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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
YOUR GRAY HAIRS
QUICKLY VANISH
A Harmless Remedy, Made
From Garden Sage, Restores
Color to Gray Hair.

feeling ~ sadness accompanies
90" discovery of the first gray hairs
which unfortunately are looked upon
az herDids of advancing age. Gray
hair. however handsome Il may be,
makes person look old We ali
know tho advantages OF being young
Asia" from the good impression a
youthful appearance makes ON others.
simply knowing that you are LOOKING
re- gives one courage 60 undertake
and accomplish things So why slf-
Ter the handicap of looking old on
account oi gray hairs, when simple
remedy VIII give YOUR hair youthful
color and hc.uty loo few days time p
Most people know that common
garden sage acts Is color rcatutor
and scalp tonic ps we'll our Grand
mothers used q sage Tea for keep.
ing their hair dark, soft and luxWiapt
in Wyrths Sage and sulphur HpIr
Remedy $50 have an ideal preparation
of SaEp. combined with sulphur and
other valuable remedies for dandruu
Itching scalp and thin, weak hair that
is split no tho ends on constantly com.
ing out few applications OF this
hNNHNhIH |fN|'Nh IN iN' HNNNH Nh'k hNN
color. and Boa short time IL win zee
move ever. trace OF d1ndruff and
greatly improve the growth and ap.
pcuruurc uf thp hair
Got nfty cent bottle from your
druggist today and notice the dirfer-
,nco boo your hair after few DAYS
| ucayuont an druggists sell o.. under
guarantee that the money viii bo &c.
funded il tho remedy is not exactly a.
represented
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
G. A. R. DELEGATES
IN ALBUQUERQUE
TOMORROW
Pennsylvania Special Arrives
Here at z A. M. Thursday,
Departing at HAS; Visitors
to Be Entertained.


4 special train cgrryiug members
Of the Grand Army of tho Republic
and their relatives from PENNSYLVANIA
to the national encampment Ia Los
AngelcJ viii arrive In Albuquerque at
the santa Fo station az e o'clock toe
morrow morning. The train viii re-
main ia this city until 1880. nearly
live hours The Ladies' of the O.. a.
". and members az q. IS Warren
Post No. win cndcayor 20 enter
tain the visitors while they are in the
city. The Ladies of the G.. A. r VIII
hold "a reception IN honor of tho ladies
in the party at the ANarado hotel
parlors from 20 20 / tomorrow morn
ing, and will also see that three ma
tlonal Officers with the Pennsylvania
delegation are properly entertained.
pr Margaret Cartwright has offered
the use Of her motor ear for the pur-
pose OF showing the three national
officers about the city aud surround
ing country - De- understood that
! the Commercial club viii also assist
In the entertainment of the visitors.
a second special train, carrying
! a. A. R. people from Colorado ana
! Kansas. viii arrive tomorrow night
! az ~ 80, departing for Los Angeles
! fifteen minutes later, 1n Friday ID
Ia A. 81. special viii arrive ut 6 800
p. M. departing al Gas. Another
special with delegates from the uI
/ east win rclvh here Friday cyoulng
= following train 30 I, which b. SEIZED.
d uled Go arrive az 1875.
/ 4 number uf special cars. CARRYING
. Veterans. viii pass through Alhuauer.
que ON trains ., and Q tonight Co.
morrow night and saturday night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
M.BUQUERoUE's BUSIEST
POLITICAL SEASON FAST
GETTING UNDER WAY

The Democratic ana Progressive
county primaries held IN city and
county last night. and married by a
large turnout ana lively interest on
the part OF the voters. ushered in the
busiest political ten days that Alhu-
qurrquc has probably ever seen and
until the latter part of next week this
city viii be the mecca of political
leaders ana followers from an parts
of the state. \ total OF close To- nine
hundred delegates win attend the
three state conventions next week.
ana the spectators and interested per
sons who will also be In the city will
raise the total To double that number
of arrivals or more, ~ that Albuqucr.
que is going To entertain the largest
number OF leading representatives OF
the three political parties at New
Mexico In her history. Preparations
on the part OF the Commercial club,
locnl party committees and clti2cns
ARE getting well under way and every
effort will he made by Albuquerque
To- see that the hig political gather
ings are successful, ~ Tar as enter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
MOTION PICTURES Of
ISLETA DANCE
st, Louis Operators in Old Pue-
bio Today Using Camera on
Indians; Harvest Dance
Films to Be Featured.

with q. = Loncrgun, supcrlntond-
vut of Indian dlv schools in New
Mexico us guide ana Interpreter. the
ST. Louis Motion Picture company
troupe, which arrived n Albuquerque
several days ago, left today Tor lslcta.
with the intention uf securing motion
pictures of the lslcta pueblo and tho
harvest dance being put on there to-
day Superintendent Loncrgun hoped
to obtain permission from the Islcta
tribal officials tor the motion picture
people to operate thcir camera ia the
pueblo. " the dance e. Photographed
10 viii make ana Interesting film ana
VIII hc tho first time that the puchlos
hav" permitted motion pictures Ca bo
taken of their ceremonies
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
ELECTED At
pVOGRF,SSINE PRIh AHIE

The following delegates were chos-
en- at the Progressive primaries last
night.
Precinct &C. Albuquerque; y c.
McCroden. chairman, and T. r. Han
son. secretary, meeting place, house
of Atanasio Montoya Fidcl Apodaca.
j. V. CLARK. H. A. Parkins. e. a. Cole.
Antonio :. Chavez. Eduardo Blanco'
Henry Otcro benjamin Luccro, l.. T..
Fletcher Rafael Pena, ~ @, Nc.
Crodcn. H. l.. bradford, J. II. Head,
william Mearns. George Arnot. T.
= Hanson Gcorwc =. Lcarnard, Julius
saab. George Wickham, Pcrfccto Ar
milo, u. "A. Boatrlght. Frank Ackcr-
mpn w "a. Allison q. \. Motson,
Jerrc Haggard. W. n. Ghienwatcr.
Perfecto Armiio. Jr.. J. b. Lott. Bert
German, Frank Frucaroli. Richard
Lewis. A n. Loken.
Precinct, ~. Albuquerque, in po'
lice court room, n nuppe presiding
J y. lIaines. Justo u. Armijo. Teo-
dosio Saadoval. John Baron Burg
Atanasio Montoya Amadoo Maucuc-
cL A. g. Burtlcss, r. A. Martin. u
Ruppc. Melton :. Otcro, j. T.. Snive-
les. \. y. Walker. John Beard, w. w
Martin. Al Thclln, 4. W. Hayden
william Jerks NJ. l.. Fox, W. +. A
Gierkc. j. NJ, Doolittlc, J. y. Saint
\. j. Wilson. T.. l.. Crosse, $. Nann
lH. ~. ward. W W. Spargo, Fred
licyn.
Precinct No. ., old Albuquerque
at the court house; Jesus Romero
chain man; NJ, H. Springer, secretary
Jesus Romero, NJ. IL, springer, NJ
& urtizs "A, ~, AlurphY,. JQsc 4. lio
nero. Henry Gleason, JHcobo Moya
| Anastacio del Nallc. Alexandra Mat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
Will Harvest 600 Pounds TO
Acre Of 500 Acres of Beans
1000 Bushels of Wheat Off
$50 Acres and 10000 Bush
els of Potatoes Off 100 Acres
This Year.
tspseiai corrs.poadsaes 90 tAs nsTslaI

Especial cSFrsspoudeaee 60 tHs nsFsIdy
Mountainair. y. S.. Sept sit is
observed that various sections OF this
grand new state arc insisting upon
having the most successful individual
farmers Nountuinoir rongruulatcs
these localities upou their enterprise
ana thrift and Wishes them the great
esq prosperity without lnVIdioas COM
parIsun. However. 10 BIZ t matter OF
local pride go the Chautauqua town
ont peer 900 the southwest as uu in-
dumitabie ana successful farmer Mr..
white Dos man ot wonderful force
sight enthusiasm and business tact
and therefore too busy ANA Indifser-
enc Co public criticism co. rurc what
other people owe doing CO. saving No.
does things o. be- learned that M
White is nov having one thousand
n.reH HoWn tD winter wheat. is rre-
pairing Co harvest i've hundred acres
"f beams that are safely maturrd and
VIII average GUu pounds to thr acre
that he has just finished threshing
iWu thousand bushels of wheat frofn
$50 acres. ana has one hundred ncrus
iu potatoes coussrYatiyylN estimated
90 10000 bushels o. there is eP-
other individual wrm,r in Sew Mex
lro doing aS much ur more for him-
Hoif CO. his country than Hll Waite
of Mountninair the cItIzcns ot Tor
rance county would hc glad Go kuos
his pedigree hc must bc "a hummer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
LINCOLN RECALLS.
"RUBE" WEEKS
Albuquerque Pitcher Doing
So Well in the Brush That
He Is Pulled Back to West.
ern League.

'Rubo" Weeks. graduate of tho
Albuquerque Groys and who viii hc
with that aggregation during tho
state fair tournament n October. Is
pitching great baseball for Colum-
biu. Neb. In fact the Vcuben Is doing
su well that Lincoln has recalled him,
To report september 9Th Weeks has
lost but two games since he has been
pitching for Columbia one am ~
inning pitchers battle, which hc lost
! Co o; and another close game hS
the- seerss. og-.tlrto--fs'- The fieuben wa,
fnrmcd out te COLUMBIA Boy Lincoln
after q try-uut early in tho season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
$4,000 FROM 100 ACRES
PROFITABLE REsr'LT ON
RANCH NEAR TUCUMCARI

Especial Correspondence 20 Herald.)
TurumourL y. NJ, Sept. 1.-Two
Thousand dollars from 500 acres OF
land is the result achieved in up 10
cate farming 1y thc Eager brpthers,
aho have one OF the best ranches los
,his section. five miles northeast ot
here.
They own poo acres ~ land stocked
with about 100 head of well bred cat
No. % dozen nr more horses and sey-
.erll hogs This year they had un-
Ger cultivation am even hundred acres
divided into 60 ut sorghum. 80 uf milo
maize, and about 20 each of corn.
rjoies and mIllet The sorghum was
uruadcJsled in june and much of 70
Do nov more than six feet high. "a
1911 yield threo tons nf fodder Go thv
acre The maize is boo fine condition
and will boz harvested bon 90 few days.
part OF BE- will bo cut up into sill
asc and used Go till an underground
Hilo. A r1user, Httiye estimate uf tho
value OF the 100 acres crop So $4,000,
one uf che principal sources of reN-
cuue trnm the ramon is hcrd of l5
dairy COWS Mossrs Eager strongly
hclicfe tuN daIrS farming offers "a
grcut opportunity Goo the dry land
farmer 100 QUAY county John Eager.
tho manuger of tie ranch. with two
hired hands. do all the Work OF cul-
uatins, milking, taking care OF tho
stock. etc.
What has been accomplished on the
hundred .cres bF the Eager boys may
br done by auy other onergeuc iarm-
81 Ina the county Thag suuIoved no
high priced labor expensive machine
eH or animals ono man at $50 "a
month with three horses and ordln-
az, machinery and tools did nearly
an The work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
LOCAL PEOPLE WITNESS
IsLETA INDIAN DANCE

4 number of Albuquerque people
spent today n lsl,tu, witnessing the
harvest dance ana other ceremonies
hy the lslrtu Indians. Among those
who left this forming for the purh
ato. Judge and Mrs. W, W. McClol'
Ian aud daughter Miss EuniCc, Mrs
John Burraduilr nnd niece. Mis-.
Florence kimhall Mrs frtd lleSp,
Mr. Brewer Mrs. Jessie kclchUr
AIRS Tom y. kclchcr IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
UNION COUNTY WHEAT
WILL AVERAGE THIRTY
BUSHELS TO THE ACRE


clayton, n a., sept Wheat in
this section OF the country has been
harvested ana tire ihcu. much of 10
averaging thirty bushels Go the acre.
Heavy Yields OF mRize. kaffir corn.
sorghum, beans, millet ana alfalfa are
reported from an parts OF the SUR
rounding country Farmers are bring
Ing Ia wagonl0ads OF fine melons.
cantaloupes roasting ears aud yege-
tables ~ an kinds. also poultry and
eggs more than the market demands.
District court begins the FAM sos-
sion tomorrow ana District Attorney
kcmlcy has been on the ground fol
several days attending % legal duties
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
NORMAL UNIVERSITY AT
LAS VEGAS OPENS TODAY
WITH BIG ATTENDANCE

Las Vegas ~ NJ. Sept 3.-The
New Mexico Normal university OPEN
ed today for the i9i2-i3 term.
New students have been arriving
today on every train. Indications are
that large enrolment win be- made.
1ccitations win be bcgua on Wcdncs-
day morning.
DR. Frank H. n. Roberts. presi-
dent OF the school, wishes TO call
special attention To the department
OF instrumental music. headed by
Miss Marguerite Cluxton. lie says
the Normal Ii prepared to offer a
course Ia instrumental music, the
peer of any similar course In the
southwest, Miss Cluxton has had
charge or the department FOR two
years and has been highly successful
her pupils taking "a high rank amone
the musicians OF their experience IN
the city ana state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

teuccl.s Torlbio Archuicta. Felipe
Montoya. Carlos T. Romero, 7 Lopez.
Precinct No. :. narelas--romas A.
Gurule. J. NJ. Sanchez Policafpio
sanchez Melton Cordoya. Dlonlsio
Salas.
Precinct No s. Los Gricgos
Gtegorlo Garcia Nicanor Torres. Hu.
maldo 2amofa, Elisco Ouiterrcz.
Justiniano Gutierrez
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
IN REGULAR SESSION
AT s O'CLOCK TONIGHT

The city council win hold regu-
lar meeting In the council chambers
\ o'clock tonight Thomas sherwood,
president at the council. wi'l preside
at the meeting. Chief of Police sic.
Millin viii act as clerk. Mayor Sell
ers and City clerk u. Charles TO shl
are both out of the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

tainment and accommodation are
concerned.
The Eiks' theater haa been engaged
for all three conventions but In all
probability they will overlap with
night sessions and probably extra day
sessions ~ that other assembly halls
viii be required Tor the meetings,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

yellow complexion. ptmples and
disfgurlng blemishcs on the face or
body can be gotten rid of by doctor
ing the liver. which IN torpid,
HERHtNE Is a powerful liver COR
rcctant n purifiea the system,
as-lllas-.attaA..ssRaan atlsb-ssaits
the body la fine vigorous condition.
Price SOC. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
Boosters Clam 10 Haze Most
Successful Farmer in State of New MEXICO

other attorneys from other ciucs arr
rivcf today An interesting and
busincss-like term of court is prom
acd for the next two weeks. The
docket Is fairly we'll filled with cases
of interest. thore being two or three
murder cases for trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

when the bowels feel uncomfar,-
able aud YOU miss the cXhinrnting
feeling that always fOh0ws cupluuH
morning operation, dose 0i hkttb-
lNE viii set sou right ln couple ui
hours if taken ut bedtime YOU get
its beneficial effect after breakfast
next day Price 50c Sold by all
druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

Running up and down stairs sweep
ms and bending over making beds
viii not make "a woman healthy ur
beautiful she must set out of doors.
walk mile OF two every day aud
take Chamberlain's Tablets 60 im-
prove her digestion and regulate her
bowels For sale by an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

The implicit confidence that many
people have In Chamherlaln's Conc.
Cholera aud Dlarrhoca Remedy IL
founded on their experience In the use
OF thar remedy and their knowledge
of the many remarkable cures OF col.
ic. d@rrhoea and dysentery that Il
has effected For sale ~ an drug.
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
PRIMARIES LAST NIGHT
MORE HELD TOMORROW
= . o o . . . . . Q . I
= lOcal Political Calendar. 4

= Thursday. sept 5---Republicon
= county primaries
= Friday. Sept 6-PrOEressiye I
. county convention.
Saturday. Sept 7-Republicen 4
= ana Democratic county conVcn-
. lions
= Monday, Sept g--Democratic 4
= state convention.
. Tuesday. Sept. iO--Progressivc 4
= state convention.
Thursday. sept. i2-Rcpubll-
= can state convention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

!, takes almost as much nerve Go
succeed as d does 90 explain why
YOU didn't.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04
THREE PARTIES TO
HOLD CONVENTIONS
IN THE COUNTY
THIS WEEK

Progressives Meet Friday and
Republicans and Democrats
Saturday to Choose Dele.
gates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

Anyway. a rolling stone Is q smooth
proposition
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-04

Read the Herald Want Ads.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
Nor Just YfT.

"Ae an inspiration 90 patriotism
and in lasting recognition of the
nayv's historic past" the chief Of the
bureau Of navigation recommends
That future ha,tleships be named
after thu historic warshlps "ConH,itu-
ton. r.Consellation" and other fam
Gus sos-nghiers OF American annals
u ~ . very patriotic and splendid
idea. but It might be fair and proper
and ntung. in the meanwhile. to I'M
ish up the names OF the states. There
II state named New Mexico. we be-
Hove. which has not yet been ac-
corded the recognition ~ christening
= baitloshp. As one Of the largest
most historic and most recent states
~ the union y would seem to be high
IS nrnng that New Mexico should re-
c,ive the same honor accorded other
states ~ regards naming battieships'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
socoRrto oouNTY's ROAD WORK

The people of socorro county are
too modest. Albuquerque men re-
turning from trip In an auto from
socorru 10 the ARIZONA line report
nearly $50 miles OF tho finest road
way In the southwest. with perfect
gradlcnta. permanent surfaclng aha
scientifc construction. over which II
r. possible 10 run at the rate OF
thlrty-nVe miles I'm hour continuous
Vs., Mayor Sellers and President But
Ter Gf the local good roads association
very properly point out that " this
stretch Of road were widely 1dver"
Used It would have great pullins
power In bringing transcontinenta
tourists over the southwestern route.
In this connection. AZ the local men
urge. II IN Of tho greatest Importance
10 take Immediate action toward get
ting the road from here 20 socorro
ia good shape. only a comparative
~ short link OF this route is hard 10
traverse az present and a little work
with a ron6 ~Trnray
road temporarily until the permanent
construction Of the Canine Real T.
completed to SocOrTo.
The boosters ~ Magdalena and So
zorro ought 10 he making more noise
about the splendid road whic" theI
have built with the assistance OF this
state through the largest and mos
sCenically magnificent county in tins
state The building Of tina, road hat
removed one OF the greatest obstacles
to ocean to-oceRn traffic through New
Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
WHAT 4 COOK u wonrM

Mrs. Gilman interpreted her lee
ture with illustrations one OF them
was OF an acuaintnnce In New York
who was about 60 be married. She
was a HtenoErnpher. earning S2b a
week. Her ehiploter asked her n she
would continue 10 work after her
mnrringe.
4 should hope not she proudly
exclaimed my husband Will be able
to support ma.
You will do the cooking and
hOusework. mppose?'
Indeed l shall not, We viii
have a GIRL
but what win your work be7'
'Oh. suppose ! shalt superintend
the work OF the GIRL.
F" That looks like mighty poor
business 10 me-, answered the em-
ployer. TO have S2b a week woman
Huperihtend the work Of a IS week
one. Juut think 1t over and sec II 4
isn't wasteful.S - GFroh the chleasc
Reeord- Herald.
IN the report OF lecture by Mrs
Charlotte Perkins Gilman from
which the above paragraphs are quot
"a. the lecturer condemns. IA promo
live OF waste. the conventional idea
that married women should eitheI
perform domestic service in theiI
homes or supeFIntnnd a. Tbla IN
dHoes q southern editor 70 lecture -
follower
When Mrs. Perkins refers 20 IN
ease o. the wsman who eatns t2s
weak she reiesn b a.. lipnp
case rnthsr thsn . typical onps - .
naisry o. gsS q wseh n : sppA aeA
abope DE aysFnan ~ 1nnplayta ppn
"a. ana mbnrn tnotd n a,n1ll'
onnyntloaa "a Sll|s 81 l
nlaorlfx a. SaIs y ~
ota ~ lne.lotflen n az ~
lNlir nss
4t W.
~ a eas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
THE WORM HAS TURNED.

Eighiy-thrce thousand dollars was
saved 10 egg consumers In PhIiadel-
phia last week by the Housekeepsrs'
League, which In four days deter
mined crusade secured the sale OF
about ten million eggs at "a cents a
dozen. The ousekecpers' League u
not going 20 stop with the eggs. II IL
going aheau and reduce the cost OF
other foods with the express inten-
ton OF making the cost Of Twins
cheaper in Philadelphia than in any
other city in the country.
Now we are really getting at thu
solution of the cost of living prob
lem. UnlonIze the long suffering ant
long patien; housekeepors. let then
carefully lay their several and col
Iective headEear In the ring. AM
something In bound 10 move.
We believe the Rr-r.aspinG trust
are about 20 see their Waterloo. Tn
organization OF housekesperS In, Phil
adelphia IL going to be followed b.
their organization elsewhere. We he
lisvo that something has really boeI
latsrted and will await further devei
lopments with intense interest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
CarrizOzO to Haze Model Ten Acre
Experimental Farm Operating Soon

The secretary of the National Crop
Improvement committee, Mr.. Edward
Hall. has written the committee ex-
tensively az to that organization which
will donate $1,000 TO the project,
with n possibility OF $4,000 more
from the federal aid.
The proposition OF incorporationlof
the farm under the state laws has
been taken up by the COMMITTEES ana
they have decided 10 put tho matter
IN tn lands OF an attorney 10 draw
up the papers. All the subscribers,
according to the present plan. will bg
issued stock In the farm In return
for their donations.
The committee Ooppbaed OF MaasSa.
Bell, Wilson and Chad appointed at
the recent Organization meeting OF
the local booster club 20 formulas
constitutions and bylaws for the
Carrlzozo club met Tuesday evening
~ the once Of Harvey 4 chaos and
drew up n constitution to be sub
uitted 10 the next meeting OF the To-
cal organisation.
The committed proposes TO name
the, local branch OF the Lincoln
County Development associatlon. the
carrizozo Commercial club. which II
10 have meetings four times n year
with special meetings ON call. and
which will DO as well AZ a develop
mont and booster organization To-
cal civic organization 20 dispose OF
matters Of public inteTaat.
The committee In reporting to tins
president. Arthur ]. Roland. has 70
questad that he ana Secretary VIII
liam Z DoefIhg calf a meeting fol
she iaat Mondey in December. which
A. the date proposed for the mrs
regular quarterly meeting.