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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
Texas Civilized,

Texas may still have room for occasional
iynching, or for wartime atmosphere whenever
things become Iivelier than usual across the bor-
der but the State now feels 1t is entitled to be
looked upon as civilized, and so the san Antonio
chamber OF commerce, being composed Of bust
ness men grateful for civilization, has decided
10 eeiebrare annually in honor of OF Texas
greatest civilizers.
Time when homeseekers sherfs and
horsethieves along the Rio Grande alike drew
rein and shifted. Sweet scented huisaches, agar
itas ana "carciawf grew in thickets of perfume
that not to be passed without shifts. Today
there Is lrtle- shifting possible much
of the same area. Rather there Is the chink of
cash about the fine homes where erstmhiie
the chaparral while housewives and servant
girls, the country over, to say nothing of many
a male helper In all manner of restaurants, sheds
Il tear or sneezes MS the result of altered Texas
Twelve years ago a Texas colonel planted
small tract of land 10 Bermuda onions. He
shipped out the first carload and the axe began
70 be swung in the chaparral. From lands then
valued at 81 to Sc acre there developed onion
fields rated at from 5000 TO $500 acre,
and from what was twelve years ago non-revenue
producing property viii this year be produced
crop estimated at S3,ooo,00o Onion day. MaAs
30th of each year, Ii significant OF the era
In Texas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
He should Remember Il.

Scientists have found that a grasshopper car
jump 400 times its own length. This fac,
should be remembered by the coilegian who
thinks he is going to be needed in the world
because he has broken the jumping record
Chicago Record Herald.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

: VIII WUHtEy 20 xH0 NVHoTE
Where will the money for the new party
come from? ask the less impetuous ones. Has
Perkins deserted And where are the so-called
MoyEsn Interests -'--Haltimore star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
THE MATERIAL SIDE OF
OIiIIISTMAs.

With everybody complaining about
the high cost Of living. we have yet
10 zee that II has checked the Rlying
% ChrIrlmas remcmbranccs. A con-
sentative estimate Of Chriatmus
spendIng-In the United states would
DO 100000. OoO---nn average OF about
u dollar per person, Rays Leslie's.
In the staple articles of Christmas
giving enormous increases were made
during the decade closing In 1910.
The output Of toys, slcds. etc, ln.
creased lOi per cent; candy, lO5 per
cent leather goods. 1875 pc cent; Ill.
varwore, 1874 per cent; pcrfumcry,
iiG per cent: porting goods. 27G per
ceEt. and fountain pens. 42S per cent.
The exact amount due to Christmas
cannot. Uf course, be separated from
the whole. hut the dealers would
agree upon II inrgc proportion III H.
There II no single international trade
fcatur" that shows a bigger financial
budget than that of Christmas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

iAas ptsyail osss tne sPtinera cont
|hank
H|tag edpcstors are awake 20 the
a eommertlil r6stusuese
tha spahlsh as echUbl srh1stis IL APP
baFsns from various stsns a. Informs-
ton received at the Unf9e states
snrsaG q sdneatioh. IN ibe conflnu-
alton school az Hoason BON Portu-
sncsc and spanish. Il - annoanccd.
are q bc taught lhIs year. sbkaisB h
aiready taught In nhny colleges and
univeEvltlss IN the United etptas. and
rsceatls einphasls has been Iaid upon
lhs aoapirepcnt OF the Languages for
commcrclll use.
Another Indicatibn Of the growing
lnlcrem An Iatln-Amsrican afrafrs-4
|thls limo cultural rather than con-
Iperrlal---is the formation at wash.
lnxtDn ~ the spanish Americas
Aihanaeun, for the promotion Of the
Htiidy n spanish. nm undertakine IN
which men and women Of inteTha-
tiDnal prominence are active. This
ansooiation intends 10 issue n Journal
both in English und In Spanish.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
Possibilities Of Fruit. Industry in PecOs Valley
Just NOw Beginning to Be Understood

being set 10 orchard this season, Ia
say nothing OF the many acres .G0ing
In In ten to twenty-aGre blocks.
"Our greatest and most sar.ous
drawback. has been In finding the
proper market for our productions.
However. the business incn nrs this
year determined 10 lInprove our con-
q 'tlon In this regard, and from the
correspondence wo have 10 date along
this tine, think We Will be able ~ an
other year 90 place our lcropa In the
markets they are entitled 10 sell in.
I'VE shipped from here 20 cars u
cantaloupea aud ESQ cars Of apples
this season.
"CRntaloupes begin 90 move a0out
the first OF August, as this IN about
iive weeks earlier than the ROckyfora-
II ls.Rt u tlme when the prices arc all
ways good ,t4., ~,
.Applss begin 10 move about the
fifteenth o. August. aud continue on
until the fret Of january OF course
there are, some apples that are re-
moved from tho trees earlier than
this and ara usually shipped 90 Texas
for cookiho lappies.
"our people are all very optlmistlo
anu are CoUtepted and mighty AatIened
with all raausln Obtained from tlielr
farmB. We, OF the pecOs valley know
there Il no bcitor place 10 make our
home than here. We believe We have
a better future than amy section "a be
found IN any part of the country, ana
lhe Drloa az which land can be bought
here today, u certainly fidieulouAlg
lOy, A. com pared with the price u VIII
~ lnaA few shoFt yearAs k4 Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

"a ||.,t e..Ist. ~ ste1.s,.ts4 49,
4H.4ne onit a dsafSntlon ana an
ss.
ga n
flN t1'|f|l|t WM bnt ttI5 inlh
tn1hntb aud llh1f hhnn fFesA1'|',H
~ Ne bolanta wnon fN64e ohl1|1d
a 90 ~ It|a faa &liN re flNNIN
nnf credit pff 1obrerinft4 cur
fr4fE Rhs,f fItI|NM 1A5t4IINt alt.IH
ard fehaiIipn wQfn 1f fraatI11f oot.s
1fa46 ~ gAin clliNE nv nE1 weNI N
What y g ~ DONE Nfhe NPg u 1af
1laao answer John Jay, oaE gain 81
~ foref9n affaigr, unh sni1a q n y 4
tTo ingfeneu the power ~ pthn. ,E
Nlgul0 BE- ineHeotnal for the aaEaB ftt,
con that alNRrn makes : larwa conn
nliffeh q dllaloIB and IN inegnpIa4tnN
~ IHNte III faneKet4 iegisIat t.
fH eslseale lnt ofheiih Judge AtHH
~ have = ningf No not IL my opip-
-, ana he might have added ~ =
fss outlaw Writ ,hw prssaitsa
qefins iale turbhfens tlilleE - the eestt
oidbfaliOn ard adopllon u buF ff6ceaA
sonetitgtlon = again reatsng - hydro
haad, Oar Representative form ~
distraction. AgaIn me auestiea Wllr
b asked. what q 10 b. done ~
Again mugt thp same answer -
made. There n no JaD nor fIaYnllton
nor MndiH6n 20 make response, put
We have patriots 70 tpke tiIelr places.
IN no uncertain tones Rhould they
speak. and be sustained 81 an upright
majority. They hhouid demand the
continuance Of the three separate de.
partmentg Of the sovernment. Each
with ia distinct powers - conferred
BY the constitution. working In har-
fnOny, and at the same time operating
as 4 check upon one another.
They should inelat on a true repre-
sentative form Of government and not
one BY Initiative methods. 30 irrespon-
atbio and subject 10 caprices end sec
fionalisIn. The short and intelligent
ballot as well as making the yQtlng
franchise compulsory duty WIN
they 20 decide, or will they Yield 10
the, present elamOr and follow after
false gods. II 30 nothing can save ~
from a reign or terror and the de-
structlon OF our benehcSnt republican
institutions 70 conducive 10 the public
rweIfars and the rights OF mankind.
Well cpu the retiring British am
bassadoT publicly Rfiifm that our con-
atItution II a mastery production, and
that Its makers were men Of superior
wiBdom. foresight and accomplish
ments.
The present attempt to belittle them
and their noble efforts should prove
abortlvs now, as Il did In times past
II should cover the defamers with the
stigma and contempt they so justly
deserve. Let us guard well the bless.
ings Of an lndisaoiuble union, with our
constitution as a sacred scroll OF iib-
erty. Les us reverence its teachings
and touch Il not with impious hands
or like Babylon OF old, when the
sacred vessels OF the Lord were pro-
famed and our republic and her insti-
buttons will be no more.
4. w. HARRIS.
albuquerque, Dec. 10. 1912.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
on suPPLANTING CoM AT SEA.

Congressman Ayres of New York
II urglng congress 10 lnvoctlgntc the
Diesel oil eHgino and other oil motors
with "a view 10 finding one for eco
nOnllcal uSe In naval vessels at the
United states.
This cO0ntry ls tagging In this mat
tor. although our supplies ~ al are
apparently lneXhgustlb!c. The der.
mans have put u Diesel engine In a
battleship cruiser. ana Great Britain
has adopted the Diesel for her new
destroycrs. II IN said that the Knipp
bhipbulldlnK concern has spent more
than si.oOO,OOO in experimenting with
me Diesel motor and has succeeded
. we'll 10 producing satisfactory
iype thet they hrve abandoned the
paanusactnre % reolprocatinE steam
engines and now construct only tur-
blues aud the Diesel. some we'll in
formed engineers think that oil mo.
tors Will sOnn dlsplacc steam alto.
sethcr for driving vessels.
II vessels at sen are 90 be- driven
by OIL and mills on hand are to be
driven by electricity, coal win become
an article Of donep.ir consumption
only ana the world win not soon
ahiver In cold weather. Haste the
dag.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
MoNEY rnrsr IMlossInlE7


The emphatic assertlOn by J. Pier
punt Morgan that nli christendom
could not control money and credit
and Tat g money trust such as IL now
attempting 80 be- Investigated by the
government b. an imposslbility and "a
chimera ia quite comforting to us
common people who have been
watching our tr1hsiiory lucro with u
jealous "y, t. sec that II did not fall
into tho hands Of this predatory aud
raplcious combination. Tho emphatic
way in when Mr. Morgan mado the
statement carries cOnvlctiOn---aBd
surely Mr.. Morgan ought 10 know
what ne Us talking about, II anyone
docp
VcBigntors In that he thinks "a bank
cannot be too strong. Tile Idea Of
the PRONE appears 10 De- that when "a
bank reaches a certain degree ~
strength Il ought 10 refuse more busi-
nt@ to keep FROM becoming too pow
,rful.
II would be hard 10 say Just where
10 draw the line. II n also difficult
10 understand Just how n banking
house should refuse business which
business Judgment indicates 10 good
business.
II In also hard "a see how any lega-
lation or regulation can prevent an
nblc. Shrswd fnancler from making
more money. ~ long an Some men
are smarter than others u looks like
hn uphill job 10 keep them from get
ting ahead faster In business.
These are Just few thoughts sug-
gested 10y the present InqulrX An;
other In the Idle speculation as ~
just where this Investigation Is COINS
10 get aud whether cor not II won't use
up some more OF our hard earned
money with the net result 90 merely
giving Us more or less accurate In.
formation AK Ia how much some OF
our wealthy mnleHctors arc reilly
worth. ,..s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
QUAINT YULETmE C1nors.

To Engllsh.hraring ears. there In no
cheerlcr pulr Of words than Christ
mas carol The thought Of any
enrol. Ike The thought ~ any pud-
dina, " blithc enough. but when W.
speak or Christmas" carol II In
liko cUnjurug forth the soul OF a
plum pudding Itself. Tho angels. W.
are told, have no commerce. with
earthly ,iluds but surely they snin
the Blr that frtrhcs them carol with
Christmas sauce.
You muy never have heard u
Christmas carol sung but frUm the
very tang Of The words you know that
IL In EIecfuI aid that you would like
TO hear one sung.
A carol. 10 be- sure. ls no merely
secular or glddy snatch ~ song. II
BELTS nm organ but at the same time
a child, fresh from his santa claus
stocking. would delight Ia ainR Il. lta
words trip along In FREQ ballad style
and It's melody ldughs on the way.
Christmas carols are survivals OF
the twelfth and thirteenth centuries,
echoes from the old mystery plays
and from the glowing halls Of me
diaoval mBnoTs.
God rest you merry gentlemen,
Let nothing YOU dismay'--
80 runs the first cOuplet of one that
IN familinI ana others are equally APP
pealing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

Roswell. y. NJ. Dec Is secretary
". j.. Virgins of the Commercial
club, hus Just handed out some con-
sentative facts which viii bo publish.
cd In Tho Fruit Growers Magazine ~
-, Joseph, Mo.
j. BrlDkor. general passenger and
freight agent for tho santa Fe, asked
for the facts
Here Is what the secretary fur
nlsheg;
1T Is only Within the last two or
three years that the farmers of this
section have come To realize the vast
Probabilities that fruit and truck farm
ing OfIer, and are Just past the exper-
lmentul stage, you might say. In the
apple growing md truck raising In
duatry, and the results obtained, up
to this time, In the production OF the
several products which are now sat
lNfactorily. raised for the foreign mar
kets. have not only been emlnently
satisfactory, but have proven beyond
any doubt IN the r1lnda of the most
skeptlcal that there ~ lboney. and
Dlg ni0nEy IN tbs grsIit aud truck rails
ing Industry IN this locality. and that
tho future Whlnh the pccOs valley has
Ia Blore for the man who owns n
term, or buys o Farm herr not only
VIII DC beautiful return on the Ia
Dor inVestsd, but at the Aame time
assures him Of home In the best
cit iate Ia be found In any section Of
cur great and wonderful cOuntdy, and
In q section that II shortly TO be
through the civic pride Of our citl-
2enS, one Uf the most beautiful 10 be-
round In any place.
AS to the 1919 apple crop. Will ray
the yield was satisfactory nithouNn
not 80 large as WAS the yield u ,hR
crop of 1911. There arc npyer4l good
reneqns fqr this, ngals NQtltel4 ~
many apples were left ~ 81 Ffta llA
1911. lTh6 trees wnPo .not ttbh6n
dawn IN rnans insfnnre1 Not tfg fruit
did not aReFafe ~ ~ ina Ael1 crop,
neither IN giae noF IA opinf hpnre this
apples hartHhlqN lliln htaeou brought
4 better psIra aAf Fcft 81 better quaI.
liy than khuaa az the last season; aud
as aPoSo nlnteds while the crop was
not "a lofn4 me money received for
this assisniilA 9fap brOusht the growee
almost aeh money az atd the
DpraNRt s1H ~ 1911
h heft several thousand young
lktA4 NlNh came IN Tor kpaFlna fia|s
+r 4of tnQip firpt crop and 81 q y
l1.Ent8 fhc fruit from THESE
NHt tf superior quality "a tAlat Uk4l
auHaa ~ the old On2a, flIiB fuf<n4f
1NNenettale4 the fact that 6ut &
19ae hafh lnnsle ana 81
I4tt pfoHreen blunH tliet 1tlN
'Ifq lhcf kaFs aAoQfF ln th1
|4N pfnnIna NnfuYfNa ana
NIInNltn ut ef tlle
ncafY FtnF fgoN 04
- 4 .'i,''. ls.... n Is Al.
nflt q tbo t
1fnWff N1 No |1| tt
slt| IA AZ a IN Na
aft||s A AZ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

HERE ~ THE stocking that ought
To be filed FIRST 81 All.
d
MtNY OF those Useless Christmas
Gi'e's are f"'lng spdFn"c'"us.
THE SPRING crop vi Demo rattle
Dluma In beginning early.
NEST EGGS remain ABOUT the snmo
Hgure.
IT TAKES a practical fisherman TO
detect The lie la fish story.
o
MANY \ WOMAN prays Ia get into
Heaven, ana lights To get into society.
THE BATH.TUB trust may be ta-
boo. but the plumber goes on forever.
O.,
ADAM Lost orr when he parted
with one uf his ribs Women have
been rubbing things up ever since,
d
ABOUT THE only time a woman
has nothing 10 say IN when she has
n chance 90 praise ono ~ her rivals.
O.
ABOUT TIME for another Message
~ the American People from the COL
Unrl.
IT Is \ Dull year. says Boston
thculugian. that does not produce u
new view Of he'll.
ARE THOSE pcdestTlenne suorag-
ett"s simply trying To add to the un-
Wicldy Ut oiith OF the shoe trust?
d
THEY are trying To devise ways
aud means 10 make air craft leits
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
lNOItTCGUEsE AND SPANISH IN
SCHOOLS IN TIiE UNITED
STtTEs.

Portuguese. as well uE SapniHh.
should bc taught Ia the schools OF the
United states, In unicr 10 prepare for
Increased trade roiu,ions with Latin
American after the opening or the
Panama canal. declares william A.
Reid. an investigator of Latin-Amer-
lean conditions, In a special report
10 tho southern Commercial congress
Portuguese for Brazil aud spanish for
the other countries Of South America
Hrc described aa the key 10 CONNER
cial sucrcss Of the southern CONT
nent with these two languages.
says Mr., Reid. the young American
business man viii be IN position %
. transact busincas with twenty rcpub-
dies ~ south America" In other
words, he VIII he able 10 take adj
vantage ~ Inc Astounding commercial
opportunities OF the next few years.
Ar. Reid paints on, tina, oven n0SI
many North American business houses
are greatly handicapped By lack OF
men with working knowledge OF
spanish 10 handle correspondence
from the Latin countries, The HrstI
essential Of profitable foreisn neiar
tions of any Kind - mutnai unaer-.
sisudins. aud that iSsolvcn KNOWS
edge u The Iansuaas no essahllsh
successful business relations with a
people We must know something OF
their lang0age. customs. manners and
nts" II the business men OF the
unitsd stateE are not equipped lin
Eulsilcaily for eemmeFee with Latin
AprrIepD countries they cannot ex-
peet o. SECURE their 'n,aTe OF the
ffada thai wili result from the open
ms ~ The panshia canal.
me tAtln Asnrrlcan hes been
aaick "a iaarn the salue 81 Aaguirlng
iAs forsssapra yansprsN Enellah Nj
tauebl a. many nf ire puble schools
u south 4lherlce. ana o. npnls eeI
tAsn Il II pbllSaters. ION bsiEs insI
snsaapsd a ehe pteRaant u tha PEI
gglae phels sbs M reid VI
Wa @he hfeka h,ta "A y
81 ll Is nollta 81
fReta
nf |1a nv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
Nhat btO BE Doae1

Editor EVENING IieTAld.--
THE sigma Of the times snoW ! loas
Ferrous drifting In the dlfeetlong u y
monopoly OF power by UbhRHoa and
the afrOEnsinn Of authUEtfT ~ 4itD
people al laraa 10 vest ies|aihtiga eks
ecutlvo ana indiclal pOwae g. paa ana
tile sanae body Of mem Thin cplnBc
~ action 80 stfenuonsiy attslnpted ~
the early aaamles Of the eOnatltullan,
Was Justly considered by iie frlends
and ms&eFo 20 lunwiSe aad nnoYA8elge
~ 9he Ai1AftIoE OF tbs uganlo, aao rs
toEai 1o~af4 anarchy ~ "A retuFp %
me tnNafNN1a FORM 81 aup6gnnNnh
n 71&l 4 DRIFT q InNltnl|fn0 =
<4&n#Ak ~ &se old indfgl9noA4 AZ Nfofoh
ktulonfncg or don HlIeN llIHl
n tnpta1n OF the ftElitutt1fi %
R 4llnYe ~ hard 10 AAa are faNt
-.e ufofthrow. oMf HeII&N lH
N lnfeelene6 With 0II|I'Ae II|t1
calls tog All IL ta
Wisdom % meet nNH
Nilsl eoOn 0flprnltha W ~
ot ID viii adhere 10 i|2
ft4entetiva NAt.ifRr
NsNUUnJ of n|NIuEss N|nI| N
Fle4 ana Nttrall.
pQllll glokIE aluaut
lofa w n t1'l
ntera pf |E Do n1
tiun ~ sf & n .al ga 81 .| (.
~ ptHek ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

rr.ff,s. n $3.50 ~ 49, .es..-nf "a nnmaf..s.
AZ q, ro,,e .,.'..,.... - any nsorie ~
thst in9i1ef Y
THE Wa Hk Of the Pintla
stays 1ept ~ u the runninH 70
eardieeg ~ tt4 HpaeS OF the eafifp
ssenapss ef.t rs ~
49,.
A srsAnl1 u 6,tnb.r Is sala a. h,
ono with n f1t IA rinRer aud nannaf.
VIA eats chill con rarnc and Il wnrfh
his aaii.
M
..Now Ip NA3nn Gaynor sfiotilsl
ia ,'',t, - y q ,,,et. fe.,,l
yns pun ~ !" noS.n y, n 49,, sn 49,
ainomi a u
SY'o"' ~
{ ,vc.ttsNs -, ,,a,.,., lin .,.,n
bAs,n cnoSi ~. 3.v ~ rp we i"avr "a
yssin so l.t... "a ~ 49, M, 49,
~. a., az - !. Y. s',,...d
= - =,
am no0 en-. "a the bii,s rso.rs
.S.nt .,,iisi,l ~ - -, 49, 80
eauss dnv'n $50 =, l.l.d 49, a bard bulisS
nnish. Ho certainly takes Tic ON
ie''s'
az rtv Y.hs,ssts, -, ,,.,,. "a a.
49,. 70 -. - ~ ~ ~
a..s~ns 49,, BIZ u"s IVY "t NJ
nv enl,c" ts pa'".
.nsy luz y uyff.p uhu''H'""" '"'A'
th"S VI" IN NW.t
...,,.,.,,.. -. -
dhEsiD sss Al',.t~ltaI WIsoh
.Sv"v eoM H"sy oe Apo'' ,ne .vseh o.
t"e eNeIeko Deueetlh'' buI sun ~
no' necessary taglook sht co" IN
the mOu'"'
ANOTHER suggestion " when the
women, appearing 20 our chlvalFy may
force us 70 give shem the belIot--let
them suicide az me rate OF about one
dhy uNNN our D~ttWE nature feeponahs
,,,r -
MIs ~, ~ ~ pom. .. EIew' ~, ~,
Voay ~ we nouse. oi =. - MoIs .,l anu anu
Solhphny sees incse unail ssn''e reH ~,
,lh@nu Mnsh tns onsn I"ou "P "i'-
nun VI y" hnViN ~ oNeI'
-. ,,,-.
n n ~ Wy ~ I'm IN h n,a.,, At..
psc. ~ s'a""''" o's.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

The Jana- Prayer company OF Ros-
veil loaded out q lot of lambs and
muttons from the Carlsbad pens this
morning. The stun was purchased
from ". EtchevRry. II Is In extra fine
shape and Is consigned to Kansas
CITY. The Merchants' Livestock COM
pany viii ship seven loads Of tat COWS
to Kansas CITY. II IN unusual to ship
much ut this time, but range condl-
tions are very good and fat stun Is
plentiful Ia consequence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

Judge 81. c. Mechsm OF socorro has
arrived In Roswell and will assist
Judge John T. Mcclure In dispoaing
of many OF the cases at the present
term Of the district court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

Public opinion in Las Vegas ravors
giving up the rooms occupied by the
Commercial club and eliminating all
social features. making II "A purely
business oFgR piBatlOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

The Aqua Pura company ID cutting
Ice from two OF Its dams In the Hot
Springs canyon, above Las Vegas.
Sixteen freight carloads Of les are
being loaded each day and large
amount OF ice IL being stored In two
OF the cOnpHny's Ice houses. The
ice which In being cut is from MAE
TO twelve Inches thick and the very
best quality. beinn as clear az crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

State Treasurer o. N. Marion has
ahThrded tho State Bank OF Com
merce OF Clayton, N. NJ, the deposit
OF tiO,567, being the . per cent pro-
ceoda from the sale. OF United States
lands for the state school fund.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

Tho Mount Franklin Rancho club
has filed articles Of incorporation for
The estahiishment Of a club four miies
from Lanark pOstoiice IN Dona Ana
county The club IL capitalized at
81, 500, 900, divided into 1899 shares
a. tloo. The stockholders 80 fer are s's
j. J. Mnhonsy OF Deming one share;
W. 70, Wilson of Iel Paso. ono share.
Mr.. MahOney IL named % the statu-
tory agent The office for the pres.
ent will be t.nnark.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

* william 70. Prince, son OF former
Governor aud Mira. L. bradford
Prince. and d former resident OF San-
e. re, was operated upon BY a prom
tnent local surgeon recently at 81.
vineent's sanitarinm In santa Re.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

n United states Martial Becundino
gapnitfo has had flarahrt AndaaQg eu1
taeAto AtnnI8 nftE,aaN AZ 81 &so III
ne Charge of yiolAaien ~ tho nehltuls
~ lawA Thet AAse given honee and
Win to hfourff ~ SANTA ~ ~ tho.
Ii1fHat IN 4aNn& lut Re1ai Nlu1o
nHe pnan ms ulel1 ma ataA "
l'4tE fl29N WIN tn
0alllll TN f2f0ta M % 41la as4 ~ ~
AZ ~ Nsa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

SlT.--The Joys Of living In Portugal
could be- greatly reduced II one we're
compelled 10 write a check 10 "Sonor
J. de siquelra. Engcnherlo. Industrial.
SERVICES, de TrafegO, C0mpahia dos
camfhho de- Ferr0." ALP.
Fir: ssgiOcknergletcherb
gerumscommlaalOne rsha uptmitgleld.
e. =. G,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

TIE gruf naptst church % Living.
ston, n, ~. has hied articles 6f a.
statutory agent. There u no c6pilal