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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

trict north OF here, the proper clays
and shakes for making tile and ought
to build up n big industry here"
Il Is expected the Commercial Clnb
committee and attorneys working on
the draft of the irrigation district law
wiii finish their labors today or to-
morrow and Mr. Cooper will then re-
turn to Santa 70 10 work IN the In.
toregt OF the blil there. The actual
need OF extensive drainage has been
fully recognized by the most intell-
gent farmers Ia tho pecas valley ana
elsewhere and IL rapidly being recog-
nixed here: and In view Of the fact
that with a drainage district law the
work Is bound 10 extend rapidly In all
parts Of the state, there is much
worth thinking about 10 the engineers
suggestion that the tile making bust
hess offers an opportunity 70 build
NJ big industry here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

ina VIII bflng complete Satisfaction IN
the morning. After a short use of
this remedy an forms 81 outside nid
can bc dispensed with and nature viii
asnin act alone.
All classes Of good American people
keep II IN the homo for Ills Of the
stomach. liver and bowels. and among
the thousands who have written the
doctor that they viii never be With
out Il are Mrs q. A. Bates, 2fe r. eih
ST. salt Lake city. Utah. and Mrs. T.
y. Hickman. Temnnth, Colo. a hoso
Of u has saved many a person from
serious illness
Anyone Wishing 20 make trial Of
this remedy before buying u ia the
regular way of a druggist az fifty
cents or one dollar large bottle tam
iiy size) can have a sample bottle
sent 10 the home free Of charge By
simply addressing DR. w. -. Caldwell.
400 Washington ST.. Monticello. ~.
Your name and address ON postal
Grad Will do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
TWO FEATURES AT
ORPHEUM TONIGHT
AND TOMORROW

Two splendid feature Minis are offer
ed ag the Orpheum tonight and tomof-
f0w night in tho Tempest. from the
play by Wniinm Shakes loa'a. pfo-
duced hy the famous ianhoJscr COM
pany, magnificent hcied subiecl
with massive cast. wonderfully staged;
and the Delhi Durbar. Tiie latter u
one Of uaumonts indepen'is nj ~
lease, made up entirely Of ase Sos taken
at the Delhi Durbar. ID o. !. mast. :
piece and easily tho greatest him o,
modern times
Tho different sections Of the pic-
ture are as follows Ci) Review "a
veterans Of former wars, sh iwi1R AGED
futiye soldiers who are extremely ric-
turcsque CD Arrival OF the vlceroy
(3l Arrival of the emperor, includ-
ing a tremendous panaro M 81 sol
diers. 90 The browning and procla-
nation ta) Indian princes swsarrlg
allegiance % the Emperor.
Il should be 0orEo IN miad that tho
Durbnr extended over o Period ~ eva
weeks. and this picture dsis vita the
coronation only.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

That fully five thousand miles Of
thing would be- necessary TO drain
all the land needing drainage IN the
Rio Grande and pecOs valleys Is the
rather interesting estimate made 10y
Sidney w Cooper, government drain
age engineer who Ia now Ina Aibuquer-
que In connection with the drafting
Of a bill by q commercial club com
mittee 20 provide a district drainage
law for New Mexico. which bin viii
be introduced IN the state Legislature
Mr.. Cooper moreover believes that
with plenty OF good material aud a
plant already Ia operation Albuquer-
que should become manufacturing
headquarters for the bulk Of the tito
10 be used In the great campaign OF
reclamation by drainage In the two
great valleys, not 10 mention other
parts Of the state
In the artesian belt Of Chayes and
Eddy counties said MIR. Cooper yes
terday, there ~ 1910 acres, or over
log square miles Of land "a be drained
as against 33.S60 acres now under cui-
tivation not needing drainage, These
figures are based on careful lnspee-
tons of each quarter section and In
some places OF forty acre tracts. This
you sec runs about as per cent of the
land that needs drainage and the same
proportion / should estimate Obtains
In the Rio 0Fantlo valley a distance
Of l25 mics. with an average width
Of three to four miles. al a guess
THAT means $50 20 800 square mllos
10 be drained and with parallel lines
o. drain pipe averaging 500 feet apart
this would mean ten miles of tile per
square mile. Probably the majority
of the tile would be six an twelve
inch All these estimates OILY 60 90
show that With the drainage Of che
land throughout the state an immense
amount OF tile must be manufactured
steadily for years 10 come. In addl-
ton 10 the pec0s valley lands ! have
mentioned some drainage Is needed
under the Carlsbad project; drainage
% needed 10 the Mesilla valley. around
Santa Rosa, around Columbus, "a
Luna county, the Springer district and
90 some places In laos county fho
greater part OF this tile should and
could be manufactured "a Albuqucr'
que. As FAR as my observation goes
the Pec0s valley has not suitable cley
for the purpose; You have here and
/ understand Ia the Aigodonos dis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

cannot praise yOur Vegetable Compound
toohiehly. Everywomans should take q
that time. reconmcnd y 20 both old
and young for female troubles. - Mrs
EMILY SUMNERsCIl1. Swarthmore, Pc.
Baltimore, nd. Ny troubles began
with the loss Of child, and ! had hem-
orrhages for four months The doctors
said an operation was necessary, but
dreaded It and decided to try Lydia p.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The
medicine has made me a we'll woman and
I feel strong and ds my own work. -
Mrs. J. r. PrcKniC. 1860 Sergeant 81,
Baltimore, Nd
Since we guarantee that all testimo-
mails which we publish are genuine, is L
not fair 70 suppose that II Lydia 2. Pink
hani's Vegetable COMPOUND has the vir-
tue 10 help these women Il viii help any
other woman who II suffering IN IKE
mannerl
n yon want special advice write 20
Lydia &. Pinkham Medicine Co. lc0nil-
dentinD Lynn Mass. Your letter win
be opened, read and answered by a
Woman and held in strict confidence,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
MEASURE FIXING
COUNTY SALARIES
INTRODUCED
Important Bill Specifying
What Officials VIII Re.
ceive Comes UP in Senate By
Mr.. Hinkle.

Especial Telegram 20 Evcning Iicrnisll
santa Ne, ~ AZ April 23--Ihe
first salary btu Of the session was iIi'
ir0duced Ia the senate this afternoon
by Senator James r. illnAle OF
Chaves county. The bill goes IN aH
senate bin No. iOi and iB ns follows.
The Measure la Full
Mr Hinkle'a hil IT, az follows;
An act entitled an act fixing sal-
aries az county officers and district
attorneys
Section T. For the purpose OF fix-
Ing the SALARIES OF the various county
officers and the district attorneys 81
the several judicial districts IN COM
pllnnce with the provisions of the con-
mitusion Of the state, the counties
ana attorneys districts are classified
as hereinafter provided
Sec. 3. Counties with an assessed
valuation Of four million dollars o.
more small be counties Of the first
class.
Counties with an assessed valuation
Of 32.50O,ooe nnd not over st.000,0oO
shall be counties OF the second class.
Counties with an asscnscd valuation
Of less than S2.50oo.oo0 shall be
counties OF che third class.
Sec. 3. The classification provided
for herein shall be based on the as
sessed vafuation for the year 1871,
and shall prevail as salary basis
until January 3. 1914 December J.,
/ 1919, tho state auditor shall clagsify
the counties according 70 tho assessed
vlluation for the year i9ia. and such
valuation shall prevail for two years
beginning January 1, 1914. There
aftor the state auditor shall classify
I Tie counties on December I % each
odd numbered year. such classifica.
ton to begin January / thereafter and
prevail for two years.
Sec. A. Tho state auditor shall Ger.
tify the classification whom made 4
Il the governor OF the state. and 20 ths
board OF county commissioners 81
each county. and such notice shall b
the basis for the payment % salaries
for the term OF years as provided FOL
herein.
See. 6. A county salary fund y
hereby created, and All fees, miieag'
or per diem as provided by law col
lectcd by any county official from
any source whatever for public serv
ice shall be paid to the county treas
urer. who shall Keep same In a sep
nrate fund 60 be designated as tn
county salary fund. In addition q
an other fees as now provided To-
ny law,o Ne eoNecvea BY county ofl
cialF and converted iuto the counN
salary fund. the county treasurer shat
4 deduct eight per cent OF all tax col
ilections and place same Ia the COUNT
salary fund beginning with the yea
1912.
Sec. 6. The county commissioner
shalt pay an salaries of county offs
Gers quarterly ous Of the counly sal
AIRY fund. II said fund Is AT any tim
insufficient To pay such salaries the
may supply such deficiency rom IN
general expense fund II az the en-
az any fiscal year there be aurpiu
In the county salary fund the count
commissioner may divert the sam
20 The general expense fund
Sec Z. Ia counties Of the frs
class the salaries OF the county Off
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

an othuI state officers. mcnhers of
fhc supreme bench and district
irdaas rhc ebert hrliot fof the
coanties voula provide only for the
election ni the county coinmiss lnneis,
who puld then meet and anpoiut the
other Officers Speaker Haca said
be introduced the resolution BY re-
quest. Tney may pass the hourc. lut
there A. no possibility thar they will
pass the senate
Tho house yesterday repnmmiitc9
the Fort Sumner county bin o. the
committee on ways and means. Tho
bill is hclnr held ny becuusf OF the
county salary bili nhd may not PASS.
MIR. Manznnnreg. The father OF the
bill. IL WORKING hard 90 get tho meas-
urea throukh Mir. clancy Is OppoaiuR
him.
Another county bill was introduced
In the house yeslerdar Wy MT. Love,
90 create hi county ID Heard cut OF
eastern Eddy aud GhHtes counties
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
CLUB MEETING WILL
Be IMPORTANT TO
EVERYBODY
Members Of Organization and
Citizens in General Urged
to Attend Gathering to Be
Held Tonight.

The Commercial club OF Aihuquer-
que viii hold regular meeting Ia
the club pariors beginning at s o'clock
tonight. Many matters OF consider
able interest 20 all Albuquerque win
be discussed, The club has now under
consideration numerous plane for the
upbuildlng OF Albuquerque. the estab.
llshment OF now industries. the pas
sage OF beneficial legislation for road
ard river Improvement. All members
Of the club are urged "a attend the
meeting tonight, likewise those eiti-
zens and visitors who are not mem
bcrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

GERS shall be ~ follows;
County commissioners. tsoo per an
num-
ChaifmaY " me board 81 county
commissioners, $500 per annum.
superintendent of Schools $500
per annum
Probate judge. $500 per annum.
Assessor, $4,000 por nnnum
TreasUrcr and collector. Si,bee per
annum
Surveyor, seO0 per apnum.
County clerk. $4,000 per amman.
sheriff. $1,000 pcp annun
such salaries ehan " IN fuli Tor
nll services. including expense or OUT
las for assistants or deputies. and
enoh officials shalt NOT receive any
additional fceH or snlaTios either d.
rectiy or indirectly. excep, ms hcrcin-
nflnr provided IN section % this
oct.
Soc. s. the county clerk shall De
allowed $500 per annum for an as
slsiant 90 act as district clerk until
such office r. otherwise provided fer
by law: ami provided. further the
county commissioners may allow 70
tho sheriff an amount not exceedine
nfty per cent OF the fees collected BY
him. and paid 20 the treasurer ns sal
aries for uHdersheriffs on deputies
Sec. D. IN counties Of the second
GLASS the salaries 81 the county Off
GERS shall be ny follows:
County commissioners $500 per
annum.
Chairman OF the board Of county
commissioners. S7Oo per nnnnm
Probate Judge $500 per annum.
superintendent OF schools. Si,lo9
per annum.
Assessor. $4,000 per annum.
Treasurer and collector. s3.6eo per
anag
surveyor f-r1 ptf egelrl.
County clerk $4,000 per annum.
Sheriff, Sa,00o per annum.
such salaries shall be IN fuh for el'
services. including expense or outlay
for assistants or deputies and sucl
officials shall not receive any add.
tlonat fees or salaries either dlrerils
or indirectly. except as hereinafter
provided IN section 10 Of this act.
Sec 10 The county clerk shall %
allowed $500 per nnnum for AN ~
sistant, who shan act rs district cletb
until such office r. otherwise provides
for by law: and provided. further. th'
county commissioners may allow
tho sheriff an amount not exceeding
forty per cent ~ the fees colleeic'
by him and paid to the treasurer ~
snlaries for undersheriffs or deputies
Sec. IL. IN counties Of tho tbif'
class the salaries Of the county OH
GERS shall be as follows.
County commissioners. siO0 per an
mum.
Chairman OF the board OF count
commissioner. $500 per annum,
probate judge. st0o per annum.
superintendent Of schools, 5000 pc
ahhum
Assessor. $4,000 per annurf
Treasurer and collector, $4,000 &c
annum.
Surveyor. 800 per annum.
County clerk. $4,000 per annmul.
sheriff, $4,000 per annum.
such salaries shall be IN fun for ~
services. including expense or outla,
for assistants or deputies, and sue
officials shall not receive any adoi
tionai fees or salaries either directi'
~ Indirectly, except as heteinatte
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
Or
ELIMINATION
City Council to Insist That
Conditions Under Which
Permission for Signs Was
Given Are Fulfilled.

illumination or elimination" H. the
slogan tentatively adopted By the cts
council last night with reference "a
advertising signs which have beer
erected In front OF various places OF
business with the permission OF the
building Inspector under condition
that the signs be illuminate every
night. IL Is said thai many mcr.
chants have apparently overlooked
the illumination part Of the agree
ment and have erected the signs only
for such advertising as they could gel
IN the day time. Steps viii be takci
Il Is Understood 40 compel owners Of
such signs TO illuminate them each
and every night during certain hour
or take them down.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
VAUDEVILLE ACT IS
CHANGED At
PASTIME
Van and Livingston Appear
ing in sketch That Ont
shines Their Former Sue
cess; Three New Feature
Pictures.

Patrons Of the Pastime theater who
have been enjoying tho vaudeville
comicallties Of Van and Livingston
VIII be Interested ~ the announce
mcnt that this clever team VIII ap-
pear this evening and tomorrow with
q completely new act The change n
said 90 be even funnier than the orig
inai alSctch-and that's going some.
A complete change Of pictures u
also announced for the Pastime tnis
evening. the feature Aim being q medi-
aevai costume drama entitled, "The
Poisoned Cup" Tho comedy features
are "The Great Diamond Robbery
and "a FURRY IN Furniture"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

one NtNl1N u NNNNtI
two years I had hem
orrhages and the
doctors told me I
would have % un-
dergo en- operation,
but I began taking
i.ydia n. Pinkham ,
Vegetable Com
pound and am IN
good health now. /
Am all over the
Change Of Life and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
PRESIDENT OF MONTANA
UNIVERSITY A BOOSTER

= DR.. Mcqueen Gray has rsceiv- .
= ed the following letter: =
= University OF Montana, AfiHaouia,
. office Of the president, April =
. AZ. 1912 =
. MY dear President Gray - .
. have been much Interested ln y
. your project OF getting an insu .
. tuition Which would train young =
. people or our own country and =
. hose who might come from =
. Spanish-American couB.-..aa tor .
. the carrying on OF mutual inter .
. course between tho United States .
. and IatiE-American republics. .
= Such an instltalion would GER .
. tainly serve a.Ercat purpose, ana =
. hope that YOUR advocacy wan .
. meet with prompt response from .
9 those who have authority 10 act .
. Very truly .
. (Signedl G. A, DuNIWAf, .
. President, .
: . . . . . . . . . y .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

When a medicine must be given "a
young children ID should be- pleasant
20 take. Chamnorlain's Cough REM
edy Is made from loaf sugar, and the
roots used IN 81 preparation give u
a flavor aimilar 10 maple syrup, max
ing " pleasant 20 take. II has no ~
Dcrior Tor colds. Group and WhOQpinG
cough. For sale by an Dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
FIFTY THREE CATTLE
ARE MANGLED
Fearful SHAMELESS on Texas q
Pacific When Train Plows
Through Herd Near Pecos.


especial Correspondence Co lfernld.)
Pecos. Texas, April e2.--FIity three
cattle were killed and injured near
here yesterday when Il freight train
on the Texas and Paeiiic railroad rum
ming at forty mile, an hour plowed
SIS way through q herd OF 2o00 cattle
belonging TO J y. Irwin OF Alpine who
was driving them 10 the Santa Re
AfOck .pans. nAa ,Apst ral8od ny eAe
animals prevented the engineer from
seeing them. Mnneled beeyes flew
high in the air on eithor side OF the
rraln which however WIS fortunately
not dcrailed except FOR the two for
ward wheels under the engine. The
spectacle after the dust cleared was
4 frightful one many more Of the
cattle having 20 hr Silled after Il was
found h0 gluusly they we're hurt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. David coombs ana
small daughter left on the Santa fo
limited today for visit OF three
months N California. Mira, coombs
has been 40 and II is hoped tho chanec
In climate VIII be beneficial O. her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
5000 Miles of Tile Necessary Upon Area
in Need OfDr0inage in Rio GrGnde and PecOs
Valleys Says Government Drainage Engineer

Cooper Believes Albuquerque With Plenty Of Proper Ma
tera Logical Place for Manufacture Of Pipe to Be
Used in Reclamation Of Some 600 Square Miles Of Land
Now Suffering from Owe abundance of Water
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23
TTFs cunFD TNeTO A DAYS

PILL uiAED IN ~ ~ DAYS
Your q, sgelss win refund money II
PAzO OINTMENT fails to cura any
case 81 Itching. Blind. bleeding or
prot1 ndiaE piles IN 8 60 ~ days. soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-23

Try Herald Want Ads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
MIAMI COSTS JUST
ABOVE EIGHT CENTS

4 report from tho Miami property. civ
ing the result Of operations FOR the ph q
eleven days OF August. places the gross
copper production At i.0SS.50O pounds The
grade Of orc treated was 2.3l pei; cent
copper. the extraction I0 per cent and the
cost SIC per pound. The production Tor
August was ".0iS.75o pounds az against
Gs025 80 In July. SAY Thompson. Towlc
g. co.
Tie grade orc on which the above pro-
ducton was obtained was somewhat low
CT than II would have hcen Otherwise.
owing 10 ore from certain deyciopmont
work bhich Was Included with the tom
ndRe sent To the mill.
Based on the cost obtained during the
period. Miami Is now earning q; the rate
OF more than $4,000. 600 per annum. With
the concentrator S'ill much below normal
production. the management believes that
" VIII not be long before the company.
will show earnings at the rate OF 81 5000
600 per anDum.
With the favorable drill results op.
tained below the lowest level in the milne
IL s. quite likely that Miami WILL In the
near future. when lis present mill has
been brought uD tn capacity and bettor
mctallurRicsl results obtained further
add 10 its conccntla,or capacity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
Mines and Ming--Activities i'm Ore Districts of Utal
PHOSPHATE DECISION
HAS BEEN RENDERED
Prior Lode Location Wins
Over Subsequent Location
Under Placer Law.

A decision OF interest to owners OF
phosphate lands has been handed down
in the United States district court at
San Francisco, IN the case OF III. 5.
Duffield and Lewis a. Jetfs against the
san Francisco Chemical company. The
suit was one in equity TO quiet title TO
phosphate locations In Bear Lake coun-
". Idaho. near Montpelier; The de-
tcndant company had located the claims
had subsequently relocated the same
ground under the placer Law; Judge
Van Fleet handed down decree IN
favor of the defendant company which
Invai,dated the locations by the plain
tlfrs. which quieted the title in the san
Francisco company and placed the costs
OF the action upon the plaintiffs.
There has been q considerable amount
OF difference in opinion for several years
regarding the western phosphate lands,
two contentious being maintained In re-
gard 10 the proper method OF loeatlnS
the claims. ono side asserting that the
lode location laws obtained, the other
side that the claims were To be loca TED
only by means of placer laws While
properties involved in this litigation
Judge Van Fleet stated In his opinion
that the determination Of which mode
OF location is right and proper should
department OF the government
He held that, while the law on the
matter was not plain, phosphate de-
posits were OF sedimentary character
apparently having their origin along
with and In the same manner as the
strata above and below, Phosphate te
rock. he stated, Is mined not 70 extract
any mineral substance therefrom, but
Ike coal, limestone, gypsum or building
stone II ls used and principally valuable
as whole in It's natural state.
While the west may he OF the opinion
that the method OF locs ting phosphate
territory need not trouble anyone ir
view of the widespread Withdrawals ol
such deposits by the government In It's
conserva tion policy. there nevertheless
remains 10 he! secured positive and def
mite action by the proper authority 70
clear up the questions in dispute be-
tween interests already attaching Of
which there are many. as shown by the
present litigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08
IRON BLOSSOM WILL
MAINTAIN DIVIDEND
Secretary Mangum Gives the
Reason for Holding the
LoW-Grade Ore.

When seen by The Tribune on Satur-
day and told Of the widespread fear thai
the newly formed plane OF the lror
Blossom officials meant q temporar,
Cessation or reduction in the regular
quarterly dividends, Secretary and pi-
rector ". Lester Mangum stated that
this fear in his opinion was unfounded
The Iron Blossom has determined upon
curtailment OF production for the rea
son that the large tonnage of loW-grade
ore tha, could be shipped to the smell
ter under existing contracts will net the
company several dollars more per ton
by concentration, and tho officials deem
IL the better policy to save this tonnage
for the mill that has been decided up
on.
The mill. said Mr.. Mangum. would
be perhaps six months In course OF In
stallation. as there is considerable
the equipment can be decided upon and
purcha sed Tho cost OF the plant is
10 he between $4,000 and $4,000. The
officials OF the compan ny are assured, as
Is evident from their determination 10
erect this mill, that the ore is amen
able 10 concentration, and that r. far
better economy is contained in such a
system or handling the ore than in It's
direct shipment TO market as in the
past.
The Iron Blossom company is paying
10 cents a share per quarter, calling for
800, 00o per distribution, and the tres s.
ury, said Mr.. ManSum. now holds over
double and close to three times this
amount. while the earnings under the
ourtailmeut process should not fall TO
a point justifying a reduction In the
usual distribution. The mine, he added,
WAS IN first class condition. while the
officials are proceeding along lines that
arc deemed Of the hest sort for the pro
motion OF the welfare Of the orsaniSa :
4 In,