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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Madamo-This flat would snIt us
very well. but for this room which Is
so small
Concierge-It would do for one
child. madame.
Madame--lt isn't question of
child, but OF my hatboxcs. Pole Mele
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Governor McDOnald'e message has
been the subject OF favorable com
mont by nearly an the leading papers
of the state. n any considerable
number Of the governors wise recon.
msndations are carried out, that Will
go far toward establishing the pros
perlty and good name Of New Mexico.
-SOcOrro Chieitain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

That bunch OF pyromaniacs iE Sill
yer City should be more confederate
OF the feelings Of the santa re New
Mexican than to start an arson in
dustry In addition 20 the well dcycl-
oped murder business which has been
in evidence In the past few months.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
horrlbleI

Spanking children Ia less fsequent
as human parents grow more humane
and reasonable. II 81 a very serious
matter ana merits strong cOndemna-
tlon Instead OF receiving universal
condemnation spanking is still com
mon, and 4 h even treated by the
newspapers as a frequent subject Tor
Jest santa Fe New Mexican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

II 10 possible that instead Of dis
playing pure patriotism and unde-
filed. DR. sun Vat sen was simply
showing good Judgment IN avoiding
a serious bunch Of real trouble when
he 70 cheerfuiiy gave up the iob Of
being proaident Of ChIna.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

n would seem that having been
the perpetual senator for SO many
years IN the state Of Colorado, the
Honorable Casimiro Barola could
hardly De spared from the Centennial
state 10 begin enoiher career as the
perpetual sennior OF New Mexico. We
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Going 20 Wombat's wedding. over
On the North Side?'
Not l. was oneagod 60 that girl
Wombat cut me out"
well. come 10 The wedding. You
may get a chance td bim him IN ihc
jaw with an cid shoe '--Pittsburs
Post.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

How could any two ordinary men
expect to take the leadership away
from "A man OF senator Barth's archi-
lecturer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

The indicted packers, like the anN-
ious candidates for the New Mexico
sonatorships. will soon be out OF their
misery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

DR.. Sun has so far demonstrated
hls shrewdness as policeman by
refraining from stating that he won't
be a candidate for another term
Springer StOckman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
Another SONG.

That song OF Champ Clarks rela.
tive to the "histing" OF the h0un' pup
Is likely to take more personal
strain. Champ will forget all about
the houn when they get 10 working
right on other portions OF his anat-
Omy.--Rnton Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Enough wood Is being sawed IN
Santa Re these days 10 cause renewed
alarm over the destruction Of our for
ests.- emily these are political forests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

In the case of Don Solomon It seems
that the only way for the office TO
got the man Is TO hit him In the head
with an axe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

began 20 put chewing gum and candy
Ia their pocket. John and G0mOclndo
said 20 me 10 remain and they would
be back right away. when they re-
turned they came back with a sack
and they began putting boxes into the
sack, / also assisted them also gum.
The three of us left there AMI iott the
doa- cten. ! went to the close; az er
arrived az the house. Ipnn laid
down but Gomocindo was not there
any more. John told me that Como
cindo nas stated that he was going
buek to IRE up. When l returned the
candy store door was closed, ! entered
end looked IN, III bunch Of matches
and threw them IN a pile Of paper
that was there. Then I went out and
went down town. was arriving
close 70 the neighborhood ~ the
hotse of my aunt whom ! heard them
shooting and hollering fire. After the
Sire was put out / went back home.
don't know who took the nozzles OF
the hose"
stiIlwell Acts Detective.
The silver city Enterprise says OF
the capture, The important capture
of the three was effected Tuesday
afternoon through some riever de-
tcCtlve work on the part Of W. H.
Stiliwell last Tuesday afternoon.
Reyes came In with brand new car
penters plane for sale stiliwell ask
ed him where he got iT and he replied
, from his uncle After dickering
some minutes during which Reyes
consulted his partner who stood out
side, Stlllwell paid a dollar for the
plane. Then he went 10 the phone
and called up City Marshall Gils. They
hunted up Reyes and placed him un-
der arrest. stiilwen then got a search
warrgnt sworn out and went 90 the
boys den. house In the southern
part OF town. There they found n
room filled with plumber consisting
mainly Of candy and chewing gum;
also several checks. one FOR $40
given by Dr. Thompson 10 the Loras
Candy company, they having erased
the I4eras CHndy company name and
inserted the name ct one OF the boys.
Search WIS then begun for the ac-
completes and before night the 0iii-
cera had rounded up and landed IN
jail two others. besides the three
mentioned above. Creacenslo Galle-
gos and sotoro Cheyarr0. the latter
porter "a she Exchange. However.
M the hearing this morning .he two
last named were released, as the tes-
timony Of the boys IN no way impll-
Gated them In the robbery O- IRE.
]
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Recently a paper published this
item; "The business man IN this town
who II IN the habit OF husging his
stenoerapher had better quit or we
viii publish his name" The next
day thirty-scvon business men called
"a the office, paid up their subacrip-
tions n year in advance. left seven
columns OF advertising to run {. r.
ana told the editor not to pay any at
tontion to foolish stories.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
stand Below

A gun made OF cement is the
latest thing for war purposes. Il Is
said 10 be- dangerous 20 stand either
Lao the muzzle or the breach And
more so, we would imagine. az the
side. Taos Recorder,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Col Roosevelt has apparently
stayed with the hat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Just word OF advice 70 Governor
wilson-gct a houn' dawg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Unfortunately for President Tart
Arizonn.shas the last Bay on the sub
Get Of the recall OF the Judiciary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Many things come to the man who
waits, but better things come 10 the
man who waits on himself.--faos
Recorder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

have a number of perpetual ones Of
our own who would seem 90 supply
an the porpotuity needed IN this neck
Of the woods.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

THE Rise and Fail OF Juarez .
would make an historical volume 81
many chapters. springer Stochmah'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Presidential primaries? To DC
sure--but--ahem--if--
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
THE STATE PRESS.
Not In the Rlng.


Governor Harmon has his hat IN
his hand. Springer StOckman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19
WHAT THEY ARE
SAYING ABOUT US.


The Albuquerque Evening Herald il
now owned by II b fening and Jas,
9. Black. Mr. Rening has many
friends and admirers IN Ft. sumner
who believe that with such q live
wire" al the helm The Herald Is an
assured success.--Fort Sumner Re-
view
The Albuquerque Evening Herald
has again changed hands, passing this
time into the ownership OF J. $.
Black and AZ b. fleming and me
edltorHhip of n Dana Johnson. These
gentlemen are among the most OK
peiienced and talented newspaper
men OF the state and the Herald -
therefore sure 10 be- greatly improved
In both quality and patronage. So
zorro Chieflaln.
James s Black and Brand Henins,
TWO Of the best newspaper men with
out exception In the new state. have
purchased the Albuquerque Herald
and viii conduct II as an independent
newspaper This will be q new STUNT
for tho Herald since Il and It's pro-
Renitor have been party organs first
Tor ono party and then the other, ever
since SIS foundation, aud the expert
ment Of absolute Independence win
be watched with Interest, The new
Owners declare their faith IN the field
which they think 81 ripc for a genuine
live afternoon newsnap2r end We
hope their confidence is not mis-
placed. IL anyone can make n s sue
cess, Il Is certain they can. W. Dana
johnson. the able editor OF the Alhu.
quorque Journal, win WELD the. edit.
orial pen on the Herald having re-
signed bis position With che Journal
Silver City Enterprise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Demine Is now IN the postal saw.
ings bank class.
Ira o. Weimoro Of the Mimbres
valley viii plant 5000 grape vines
on his ranches there this year In an
endeavor 10 duplicate the famous
itailanlswisR vineyard OF California.
Grapes thrive on the Mimbres and the
experiment will undoubtedly be a sue
cess
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Reports made to the Las Vegas city
council are TO the effect that the new
sewer system there is completed and
working like a charm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

The EIks Of Magdalena held their
annual ball the other night and Il
was one Of the gayest festivities In the
history OF the gay town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Miss Ruby Atklns. daughter Of Mrs
mi 81 Atkins Of Roswell, told q az
The other day when she went with hel
fancoe, John Bynum, aged ~, 70 th'
clerks office to get marriage license
Ruby said she was Of age. lnYesil
cation showed otherwise aud th'
budding romance was nippod by az
unfeellng clerk who refused the
license.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

The opening OF Jim Mahoney's
splendid new store In Demlng a few
days ago was one OF the biggest events
in the history of that i've town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Santos Aragon, labOrer on the
flume at the Elephant Butte project
was hit on the head BY rolling
boulder March IS and instantly killed
his skull being crushed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Hagerman, n. NJ. now boasts OF
the finest irrigation ditch in the state.
II is built Of concrete throughout aud
owned by Michelet Robinson, Cole
aud Hrsvlaa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

THE DEMOCRATS are endeavor-
ing 10 make capital with the argu-
ment that IL We don't elect Roosevelt
we'll have two eH-prosidents on our
hands next year. This Is a sort OF a
left handed argument but It opens
up an appalling prospect.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

EHIT t1 tnr larger world about thrm-
tht 90 nos knnck they hook fur a
place ta uur up and Tuth
A. erU.Hf service worker ] see "a J.
IstrE conditions. nut ,1 rrIticiHe Bloc tn
d.sasra.H HHf uaF. with others. age
l'F fHr remedy
NaurH Cor rHnHarnlh.
tEIgn.iN 49, rTNNfNHWAW.
EIu. uanul DIFsuHr. s.. a. a. a.
e. q. BEGCs.
"HrIIYinr ta your favor 70 the tSth.
1 would ssF reEtrdlng enc matters
mentioned hr won in their order
T'rst--fv reason % De- location. its
SHIN InE facilities Iy land and sea. ard
fga actual shIrp'na through "a ~ ths
various Kinds uf woods lea ire rough.
br export and import BE- would seem
taaf Pensacola has peculiar advantages
faT tHr location ~ various wood work
'uE Industries manufacturing furniture.
Hkf ras wanIeis. stairs ana All kinds
uf finished fuFr .Hhir ~ used In the con.
sfr.rfion ~ iIiuEH. etc m Il IL re-
mursrutive ta chip lumber and timber
a. renfacoia hy shin and rail-. and
then reload the ship hence 10 its ulti-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

mate destination. 10 would seem that
90 would De- rrmanrfaflNe 90 ship tAe
Mmier and timber here. manufacture
BE- into the finished product here and
fhru ship the finished truduoiH to mar.
krL The snNlnn of freight Hnd hHua
ding alone would rcrm o. De- cone
sldrratIun iu faFur of Pensacola
TO name ono line 90 Finished rnuHH
o. would Hegm thHf urliiurs mrinnr
Of TIE rhHrrr nfndfa of fuwiiHff
0urht 70 ha aHNa t1 largely supply fHf
demand n fH'H particular section af HH
iuw. 81 rut lower. price than tho fHr.
tories az North Carolina. not "a man-
ton the factories - moro distant
points. The manufacture ~ chairs
alone would amount % q very conaid-
erahie item
Eecond-so many men ere wnrkina
for the advancement ~ the city. "a
would hardly ne wise 10 mention any
particular ones soma are Woricinn
quietly a. home and while away. IN
their own way. while others ara work-
inE IN ways more conspicuous An da-
serve praise Tor what they are aoina
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

FfhE NFanttr0ltN every 81 NAHAs
natig loohlnE toward tne development
t.siy. sBTKeslIuus tr1sf me haraor
- ne Natural resources az thiH See
qn he better utiliEod 60 the upbu ID
ng 81 the city. predictions that en-
sacoia viii have 800 0o8 population in
eight years are Bat q few 81 things
stated By members 90 the Pensacola
Commercial Association that have re-
piled e. IRE letter cent QUE 1y Score
tary Henderson, recently. The sccre-
ary asked
are there any Advantages IN this
place which have particularly Inn
pressed you7 what examinations or
men seem 60 you co be doing the most
fof the upbuiidinR o. the city, what
a. you think az the man who lives ln
= town. earns BE living there and
knocks" az
May replies wsre published last
sunday and more are submitted this
weeh IN their ohtirety or IN part
They show that ire writers believe
that q % ths nom producer does mbst
of the knocking. that the municlpal
water plant n re own argument Cor
municipal ownership. that 'ha hartar
should be improved and that the
Pensacola spirit is winning.
e. q. WELLS
Yours az hand. and contents noted
VIII say On REGARD 90 people beias
uupafrtotic and knocking the town.
you win and GO here and On en- towns
the world over but rote the ones
thaf 90 o. They are aIwaTs the uu
successful ans generally On the ciaas
- non producers. not competent o.
give value resolved. always waiting
Cor their ship Co come not satisfied
with che town. the people. or their
surroundings tn fact this class of
people krucH any place end anywhere
The non competent
Are there any advantage IN Pen
fHrala. ta e man that hah Travelled aU
ever fha United States and fourteen
diHerenf countries ln Amuricaf ulH
faY that 3 know there ara great many
advantage. wnV above uIra. tanthr ~
ere ports ~ this country. not msn-
ffHnina Ihe cities Look Hf enc d.Urr-
euce. Tor exampla between San ueFa.
cal. and Pensacola. The two are as
near equal az possible IH climate. har-
bora. ana also m ire back country
with ths atFantaEe Ia favor % Pen
farria. on aeruurf co various tFtnEa
nuion9 which are tha f1H1wiuw. nc
doesn't rain in summer o. san Diego.
end Yau have to irrIEHts ere Iaud. San
Diego has aH many railroads az We
have. one. also. tha zach country Be-
rot developed any more Than cur Inn
mediate cuuntry twenty-five miles
thck See ere difference in her cifi.
FfuF-=they have one hotel TIE Grant.
rdsJiuE tl.oa0.hoo. and Hotel puI Core
rade cosuuE fI.4s0.doo ana threa
more costing IA hair million. All done
Ir climate not az E15d aa ours. and
thuy are Hpenainu several mlnion on
81 exposition frr the Panama canal
Nge have tht harhor end developed
hhcE country already tha difference
fa not On me country oHrs is Better On
climate and we have lumber. naval
stores. cotton. rnaL Iron. Take a map
nnd look az the nearest eide water
ports and sou 1850 PEE haf Prnsa-
celia has tha largest area of developed
country nearer uH fH1H almost any
ether port un tEe ruF or southeast
coast. and freight HEa water. Is bound
a. seek enc shortest land haul % The
nearest port
An0ther po.ut-Wo a-e eight hours
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29


HF HI these article. ..la ..H N
sen p. aiNHa
tHHl.Nr INDUSTRY .- 'H .N MIN.
only a I.s infancy d. I." .sHuH boz
aHeifF. Hat aH "F.. capital Hu. .HH.
experience. 81 n .H.. N
prevented q Er.Ht H..HH ..rH .uEtE-
ur .a 4. Egi .H w "H. canning
.tory t1 la. aH #r..E. w...I a..
other tra Chat .re u..s...a. BOB fHr Hafr
auu E.I would Eu % lH.HE F.rt.rt
Alec wu1iI p. t.H Fl f Hr .na
Hr etarnnliHE I, .H"..r..H UHHlI
rr.| q. small H Hi a.
.r #a rH fHHt" 81 4. ..... I".H
I...E
Hf iaH. ... Pc 1rfi un g
l. HnI erfurlE Hur.. al
'#.Hu- "a. 8... consent .r.#a
... article. .aa n"H.r."H .n ...-."r
.. "
" ....
-
OF
...
"t'' NIi''s" .' 4
~. ....,., ....,.,.
w h''N'.
" ~. HEhNlDGh.
ln FelN Z" your I'AAtl 'I 'Ae ia'h
concerning FtNat''hr IT. AAthhlAst
and citizens. Z ulsh Co. air CHAT Cod
har done 30 much and man 90 little. up
o. the present iHr Pensacola 1ud F.-
entity that there L. now Eal4en np-
rortuuity % MAKE this ciiF the meron-
ole uf che south. and TIE stffnundins
country Fardcn spot and wealth pro-
ducer fur IRE persistent husti.nE man
uEo applies hls hands and brains
strictly 90 tae work Dc has to Do.
The progressive spirit e being rrsat-
lv manifested here, and % u perhaps
because OF this that wa hear q tae
stlnorker- The old "a gradually pass
ing away and thf uew is taxing its
PLACE ana "a certain ryua 20 people are
really becoming alarmed that thsy
NAY - forced into thc background and
become has beeus." Cif Pensacola ex-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
CITIZENS HAVE MANY
DIFFERENT VIEWS ON
WHAT THE CITY NEEDS

nearer The Haulhern rruf Frfurinr
countries char ITH ufE.H ports pn fnn
este 49, ss--ssr. s-lsaf 81 r.IT FfTf moan
o. cargo uf lu.r.u. ..uaaH.H N#..
% wou'f pgt fHrm hs HU arH ua a
ienreaHref Huf HlH railroad Hlw.-
Mates competition
Is msa ia e snrrN.r. Ist .Im NOISE
room ,u. a booster ~. Ha room b
valuable. and DIE ur.#.... u meme
ace ga soc w.f.r. n. .a. .aumuuIs.
We shipped $4,000. goo asr Es.
with one railroad N..l. aH.H#..
t-1,o90.1g8 WlIa GUS railroads T.e o.
y. must base COME advantage Ia
port uelHlsa
What brought me bore H.n ...
south was tha. 3 studies f. mrua ...
TIE back g1aa.fJ fol. faH section ...
incidentally mel "a booster #.u I...
sarol1. 90 . came twelve seas. $50.
! have seen che r1Nn double Uu Hau-
N.afiou and iu real estate EE#ll.. rsr.s.
ana food prices. and pass from a.rd
heaped streets tu uua Boulevard. Z
rave seen modern Office bu.I.Hes.
banks. hotels. and beautiful parks
business blocks T1 ur. and have s.rn
DO pass from q small country town Gao "a
r1odern business center. end ann con
Ideut that We VIII have q town az
100000 iu eiEhl years fram date. o. Sad.
push. boost ana make 30 pleasant for
srransera
Yours truly
tslFnell %. WELLS
j. L. SWEENEY.
beg Co submit fHr following In
answer f1 your letter or Inquiry ~ t1
sources, etc. OF fF.r city,
NgW. Ief uH lHas 1f ITr water works.
az q municipal rrapusltIHu-s1r rHe
tras over tHIH au.'y In Ju.r 1885, ID
q bond Issue 1f $4,000. authorized Hv
vote of the citizens. aHd ere bonds
bear Interest al fb per cent The pure
chase price was fIs.aHa. auef allowing
Cor premium an bonds. together elm
Na per cent cuFIrrerIrF charge. tatra
was Ittis left Oh Improve plant bad
T run duwn since fa'F teas. ire city
has spent on arffsrmanfa fGeh a.
modern boilers, euE.uHa ar compress
r.fs. HuK.isr.ra. maII extensions.
water meters. etc. fre HGm 20 t18 goo
This amount IL over and above The
bend Issue and Was derived ram the
operation 90 the plant 10 husIzess
Proposition fae department o. self
rustaInIuE. taking rHre ~ tHo bond iu.
teruaE etc. therefore. not costing me
t1z savers anythlnE Cor a much lm-
proved service. and better plant. the
rates have been reduced tThe rates
established ly thr Pensacola Water
Company were continued M force. hF
CT dtnancea % che city council This
was probably Uisr az fEerr vas none
who has experienced in the operation
oi a water plant but tfe rates hhre
been llanEcl on recammrndatl1n %
the waiter and Eaa committee and
water department from so cents
per thousand salons highest. 20 2s1
Der thousand wlth minimum reduces
trom eight to aiN dollars per annumA
The good showing made By this aa.
Iartmrnt In due in great measure 20
the mayer and mcmbets % TIE city
council and especially 90 those mem
hers 90 the council who have served
on the water and Eas committee: these
gentlemen have perform "a the dudes
ir dlrrrtiuE ere policy Of this DEPART
Wcnt iu the Interest Of the public vIth
Ereat care and devotion. and have al-
WAYS EINru their valuable time with
uut Compensation. Tor tHc good % the
pubic service. This - aEaWsFins par.