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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
Thinks mr.. HinkIe's
Bill Too Generous

SILVER city, n. NJ. April Is, iel2.
Editer Herald
sis. The IIlnkle bin (Which I pre-
sumo Is a tentative measure) fixing
salaries Of county officers. IN 80 far
from being good measure that q
ought to he passed into the waste
basket az once.
MT Hinkie proposes the following
salaries for counsies Of she first class;
County commissioners ....... $500
Chairman ..4....ss...s..... ,NyOO
Five hundred ls enough for any Of
them. Until some time In the nlRetles
these officials received no salary at
all and the work was done as well
before that time az since. There was
mover any inek OF candidates for this
office "A any time
superintendent OF schools. $500.
This il about right,
Probate Judge. $500. Six hundred
Is enough. This Job will not go q
begging anywhere AZ six hundred a
yeCr
Assessor. $500. II costs ebou'
eighteen hundred dollars a year 20 do
this work. Ia some u the large
counties. assessors have not done the
work because they could not write
leglbly and were not good AZ iiguripg
But the work has always been vel
done for the assessors hired com
petent men 10 do II at q cost not ex-
ceeding siS0o a year.
Treasurer and collector. $4,000; ans
competent book keeper can do All this
work Of this ofIice for $500. As d
matter Of fact, IN some OF the largest
counties tho treasurer has all tins
work done for one third the profits
u the Office.
County clerk. $4,000 Two thous.
end four hundred dollars IS enough
for this Job TN,4 II more money
than an ordinar second Glass post
master or any rtlway station agen
Ia this state Eeta Fet lFe POSTMASTER
and the station Eent has more re-
sponsibiiity and does more work thar
your county clert
sherlff. s5.eO0tno much; more
than any ono man can earn. Ten dol
lars day Is gaDd enough pay 20
any politician le these days ~ tel
ephony. much Of Tho sheriff's work q
/ done over the telephone which tn
county pays for. Some days the sher
III don't earn hfteea eeniss otaei
days under our antinuated system
he is paid hundreds 81 dollars
Yours.
TEX.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
GOVERNORS ''ATD" ASKED
IN APPOINTMENT OF
NEEDED NOTARY PUBLIC

espesiai Telsnpnn a. EvensrR nsrald1
Santa ". N. ~. April 2e.-- y
y Governor Mcdonald has received =
. the following letter.
= Hon. w. G. Mcdonald.
= Santa Fo New Mexico. =
. Dear STR
q - would IKE 10 be appointed =
9 notary public Of ------ county, .
. n. NJ, Il volt slllI have the power .
= Of apno.nllna n0inries public. y
. IL not win You please help me =
. 60 get the appointment as our =
= notary public has moved away =
. and u Is flf,v miles 10 the nenr- .
9 est notary We are very much q
= IN need Of that office here, and .
. oblige. =
. yours truly" etc. .
This letter le from . resident .
. Of a New Mexico county vino esi- 9
. IDENTIFY believes there n some =
. think In the rnmOr that they are .
. not even 8olne 90 let the =
. governor select his own lawn =
9 mower.
A4 = .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
DIAMONDS, SOLID
GOLD AND SILVER
At AUCTION
Special Sale at Auction Next
Thursday Of Diamonds,
Solid Gold and Solid Silver
Jewelry Only.

Next Thursday at the auction sale
~ the Ilckox stock of jewelry, now
being held daily at goa West Central
avenue. win be Diamond. Solid sold
and Solid silver Day. At the two sales
mat day. at 2;30 and 1880, nothing
but high class sparklers, solid GOLD
and solid silver 3ewelry win so on
sale.
The quality Of this stock IL so well
known 10 Albuquerque people that
there is no dbuht this special sale will
attract the largest crowd ever drawn
20 an auction sale IN the city. People
who do not 'know" diamonds are as
safe IN buying ~ this sale az the COM
potent Judge 81 precious stones. There
Ia nothing IN the Hickox stock that Is
rot up 30 the highest standards. III
these goods do not brlng higher prices
than have prevailed al the regular
daily sales some great bargains viii
be obtWned. Nothing win be rescrv-
ed, but everything VIII 90 20 the
highest bidder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
BIG GOOD ROADS JOB
STARTED By BOOSTERS
OF UNION COUNTY

Especial Correspondents 20 Hcrald-l
Clayton, n, 81. April 2S.--Cant
IT. s snyder, member Of the board OF
county commissioners aad q good
roads enthusiast. SAYS thar work VIII
begin within the next ten days on tue
county road between Clayton and the
Oklahoma state limo near kepion
The estimated cost OF putting this
road la first class condition made by
the state engineer, and including grad
ing OF the Ricketi ilkiund lane, bridge
across Apache canyon and the Cor
rumpa, concrete bottom across the
Seneca and q six.inch clay bed over
aii sand stretches. IS t3.7lO. The state
has appropriated "A 800 OF the amount
and the county $1,000 Tho work VIM
be done under the supervision OF the
good roads commission OF the state
working in conjunction with Captain
Snyder, a guarantee that the money
win be expended 10 the best adyan-
tage. and first class highway
opened up that vi 0e of untold bene.
fit 20 Clayton and the northern part
Ol Union county
Also the road leading north by the
Jake Howard ranch Is TO be greately
improved, and twelve men with teams
are now az work on the Howard hiii.
Tho commissioners also decided 10
open and build a good road west from
Clayton through Pasamonte and on
10 the Colia6 county line. work 20
begin IN the near future.
Several roads leading out OF Dog
Molnes and Folsom are TO be opened
and made first class. bridges put IA
and culvorts laid "a soon as workmen
can be provided. The clayton citizen
says
"The people Of Union county are 10
be congratulated on having b board
Of county commissioners 70 thorough
" IN favor of constructing good roads
and the money expended In cOmpiet-
ing this work will be of great henos
flt to every resident OF the county.
Our roads csanot b. made too good
and we are glad to know this long
delayed road building n now on m
earnest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
A LIVE PArER N a LAVE TOWN.

The foregoing caption is the one
that appears every week under the
title OF the Doming Graphic. THAT IL
Is no misnomer Is abnndantly dem
onslratod by the industrial Edition"
OF that newspaper just issued by VIII
lard r. Holt editor and publisher
and ono % the chief boosters for the
town Of Deming. For city the size
OF Doming this edition h simply and
absolutely wonder We have seldom
seen anything 10 surpass Il IN a town
Of g0.000 people; and this 10 no ex-
agserauon And Deming has less thar
2.O00l
The Industrial Edition has forty
eight pages II Is orammed FUN OF
an kinds and sorts and varieties OF
articles about Domine. lts history, its
growth. ~ past. present and future
with an its resources and possibilities
and those OF the Mimbres valley and
Luna county IN general
Tho illustrations cover the ground
aplendidly. Notable among them n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
Clayton is Boosting
Rhyme

(From the Clayton Newa.D
(COpelnued)
The first thing ones optics arc liable
to meet
As YOU turn from the railrond ard
look up hnln street,
II uncle John Spring with shirt
sleeves rolled up.
Out on the front walk feeding a pup.
And Bobby Root with experience ripe
Will be busy oolsrlng a meerschaum
pint.
You cross the vide street ard admire
the lake park.
It's collection Of dogs and their ex-
tract Of bark
n Is here by tradition the apple tree
stood
But IL died and felJ down and was
cut up FOR wood.
Rome Wheatiy sells drugs. the best
70 be found
He sells them by ponwweight, ounce
or pound;
BUT Whentley don'f claim they VIII
cure an your ills.
Nor whcatly don't recommend any
ones pills,
He simply gives you slap on the
back,
And hands you the latest and best
almanac.
Then leaves you 10 pick out your own
disease
And match Il with any old dope that
you please.
Then he wraps up the bottle or box
or pill.
And chueks your shekelH Into his uH.
Bushnell Bros. n drugs, books. PEN
ellis and candles
And tell us good atorlfa, some OF
them dandhN
Their stories arr pleasing and often
sublime,
And some OF thom date back TO Abra-
hams time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
NO DECISIONS ON
CONTEST CASES IN
THE HOUSE
Something Expected to De-
velOp This Week Medical
Bill Special Order on House
Calendar.

Especial Telegram 20 Evening HerHid>
Santa Re, ". A.. April 2S.-An
over Sunday calm had the legislature
In It's grasp, land while there were
the usual rnmOfN aud did you hear
what they are going TO DO IN cir
cularion. Sunday passed quietly m
the Capitol city
Members Of the legislature spent
the day sightseeing, auto riding and
IN visiting. The politics Of the past
week APPARENTLY were 81 lab0Oed sab
iect OF conversation
The house committee on privileges
and elections held a meeting sasur
~ NIGHT which lasted for q couple OF
hours, but Il Is reliably stated shat II
arrived az no decision In the contest
be an Impression here that this week
may see something develop with re-
gard 70 the contests IA tho house. but
II anything Is ON tap, Il can not Je un-
earthed al this time.
Members OF the Republican ma
iority In the house seem to think that
as long as the Democratic members
"are good" whatever that means, the
contests VIII be permitted to sinmbor
Some talk still persists that tire
Republican leaders have not ahan-
doned plans 10 secure the Te-election
of Senator Fall az this session. n
they have any plans they are keeping
very quiet about them, for there
seems 10 be nothing IN the air here
today having to do With che senatorial
situation.
when the senate meets this after
noon Il has az ~ special erder q house
Joint memorial by Mr.. Burg to re-
quest congress 70 six the wool tariff
al thirty cents ON a secured basis.
Doubtless the senate viii resolve ~
self into a committee OF the whole on
this momentous matter. At least chat
was the program when adjournment
was taken.
The house now has d calendar and
viii probably start off the week by
lresuming consideration OF the medl.
cal bill, which ~ It's special order.
The bin was agreed upon In commit
tee OF the whole with many minor
amendments, and II printed copies
are ready by this afternoon the Dill
will probably be reported 60 the house
I by the committee Of tne whole for
consideration
The ways and means committee or
the house Is apparently hanging TO-
lgethcr as well AZ ever, despite gossip
no the effect that the Republican lead
srs wowid ti'y a. susaah u. u 10 stlli
the power n rbe house.
Representative Nnnzanaros mas
been fighting desperately all last
week 70 get his Fort sumner county
bill passed IN the house II has never
gotten by, however. the IMPRESSION
apparently being that the committee
on ways and means Is keeping rs
hands of and will let the house fight
4 out on that proposition. The bill
Is opposed by the adjoining counties
because they fear that II II passes.
the county salary bill viii be 80 drawn
as 10 put them IN a lower classified
tlon and thereby reduce the pay oil
their county officials.
There is nothing today 10 indicate
that the Legislature Is az All likely 70
lacconpllsh any more work this week
than IN the past weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29

exaggerated sense Of humor. I man
aged go get hold of some rags and
wine most Of the gallon on my face,
and wont % the back door where my
wife az once remarked on my unusual
pnilor After assisting me 10 remove
some 81 tho more superficial OF the
paint. she returned into the house
believe Il was for the purpose OF
laughing az me. and so stated. but she
said Il was merely out OF consider
alton for my feelings IN case there
was any special language / wished to
make use or"
The services Of barber were im-
mediaiely required and after an hour
or two Of benzlne Fhampoos most OF
the paint was removed A force or
men IL still az work trying "a offace
the traces 81 the episode from the
house and iot and surrounding land
scapo.
II VIII be- noticed the d6te OF the
incident IS not given We viii go so
TAR, however, as to state that Il didn't
happen saturday nor did It occur to-
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
HAIR OF THE EXALTED
RULER OF ELKs TURNS
WHITE PREMATURELY


Fortunate paasers by who happened
o. be IN front of tire residence on
Thirteenth street or Roy Ailen stamm.
exalted ruior OF the Albuquerque
lodge OF Elks were aatonisaad 10 SEQ
Mr. stamm turn suddenly pale and
his hair BECOME perfectly white In
the twinkling ~ On eye owing 20 a
peculiar incident which appears
worthy of extended mention.
Mr.. stamm was engaged in doing
sQne painting az hlF residence. a cir
cumstance which u being carefully
investigated by the painters and pa
perhangers' unicp The exalted ruinr
had exalted himself gnd SALON
bucket Of white paint 70 the top OF
ladder, Mr., Stemm found Il neees-
nry 10 descend the ladder for some
purpose. leaving The can OF paint sit
ting IN fancied aceurlty et tho SUM
nit Upon re-assehdipg the ladder
the vibrguon u tile latter caused by
the athletic form ~ the exalted ruicr
caused the bucket of paint 60 lose
lis equilibrium.
what followed was strictly in ac-
cordance with tho law of gravity and
the law hy which liquids seek fnoir
own level MT siamm received tho
gallon Of perfectly good and perfectly
white pcini upon his devoted head
shoulders and torso, not 70 mention
the remainder of his anatomy. The
Immediate scquenct according TO the
aforementioned favored passers by ~
diflcuit OF description. There was Of
course. more or less inrpcntlne ia tho
paint, not 90 mention linsecd Oh ana
pigments, and there was some APP
prchension for moment that MT.
stamm had got some 81 The liquid IN
his eyes. nose and mouth. as soon
AZ this was found 10 be "a mistake. tho
natural thing onaued;
"You could hear those fellows laugh
for 40 least ave blocks" said sinmm
today. "and from the way they were
Keeping IL up they probably haven't
stopped yet Some people have an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
uURDENs T.TFrHD

From Albuquerque HlcAe-hAcitet
Proved ny lapse Of Time.
Backache Is q heavy burdeni
Nervousness wears one OUT
rheumatic pam; urinary iiisi
All are kidney burdens
Daily effects % kidney weakness.
No use 70 cure the symptoms,
Relief Is bat temporary Il the
cause remains.
Cure the Kidneys and you cure the
cause
Relief comes qulcisiy--oOmss TO
stay.
Doan's kidney Pills cure kidney
Ills;
Prove II by your nelghbor's case.
Here's Albuquerque testimony
The story Of a permanent cure.
Mrs. Frank y smith, 1914 $. Arno
street. Albuquerque, N. ~, Gays. y
derived great benefit from Doan's
kidney Pills and this has led me 20
recommend them 90 more than one
% my friends For five years I was
troubled BY a duh pain IN the small
Of my hack, always more severe u
stood for awhile. / always felt tired
and was unable 20 get relief. En-
naliy Deans Kidney Pills wera
brought 20 my attention. and upon
taking them, ] was helped. I have
unlimited confidence IN this remedy
and shall always have a good word
Tor a."
For sale BY an dealers Price soc.
Foster. Miibgyn Co, Buffalo. New
York. sole agents fer the United
states
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other. 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
MISSIONARY UNION
TO BE ENTERTAINED

The ladies' of The Central Avenue
Methodist church will entertain the
Albuquerque Missionary Union az tho
Congregational church tomorrow ar
ternoon. The program will begin at
$3.50. La part the program is as fol-
lows:
Sl0---Misa Rose Bright.
"A White Mama Word in india"
Mrs, John Clark.
Rcading~-'"yhe story OF Mrs.
Hung By Miss Head.
Solo-~Miea Holloway.
Work Among the lndlnns. Mrs.
caldwell
"Oh We Are Little Japanese" a
song IN costume by elght little girls
The usual social hour viii follow
the program.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29

a group OF All the now state officials
taken on me steps % tho capital ~
santa Ne. with pictures also of New
Mtxico'a eonsretsmen. and an the
veteran booaltfa of the Mlmbres vnl-
ley geographically IL IL a gaml az
an advertisement for the mos, enter
prlslng community IN New Mexico
Il wiiI 40 wonders; and u shows IN a
striking manner the mettle and the
spirit OF che people Of Deminy. The
town ana the state should be proud
OF such newspapers and such boost
Ing AZ this.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29

Editor Hefaid
so glad 20 sec that leading article
In the Herald about biackguardsng
Bruce Ismny IT'S beastly shame
lho way some of the papers have
gone TOR hlm, not knowing the least
thing about Nina man is not
going 70 throw away his life for "a
eranestnnd play Alone. Thanks for
h. am an Enslishman and brought
az 70 fair plnf. and no hitting below
the belt
--BRITON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
nPnovnMENrs Ar IIIE rnIsoN.

Investigation Of conditions at the
Now Mexico penitentlary has shown
clearly that extensive improvements
are necessary In the equipment 81 that
institution, end evidently they cannot
be done too soon. inadequate kitch.
en- and dining room facilities ard
lack Of proper sanitary arrangements
appear to be the chief handicps IN
conducting the prison aa It should be
conducted. Humanity demands that
the striped brotherhood" be given at
least well cooked food prepared amid
sanitary surroundings. and that over-
crowding be strictly guarded against.
Segregation from that society for
which che convict Is declared unfit
ana danserous n the purpose OF penal
servitude, and that Is enough.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29

Constipation brings many ailments
IN is train and 10 the primary cause
Of much sickness Keep your bowels
regular madam, and you VIII escape
maay Of the ailments 20 which wo-
men are subject Constipation Is a
very simple thing. but like many sim
pie things. Il may lead 70 serious con-
sequences. Nature often needs q lt-
tie assistance and when Chamber-
laln's Tablets are given AZ the frst
Indication, much distress and saffer-
ing may be avoided. sold oy All
Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
WE AIM 10 sEE HOW GOOD An
ARTICLE WE CAN OFFER
NOR THE MONEY.

Regular Toe grnde 81 solid color
chnmhiuy in min remnants, ~ T.
l5-ine blceclled cotton huck towel
ing. good weight, "a ........ iOc
30-incb hlnc pets,lc. smooth weave,
neat white figures, 3D.. zoe
ladies long kimonos ......... SOC
Boys wash suits, sizes 3 10
years stsssss.tts ssss.st 1865 ~ zoe
ladies drcss skirts. e2.OO 90 $500
2axas bleached Turkish toweis,
good weight .,..st..s..s.... sac
Indles' white canvas shoes S2.2a
ladies' white hose. .s...ibc aud 2a'
lncliine needles for al makes 90
maciiIna.
THE MAZE.
af1 south Thirst street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29
IalEs u ArnIL AND Auausr.

Dr. C. F. Hodge OF CLARK unlyer-
sity has published pamphlet ON
How You Can Make Your Home.
Town or city Fiyless-" The doctor
reciies some well known facts. but
unfortunately omitted the most I'M
terestlng feature relating 20 a dlscov-
cry which IL 20 simple that its very
simplicity attracts attention.
Or Hodge Is lover uf birds. lie
had certain ones which fed on files.
It was up 70 Dr. Hodge TO furnish the
flies. He set the ordinary wire cage
Fly traps. Fuch as may be purchased
everywhere, but room found that there
were no more flies in his house. Then
he set them outside. near the garbage
tanks. barn. manure pit. and wher-
ever files were usually found TO feed
or breed, AZ the demand exceeded
ihe supply che doctor was compelled
"a invade his nelghbor's premises
These becoming exhausted. the en-
tire neishsorhood was trapped" un-
IA flyless condition was virtually
brought about when these results
were obtained the doctor began 10
think hard. and the nelehborhod also
took notice. A similar campaign, for
noveral saasons, has enabled the doc
tor to dispense with scrcens from his
windows and doors.
Get ny traps. Get enough OF them.
They are cheap and can be had any
where, Set them whore the flies are.
II the garbage barrel does not offer
sufficient attraction. try honey
BETTER yet. lift the cover OF the
garbage can little 30 the flies can
get ia at the side. then punch a hole
IN the cover no the zinc win bend
outward and form a hold. over this
set your trap and every fiy which
has entered she can viii ny directly
intp the trap.
Begin your campaign early. DR.
T. o. Howard. chief OF the United
States bureau OF entomology, esti-
mates startling Increase from a
single over-wIntered female fly which
lass 100 eggs about the middle 81
April. or rather four matches OF l2o
each. they are usually laid in horse
manure. and II this is not available
in any filth or offal. The egs matches
passes through the maggot stage and
energies into winged insect IN tea
days. II continues TO feed and buzz
oyer an area OF about 500 yards a.
amoter until at intervals Of probably
three or four days It has laid az least
six patches Of eggs. "A pair OF flies
says Or. Hewitt, another investigator,
'beeinning operations ia April ntaS
be progenitors. n All were to live. 81
i91 400 .0eo. o0o. O0o, 100000 flies by
August. Allowing one-eiehth OF a
cubic inch 90 fiy this number
would cover the earth a. feet deep"
Therefore. catch the first pair "a
April,
Files are much stronger on the
WING than mosquitoes, and travel cor
reapondinEly farther. Mosquitoes. ex.
cept the MIGRATORY. species, are seldom
found more than 200 feet from where
they breed
Take care Of an pools, rain barrels
and stagnant water, by pouring erud'
oii or keroseu Oh on the surface
This viii maize Il Impossible for th'
mosquito to breed.
For the rs which escapes the tral
you may resort 70 indoor poisoning
a weak solution Of formalin is recon
mended for this. Place the solution Il
saucer ade slice Of bread wit
sugar near Il, and after the flies hay
eaten they VIII queuch their thsrs