO
Springs. 4 short business session VIII
be held before the ball. The recorder
has returned from her trip 10 the coast
much imnrnNed in health.
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GOOD LARGE TEAM OF HORSES,
will sell for $3.50 IL taken at once, 3S5
South State. r2473
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Social to Be Held.

The Canadian association will hold a
social and business meeting Monday
evening, October II, al p. M. at 24i
South Second East Every member Is
urged to be present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

eCt sWOLD. AND. LINCOLN RAMS.
NO. Bell 300i-Y r2Is3
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PYthian Sisters.

iermione temple No s. Pythan
Sisters. met in well l-attended regular
session. Applications are coming in.
Great preparations have been made for
tho entertainment on the twenty-second
anniversary in their hall 161 South
Main street Wednesday evening. Oc-
tobcr 49,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

the council fire last Monday night. NO
degree work was put on, as several prom
lnenj members OF the team were absent.
but degree work Will be put on tonight.
One palc-face made application for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

GET OUR PRICES ON MONITOR
grain drills. Moline plows. potato dig
gers and Armeadcr and Henny wagons
Sego Implement & Vehicle Co.. las 80.
State ST. SEAS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

GOOD. Statesmen FOR UTAH. IDA
no. Wyoming. Montana and Nevada 10
sell groceries direct to consumers An
excellent onnortunity for good, live, en-
ergetic hustlers TO huilG ND a large
permanent business. When writing. state
territory desired. Write or call at once.
American Wholesale Grocery Co.. 7to
State st, Box 532. Salt Lake City, Utah
Sal
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FOR SALE
FOR Observation-Disclosures

. III TI US FRAME YOUR PICTURE. ART
wan faper Co.. As East LIST South st.
h35o0
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o-sE LARGE SECONDHAND OFFICE
sate. one residence safe: both good as
new Enquire 2s Eagle blk. ree7s
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CON-
pany. expert carpet cleaners and gem
erai house cleaning; wall papers cleaning
a speciality. Phones Main 1856. Ind. 97S
50 East LIST South. 1852
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oEAlN ylI AND POTATO SACKS, UTAH
1,b W.. 20 Buth phones. 2zs. $40 South
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REMOVAL NOTICE

EDWARD M'GURRIN AND w, E.
Rydalch have removed their law offices
to 625- 52S-527 Mcintyre bldg. r30s9
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BIG PROFIT SELLING OUR ORIGINAL
attractive article. A wonderful seller,
appealing TO all classes. Write for par
ticulars, Edward Herbert, 1915 4Sth st.
BROOKLYN New York. S2023
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FlNE-PASSENGLR RuNABOUT TOUR
Ing car; neen in use s months: good as
; a.; cost s2s0o. VIII sell for $1,000 IL
taken Al once. Phone 1885 Ind. r1S31
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GOOD TEAM W.T. 1850, AND u Balm
wagon. harness, tent. etc. Apply oS1
l.. 5th South. s2l6!
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BILLIARDS AND POOL

FOR A NICE. COOL PLACE TO SPEND
your spare timo, go to Leon's place. PSI
Main. o264
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FUNERAL, DIRECTORS

THE OUGH-ALLCOTT CO.
offering modern residence for funeral
purposes Phones 1858. 5i4 Main st r2053
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

HORSES FOR SALE.
Sixty head all classes, 1000 TO 17oc Tbs.
guarantee every horse as represented.
TO HIRE.
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ALL THE LUMBER AND FENCING
~ On .he Buena Vista race track. Apply
IN tne premises or To- George ROSE Is
North End West. Phones: Ind. 443S. BsJ
2e4L. $50
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SMALL RoOMINC HOUSE, EIGHT
,ns rooIns: ms, ,, new furniture. carpets. etc;
lease: for sale cheap II taken an once
Gall 1861 West South Temple sIso7
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GIoD PAYING GROCERY STORE. 4
city Corner 7th So. and 9Th East. slss5
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Improved Order of Red Men

Washable tribe No. l gathered around
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FURNITURE OF FOUR ROOMS; HOUSE
west ith So. e,SSs
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FURNITURE OF 8 ROOMS FOR SALE,
mouse for rent. 4a5 So. 4th West. sg09t
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
A NEW $4,000 CAR FOR $1,000,
WE HAVE IN STOCK 1910 40
n. P. 5-PASSENGER OAK
LANDS WHICH HAVE NEVER
REEN RUN. THESE SPLEEN
DID CARS ARE FULLY GUAR
ANTEED AND GO FOR $1,000
EACH
UTAH MOTOR CAR CO..
1877 STATE 1T,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20
MY Good old Santa:

My Good old Santa:
am a little boy eight years old.
I am in the third at school, and am
a smart boy. want you to come
and bring me a lot of nice things,
I want some fruit fire-crackers, tri-
cycle, a glass slipper, toy pistol and
caps and nuts. You will find this
stocking on chair in mama's room.
/ will be good boy and help mama.
Your Little Friend,
Albert Whitley.
Daar Santa Claus;
l want a doll carriage, black board
chalks, a pretty doll, fire crackers,
and lots of fruit and candy. ] am
8 years old, good bye Santa / hope
you will bring me all these nice
things Xmas. Dimple Adams.
Dear Santa Clause;
Bring me big long brown gun
that can shoot and hurt, a saw,
railroad track, street car, a ball,
wheel-barrow, a little wood whistle,
an automobile, an indian suit and
a mother goose book. Bring my
little sister Mollie Nell a doll and
cart and Gene a doll and piano.
A merry Christmas to you,
Alex j. Mcdonald, Jr.
Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a big dollie that
goes to sleep, and one with black
hair and eyes. | still 90 to school,
and try to be a good girl.
Your Loving Little Girl,
leila Brown.
Dear Santa:
| have tried to be good all this
year, and please bring me a pop gun,
a magic lantern and a train that
will run when wound up. And San
ia, bring the prettiest toys you can
find for Mable and Mary Ruth.
With Love,
Gerald Wilcox.
Dear Santa;
Iwant drum, gun, horn, fire
crackers, foot ball, tricycle., 80 mar
bles, ball, flag, saw. rocking chair,
kite, ship, train, indian suit and lots
of apples, oranges, nuts, candy,
grapes and raisens. | am seven
years old, and | do hope you will
bring me all these good things.
Good Bye Santa Claus.
Harvie Adams.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20
BEALL GROCERY CO.
Centre Aveeu

Dear Santa:
am still proud of the big doll
you brought last year. Please dress
her nicely this time and bring her a
leather carriage, and | want work.
box and thimble sure. Don't for
get my grandma and all the rest.
Catherine Wilcox.
Dear Santa Claus:
| want you to bring me some
beauty pins, stocking cap, some
mittens and a ring have three
rings but one is too small and will
swap itfor larger one, and bring
me nice box of chocolate candy,
and some nice fruit of all kinds.
Santa Claus! | have a little cousin
she is five months old and be sure
and remember her, with a little rat
tier. | am a little girl eight years
old and live at 3O3 W. Orange St.
Your Little Friend,
Thelma Williams.
Dear Santa:
want you to bring me big doll
head, a bycicle and fruit. Santa
don't forget my little brothers.
Good Bye,
Hazel Mayes.
Dear Old Santa
How are you? Please bring me
a drum, some candy nuts and a
fire-Wagon.
Your Good Little Friend,
William Frazer.
My Good Old Santa:
am little boy going to school.
Please bring me some firecrackerS,
knife, watch, oranges, harp, nuts,
bicycle and apples, and | will be
good boy and study.
Your Little Friend,
Reason Whitley.
Dearest Santa Claus;
thought | would write you and
tell you what | want for Christmas.
Please bring me big doll, doll
bed, little trunk, bed and bracelet
and lots of fruit and candy. have
been a good little girl, SO please
don't forget me.
Your Little Girl,
MavIs Paulk.
Good Old Santa,
Do you know | 60 to school?
Please bring me a wheel and a
locket and big doll, candy and nuts.
Your Good Little Friend,
Marie Heefner.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS

me" is now uppermost in the minds
re giving them all the influence Of
bring them just what they would
e city and county are using these
TIA Claus on the subject. Santa is
Enterprise and letter to him thru
or this is Santa Claus busy season.
Enterprise.
My Dear Santa Claus,
I 90 to school and work hard.
Won't you bring me a wheel to ride
to school, candy and nuts, drum and
horn.
Your Good Little Friend.
John Robert.
Dear Old Santa,
How are you? Do you know 90
to school and work hard? Please
bring me a wheel, some candy and
nuts. That's all.
Your Friend,
Courtney Bruner.
Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a doll and a tea
I want a little toy piano and some
fruit and fire crackers and locket
and chain. | am nine years old.
Your Little Friend,
Ethel Boyd.
P. S. My lite brother W. j.
wants rubber doll and a rubber
ball. He is two years old. The
baby wants a pretty that will rattle.
Well that's all.
Good Old Santa,
/ am going to write you another.
| forgot something. Please bring
me a drum and a picture show.
Did you get my other letter. live
on Grant street, same old place.
Gibson Broadhurst.
Dear Old Santa
How are you these cold days? |
want a locket and chain, pair Of
gloves and a glove box. some candy
nuts and fruit and anything else
you are mind to bring me. | will
have you something good for you
Christmas eve night, don't forget
me- love you and will be as good
as can be. Good Bye.
Dolores Thompson.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20

What will Santa Claus bring
of hundreds of little tots, and we {
the Enterprise in asking Old Santa t
like best, appreciate most.
The little boys and girls of t
columns to communicate with Sa
a constant and careful reader of the
these columns will hit the spot"
Make your letters very brief
Address Santa Claus Editor
Dear Old Santa,
Do you know / 60 to school and
study hard? Bring me a wheel to
ride to school, candy and nuts, drum,
and a fire wagon.
Your Little Friend.
Eldridge Powell.
Dear Old Santa,
How are you? Please bring me
a wheel, nuts and candy. Bring
little sister a doll.
Edwin Stovall.
Dear Santa Claus, Editor Enterprise,
guess l will write you a letter to
tell you what want for Christmas.
/ want a doll. doll carriage, tea set,
comb set doll ben, punch bowl, water
pitcher and glasses, a work box, box
of stationery.
Yours Truly,
Olure Owens.
P.S. | wish you a merry Christ
mas and happy New Year am
ten years old.
Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a football some
story books, a game of dominoes
and some fruit. Bring something
for my little brother. Chauncey B.
Your Loving Friend,
H. B. Deyo, 8O2 W. Oconee St.
Dear Santa Claus,
want a doll, doll go-cart, doll
washstand and some nuts and candy.
please bring my little sister Emma
Lou a doll and cart.
am a friend of yours,
Marp Deyo, 802 w. Oconee St.
Ny Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a large tool chest,
an Irish mail car and a whip with
a whistle on the end. That is all for
this time. Goodbye.
Byron Brigham.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20

Rest Head Rice. lbs for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Csc
Santa Clara Prunes 40 to 5O.. 15c
Fancy California Peaches, per lb ... 15c
Fancy California Apricots, per lb ........ zoe
Fancy Silver Prunes, large, per Id. .... zOc
sour Pickles. per dozen. 1Oc
Mixad Sweet Pickles. per quart Csc
Koro Svrp. per can. 1Oc
Prepared Buckwheat, per package. Zoe
pooeted Coffee. per Id. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15c
Country Club Coffee, per lb............... soc
T;r+ors Hieh Grade Coffee ELECTROMAGNETIC. 35c
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-12-20

uoe+ rro.t, ToDraeeaa Eoos. ner doz 35c
California London Layers Raisins, per lb loc
NJ. cror na+ae "a ~ 1Oc
Extra Soft Shell new Almonds, per Id ..... oOc
Soft Shell English WaInuts, per Id. ..... zoe
Extra Large Home Grown Peacans per 10 4Oc
Large Brazil Nuts, per lb..............,.: 1Oc
90 ch;okar mar can 35c
Blue Ribbon and Sauers Extracts ......... IOc
High Grade Asparagus. per can. .......::' oOc .
Ladies' Club, High Grade Tea, regular 81 lb. QUO
New Dill pickles, per dozen. ..........'... AVc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-01
a LIBERAL EDUCATION.

The real ealue of the big irrigation
deposition In Chicago is pointed out
IS The Earth as follows
THE exposition affords an oppor-
l%tunity. especially for iandless ana
homeless people 81 the cast and middle
west 70 meet the land men ~ Sec
fions which are inviting immigration
AZ the sumo time. they Will see the
products ~ the soil Above all, skep-
Tics who believe irrigation To he Is
/ sprinkling pot proposition viii hnee
lam doubts removed. They VIII see the
products themselves. ana will witness
demonstrations Of irrigation bN les
lfurers and experts. sent b. the depart
ment Of agriculture How NAM peo-
pie Of the counfry have a fan un-
Outstanding % what irrigation means
TO them How many know that 50
cent OF the raisins We consume
Are grown hy irrigation in the san
Joaquin valley OF California How
many know that without the san
joaquin valley and other irrigated
areas 81 that state and Arizona, the
country would depend upon southern
Europe and northern Africa for 3
greater part Of is supply u oranses
and lemons How many know that
the first oranges we set for Thanks-
giving come from the salt River val
lfv III Arizona How many know that
from these valleys. also. We get our
olives English waiuufs figs. and other
-enh-tropicai fruits. and a large share
of our peaches. apples, pears april
cots. prunes and the Ike All TINS
will DE- shown beneath the roof Of the
biz Coliseum. November 2Q-Deeem-
her -
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Public Forum
The W. {. r. L.. Viewpoint.

Santa Fe. y. NJ. Nov. 90.
Editor Morning Journal. quiet reigns
In the Ancient city once more. The
constitutional convention delegates
have folded their tents otherwise
their best clothes). brushed the dust
from their patent feathers and have
"chop-ch0o-ed away, some on the
steam cars and some in their bus
wagons. The result Of their fifty
DAYS OF labor is before us.
IL would he superfluous To say that
the w. g.. r. T.. is anything but salts
fled with that document. Thousands
OF petitions were presented showing
IL was the wish of the people 10 have n
prohibition clause written in the con-
stitution. OF az the least 10 allow them
the privilege 90 deciding this most inn
portant matter Tor themselves
We knew our chances We're slim
when IL WaF ascertained that the hQ-
nor traffic was represented by nearly
twenty men interested in that bust
ness. Ii Is needless 10 say that n
man elected to this convention should
have laid aside every personal con-
slderaton ana endeavored 70 Co his
duty iu fulfilling the viii Of the peo-
pie he represented. and 90 formulate
Ia constitution for the safety and well
fare of The people. but the win of
the people seemed Il cut "a small fig
ure in the matter.
All petitions ana ai files pertaining
90 the liquor traffic We're referred 10
committees of which the majority
were saloon men. This in itself was
evidence that no fairness would be
shown us. The request was made t0
the chairman of the committee on
committees that the prohibition bills
should be referred Ga a committee 90
men who were. at least Not Interested
IN the business bat q special commit
tee appointed for the special puruo
of handling these bills and petitions
had d majority Of men Interested in
saloons placed upon it. This could
scarcely De called e square deal
We were Constantly met with the
statement that an matters pertaining
90 the saloon was legislative matter
only We are uo lawyers but We take
issue ON thar point II q constitution
is O. emhody fundamental principles
tas We have been toldl 70 the pre-
~sertatlon uf lie. health. morals. pros
perity and happiness belong rrc-cmi-
nenty in that category. As laws are
for the Preservation Of the rights Of
the individual. and 70 insure protec-
ton Tor the weaker. and the right Of
hie liberty 70 the pursuit 90 happi-
ness % nIA then anything destructive
fo this principle belongs ia the fun-
damfrtal laws in fact It's prohibition
is implied. We are strorEly remind
ed of the Old saving that lawyers are
men trained 90 efade the law
t. dispose 90 this question. which
5 % 90 the most important to the
citizens of New Mexico. 81 summarilv
aud then 20 Fmhudy in the colstitf-
tlon ali sorts 81 purely leg slarFe and
.uuimUortlnt matter. such as number
.of employees 90 De- hired hy the leeis-
lature salaries they be paid emo
m1fttr whether general wages in-
erfase or decreased. the GoNeruing or
wauaelus uf schools. ana "a hum
crfd end one things important in
themselves Het ehich surely could D.
safely LEFT % q legislature % average