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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10
Foley Kidney PiIIc

TONIC IN ACTION QUICK IN REsULTC
 Give prompt relief from BACKACHE KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE RHEUMATISM, CONGESTION of the KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION of tho BLADDER and all annoying URINARY IRREGULARITIES. A positive boon tt MIDD LIE AGED and EIDE RLT PEOPLE and for WOMEN.
 HAVE HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION
 g. A. Davis, 627 Washington St., Connersville ind, is in his S5th year. He writes us: ''I hay lately suffered much from my kidne g and blac der had severe backaches and my kidney actio was too freq ent, causing me to lose much slee at night, and in my bladder there was constsr pain. took Foley Kidney Pills for some time and am now free of all trouble and gain able t be mp and around. Foley Kidney Pills have nn, highest recommendation"
 E PNTTnmFo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10
CHI IL B L A I N S

cause a great deal of suffering and often the pain seems unbearabIe. A few applications of Cyrus ChiIbIain Remedy gives relief at once and the shoes feel easy and comfortable. Try a bottle, if not satisfied your money back.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10

-HTo-Have you still got that pet cat you used to call an Angora?
 RiIo-Oh no; I had it made into this woolly hat, so now it's a fedora Denver News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10
PRISON SENTENCE FOR
 NOTED PROMOTER
lsneciaI from United Press.l

Especial from United Press.)
 London. Feb. 1O-Ernest HooIey. the noted promoter, was. today, sentenced to a years imprisonment for swind- ling G. L. Tweedale. a small capital ist out of S10.O00. Hooley is alleged to have victimized Scores of English men by his "get-rich-quick" schemes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10

have not changed and shall not Theodore Roosevelt, Dec. Il, 1907.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10
LIBRARY CLOSED

The Puhlic Library will be closed all day Sunday and Monday for gen eraI repairs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10
Auction Sale
 OF Real Estate
We will offer for sale at
 PuhIic Auction nn--Le :

FRIDAY, FEB. 16, AT 2:sO P. 4I. the Two Three-Fam- Ky Houses located at Nos. 46-4S and 56-5S Wordin Ave nue, near State Street. Each house has all improvements such as gas hot and cold water, furnace, etc. This is an exceptional opportunity to pur- chase some well paying real estate at your own price, as the sale is com peIIed, pending foreclosure proceed ings. For further particulars enquire
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10

WANT ADS. GENT A WORD.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10
A. ElWOOd & Son, Inc.

GENERAL AUCTTONEFRS
 BIO rs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-10

Hotels clubs, resta ura nts. etc .. Warehouses and storehouses -... Railroad and steamboat prnDerty Thea tres. halls. public buildings,
 churches Schools hospitals. asylums ...... A''tor'oHiles and garages -....... Miscellaneous ...............,....
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

For soreness Ok the muscles whether
induced by violent exercise or in-
jury. Chamberlaln's Eminent Is eBcci-
lent. This hnimaut il also highly es-
teemcd for the relief Il Affords iu
cases OF Eheumatiam. sold BY alt
daalera.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

poftatloh for the farmers anu ranch
cra living below The mesa.
The road drops down or the mesa
lhn0uEh thc Canyon DEL Aqua. fss
grade runs from two and one half TO
seven and one-haif per cent. The
highway will range In width from
twelve 10 twenty-four feet. At an Of
the turns OF the canyon II viii be
made sufficiently wide for automo-
miles, wagons and buggiea 20 pass
with eaeo. A wall will be erected
upon these turns In order 10 prevent
accidents which might occur when
horses become scared at automobiles.
The route has been laid ont BY County
Engineer George y. Morrison.
The road was planned by the board
OF county commissioners which re-
tired In January and will be carried
90 completion BY the present board.
it8 value to Las Vegas ana the viii
lagos along its route Is lnestimable.
With the present road facilities the
trip from SAINTS Rosa 10 Las Vegas
Il long and difficult one Tho rev
road will make this Journey easy. II
viii be possible TO haul heavy freight
all along its route with little difficulty
The old roads are steep and rough
and cover a roundabout route. The
commissioners have arranged to
build the road at little expense to the
tax payers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

irrigation project Certificate Of con.
struciiOn granted. construction work
having been completed
No. 179. Pennington Electric Light
&Poeer compeng 81 Huntington. for
waters % h1Iu|ae river for power
purposes HNtonglon OF time granted,
one-iifth oi DE work being con-
stfucted.
40. fe2 d fthardson. Roswell.
for waters ol Dcea lake for the lrri-
cation OF several hundred acres OF
land. approved. evidence having been
submltloa that Dttn lake In question
- coneldered a pnHllc water course,
ana the waters tnpfeof subject 10 APP
preparation witAln The meaning Of the
statute as against the appropriation OF
percolating wafors as set out In the
supreme court decision Of vandvework
VI Hewos.
No. eli. j. " Quintana, water OF
Rio Medic, Taos county. Application
approved over protest inaBmuchs as
considerable unappropriated water
was found TO be available during the
winter season which could be APP
proprlated and stored, there being no
other storage facaities by prior appli-
oanta on the head waters OF the
stream system Use of water under
this project deemed to be OF benefit
rather than injury 70 the prior claim
ants lower down.
Sacramento Application Rejected.
No. 208 Sacramento Valley irri-
CATION company for waters OF the
Sacramento river, OterO county, re-
iected. repeated notices having been
sent 20 the company requesting the
filling OF plans and specifications
nmehdatofy OF application, same not
being complied with after such notice
application was rejected for failure to
comply with rules and regulations.
No. 600. Application q. Justice Ger
ZACH, pumping proposition from the
Pecos river, approved, allowing APP
pllcant TO use the water pending the
construction Of the r. A. Ezeil reser-
voir whose application and wafer
rights are prior and which would cover
the deriaeh land eiBnt feet when
filled.
No. COS. Molly A. Thornton, Os-
cucu, small irrigation project APP
proved proved
A Good Proposition.
NO 2V9. Extension OF time on Max
sell Irrigated Land company. approx
ed. This project is one OF the most
bona fide and conservative projects
In the state. Period for application
10 use extended. construction work
having been completed, ana 5000
acres Of land having been irrigated OF
the total project.
No. 376. W. w. Conklln, Colmer.
For water Of Sweet water arroyo. Ir-
rigation OF 300 acres, approved. protest
OF Lake CheEette Irrigation company
Overruled.
miscellaneous.
+. A. Lewis Of hope, change OF
place Of use of water heretofore used
on the Penasco to other lands. APP
proved.
Plans and specifications OF the pow
er dam OF the Public Utilities COM
pany, Carlsbad, approved Previous
dam having been partially destroyed
by large floods on the pccoR last fall.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB OF
TUCUMCARI RAPIDLY
GETTING INTO GAME

Tucumoari. N. NJ. May 6.--The Tu-
cumcari Commercial club il waking
up. This week Il held q meeting and
assessed each member $500 TO place
the organization on 4 solid basis. as
some ready cash Is needed. These
present paid their assessment and a
committee was appointed 10 SEQ the
absent members and collect from
them
Many suggestions were made and
complete new routine was planned to
make q greater Tucumcari.
Those present were enthusiastic aud
the club IL wide.awake.
Many good talks were made, bn. ac-
tions speak louder than words. so they
are up and doing, planking down the
cash, which proves they moan bIsi.
ness The Tuoumcari News says.
They will likely rovain the present
office, and Mr.. stefiian has his whole
soul IN the work and there Ia no ques-
ton but that a splendid work viii be
accomplished IN the very near future.
which will be very beneficial 10 our
town aud county
The club will place bulletin board
ia the room where articles for sale ser
wanted may be posted and the bdycr
and seller be brought together. A
farmer may want 10 sell a horse or
load OF weed. Here the buyer viii
look for hia opportunity. The farmers
may use this room AZ q rest room
when IN town
The above are only a few Of tho
many pleasing features, but from me
present indications there will be some-
thing doing. and we should all fall IN
line and help push good cause
along
Nothing Is more beneficial TO a
town than q live wire Commercial
club, and that ~ just what Tucumcari
has and the results win back mp this
statement Three cheers for Tueum-
carl, Quay county and the Commcr-
cial club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
THIS lADY'S
GOOD APPETITE
Mrs. Hansen. N 9 Letter From
Mobile. Tells How She Gained r.

Mobile. Aia.-'T suffered for seven
years. with womaniy trouble" writes
Mra. eignrd Hansen "a o letter from
this city. Il felt weak and always had
q headache and was always going 10
the doctor. AZ last was operated on,
and felt better, but soon ] had the
same trouble.
Ny husband asked me 70 try cartui.
I felt better after the 1rst bottle, ana
now, I have a good appetite and sleep
Weli. I feel nne. ana the doctor tells
me / am looking bsttsF than ho ever
Jaw me-"
II you are aick ana miserable. and
suffer from any q the pains due 70
womanly tr0uhlo-try Cardui.
Cardui n successful because Il 10
composed Of Ingredients that have been
Mound % act cuFativsly en the woman
~ constitution.
For more thar City years. Il has been
uasa By women 81 al aeea. with sreat
success. Try q Your drugsiut sells H.
M0.-Wriisf %, laAts.' Asyiog Dsei. cAaila,
0GI Mf1IlIne Co, LlaIIaHora4, IIIN.l q. ollfoIl.
I8'|oCleHa aAd 0spa0I 1o1s' lIaAl tIt4iNlA
. W4N1a. aoAi = l'IIa plap1t' 90 'essas~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
CONSTRUCTION WORK ON
LAS VEGAS SANTA ROSA
HIGHWAY COMMENCED

Las Vegas, ~ NJ. May z. - Under
the direction OF Road Commissioner
j. NJ Martinez construction work on
the Canyon del Aqua road was begun
Saturday. County Commissioners
John H. York and County Clerk Lor-
EMO DeigadO we're present when the
first shoveliul OF earth was turned.
twenty-five men are employed on the
project and the work will be pushed
10 AZ rapid a completion as possible.
Tho highway viii extend from Las
Cuervo and other towns and villages
southeast OF this city. Il viii provide
n good route to Santa Rosa and will
open n rich field 10 the Las Vegas
markets, as well az provide an adj
mirable means Of travel and trans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
DON'T PULL OUT
THE GRAY HAIRS
A Few Applications of a Sim
pie Remedy Will Bring Back
the Natural Color.

Pull out one gray hair and a dozen
viii take It's place. Is an old saying.
which 10, to a great extent, true, " no
steps are taken to stop the cause.
When gray hairs appear Il Is a sign
that nature needs assistance. IL N ma
lures call for help. Gray hair, dull,
lifeiess hair, or hair that ID falling out,
Is not necessarily a sign Of advancing
age, for there are thousands OF elderly
people with perfect heads Of hair
without a single streak Of gray.
When gray hair come, or when the
hair seems 80 be lifeless or dead, some
good, reliable hair-restorlng treatment
should be resorted TO at once.
Specialists say that one OF the best
preparations to use Is the old fash
Toned sage tea" which our grand
parents used The best preparation OF
this kind Is Wyeths Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy. a preparation OF domes-
tic sage and sulphur, scientifically
compounded with later discovered
hair tonics and stimuiants, the whole
mixture being carefully balanced and
tested by experts. ~
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is clean
and wholesome and perfectly harm
less. Il refre1hes dry. parched hair.
removes dandruif and gradually re-
stores faded or gray hair 10 It's natural
color.
Don't delay another minute. Start
using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur m
once and see what a difference a few
days treatment viii make In your
hair.
This preparation Is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and IS
recommended and sold by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
IRRIGATION NEWS OF
MIMBREs VALLEY SHOWS
NUMEROUS NEW WELLS


Demlng, \. NJ, May 6.-H. r..
Blnckham has Just completed the in
stallotion Of a pumping plant for w.
n. Twitty near Hondaie. The plant
consists Of an is horse power en-
gine and a Blackham seal pump.
With a sixty-nlne feet the plant de-
livors 600 gallons OF water, thus
showing quite remarkable efficiency.
J. a. Watkins reports that he has
secured n fine irrigation well al tho
old 76 ranch about eighteen miles
southwest az noning. McMath Bros
have Just cpmpiFted the well 1876 feet
aud on q test The well DEVELOPED In
the neighborhood OF 1000 gallons OF
water per minute. The plant Of Mr.
watkins son-in~law, n. u. Jordan,
y also delivering the full capacity OF
the pump, 900 GALLONS per minute
ar Jordan's plans IL three miles
west Of the 70 ranch These two
plants demonstrate that the water
area Of the Mimhres valley Is much
wider than has been popularity SUPP
posed, and that there Is an Immense
area Of country west 81 Hondaio and
lola susceptible OF reclamntI1n by
pumping.
Al O. Cheney is installing thc ma
chincry Ia his new garage and ma
chino shop on Gold avenue. 10 DE
oailed the "l3ordsrlnnd garage" The
building Is 4sxaS, and when the in
sttiiation OF the machinery q com-
pieied Mr.. Cheney viii be- ready ~ 40 !
any Kind og machine or auto work.
Tho business D. owned by a. H. kny-
der and NJ. G. Cheney
Hal Kerr. prominent caitleman
of tho Cambray district waH in Dem-
ms saturday. He states that he and
several of bis nelshbors have just
shipped their cattle 90 feeders IN
Puoblo Colo. receiving f0r yenrlings
522, n1r two-year-olds Sos. and FOR
three ear-olds $40. Mr. Kerr states
that the range Is la good condition /
and the cattle FAT. considering the ]
time OF year. Mr. Kerr viii soon be- /
come a permanent resident Of Dem /
ing. He VIII let tho contract this /
week FOR a t2so0 bungalow 10 be
built on Iron street south OF the cou-
tral school building,
j. N. Cobb of Midland. Texas. who /
was hore last fan and purchased the (
Hammond place q mile southeast of
town. II Mere now 10 improve the /
same Mr., Cobb ststes that his fam
iiy viii follow as soon as the chill.
dren have finished tho school tern,
there.
n. J. Brown or Hachita. n. 81. ~ /
IN Demlng today on business
Mr.. Mcclure of Douglas. Ar.z..
reached Domlng Saturday evening |
from Kingston 4 few miles north Of
Hilisboro. and len sunday morning
for Douglas, Aria. "a his auto. AIR.
Mc0uire'a car Is the third car that
over made the trip from DeminE 20
KINGSTON. He reports the road IN ex-
ceiicnt condition from here 60 Lake /
Valley but ia very poor condition
from there on. Ne travelled the hor-
aerlaud route from Douglas 60 Dem
ing ana return.
J. o. Willard. who lives near Mutt
station, reports that excellent water |
has been round four and hair miles
west OF Mutt az a depth OF only ok /
feet Mr. willard has taken up gov-
ornmont land in that vicinity and Is
now prospectinN for water for irriga-
lion. and thinks the chance "a good |
for nnding plenty of water ne states
that five De- bx claims have been
lnkpn up in hia neighborhood recent ]
Isl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
OLD LANDMARK IS
TORN down
Neill B. Field Property AT Cor
ner Of TwelftA Street and
Tijeras Avenue Has Been
Raced to Ground.

The razing of tho old frame house
at the corner Of North Twelfth STREET
ana Tijeras avenue. the house for
merly occupied for many years as 81
residence 10y Neill y. Field, has been
practically completed, the spectacular
finish coming yesterday afternoon
over BY the force Of weFkiuen which
has been employed ~ tearing down
ihe dig house for a week or 30 past
Thss WAS one OF tho oldest houses IN
the city and alao one Of the largest
and has been landmark for many
years. II h understood that Mr.. Field
has sold the property and that the
new owner win erect a handsome
residence on the eSrner In the near
future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
OF FLAG TO
FIGHT ANARCHISTS
Purpose of Flag Association,
Composed Of Patriotic Or
ganization, Now Being
3 Framed in Spokane.

Especial Telegram 20 Evening HcraId)
Spokane. Wash. May s.-Organixo
a flag association In Spokane In which
every national society win be mem
her.
Fight the anarohlstie organizations
and teach all people and societies 10
respect the fiag.
Make the anarchistio organizations
show more respect for the stars ana
stripes
These are the plans OF tho Grand
Army Of the Republic the Spanish
War Veterans, American Flag assooi-
alton, Daughters OF the American
Revolution and other local members
Of national ORGANIZATIONS
u Is expected an attempt viii DO
made 20 have the flag association
brOadened into a national oreani1a-
ton. and 60 observe Flag day June
- annually. with notable separations
In an the cities 0f the county.
The downtown buildings viii bo
decorated and every national society
Ia the city Is 10 bc asked 10 take part
Ia parhde and program. An Mt
tempt viii boz made 70 secure sosne
outdoor location where thousands Of
people can join in the celebration. or
10 construct an outdoor amphitheater
Tor the purpose
Addresses by prominent city. coun-
ty and state officials and citizens, to-
Eether with music and other feat
ures are 10 be included IN the pro-
gram.
The men who advocate the building
Of 81 monument on Summer avenue
viii ask that a viewing station" be
erected there. whore a hirdseye Wow
uf the city can be readily attained.
Il is proposed 20 build this 60 such
n height that the entire spokane val-
ley can be viewed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
STATE ENGINEER
ACTS ON WATER
APPLICATIONS
Important Irrigation Matters
Considered BY Miller; ROs-
well Man Has Unique Drain-
age Project.

Especial Telegram 90 the Herald. }
santa fo, N. NJ, Jiay 8--~ActiOn
upon various important water appli.
cations, Involving valuable irrigation
rights, has been taken by State En-
glneer Charles D. Miller The more
important applications acted upon arc
"a follows:
No. SOL by w. Cofg Black. for wa
ters Of the Animas river. 10 cover
what Is known as the Old Eden pro-
iect on the east side OF tine river TO
reclaim $1,000 acres. rejected
No. SAG, lee Piatt. San Marcial, ap-
plicaliOn for waters OF Foster Draw,
Luna county. Irrigation OF small
acreage. Approved. Protested against
by Rio Mimbres irrigation company;
protest overraled.
No. 43i, NJ. y. May. Nogal. Certlfi-
cate OF construction. irrigating small
project ON Tortolito creek. approved.
construction work described In appli-
cation. being completed. Small pro
ject An extension OF time was grant
ed on this same application IN favor
Of applicant In which 20 apply the wa
ter TO beneficial use.
No. Ill. J. A. Miller Of Roswell.
small irrigation project Tor waters
OF South Springs branch, tributary TO
the Rio Hondo. Application rejected
A Unique Drainage Project.
No. COZ. }. A. Miller Of Hosewll.
calling for the development Of waters
by drainage and turning OF artcsian
water into the Pccos river, ana the
appropriation Of the same twenty-five
miles below Cor the irrigation Of 500
acres in Buffalo valley. This applicn-
tionia approved provided that measuls-
ing devices be Installed on the dif-
ferent drainage bitches by applicant
ana diaehargins into the PecOa. A
reasonable amount for seepage and
evaporation 10 be dedicated from this
amount and allow applicant TO pump
the balance out OF the river at point Of
diversion.
No i5E W. II. BARTLETT. vermeio
Park. waters OF Vermejo river, Ger
tIficate Of construction granted, the
extension oi old bitches 70 cover the
necessary construction for irrigation
OF new lands having been completed,
licenses TO appropriate granted for
the irrigation Of 4iR acres. which in
vestlEailon shows. have been irrigat-
VI AANAA AN' N0AHNA NhttNA NaNhNAH AN0NN
mentioned.
Bond Forfeited
No. SO. G. w. Thuringor, Aztec. FOR
waters OF Animas river. appropriation
OF water for 1890 acres In behalf OF
the Orchard Irrigation district, exien-
sion Ol time granted. Considerable
protest was made against the grant.
ing OF this extension of limo. by resi-
diets under the Orchard company. bat
IN Wow or the priority Of water right
and value o. same to the proioct, and
also that bond OF $i000 was for
ieitod ana the warrant OF the irriga-
ton district therefor has been filed In
the office OF the state treasurer for
collection; same was approved.
No, 624. J. A. iierzstein, AniOnito.
Colo. for waters Of Prlmarlo creek,
Taos county. Irrigation OF small pro-
iect. Rejected
No. i52. Mrs. Isabella l.. Thomp-
son. FOR waters Of Stone corral draw.
Grant county; rejected.
No. 3S6. Madison 4 Stark. Alamo
gordo. fof waters Of Dog canon. Small
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

Kitiy-I hear that 0raoa b iearnfna
pole waiting. / suppose she Nlli soeal
~ quite y jumper.
Peggy Yes she "a propaEina 20 jump
AZ the nrat young maQ who haa IA
earsc - 1foroaM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
SHOW
MUCH INFERIOR
San Diego ExpOsition Will Be
in Class BY Itself; Special
Commission Buying Exhib-
its From Orient.

Especial cnrreapundenee - aha meqnIa1
washington, May G.--COnaul gen-
eral Geo. r. Anderson at Hongkong
has reported 10 the state department
that the Manila exposition In Pebru.
airy was n notable buccosa and .iunua-
uaily effective" but that owing Ia the
failure ~ the Philippine legislature
% vote &50,000 required FOR the hold
Ing Of u next February, Il misht not
oe held. Comparing these results
with the expenditure, government ox-
perts are free 81 say that they expect
that the sun Diego exposition IN 1915.
with millions Of dollars to spend for
buildings, equipment, exhibits ana
manasement, will be immenurably
superior 60 the ono which has bat ro-
Gently been the talk OF ali eastern
Asia. The special Commissioner now
IN the far eaat Tor the san Diego ex-
position viii secure some OF tho most
valuable and interesting exhibits to
be found rs that region
Forestry Exhibit.
As everyone knows there will be a
big forestry exhibit at san Dieao ex-
position. The government 10 taking
natural interest IN thls feature OF The
work, although II mayNnot be the most
important government feature TO Os
seen az san Diego. sim, the people
viii nnd Il very Instructive to zee how
the vast preserve OF timber, which
some day viii constitute a great in
come 10 this government, arc con-
served and cared for.
Charles Howard Shinn. a forester
and author, whose writings have long
been popular. has recently been In
San Diego where he met President d.
g. Collier and outlined a plan for the
forestry exhibit which will illustrate
the methods OF fotesters from the
earliest times as well as the extent
and value OF the forests or the vest
ern worlh, and their numerous pro.
ducts. This promises to be a vivid
and striking exhibit
City Planning.
II Is not alone the great city which
can with advantage have a cissc CEN
Ter. Experts IN the government SER
vice, and those not In its employ,
have been getting more and more i'm
tcreated In this subject OF the city
beautiful, an exponent Of which may
be seem here IN the capital. But while
WaotAhetuu mar uluNH YET 70 Atcuth-
plish, the smaller cities have much
20 hope for, Tho village green is the
embryo OF the civic center. and IN
many cases Il Is really better suited 10
form nucleus Tor city Identification |
that tho contracted areas often |
found about the city hall and nnof-
namental Jail.
Those VINO visit the san Diego ex-
position In 1915 will find there an ex-
emplification 81 the civic center idea, /
and the city OF San Diego itself. being |
one % the most progressive and en-
terprlsing OF modern cities. has a
civic center which many a bigger city |
might own with pride.