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The Delta independent., 1912-08-02
HOTCIiKISS.
North Fork Times.]

North Fork TfFnes.1
Miss Gala Baker of Delta, was
guest of Miss Bessie Short last week.
Miss Bessie Short of Elberta, visit
ed friends in Delta last week.
Jno Nowland of Myton, Utah, was
here couple of days this week.
Will Davenport of Flagler, Colo
RADIO, visited his parents near Ell
berta last week.
Arnold Goddard returned to Dem
yer Tuesday morning after a couple
of weeks visit with his parents here.
Judge Mcleod Of Leadville. attend
ed a special meeting of the Fruitland
The Delta independent., 1912-08-02
Arkansas Improved Fss n, bargains.

Arkansas Improved fssn bargains
104 acres In White county, 32,75
100 acres In Washington county.
$3.20O.OO
160 acres in Hot Spring county.
81 10000
120 acres In Franklin county,
100000.
12o acres In Randolph county,
10000.
79 acres in Randolph county,
100000.
90 acres In Randolph county,
100000.
S9 acres In Columbia county.
100000.
so acres In Newton county.
$4,000.
We have bargains IN farms I'm
every state in the union, cash or
easy terms. Send for our large
sales list.
BURROWS. Warm Springs. Ark
ansas.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-02

would have won the nomination.
The Democratic party may well be
thankful to the Nebraska leader for
saving it from the collosal blum
der which was indicated by the first
hallots at Baltimore
The Delta independent., 1912-08-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNrrY.

will sell or trade my controlling
interest in. and presidency of large
Denver manufacturing business with
sales on basis OF $4,000 per year.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-02
FOR SALE.

Household goods-Call mornings
and evening-If you want anything
come running. 704 Meeker street.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-02
LOST.

A gold mounted pearl ear ring on
Dodge street. Return to this Of
flee or, j. u. Gallup's.
The Delta independent., 1912-08-02

For Sale-1 set porch furnituro
Also refrigerator. etc. Apply to DR..
kinsley, Hillman building.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
BIA. CREATING COUNTY
g'DyltTS ORDERED PRINTED

santa Re. y. a., May House
substitute for house bills 80 5S. by
Representative Evans came in for
much discussion this m0rniug iu the
house and finally was ordered printed
for tho Information Of the members
This Is copy 81 a Texas law except
that Il applies only 20 Bernaiillo.
Eddy. Chaves. Roosevelt. curry QUAY
and san Juan counties. II creates
tho office OF county court giving that
Jurisdiction 10 the probate court. ~
provides for county jurors "a doll2f
and hall day and eight cents q
mile travelling expenses. ana provides
that IN those counties the PROBATE
judge must be "a prncticing attorney
Evans explained that the other nine
teen counties did not want this meas
ure but that the counties included dio
want H. He said the bin WAS IN the
interest 81 economy. as tho county
court would have lurlsdletion IN al
cases involving less than one thou
sand dollars The bin WAS placed on
the calendar and win come up for
action az soon az printed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
ISLAM RALLIES TO
GREEN FLAG FOR
HOLY WAR
French Colonies in Africa In
volved in Trouble Started
When Italy Commenced
Hostilities in Tripoli.

my Evemina Hserala A. p. r.epaea wlrei
Paris, May S.--Thc call for all Mos-
Toms 20 participate IN holy war. which
WAS launched az the start of the Tur-
co-itaiian war, II. according 10 the
correspondent Of tho Temps IN Tunls.
secretly entclOpine an ISLAM and
moving steadily from tribe to tribe in
every Mohammcdan city.
Owing 20 the threatening condition
IN Morocco. the French government
nns decided TO nend seven batsaii0Hs
Of Infantry instead os three bnttaiions
as originally planned. as well as extra
batteries Of artillery, 80 that country.
Two battgllions 81 native Senegal
infantry are now being mohilized ~
Dakar, and these VIII reach Casa
Blanca. Morocco on June 90 These
reinrOroemenis viii give General Moi
ner a force OF 27OO0 men with am
other 1900 SPREAD out along the
frontier ~ Aigeria.
The LATEST advlccs from Fee ny
courier Indicate that foreigners there
arc filled with a vague uneasiness and
fear that further outbreaks are inn
pending.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

Rev !. T. seaer OF the New Mex,
leo Anti-saioon league, left today for
SANTA re
Ccorge Rosllnaion, general manayer
of The Ocridenial life Insurance conn
pnny, lefs today for business visit in
the northern part 81 the state.
ar. W Austin Bradsaw. auditor IN
ihe offices Of HE Albuquerque Gas.
Electric Lignt aud Power company
was operated on by Dr r. g. CORNISH
this morning at 50. Josephs hospital
nnd IS reported "a have rallied sue
ceHsfully from the ordeal MIR. Brad
shaa. who is cutie well known here
Nas at work yesterday as usual. when
Do was taken suddenly 81 ana an ox-
animation hy his physician at once
showed the neccssity Of tire operation.
j. r.. GroonawalL publicity man.
nEer Tor the Mountain states 1ele-
phone ana Telegraph company. Is he
Albuquerque. taking In tho retailers
convention. AIR Greenawalt a. kept
busy presenting souvenir pencils 10
the delegates and arranging long dis
tnnce calls for them, the teiephone
company having offered free connecs
tlona 20 visitors 10 lhe convention. Mr
creenawali's motto ii. Don't write
Telephone"
Fred Chnston, % tho Easbln Film
company who is here srow Loo An
gelos, taking moNing pictures 81
scenes IN this vicinity, spent two hours
today taking views al the local Unit
ed states Indian schonh MIR. Chas-
ton was accompanied 70 the school
Dy u. j. Nnyion, secretary OF the
Commercial club. Mr. Chnston aud
Mr. Naylon were taken 10 the school
by Joseph Barnett. In the Barnett
touring car. which courtesy and aq-
commodstion O. much appreciated by
the club ana sae Eubin people
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
MUCH LEGISLATION
PROMISED FOR
THIS week AT
SANTA FE
Predicted Accomplishments Of
Next Few Days Will Exceed
Those Of Entire Season Thus
Far; Bee Bill Goes to Cover
nor.
BRIEF BUT BUSY SESSION
OF SENATE THIS MORNING

tpprrtni fciaKrHm 40 t9gcntnn Heraidi
Santa Re. ~ NJ, May 8.-The indi-
cations are that the legislature VIII
pass more bills this week than during
any part 90 the session thus far. The
senate this morning passed house bill
No. 3. commonly known a. the Bee
bill, by unanimous vote and thia
measure now goes 20 the governor Tor
his signature The senate also passed
house bin 49, authorizing district
courts to adiudlcate townsites. This
measure s. intended to unrasel q tam
sic IN property on the Mogoilon town
site. The senate also passed senate
bill No. 40. by walton, nxing the
terms OF court IN the Sixth district
There were not votes against any Of
these bills.
The senate tabled senate bill 40. 20
an antitrust bin By Mr. Evans: also
senate bill 1875 authorizing county
commissioners 10 cOustruct jalis IN
towns other than the county seat
Both Of those measures were unfnv'
oranly reported By the committee on
judiciary. Tho senate then adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Among the new senate bills are.
senate hill la. BY Champion, an
act 60 return money 70 certain per.
sons who contracted 10 purchase land
Of the Territory, and which contracts
we're not carried out BY the tefrltors
because 81 statehood
senato BIN is2. Aboyala, an act e
provide for the control and manage
ment OF the secorro land grant.
senate hill ta3. BY Romero. to de-
fine ana punish the crime Of embez
element.
The usual number OF petitions f0i
statewide prohibition and agains
prize nsnfiug were received IN th'
senate today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
SYMPHONY CLUB OF
HIGHEST CLASS
Schubert Concert Last Night
AT Elks' Theatre One Of
Really Delightful Musical
Entertainments Of Season.


Absolutely delightful that much
overwOrked worlds the only adiec-
tive that properly describes The con
cert given last night nj the E.lks'
theater By the Schubert Symphony
club and ladies' Qnartette. In variety
the program was calculated 80 suit the
most exacting taste and in merit il
was Of the very highest as absolutely
free from duilness. and that deo-
cribes II precisely. Thomas Valentine
Purcell, violin and mandolin vlriuso,
was pleasant kind of a revelation 10
the audience and the work OF the
gifted entertainer, Anna Pearl Weth-
elinglon IS deserving OF the very high
cat praise: !t was a genuine treat.
The music aud the entertainment fea-
lures ranged from grave 20 gay and
from classic 10 popular, and there was
solid enjoyment IN every moment Of IL.
The Loyal Order OF Moose, under
whose auspices the concert was
brought here. should have a vote Of
THINKS from the public The house
was only fair and Il is TO be regretted
that the city AID not show its appfe'
citation of one 0f the best things that
has been brought here for munths by
filling the hall 20 the doors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
COUNTRY CLUB IS
POPULAR
-Four Prominent Citizens Call
ed On Mayor This Morning
To Boost for Amusement
Project.

Thar the project suggested By
Mayor sellers 70 establish country
club at the foot OF the sandal muun-
tnins east Of the city. IL a winner.
was demonstrated This morning when
Immediately following the announce
ment OF the plan, five prominent busl-
ness mcn--unly one OF whom By the
way, owns an autOmobile--tock tho
trouble 10 stop at the mayors ofiiceg.
boost the plan and promise their CO.
operation and membership. The plan
has made a he Immediately. especial
~ with the Albuquerque men who hat
the pleasure OF being entertained by
the Roswell men IN their beautiful
country club ON the Pecos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
MUST
SHOW THE STATE
FAIR WILL Be
PROFITABLE
Committee Will Go to Santa Fc
Armed With Facts and Fig
urea to Convince Legisla-
ture.
ARIZONA STATE FAIR
CLEAREs ABOUT $4,000

That u is up 20 Albuquerque to
show the state legislature that the
annual state fair, sought to be estab-
llahed under state auspices III this
city. will be a money maker and she
most profitable snvestment that could
be made, IA the conviction OF local
business men and boosters. and Mayer
Segiers IL inaugurating plans TO have
a committee so 20 Santa Ne IN a
short time, fully armed with facts and
figures ana persuasion. 20 make strong
representations 10 the lawmakers.
The state fair Will be self-Eus-
tanning proposition" said Mayor Sell
lers today. "and a paying Investment
for the state. / understand that the
state fair over In Phoenix cleared
something IKE $4,000 for the state
of Arizona last year Il ie fair 10 as
snme that the state fair here viii
make as good a Showing ! have writ
ten 20 the management Of the Arizona
fair fer data about their proposition.
which ia generously supported By
state appropriation every year.
The mayor has been discussing The
matter with various seading boosters
and plans VIII be perfected az once
for sending such a committee 20 SAINTS
he.
Two bills have already been intro
duced In the Legislature creating ths
state fair ana providing for an am
nuai appropriation. and II is generally
felt IN Albuquerque that action should
30 taken as soon as possible. This
great success and regular and increas-
ing PATRONAGE OF the famous terrltor'
ial fair has demonstrated that ths
people want q fair and that they want
It AZ Albuquerque, the most centra
and accessible point; and tho bill vii
find general support among the PEG.
pie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

The New Mexico Retailers assocsa-
ton, RON in convention IN Alauquer.
que. wal hold the iais convention Ia
Roswell, the Peeo4 valley metropolis
winning out to-day IA thr three-cor-
nered fight between Rosweil. Ration
and Santa Re, sacn city being anxious
u entertain the association next year.
ON secret ballot BOSWELL received u
considerable maj0rily Of the ba Lots
cast Santa ~ and Ration hau been
ia the race, but delegates lsofn these
towns moved after tho bailoune 10
make tho seiectiOn % i,oEWeii lnanl-
nous, which was done. The ltosp ell
delegates camc tc Albuquerque deter
mined 70 capture TIE isi3 convention
and we're eNccessfui II was tns sen-
oral sonilment 81 the gpnfeotiun tlfat
Roswell was the logieal place foy ths
nieetins although ths dtleg8fts from
santa ne and itaten Vigorously PRIV
scented the claims ~ those elites.
Mayor Atkinson ninc.id lhc rafnt 81
Roswell before The convention TOR lbe
next meeting place sayins u MAS the
most modern. most beautiful els iis
the state. and outlining the cntcrfaifi-
mcnt visiting DELEGATES might expect.
n salmon of santa Fe told tho COM
vontion thar from Il strictly business
standpoint ihn next convention should
De held IN -enta BE during the rDe-
ciai session ~ the New Mexico lesis-
lature. that bcina an OppOrtnne time
10 prevail on memDera II the iegiGla-
ture 50 pass legislation advocated By
the retailers In a witty speech MF.
Mendelwitz o. RAtoa presented the
clsins ~ the "Pltisburg 81 the West.
and asked that thu Gate City 70 New
Mexico be given que consideration
when ballots were eaat Roswell wal
finally chosen as this next meetinE
place and the selection apparently
was popular with an the delegates
Ration AID santa lie promising 70 dc
everything possible 60 make the 1919
convention q nlg sueeosa
The morning session OF the conven.
tion today was unusually we'll attend.
Cd. the delegates from Ration. SANTA
Re, Las Neras ana ether northern
towns nu ifrivee in the city las
ovenine ghia morning. Practical
Is the ~ morning was taken ul
with cons ieration 81 the gnrnishmen
law, ncN before tho legislature II
santa Fe iof passsEe. ReHo utloni
regarding the Proposed law were
adopted and tho substanec of then
Was teiegraphed 20 chairinen Of vari
Gus committee tn santa 70.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
GOLD SEPARATOR IS
DEMONSTRATED
DR.. ]. F. Kellogg, Of Guthrie,
Oklahoma, Has Invention
Which Has All Other Meth
DDS Beaten q Mile.

A gold separator that Is apparently
sasily superior % any other inyeniion
OF the kind on tao market. ID being
demonstrated Ia Albuquerque "a the
Whitney Hardware company store by
IT a. .. keliogg. the inventor of
luthrie. Okla Dr Keliogs arrived in
Albuquerque yesterday from Ilcarilln,
LAneblu county. where he ran the
machine an hour and a hair and pam
ned $3.50 in gold from the placer
fields. demonstrating wet and dry
processes. The principle Is the same
~ the old style panning, Every one
vino has seen the separator operate is
enthuaod over lbs possibilities and be-
neye u viii rayolutonize the gold
panning Industry The machine H.
very simple and very practical After
demonstrating the Invention hero Tor
several days DR. kellogg VIII take u
to El paso Yuma. and Los Angeles
Cor similar demonstrations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
VANDALS CARRY OFF
PROPERTY OF
SENATORS
Miera and Mccoy Enter VigOr-
GUS Protest Agaist Holding
of Public Committee Hear
ing in Chamber.

Cspecsnl TeieRrem 60 nveniar u~raial
Santa Fe, n. NJ May b.-Iust be-
fore the senate adjourned this morn
lag Senator Page arose 10 announce
q joint meeting Of the two commit
tees on railroads 10 be held la The
senate chamber tonight Senator
Mieru entered vlgorous protest
against any public committee meet
inBs heinE held Ia the senate chamber
because he said the spectators had me
unfortunate habit oi carrying away
nearly everything That was loose.
Senator Mccoy said that he had had
the same experience. that they car
ricd OF everything from bis desk
from a nail file 10 the cover Of his ink
well aeenatOr Barth said they took
his pen and ink. AZ this point scna-
tor Walton arose and said be desired
To inform the gentleman from licr-
nalillo that he was the gentleman who
had the honor io steal the pen and
ink Senator Page then arose aud
said that owing 10 lac unfortunate ass
cuaslcn which had been urecipilnied
there would not ne nny joint meeting
of the committee on railroads The
presiding officer aaid that 10 had been
bis eNperlcnCc that most 81 ihe spec
tniofs az these public meoilnss were
A. lho discussion was be-
coming personal mr.. Holt said be-
Thought q good idea 70 adiourn the
senate nnfii tomorrow morning The
sersanet at arms was Instructed lo
loca tie senate doors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
ELECTION OF EIGHT
BISHOPS BEFORE
CONFERENCE
Church Politics Occupy Atten-
tiOn Of MethOdists Gathered
At Minneapolis; Hundred
Candidates in the Field.

lny EseaInE Herald A. r. f.eased wirei
Minneapolis, MINI, May S.-Wsih
the beginning today of the second
week oi the Quadrennlal conference
q the Methodist Episcopal church.
the "f0ilEca" 81 the church. which
hinges principally on the election o.
the bishops. II occupying NOR ESQ
more the attention OF the deieeaifs
CONS ryative Lenders place che mum
her Of names which VIII be voted on
"a tie first ballot az 100 while uihors
say there viii be ncasor goo. A two
ihlrds vote OF che $50 delegates is
necessary for the election of bishop.
Among those who prominently are
mentioned ps cad6iintes from whom
tie probable ciEil uf ten new shups
are to be chosen. and who ln most
cases have Dern candidates IN pre-
vlons conferences are Naphthali i.uc-
cock, Kansas CiWi NJ Hughes. PAS
adenn Gals A. .. schen. president
iowa Wesleyan, Mount Pleasant,
fown. Fletcher noman, Portland,
Oreponi Beni YOunE Portland, oro-
gon; George "A Bradford president
EpWorth university Guthrie, Ohia-
homa, and D. y. novard, San Franz
cisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
BILL DIRECTED At
ALBUQUERQUE
WATER SUPPLY
COMPANY
Representative Burg Procures
Passage Of Bill Depriving
Concern Of Lien Against
Property for Water Con.
sumed.
MEASURE PROTECTS
RIGHTS OF PEOPLE

Especial Telegram 20 Evening Ilcraidl
Santa Re. y. ~, Nay s.-rhe house
ihls morning passed house bill i53 by
Burg 90 repeal chapter LAG OF tho
act Of the last legislature. which said
chapter gives water company Hen
ON property where water rent has not
been paid. According 90 Mr.. Burg,
the bill was passed primarily for the
benefit Of the Albuquerque Water
rrrs'is' company, and ho characterized
Il al a special law passed % protccl
special n.-.. ID. ....-..,4t vac rights az
the common people. lie said tngr,
were many cases where houses were
vacant and whore the water company
failed TO turn off the water. but never
failed 10 assess the charges against
the property.
Mar. Blanchard questioned some oi
the statements by Mr.. Burg and a
short debate followed The bin. how
ever. was passed by unanimous yots
OF The house.
The house also passed a Joint me-
mortal by Mr. Baca, favoring the cree
alton Of an additional United States
circuit court.
A bill by air. Manmnaros 20 ap.
propriase $50. 900 for the gauglng OF
streams and the Investigation OF un'
dererohnd flows, was recommitted T.
the committee ot ways and means be-
cause Of q penalty clause for tam
pering with stream gauges which Mr.
Manzanares tried TO have added. rht
bill was reeonmltted after spiritcs
debate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
MUTRIiEAn Is -ELECTED
ASSOCIATION PRf .sIDT.NT'

AZ n business session ~ tho aaso.
,.aiion held ~ ne COMMERCE. club
last evening, preceding the pubus re-
cepu0n O. che delegutoe, Officers roi
the ensuing year were elected al fol-
lows;
President. =. A. AHlrhead OF ri.
cunc0ri
Woo president Clark Dllleg RIOS
we'll
Board 81 directors r. =. Winters
santa ne. 81 ~ IerNey clovis y
Israel. Tuonmvsfi. u. 81 Armstrong
San Marnials r., A. hoff. noaW Ell; q
A. Matson Albuquerque j. IA. MA
jors. Ration vs. a. Townsend. SAINT.
Re; q AZ Eaetr. Tlcumcari. w.
Cox. Clovis: Frod Miller. Gosweii; r.
q. Brooks AlbuGuerWie: a. d Liih
Cow Aloanuu uci NJ Is. Mendelsohn
Ration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
The Markets



New York, May s.--~The stock mar
kct showed an unsettled tone during
the early session today. Reading
rose and fell alternately, rejecting
the temper Of professional traders.
The fasnitiar tactics 81 recent days,
namely, selling OF United states Steel.
were resorted 20 by the short inter
est, the stock declining 90 % Ia on
comparatively small offerings. Union
Pacific was also 0ffcred ~ conceH-
ssoas and 81. Paul's weakness was the
most conspicuous feature Of the
granger group.
Ia the forenoon Reading agaln de-
clincd sharply.
Bonds were steady
Union Pacific lei a mild rally IN
the neon hour but trading WIS dull
and plainly professional The April
report OF the copper producers show
ed an enormous increase IN metal ON
hand. out exercised no marked influ-
ence over the copper shares,
Trading became Increasingly duli
IN the course OF tho afternoon. liii-
nois Central made asa abrupt decline
81 SIS points.
The market closed steady. some
revival OF activity WIS noted in the
last hour. Union Pacific again touch.
ing les best Of the day, with greater
strength In United States Steel anu
Amalaamated Copper.
American sugar and American Beet
sugar were the features OF the spc'
cinities. both rising over two points
lsending failed to share In this move
menl. which was again followed by
roo ossiona.
Closing prices:
Can money, s-4W3 per cent.
Prime paner. 4WtiA per cent.
Silver, ee1hc
Mexican dollars. 4Sc.
Tin, s4s.6Oat $500.
Lead. Ss.iem A.l4E
Amaigamatcd. 81 is.
Sugar. 1870.
Atchlson, Joe ~.
Crent Northern, l8i ~.
New York Central. IFS SIS
Northern Pacific. ii9 as.
Reading. ia Ia.
Southern Pacific, 1t0M.
Union Pacific. i60 Ia.
Steel. So.
Steel preferred. 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

Kansas CITY, May S--Cattle---i RE-
oelpls 5000. including 800 southerns.
market steady native steers, $500 "a
$50; southern steers. $1,000 sac,
southern COWS ana heifora. 1895 81
G.2s. native COWS and hclfers Si25 81
500; stoekers and feeders, 4b.oo q
1885; bulls. ti75M6.Tsi calves, tb.Ve
nS.5Oi western steers. $4,000 s.0b
western cows. St.5OWG.50.
Hogs- Receipts 5000 market 9 ~
30 cents higher; bulk az sales. 1855
a7.S0. heavy. &7.S0MT.s5t packers
and butchers, t7.70N7Sb, lights
t7.85@ I75; pigs. &5.16MG.75.
shoop- Receipts S,000i market n
10 IS cents higher; Colorado lambs
ss,e0i muttons. 8A5eW1.b0i lambs
s7,abM a.605 fed westerns and year
llnss. S5.00WS2b; fod ewes, t3.7b9
100. Texas goats. s8.25Wf.i0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
BILL FOR BENEFIT OF
OVFRNVORKED EMPLOYEES

Santa Fe. n. NJ. May S.-For MANY
legislatures Il has been the time
honored custom 10 finish up the joD
by appropgiating thousand dollars
on 40 as extra pay for the capital en-
ployes. the Idea always being ad-
vancod that they are compelled to d.
much extra work, That this loglsia-
true win probably stick 10 the good
joint resolution No. %. presented by
Representative Chavez this morning,
BY request. aprropriatlng 8i,620 for
the capital employees. II was referred
% d committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
MEDICINES
IMPOSSIBLE UNDER
PROPOSED LAW
Measure introduced in House
and Senate Arouse storm Of
Protest; More Drastic Than
National Pure Food Law.
Especial Telegram 60 evening IIcrall

NUNNNNNH NAAt"ANNAN " AANNNANH aNNANNAWN
Santa re. a. NJ. May kilograms
are pouring IA from patent medicine
concerns an over the United states
prolesiing against the provisions Of
house bin 80, las, BIZ Mr.. Moreno,
ard senate bin 1870. by Mr.. panky.
Tho patent medicine concerns SAY
that lf tails bill rs enacted Il win abb
aoluteiy shut them out from selling
any sort OF remedy in this state ex-
cept upon prescription of "A physician.
They say Il Is FAR more FAR reaching
In its effect than tho government pure
TODD law. Some Of the members -
the legislature have received nH many
as dozen teicgrAale protesting
against the blll Drugglats, news
papers and wholesale dealers an over
the state are also being pombarded
with teiesrams asking them "a aid la
defeating the Bill