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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-31
Ian NEW REGULATIONS
FOR CITY EMPLOYEES

For the first time since the new
City Hall has been thrown open a set
of rules was formulated last night for
the guido Of City Hall m
ployees i'1ae engine-room. The
rulds, WEI Ewn up by Alderman
Biertuempfesy I'D were presented be-
fore the Comb Councils committee
on public buildings. The reporting of
necessary repairs. the changes of
shifts, hours for reporting and other
matters which nave been loosely run.
it is charged, in the past, are dealt
with in the rules. Alderman Bier
tuempfel expressed a hope that they
would tend to lessen apparent friction
which has existed for some time in
that department.
The rules were taken largely from
factory rules and will have to be modi-
fed and changed before they will
comply with the law. The chief
change is that all employees of the
engineering department be under the
direction of the chief engineer, whose
authority has not been recognized
heretofore.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-31

vision of the calendar. The proposals
of the home office are embodied in a
bill now before Parliament providing
for a year of 1854 days. and for an ar
rangement of the calendar so h a any.
given day of the year will always fall
on the same day of the week for all
time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-31
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLIFTON AvENUE PAVING, GARRA-
A PLACE REPAVING, GoBLB
crDuTEm nAxyThrC

BRANT PLACE REPAVING, GoBLB
STREET PAVING.
Notice Is hereby given that the commission
city of Newark to make an estimate and as
sessment upon all the owners OF all the land
and real estate in the city of Newark pc
culiarly benefited by any local improvement IN
the said city, in proportion as nearly as may he
TO the advantage each was deemed to have ac-
quired, have made an estimate and assessment
Of benefits conferred upon all the owners of all
the lands and real estate 10 the city Of Newark
peculiarly benefited by each of the GLOWING
improvements in said city, namely:
The paving Of
CLIFTON AVENUE,
from Elwood avenue to Grafton avenue.
The repaving of
GARRABRANT PLACE.
from Bridge street northerly about go feet.
The paving of
GoBLB STREET,
from Thomas street to Emmett street.
Said assessment comprises all lots, tracts
and parcels of land and real estate liable to be
assessed as aforesaid lying on both sides of
CLIFTON AVENUE,
from Elwood avenue to Grafton avenue. on
both sides of
GARRABRANT PLACE.
from Bridge street northerly about go feet;
on both sides OF
GOBLE STREET,
from Thomas street to Emmett street. and have
filed their reports of said assessments for
benefits In the office Of the clerk of the Cir
cult Court OF the County of Essex, and that
the Judge of said court has fixed Saturday, the
first day of April, 1911, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, in the Circuit Court room at
the Court House, in the city Of Newark, as the
time and place OF hearing any objections that
may be made to the said assessments.
HERBERT BoGGs.
meh27-5t City Attorney.
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NEW CALENDAR PLAN.

LONDON. March 3l-The govern
ment is preparing to ascertain the sen
timent of the commercial interests of
the United Kingdom toward the re-
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Don't depend on a sIgn IN your window.
Use an ad in the Star.
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engine-room. The
n up by Alderman
were presented be-
Councils committee
Is. The reporting of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-31

City Hall.
Newark, NJ. j., March %, 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
flee from 3;15 to $3.50 o'clock p. M, OF Thurs
day. the sixth day of April, 1911, and opened
at the last-named hour, at a public meeting
of the board to be held at said time and place.
for the construction of sewers in
McWHORTER STREET
and
JOHNSON STREET,
COEYMAN SIt.rEr
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ployees i'A%e
rules wer wv
Biertuempfe. I'D
fore the Comb
On public hlIil,MH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
Athletes of Three
Cities to Have Big
Meet on Saturday
Gym Of the Y. NJ c. A. 20 Be a Lively
Place When Ali Get To-
getier.

An ~Ali-Omaha,' indoor track meet will
be held at the Omaha Young Mems ChriB-
tlau association Saturday the Omaha
Young Mems Christian association Satdr-
day, the Omaha Young Mems Christian as
sociHtion. Omaha High school. University
Of Omaha. Bellevue eoiiege. South Omaha
and Council Bluffs High schools and the
Young Mems Christian associations OF these
places taking part Arrangements ara be-
ing made 70 have some 81 the track athletes
among the soldiers Of Fort Crook and Fort
Omaha Join N the event
The All-Ouaha meet win be an annuaI
event hereafter and an outdoor track event
OF this kind may BE- scheduled also. The
number Of schools and athletic teams
around Omaha warrant the meet and a
geod list az entries "a expected by J. T.
Maxwell pEysical director az the Omaha
Young Mems Christian association. The
entry lists close March 3 Entries from
unattached athletes VIII be welcome AZ
weil as those from the organised bodies.
The list OF events Tor the indoor meet
VIII be a. follows rWenty-yard dash.
one-quartsr-mile race. running high jump.
standing broad jump. shot put and one
qlaartsr-mile RELAY racu- This is the First
time all the clubs OF the three cities win
have been together IN the same event ami
this initial attempt win be made the be-
ginning Of larger events in later years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
New Fish and Game
Laws Considered
Some Woald Have an Open Season
Of Fifteen Days for


Hnntsrs over AehrasEa wiz once again
BE- able 20 shoot quail in Tits state II the
new bin now being considered Is PASSED
BY the legislature this session allowing
the birds to be hunted frnm November 10
20 November IS. a fiftsen-daE season. An
other Of the rulings which Is just a. TN
p0rtant IS the law forhidding anyone to
sheet from blinds or over dscoga On any
river Of the sta1a-
Huntars and fishermen are also TO be
llasnaall 81 nalnn CHARGED resiIenr rrorfr-
nasu ana so for nonresident hunters and
fishermen. This money VIII be- turned over
70 TIE stafe game and naf warlIena and an
additional zao1 Is also asked for ths nah
hafchursea
Laws makins r. unlawful 10 XIII squirrels
az any tinne and pr0VidiuE Tor unlawful
methods Of fishing. such a. win nets. or
more than i've h0oiH 70 a Inc In AL public
Eatars are up TOR consideration. law
nialzinE n Lawful 10 use a seine or net By
permission Of the chief deputy game and
flah comEulsuionar 20 take hickory shad.
white buf1alo. sac1erE. carp and aauau
llah ON Of me watar has bssn passed a. the
pIe11lt session. e. we're also VARIOUS ufror
raIsa a. 10 Ina poassasiun Or game and Can
and tha prufectiun ot g.ma and Ten nom
unnecessary killing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
JUDGE AT BENCH SHOW
a. f. Hochwalf VIII Place the Rib
hons on the Best Dogs.
INTEREST m THE FELINE EXHIBIT
BIE Prin-s Axe Ogser-d, which Arr
HndueaR@ Entries fsss4 zzzT
Other western Cities-shs-v
"A the hudisor.au.

a. +. 9ochwaIt OF Dayton. o. has BEEN
selected az the Judge OF the first Omaha
Bench show to open IN ths Auditorium
March - Mr Hochwalt n one OF the best
ana most ezperisnced Judges in the coun-
try. having acted a. Judge in various shows
"a America In the last twenty-five Fears.
Last year he judged At tha great west
minister Kennel Club show held ct Madison
Square Garden. New York CIty.
The obtaining OF such a noted dog fan
cier as A. r. Hochwalt viii induce many
owners o. dogs 10 enter their pets. merely
TO nnd out IN what rank the Judging Of a
Eatioasi Judge would place them.
Other preparations tor = successful iui-
tai show have been going on fast BY the
OmahH Kennel association. The priza Int
contains a list Of $40 in cash prizes be-
sides silver trophies ranging IN value from
So to SO each. offered for the best dog
shown in each or the different breeds.
Premium lists and entry blanks viii be
out Monday and may be had upon aspli-
cation 20 r. r Burns secretary Of the as
sOciafion. at ASP Omaha National Bank
building Preminn lists and entry blanks
fur the cat department OF ths Bench SHOW
viii be issued March by Mr.. Burns. This
interest Of the cat fanciars is as great as
thar OF the canine owners and there win
probably be a good list Of entries for the
feline pets.
Hugo Brandeis. one of Lns lovers o. good
dnEs residing IN Omaha. has set his heart
on capturing FIRST prize Tor the French
bull cllas. with this IN view he has. com
riizzioned his brother arthur. now Ia Nsu
YORK. % purchase the best French bun IN
can ind tEsrs &c sl1os here. Many Omaha
people own Specimens Of this breed and
win be glad 80 see a Thoroughbred French
buII
The entry Est from out Of town win be
large. as mary OF the cities ef the middle
west viii senG dogs. south Omaha VII b
wen represented. and there win BE- az least
fiftv entries from there Lincoln has
number Of fine dogs and the capital city
VIII send a good representation Inquiries
have been received from Chicagn. 81. Louis.
Kansas CITY. 81 Joseph. De1 Moinas. Sioux
CItr. Minneapolis. S. Paul and others.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
JUMBO STIEHM THE REAL
GOODS FOR lust BIG MAN
New Coach far Csrnhusi<srss - sfE
Esot Three amd weighs 21O
P0unds When Trained.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Feb. B.-'Jumb0"
stiehm, the new foot bail coach tor tlis
University OF Nebrasha. is q Wisconsin
mar. by birth. educstion. and a. a n0or
bah player. having been ssr TIRES seasons
the snappsr-back Tor the Badges eIsVsns
and choice 0f several experts IN his last
year for tins conference eleven Stiehn has
tor the last year. been coach 81 Hipou col
lege at Ripon. Wis, and IN one season az
the Wisconsin secondary elaEana- suehzn
81 ons of the biggest men who ever figures
IN foot bail IN the middle west standing
SIX feet three inches in height. and weigh
ing when IN his prime IN foot ban game
condition no pounds, All meat and solid
bone He played center On ths University
Of Wisconsin eleven for thrS1 years. and
was the choice Of many experts Tor the all
western position
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
Aggies Win from
Missouri by Score
Of 81 to 18 at Home
Missouri Rallies in Second HALF and
Ties Game, but Loses Near
Close.

AAIEs. Ia. Fen. s.-5speciaI releEram-l-
Ames defeated Missouri again today BY
score Of q TO IS The game was unusually
fierce throughout. with foot ball tactics tn
favor Play was clean. Ames led through
the first half Dy a score Of IS 70 Z Mis-
siuro came hack in the second half ana BY
haS>t fighting tied the score toward the
CLOSE uE the hair Brown got pretty bas-
ket lIear the Finish.
Captain Cohen missed several baskets
2.fter MS team mates had worked the bali
TO the Eoal- Parker played excellent ball.
tossing several baskets from the center OF
the floor. Purkheiser and BURGESS played
a great Defensive game Joe BroWs Masher
and reveItrup starred for kmea. Ames
again displayed better team work I1neup.
A1lEa AlIaEnrnr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
INV COACH ron DoAsE TEAH
Gradaats Coaas. haek % Traia me
AfhEaeeu There.

AIuANGen mere
CRETE Ne0., Fen. zs--(speciaI. l-=Vgil-
liam 3. Price. a sraduate az Doans c0IleEe
IN ths class Of HN has rscenfly been ap-
pointed coaeh az Doans college m charge
Or the basket ball. base ball and track
athletics
Mr. PriGa played right end On Doaae'I
foot baii team In lsol-z: he played haae
bah az Doano in the spring q fsos. and
also. several seasons on tns Crets town
team. and on ssml-prufeasionai uins1s he
pluysd basket baI on the collsEiats team az
joliet uf 10 ns
He Wa clach AZ C0VinHtGn. Ind. in foot
bah and base ball IN ls8l. IN foot ball and
traoE athienca a. joliet b.. IN fsGB-e. IN
1aa1st nall SO kanlnare. y D., IN uo8
mt1 e1ot bail team a. sliet rzuEed ~
drs 81 ths gaIaa besf IN IlIinois Two mem
bara a. has tracA team a. Joliet made inter
coIiagiata records. HIS h1aket q . team a.
Ksnmore Non the champi0uafli OF the
northwest Alr. Priv hasf ALREADY gained
the c1undsnca ana respect o. ne Doaua
atnietea. Duane has won two gaze ~
naaEet bail in ~ Erst season. kasing De-
faatsd Wesleyan and EearneT. IL - BE-
ueFed that NJ Pfies wa Al aEealIaut Work
mis- sDring in naauaging base bah ana track
athletics.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
WRITaoaE FOR LIBERAL
ADMINISTRATION At GLIB
New Prealdsnt Of ths Nod aad Gaa
c1ub Names ths mruaBeEs - Caua-
mites fnF year.

New Prealdanf Of the H9d aaa Gaa
C1ab Nas.ea the urmbeEs - caua-
mEtsas fnr Year.
The Rod and Guu eiab is q niace OF com
fort amusement ana recraation Tor All its
members at ALI times. and is afiairg Wlll
Be 80 commissioners. declares a. p Whit
more. the new president o. the orEauiza-
tion. tn mis- connection he has named the
committees which are 20 have charEa Of
tha administration Of the ciub's depart
ments for the year.
In q member q Instances only the chair
man Of tae conznittees have been naned-
rhsze cia5rlliss4 7siii ssszaz= szs sss14ssli4ass
menbers. subject 10 the approval % the
board ~ dlraofora
Tha cufuuitteeEuaD are
FIuanca-1L LnfilIa chairman a. r.
Rncnn. al III Andersen.
E4nuna and Grouuds-l. C.. EldFedae.
uhalrnnaus T.. A. Cllna. ~ s. King. A. y
HItruu IL II EerrFmnu. III Loftlle
Yachta-a 81 Hamilton, chairman
MOTOR HOats-D c. EldredGa, chairman
Carnas-a. 81 Alll41aulIl. chairman
came rrutacfLun Fishing and Shooting
A. hioom. ci'2lrl.an
Fntarluiumeuc--sE n Aui4na14ns chair
uiln. s. q Hamilton. oscar Llsben. y c.
FsunNa. Monr1e Lrnacn.
alamberahlu--L II PrenuzH. chairman;
0aurra W. CraiH. ". o. king.
hIIri fIirsT.rldanrT y Plumb. cnllEIl1al,
IL Z. ah1ata, Roy Clmu1aii.
Trap slloorne-Georga w. CraiE chair
1Ihisuo--L p. Prsnuus ohuirnan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
mTEnG0LLEGIATE - -


University % AaUa Hted VITA Maasa-
shuaettH kHrlcuIturn1.
WASHINGTON. Fen She close Of
thu seventh week Of the IntercolleEiats
RIFE ieaEue wHtrhes finds afazHachusetfs
Agricultural and the University o. Iowa
tisd Cor FIRST placs. win seven Fictorles
and no defeats each
Matches Tor tha weak resulted aa follaus-
Columbia defeated New Harupsdira. !, 81
20 LlM
Iowa defeated Ariaona. Ius 20 1nG
NagEachuaafrg Aerfculfural apfentef
Dartmouth. l6.1 70 INA
Cornell defeated Missouri. l7N 70 liza
tn lffl
lIrans dafantsd caHr.rnia. I'M 70 Q osy
dalaultl.
80 3 i1g def1uifl.
Washinst1n stats defsated Rhods Isl
and atatas In 10 Es
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
All Western League Managers Have Their Ready Opening
WESTERN LEAGUE
READYFORACTION

Eight Of the Managers Announce the
Players They Have on
Their Lists.
SOME ARE STILL MAKING TRADES
Omaha Looks About a. Good on Paper
as Any.
PA ROURKE Is VERY HOPEFUL
Topeka Fans Buy Tickets foE the In
tire Season.
NEW OWNERS CHANGE NAME
Want to Be Known as the "Kawsp in
the Future.
DENVER STILL CLAIMS THE RAG
sBurt WRITER'S a. the Wouatala rswu
Thtnk rher- n We N-ed 70 Play
the s-aeauFe, 90 seasuu e.
a. Gesa 80 Over.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

Carfsa1a Tuam-
CAMBRIDGE. HISS. Heb. A--aarVlrd
added anather htg sane ID 10 foot han
schedQis Cor naEf fa1 when tha C4riisle
Indians we're given lna dats Car Nosenbas
~ This same wil TAXA tha piaco a. ma
with cornen and ia tp - nIaVR1 Ia cam
bridEe. Graduafa Manasar Garcolan a. tha
athieiic hoard uaia nat Cornsu uas unable
20 play HnrV4rd. a. tRo games esay ffom
hams ars 81 mat are psrmiltaa b. ths
Cornel aulhaIlness
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

EaHHeII. Joe E1DWn I4Il Mo8ner- IeVa
trup %, Parker "a. BurresB o. Goa
from foul. Mosher %, Parker 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

Bernard Jacobson was a passenger
FOR Belen this morning on two days
business visit
Rare treat Williams famous Jubilee
singers. Eiks opera house Friday
uiglt
W u Nowcomh clerk of the cour,
~ SOcorro. h. here today on n short
business trip
:. T.. Tuss"r. superintendent OF thu
santa F. reading room service. at
rived In the city this morning irou
san Francisco.
Mrs. I II Ramp ot santa Fc is
stopping "a the Attattdo for tcN
days ana calling on many rlends u
the city
W r. Brown. freight and passen.
ger agent for IN" santa Pc AZ T.
paso. arrived in Ga, citN Yesterday
ON "a business trlp
Frank 1.emast,r. ardmastcr foi
the santa p al Rrlou. returned &,
his pos, this morning after a visit oI
several days IA this cit
g. t. Pollard. postmaster. genera
merchant and lumber dealer az -,
pamela S. NJ, rs in tho cts for Is few
days ON business
Mtreu. f. kvlb lcn this moruin,
ON % tour of tbc southern part of ~,
toritur' IN the interests Of the pcci
dental Insurance company II, WI
bo away tbohl three weeks
j g. >toWden OF the santa pc SCI
cret service, son of santa Fc Dctcr
tive E "a. Snuwdcu. arrived IN tia
city Nost.rday from an official iAun
10 ltprlal points
\ i Meade. wealthy cement con
tractor rom Los Angeles, spent th'
daA u iho clty lu conference with th'
bpild,r of IA, new municipal sewer
ago system. ana VII continue tu Den
Yer luusnt
al w.nb"rs ni 900, order Of th,
Eastern star ar, requested To NEE
at tho n,N Mason, r'wnlc Thursday
az 30 w.. tu makr .rrlur utlts foi
car pu. See at the fomt opening u'
thr t.Wuic.
Al Allsons aud mcmhers nf tho orr
der ot Eastern star ur, requested Gel
report Thursday morning ~, mum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

IA, evening ana % will be- atruck with
O. ..usiug vibration 81 pro, SOS seV, n
thrtt welding iu cVor-iuD .auu.
cordially uutu bft,r the hour OF ou..
E.rti lads ind gentleman in the citv
has n'cr invited to- attend tho op,u-
ms. and G au invitation has not uI.
ready hr,l received in the form OF t
culd or b., word nf member Il is
hereby t'ndo cd. &C. come ana make
merry n a srufo of dimoren, ways
Excursion rates viii be- IN forao uu
every railway BOZ tIr territory
conception oi Tho brilliancy Of tuc
sfIHr can b' gained from tn mrr
statement that th CO. fun ortbost'af
and e. bras. hIud win Dc piaviu. %
th" buldiug eco ih" same timc Tho
management drrlIr, mat the .nalr
WIN ociips, banquet a. the 'Alya.-
ado, a. Mnut,rum1 bah ana oonecr;
hN John T. ~auaa a cump.uN. .l,
rolled into ono Tu. bah will not oc
furmal. and Too committee hn. iuia Il
that dro-s suits win not be ~ order.
\ carnival "Ntrlyugant has beeu up-
piled in tho Country village. a son.
edton under th, direction 90 Ma Dr.
pro-tcm W y. Gfmmrr.
\ reception commute, of once h3n-
trtd members win look at a."
guests anon tucn arrival ana guid,
WlI conduct PERSONAL excursion COB
rt,rS part OFF the trmpl, throughout
thy ,t MINIS Governor NNs and mau.
other 1-ululi, NIf .Itaud.
MANY ORGANIZATIONS u th. Hitv ..D
generously cIutrIhutus tp me slc-
coss "f tac .,-ning Among ,h,W b.
tho pa-tim. theatyr which VIZ ,"nd
90 u orchestra Geo ssuco the occasion
ma, AlNaT1dp through Mnuag D.
~mitb.ts. Da. also promised tlcir
corps uf rN.rliouI musicians 90 tho
t..tl,Iles. Manager }. sam lluuet con
uf the AIrdom, WIli supply 20 refined
luuI,Iur sketch toAm. Gao take god
u fr. griut concert toiioWiug .l.
! banquet Tho Mandolin club a. Al.
! Muurruue has also consented 10 at.
sIHi Th H,nycr- iode, In true ou"s'
/ co. spirit ha- t'udrr,d tho s"rvicc- ni
"a 1r3ss band and real live beaver
/ t.y,rt lodge l Albuquerque VIII h'
/ t,ur ,e,utoj u IA, dtt,ndnncc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19

hfl'f', whose appearances are al
ways awaited With the greatest inter-
est The committee feols that IL has
added another triumph to it, rrcurd
~ making ihc promise that NJ Kelly
Will appear IN musical numbers
Following ia" performance OF the
play and the vpudo,ill. The IlarugarI
VIII entertain those in Attendance "a,
q social dance. Director Fred n 81
liz has byn secured to direct tho or
chestra ana h' will enhance tho o, 81
casi"n with nov music. which has
been sent for In the east.
The play deals With the trihula-
tons of a "Quack Doctor "licim
Guac ksallcr' when Translated ~
though tn, words viii bc ia German
the action II quick ANA lively enough
aud funny enough to furnish an at
traction well worth witnessing bN all
William Dolde. Al,xas with and
Eugene With are on the arrange
mcnts committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
SINCLAIR PROVES
GOOD COLLECTOR
He Secures Over 500 in Cash
Fares During Past Few Days
and Expects to Be Made a
Conductor Soon.

santa IT, special OiHccr sinclair
continues tu Doe busy u. u.s. BINS.
putting the provorbial colored nnabi-
iaut oI th, Woodpilr out of tho blue
book oi classics and ia making ia,
hobo in tho hn>stack famous \ pal
ace horse car going from Phocni> CO.
Munror Wis passed through ycstrr
day, and boa goud-siz,d pile OF hay
iu un end ui The ear Nts concealed u
-tahlcman sinclair dragged him ~
light ana compelled hIw Go pa! the
price oi a frst class fare. just goo.
The man MAS impressed with th, bar
gain offered, ANA gaE, over tho
money The amount collected by the
cutcrprisiug official los fares of this
KIND In Che past two weeks Vill net
ne railroad over S1uO.
Police court sat upon ono yasahoud
TINS morning 10 tho extent ut CONE
witlug him To- ten daNs of combine
mont The hoho is au annoy ing char
act,r that has been disturbing tho IN
hthitauis ut q section 90 th. .itN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-19
CITY BEAUTIFUL
IS THE SLOGAN

The citizens of Albuquerque haze
been requested DS X w ID BRYAN to
aid the psif commissioners IN pre-
sci Wing De shrunhcry ana flower m
Robinson park The beatty OF thS
breathing spot can only be prescrN.
Ell hy The cooperation OF the towns
people II is suggested that by admon'
shing the children. q great deal can
D.. done. as II is he children who are
T,sponsihle tor most 81 the damage
that is done Attention IL called to
section $40. revised ol dinaDccs. city
of Abuuucrque. y NJ 1911 Any
ana an persons found guilty al pluck.
Ing. purloininE iniuiing or destroy.
ms any trees. flower shrubs OF
plants growing Ia the public parks
or In CO.. around any private yard, gar
den ol enclosure belonging TO any
private citizen within the corporate
limits at tho ci'y, unless leave 10 do 81
shall FIRST have been obtained, snail
be- fined not less than S. nor more
than $40. and IN case OF failure 10
pa, the fine aud costs shall Dee I'm.
prisoncl NOT less than hNc DAYS nor
more than zen days.'
IA seems difficult 10 make people
understand aid Mr. Bryan that
tnc above ordinance should ho rigidly
enforced children seem determined
10 pick no flower, a, the park. They
arauy thai The park beiunged 10 th
CTS and therefore the flowers belong
200 the people aud ~ consequence To
them Ihcl forget that al the chi
J.Du 100 ,ur "|y cannot be- supplied
iug hlr. Iu nor lloWors enough
grown ip thp park They also fuil "a
recognize the tact that the paris
ttiup 20 col flowers o. not a. altra,.
live 90 hose who ireguen, Il as IL Is
Whom thc blooms are allowed 10 re-
main Many children. particularly
girls are Yegy fond OF flowers. and
having none at home they naturally
coyct those seen IN the paris. Parents
Viii help The parh aud cuy author.
tiles IL thoN will impress upon tho
minds OF their children that the park
flowers are 10 ornament ana bcautiiy
the park ana are undnr no clrcum.
stances io he removed II will be- re.
/ sretablr n ia II found necessary 10
+ invoke the power of the law Ia in.
/ press upon he minds OF The children
| OF the city that nc plants, shrubs and
! flowers OF the park are not TO be
molcstcd"