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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06
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The regular meeting of the W. c
I. L.. was to have been held at thu
| residence of MIR. Alex Holly. with
Miss Virginia Wilson. but owing Il
| unforeseen circumstances. the meet
ing place was changed to Mrs. Wal
kcr's on Florida avenue. AT thu
request Of the president, Mrs. BeyiS
read the scripture lesson from tn
9Th Ps. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
A letter from Miss Neal stated thai
Miss Ellen Stone will be with US Sat
urday. she will be entertained
vi re- by Mrs. Eppes Tucker, Sr.
SIT # afternoon an informal "At
Home will be held at Mrs. Tucker S
II honor of Miss Stone, and all ladies
who would like to meet her socially,
arr invited to call from three 70
!iir n'clOck
We hope IA lar2e crowd will avail
Themselves OF the opportunity OF
hearing Miss Stones address Sunday
afternoon At three o'clock at the
Methodist church
After scttlins ,Ae details connect
"a VITA Miss stones coming, We en-
ioyed hearing 4 partial report IRON
t!c state ConYeHtiun, b. Mrs. Webb,
The time being too imlt,d for full
report today Oac point made WIS
that next 10 the Pr .i,i' Mt HE most
d bn.laMt office wa ihal of Treas
ar,r. good treasurer and collector
sill k" y ~ the funds thereby in
creasiug the efficiency o. the Union.
During Miss Meals sp"cch,' Mrs.
VI, BIZ said a card was handed in to
hcr, ,hy mere man Icu) asking the
question, Why don't You women
ptt men ~ oii' = ilo ~ tIlIol''.
the laws?" and echo answers, why?
And that reminds US We hear COM
plant to the effect that the curteW
law is not lcin" enforced as it should
be Mr. Officer don't b. afraid to
do your duty II the fathers and
mothers don; thank you now, they
may in after years
ThcyncNt regular meeting will b"
held Eith Mrs. WillOuchby, Dee. -
We had two visitors. Mrs. French
and Mrs Coleman
MRS II Is MORSE
Press Supt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06
GIRLS, WAS IT Y0U9

IT, asked if he might smoke Is h
walked along III" street with her
and she said Yes. she didn't care
Some times he smokes without even
asking permission and she flows hin,
To do 50, unrcbuked.
It is usually said that young
man treats his sweetheart, and
young lady friends. with more cOur
tcsy than he does his wife after he
is a married man, hut do you no.
tice. girls. you scldor sc 4 married
man smoking as he walks out with
his wife.
Another one feels disappointed IN
some girls he is associated with. be-
cause OF their taste for some kinds
of music Girls. think twice, before
You sing some of the so-called popular
songs. Place your standard high. and
don't worry one minute. but that the
right kind of young man will strive
nightly TO reach ii. if you are worth
the climb Compel him to treat you
with the same respect he demands
other young men shall show his sis
ter. if h. is the right kind Of
brother
ONE WHO LOVES GIRLS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06
KILLED BY BITE OF A WHITE RAT

Arcadia. Dee. Fired Espenlauh,
son uf Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Espenlauh.
living in the northeastern part of
this city. died Thursday from blood
poison. caused from the bite Of a
fourteen years. The funeral was
held at the Met. I church FRIDAY
afternoon. Rev II. a. Sweat offiCiat-
in- The bereayed parents have the
sympathy Of the entire community
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06
NO REST FOR THE WICKED
lh" sanford Herald says:

II" sanford Herald says:
Editor l'r.Aerington Of the Lake
band 'i'e!rS.am hds touching arti-
tlc ~ that paper about the bless
ms of resi-. Too carly in tn,
gam, 10 TAX about rest nov, Bro.
ilcth"r!l -toll Wait until You get
Il ease o, HE genuine, hone break ing
grip and YOU will get thar sweet
list FOR folr days al least.
We weren't thinking Of or expect
llS rest for ourstlf We have touch
ilS articles about money. quail, and
other things in our paper frequent
~. but il is not beraus" We expect to
secure any OF them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

1t is an actual fact that 3D.
in South Florida at this tiA,
the season has actually 81.
more people than at any 'I,, Z.
former winter seasons et.t
height St cloud I iirif,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

There is a candidate for Governor
of Florida running down in Key
West, but as yet he's only running
around the island which constitutes
a very nice rarc-track but owing to
it's circular form, il docsnt get him
very close to Tallahassee Maybe
after the railroad gets to Key West
Mr.. Semple will get over on thu
mainland and do some running.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

cromwell Gibbons promises TO
spring a sarprisc ON MS all ere long
in his race for Governor Political
surprises are not infreQuent, but
generally they come to the candidate
during the still small hours of the
night after election day
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

Tampa is hope up because il is
going to b. allowed to have look al
the silver service which is to be pre-
vented to the battlcship Florida. and
which was purchased with money
donated by popular subscription W.
still think a donation Of this kind a
piece of foolishnrss and that there
are hundreds of ways in which the
money could have been expended t.
better purpose.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

Will some enc kindly explain why
every RON AID then some person
whose a,rt mplshmcnts in this life II
would l"Vuirt the most powerful
magnifying glass to discern, goes
out of their way when addressing us
to refer to your little paper?"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

"Do not liz in bed in the mo! IL
ing. eoun~tl~ he Sanford Herald.
mess hours !, ,uoul beginning before
getting NJ il. tr morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

The nan " hu is not satisfied with
the brand Oh weather being handed
out just Ron -, indeed, hard to
please And Mas there ever more
perfect naoni- ii nights than those
with Which We are now being fav-
Ored?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06
His Was Laziness

When an Indian candida, ~ re
ministry was asked to dpil" q, lila.
sin, he s AID ne didn't knew WHIT
other peoples mleht he. hu IL. IN
sure his was 'aziness
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

From the result OF yeSttr day $
election in .os Angeles, il would
seem that women do moi fa"or So
calim
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06
From the same Office is issued
TIE LAKELAND NEWS

a weekly newspaper giving re-
sumo of local matters, crop condi-
tons, county affairs, etc. Sent
anywhe.e ful $500 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

While Waiting Tor His Oatrot1
What has become. asked - u.
auisitive boardev, of n" I'D fash.
icned man who us,d 10 say, - n.
Teller says
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

Those who are inclined to duub,
the proposition that the coming tour.
ist season is to be the greatest Flor
ida ever knew have only to take :
brief trip out into tn" surrounding
country and keep tab on their per-
sOnal experiences and observations.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06
AT A BARGAIN.

The Pensacola papers are clamor-
iLg for state aid to their Interstat,
Ialr. tertainly. And if they can't
~ il from the legislature our own
state fair association has on hand
som" t,.rtv thousand that might b..
bad AT great har.ain. Tampa
Times
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

Surprise is expressed that reiia ble
statistics show that Jews are longer
lived than Christians. That is no
problem M all. Ii is such hard work
TO be- Christian that il kills people
OF prematurely Tampa Times
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

Son supports His Father. Wa "A
headline that caught our eye, and
We turned eagerly TO the paragraph
to read this story of iilial devotion
having son or 50 ourselves IL
turned out however, that the syn was
merely supporting the old man polit
ically and not providing grits and
gravy. As we had hoped to read. Not
many sons giving the old man any
support that costs anything.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06

Hon Frank r Harris. editor of
the Ocala Banner. who has been
solicited by friends all over the state
TO make the race for Governor. in a
lignitied and eloquent statement de-
clincs To become Il candidate He
urges as the chief reason Of his de-
clination the prohibitivc expense of
the primary. and although wealthy
friends have Offered TO advance funds
10 defray his campaign expenses. he
is too conscientious to accept such as
sistaner Mr. Harris has done much
Tor his Stale We doubt II Florida
has ever had Governor who has
rendered here greater s.ikic. H.
admits that To h.tomc Governor =.
the State would row; his lifes am
bition. and il is. indeed. IL l. regret
ted that this worthy and honorable
ambition may not bc s-atiiicd
Whether he may yet enter the poiit-
ical arena or remain n his present
sphere Of great usefulness nc will
continue 10 he regarded IS one oi
the States first citiz; ms one o.
Florida grand old me!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-06
ONE DEAD, ONE DYING
Brothers. Riding Bicycles, Collide
With Automobile.

Fitzgerald. Ga. Dec. = Clarenca
Trip died today and his brother,
Cecil Trirp. is said 10 BE- dying as 4
result Of 4 collision between the
bicycles they were riding and an
automobile driven by John Hogan
near here late last night
Cecil Trips head is injured and
both arms and both legs are broken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
GOMPERS MUST DEFINE
MEANING OF TEAMSTER
Labor organizations Engage IN pr.
culi"r tu>~ ayr Occupations and
" hai The, Mean.

Chicago, April lp--ls 1t more dig.
niiicd" 90 be- baker than . team
stcr' Should q canister who Is a
salesman hc classified as driver
These are some Of the questions
thai vii have .o ue solved los prcsi.
dent Gpmpcts uf The American Fsl.
Grafton of LahO. u'iorc peace can be
restored between officials AMI mem.
bcrs OF III Bakery ana Conlectionpry
Workers union and the International
motherhood of lcamsters Chauil 'urs
Siablcmcn ana iivlpers Gompors Is
due here today The dispute is OF
several years s'1hding ana ccnleis
around a numnI OF bakery warOh
drivers IN 'hIcu-u who are members
ut the baker, union. Officials of The
ioamsicrs' union uusire these driver
transferred to fH.ir organization on
Z he theory thar luoy are "teamstcrs
The driver in question, howoyor 40
not share This view regarding them.
selves They ir-is. they arc "saies.
men more lhan mere wagon drivers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
THROW oar THE LINE.
dive the kidurt~ Help anI Many Al
buqucrqnc People VIII i,c
Happier.

"'rarow out the Life Line
Tho KIDNEY Mood help.
They're oNtrUoJked--cant get the
poison Uttered out ~ the blood.
They re getting worse every min.
ute
VIII you hrlt tu'm?
poan's kidney pllls have brought
thousands of Kidney sufferers back
from the verge uf despair.
VIII cure any form of kidney trou-
Bile.
Mrs Han, SEE W. Iron Ave. Albu.
qucrIuc. ~ NJ. says: II willingly cor.
toborai" tho public statement I gave
~ favor uf poan's Kidney PILLS In
January. tpo7. 10 the effect tina, they
had been used len my family with
splendid results \ member Of our
household suffered for months from
pains in the back ana often was un.
able to do anything for u day or two.
Doan's kidney Pills brought positive
relief and Thus earned my endorse
mcnt In my ppinion this remedy tx
one that cannot fail to bring relief
from kidney disorders"
For sale hy an dealers. price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Durfalo
New York. sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name--poan's and
take no oiurfs ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
ROSWELL BASTILE Is
BEING COMPLETED NOW
steel Cages Are Being Installed aud
sam" Company That Did Work
Year \go l. >iiii Engineering Job.

NHtDihl lo Evening herald
Roswell s. NJ. Aprn 10 StaaIc,
aud EguHh are down 1850 feet with
th,ir artc.iun Well on their land cast
co. Dexter ana viii continue to- 90 depth
of 1900 feet Oil indications are so
strong That thp} have strong hopes of
finding colo a lutte deeper. rhcy are
using and N-iuch casing
Friends "t Rev aud Mrs ". g.
NleNaud'r have received notice of the
dc'tu of Mrs. Alexander AT Atlauti,
'itN y j.. last Friday night IN
Alexander Was pastor ot the First
Pr,shA terrain church of Roswell fur
two scars and they lcft Roswcll Tor
Atlantic Ntiy on account of Mrs. Al,N-
Hndrr buIith uniy about two Wecks
ago. THOR only son. Captain ". e..
Alexander, lr. IN instructor ia IN,
New M'Aivu Miilinr, institute. arrived
ia Atlantic city only a few hours b,-
fore sin, PASSED away
TIA" steel portion of the NOW mil
for rhaycs county is being erected bl
Fiauk j. Link. construction sipcrin-
t'udrut of the pnulS Jail Buildiug aud
Mnnuiacturing company of st Louis,
Mo The sam, company built the old
court house aud inil IA 1890 then SUI
p"intcndcnt mere then being charles
Il sparks
Hoy " g. Alexander. tormcr pas
tor. Hud i VI REID. an elder Of the
First proshytorian church 81 RosVcli.
W"rc elected az the meeting ot the
Frosbytrry of The Pccos valley at NJ
tost a. commissioners to the mccting
81 the general assembly OF tho church
az Atlantic CITY y j. Nav -. l'tl.
NI,yand,r Mti'hcrson finished
short tiur since setting out 500 acres
al orchard ON the Bcrrcndo irrigated
farms tract adjoining Roswell ON the
uurth. Under his skilltul direction
tie crew of men set out t2O trees an
hour ton hours a. day Tor ~ days
two trees q minute As TIA, trees
were set they were irrigated bN au-
other crow that worked in day aud
nisht shifts.
Forty ears, 400 400 gallons. ot crude
uil Tor smudgmg fruit trees have
been shipped into the P,cos ,ull,N.
NOR. than halt of II being taken nN
At Roswell south -prng
took % great deal ct it aud the re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
GROUP CONQUERED
EVERY MOTHER SHOULD READ
AND REMEMBER THIS

IN any homo where child has e
tcud ncy Co Group. bottle or nv.
OMEt pronounce 30 iligu-u-mcJ
should b, kept constantly uu naud.
\ sudden attack ot group with diff
nruit breathing aud ,Vtrcm, distress
Is apt Co come on at any time.
TIA course Go ho pursued is plain
Send tor your ductor at once aud IN
the meantime drop 30 drops ct ny
OMEl into % bowl o' boiling water.
aud hold IN, uhIld's head over II,
cover with towel or cloth. 80 tina,
only the air hll,d with nyomci vapor
is brcathrd
This mrthod ot rettm, at mas saved
many childs life. aud mothers Of
croupy children should see to II that
HYOMEi is always az hand. Fun IN
structions for prompt relief of Group
Is IN each package
\ Doe bottle or HYOMEl Is al YOU
need iu frn ting Group. This he
known boz ai drug stores as Extra
BOTTLE HRumoi lnhal,nt. J. II.
&C.,. aud druggists eVcrvw here
sell o. Breathe HYOMEI. II o.
Eu1rant Dd 60 cure catlrrh. Group.
soto throat bronchitis. coughs and
colds ur money back
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

matter up With the railroad company
and request that they pace . light at
said crossing
alderman Clarke brought To the az.
teution of the council the danger to
vehicles and pcdcrtriaus ~ the double
street crossing at Second street aud
Central avenue. and recommended
that all ears be stopped before cross
ing either street
Moved by Alderman Clarke, second.
ed by Alderman Conroy that the mar.
shai be- instructed TO have all street
cars come 20 FUN stop before cross.
ing The street al crossing OF Second
street ana Central avenue
Carried Aldermen, Reidy. Augc.
Conroy, sherwood. Cocn. Thomas and
Clarke voting yes
Fire committee reported To council
that there were q sections, or about
900 feet of IRE hose that was unft
Tor use by the IRE department aud
recommended that same be disposed
OF
Moved by Alderman Cocn. seconded
hy Alderman Rcidy. that 5 or q hun
bred feet of condemned fire hose be-
disposed of at price to be deter
mined on by IRE committee.
Carried Aldermen Reldy. Auge,
Conroy, sherwood. Cocn. Thomas and
Clarke voting yes.
Moved by Alderman Cocb, second
by Alderman sherwood, that the sal.
AIRY of city attorney bo raised from
$50 to 800 per month beginning
April I, 1911
Carried Alderman Reidy. Ause.
Conroy, sherwood, Cocn, Thomas and
Clarke voting yes
Moved hy Aldcl.,fan vsiari<ts. second.
ed by Alderman Reidy. that City PLY.
stefan Burton be- allowed the assist.
ant now employed by the city until
MAY |. 1911
Carried. Alderman Kcidy, Auge.
Conroy, sherwood. Coen. Thomas and
Clarke voting yes
Upon motion, the councd adjourned
] w ELDER.
Mayor.
JOHN - McMANuS.
Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

maiud,r went down th. valley
Hugh Gage of Art,.s bias sold has
leua-Dp ranch and 300 bead uf .attic
tp W u BARNES ana % J.. Williams.
The cattle bringing over yIu. hrud.
Mr'trr'n ana Ferguson of Herr
."rd Teas. have bought 900 ,urlirr
h"ii'rs aud steers from Bruce n
Matsu Prices not given.
Ih, owners Of tn, Last chance irri-
-'tI"u dl'rh have had tn. nld lumber
Iuu' across the \urth icrrondo
river taken out aud % reinforced con-
rr'i. inverted siphou built In its
place 81 Is i.o feet long with y di-
"Wnt'i of two feet. th, aphou proper
"'ius 49, feet long. The dip is o. f,ct.
j. g. Troutman, q Harvard man.
who has boon in Roswell over year.
has taken = position as instructor In
the Military institute. succeeding ".
~ N"Ndndcr. Jr.. who WIS called To
Atlantic Ctt', y. J.. u5 the fatal III
mess ot his mother
Last june the famous Hereford
herd of cattle belonging to the &. G.
SnuB ht,r cattle company was taken
from the company's hig alfalfa farm
one mile east "f Roswell tp the ranch
in Hocki'N county Texts r. l..
slaughter of SVcciwatcr. Texas. and
John r Juyucr of i.a Mesa. Texas.
have bought the herd. comprising ~
breeding COWS and one bun. Tor sl0.-
900.
Roswell has been getting more rain
for few days and everybody is pre-
dieting prosperous, year. On. "old
timer says ho would like To see
som, of those big Indian Red cling
peaches We used 10 raise here. some
oi them weighing - To- T. ounces
each.
". g. winston sold Y. VI Fletcher
100 acres close 10 orchard Park on
IA, east Ton s2touU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

the lions
yes. I've been married since N /
saw you Queer how some female
look at thcsc things. isn't a. was
fottin nightly lonely with IA, odd
run and The dog. but | dihni scu an,
thiug of II soOihiu nature runuin
iooec IN these parts So nu3,d
around over into the Cocopnh resci.
walton. The old cher was within
enc lsh. and 80 VAS the squaw bat
IN" rite. end ceremonies OF the tribe
had To I9 cared for It's a habil they
nave. You know. that when YOU want
one ni cln. Won have to 10 out. catch
q deer with your hands. sin it's throat
aud drink the blood
You did that
" aid Aud tho old man handed
over me ghl lrrlgatOr' then VIII
81 and smoke long time. saying
nothing
III was Just sort Of loan. though. 3"
he finally venture.
She lett you?"
That 1t Women are har1 ron,
To please One evening fouut mo
STOW pan on The ashes / thml VA
too refined for her when man has
been civilized with white folks Van
cant wash out the copper from h.
SKIN ot a Cocopah. II wont copccu.
lratc ana the furnace OF love isn't
hot enough To- smelt H."
"Iiut YOU sti,l have your dog. your
gun and horse
Yes, but that horse rs ono hun.
drcd aud twenty years old-.lNc luOk.
cd at his teeth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
|RR|GA1OR POWELL
DISCOVERED ART
Of RECLAIM
Arizona Pioneer Knows Better
Dam Site Than Roosevelt
Talks Interestingly on
Many Subjects.
Special 20 The Eycning Herald

Special 90 The Etching Herald
Douglas. Nriz. April 10 Perhaps
You have seen the Grand Canyon oi
the Colorado. he Ruoseyol' dam, o.,
ruins of The GIN Dwcllcrs. the Dig
copper smeltcrs ~ Douglaa. he old
mission oi san Navior az Tucson. the
snake dance OF The llopls. aud may De
YOU have sven a glimpse of battle
uion. he border OF visited a camp
Of the rrNuitosos on the MCNiCan side
OF tht International I'M. bat YOU have
noi seen all me sights az Arizona II
you have not watched old 'lrfigutor
Powell stroll forth from his humble
homo on the Blue river. north OF tiif.
ton nor have you heard the .lraugvst
tales OF The suuthWu.t 10 you have not
heard him tea Won bic stories in big
way
FOR with "Irigator Powell evop.
thinl is bis Ills eyes are likc The
eyes of fIy they multiply Al dcoln
aud all scenes. all aCtlVidDs aud an
hopes 1T 4 thousand ang,os aud every
anglc Is the copyright OF mind
that Is ~ oncc gentle aud uniquv.
pleasant ana startling
'lrrigator' Was one Ol the pioneer
ct the Imperial valley IN California.
lie was there before The water low
cd into the flst irrigation dteb. ana
IN his own humble way he viii tell
YOU that he knew the yal,Ct wJu,l
make good long before anybody else
ever drcamm of n as one oi The
pa,aiiscs of The land
Then driftcd into Ari.uu,' h1
says, going ON 40 tell yon thar white
Grover Cleveland. Thcodor, Ru0sc.
Welt and Ginord Fincho, have been
set down ON he pdsl, oi history .t
IN, real genuine article IN irrigation
projects and national conservation
onc "lrHgator' towel forosaw the
wealth In dr. ,rudpd desert land lonl
before any ul th0sc chiefs of tame hau
attained enough political Influence tu
give hem a stick OF copy worth a.
notorict, ia tn oilicia organs %
their respective county seats
But you cant build Roosevelt
dam With q cry N IA. drscrt,' SuNs
'lrigator.' rosigncdly albeit sadly
And didn't have the wHupu.u
lust figured h al, uut for ny own
saii faction, concluded that NV puph.
ecics would work nut according 20
my diagrams. ana let the big FISH
build IA, ponds for the whales to
swim Ia And while things was shap-
ing NJ | drii,.i over "a the Blue
river
Then "lrngator' sors hacl. into Inc
shadow ui MS house, which has three
walls only violent winu storrl
having carried away he fourth. and
Gomez uui ready 20 tramp YOU on
about .nilc so that hc can show YOU
an opporiuni, for bigger dam Than
that which Roosevelt opened with a
magi, Key
"Somc sun that irrigalog" Won
hazard as he comes forth Once upon
y lime the United states soldiers car
lied its like iiut YOU have noticed
the strangely fashion. q stock
Yes. Sc notice THAI stock I sup.
nose. he SAYS Il made hli oui at
the butt OF crooked Young tee
How'd | lose the original Well ~
not much OF . story. liut you see
when / cam, up here, there wa a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
SPECIAL MEETING or THE CITY
COUNCIL MARCH 80. 1911.

Specia meeting of the city council
called FOR the purpose of taking action
In regard 10 license FOR Sells -loto
circus.
All aldermen duly notified as re-
quired by ordinance.
Present. Aldermen Reidy, Augc,
Cocn, Conroy and Clarke.
Moved by Alderman Clarke. second.
I'd By Alderman Rcidy. that the
amount OF license to be paid By tho
Sells Floto circus shall be $50. and
that Alr Tammen. proprietor OF said
circus be- advised that this Is one half
Carried Aldermen kcidy. Augo.
oi the regular license
ConroN Coen and Clarke voting yes.
ON motion, meeting adjourned
j. W. ELDER,
Mayor.
John y McMANI'S
Cleik
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

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