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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-03
VISITING IN BISMARCK

Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Sandstrom OF
Washburn are spending a few days
in the capital city.
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. ESCAPED FROM coOR1 =

= ST. LOUIS, April give men q
q one a confessed murderer, and e
= four charged with burglary, es- 4
q capped from Judge Taylor's court q
= while court was in session in the q
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-03
Houses Swept Away.

MAUD1N, NO., April "a flood sit
uation in New Madrid county, espe-
cially in the towns of New Madrid
and Portageville is causing a grave
concern today. In some instances
the residents moved their belongings
to the second floor of the buildings.
Several houses have been swept away
and a number Of railroads have
abandoned service,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-04-03
viii Rise Over Fifty Feet.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The
weather bureau today announced it
probable that the Mississippi river
crest stage at Cairo would be little,
II any, above "a feet. The stage at
Vicksburg. Miss, was 46.5 feet at Z
O'Clock this morning, a rise Of 4 since
yesterday morning.
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Warninos Issued.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-Flood warn
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Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

Yaj5cI.-TbD bank casr. are iu tb,ir infancy as y"t, oGjy tDe preliminary skiuUjsbjD2 occupying tue UDe ol tbo court, According to tbo Valdez Miner, fb" attorneys for Captajo BaUcttr arc JobD L NrUDu, Tom West and O.. trHUJrg 4 DouabGr, r., >tfotLrrr BgUob js brt", ostrU,jbly to report tbc ras"s lof tb" Seattle Times, but ], ir freely statoJ abp,t toau tUat be bas been hired by Captai9 Barurttc to give fb" Captain 4 sjJad" tbc beet ol lt iD be U"Hs oj br trial, which goDs to ibc papers oU tb" OutsjIe,
 ItDoH app"afs tbat tbr goy"fuDr0t bas Lad t9gee secret s~ryjoD mrH lD Val, d~z ajl rDmWrg, getting acquainted nltb tbD people aUd tbe probable jurors, lH t,,D "jjDu to ,~e tyat nothing ~as dJD" DY O." 5DjeDs" tD bgy its irDcGDm UyyDg2D "DrgHpJD2 jurors, tajso ap, poar- fbaf Captain EagD"ttr la. 9ad 9rfroDyes bey1 "atcbjOg bjs jD'Drrsts, aDd tJat tDDg have ,potted tD" gDgryD, WDDts drt1cOgDs, Tue trsgjt js tbat tjJ" sHcgD' segyjoe U,EU wHy" sgbpobed Oy Attorney WDst ar witnesses for tbe 91inDs4, so lay as population js con, eeyDeJ, tye city D( Najlez lpokg OjDre JlEo pajybaOks tDao t doe. ike yalIez,
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14
"THR0UGH AN ATTIC WINDOW
 THE LITTLE BLIND BOY SPEAKS"
MRS, WILLIAM B. PAGE

Aurora, why duNou shine ut night And where do you go with the morning
 lights Do you make crowns of the moon.heams
 bright,
 For the fairies that dance In the gluuming On In the forests that shade the sky Do Sou smile ut the stars us they hurry by, With the moon for a chaperoue pure and
 high
 Through the silNery planets roaming Aurora, where do you live all day, When the air ts cold and the clouds are
 gray, And the birds In the southland are far away. Do }uu over the hilltops wander, Or In the valley, beneath the snow, DoYou wrap yourself in its icy glow, Dancing and singing as down you gu, While the winds on yuur beauty poudert Aurora, tell me just what you are \ part ot the world OF shining star, Close tu my window or glisteuug iHri Whisper, and will hear Sou, Why du }ou come when the evening falls Do you hcur the low notes when n fairy
 calls Do you ever wonder meath Deaths dark
 walls
 INcotreH louRed to be near you, Aurora, tell me my drstiuYi Why am I bound when the birds nro free, Why am bliud when the moon cuu see lu the shining beavers above yOui Whur ere yuu tell me n understand For jH Wy dreams of far ot hand l see }0u dance with n fniry band, And know thAt ] 'll ulHu}s love you
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

Mr, Jack Connolly, f5o "rDI known piaDo player aho pa--cJ through here a rbnt ljwr ago and wbo kindly cou-cutod to manipulate tb" piano key. for tbc daooor- at tbr bn-kot -ucjaj Bbjlo ,hcrc. loft FMrbaDk. 4 l"~ day- ago for Ncw Glasgo~, Nova Scotia, where br goo- to sotti" up tbo o.Htc oi ij- father, aho died recently, Nr, CoDool- playing at social was oO" ot n5o majp feature, Of fbat enjoyable affair
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

Lieut.. Singleton wbo has been in cbarse of lho government telegraph station at Fairbauk-, ha- been ordered toFl Gibhor po-l iordntg and will bc a-sJ4ood to D, Company Lieut., DcIg. C. EmmoG- and tmW-tcr left bcro tbi- morning ailb ouo@ IL" pot tcaU- Jg raJjdaoR- to ~dI oDoa ap Lrta Singleton and Mu, Singleton Who will arcompoy bIm to F. Gybbon
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14
ALL THE NEWS FROM THE
 KOYUKUK

MaHcarripr Nlord arrived urrc from the Koyukuk ou Nedurs,al, He re, ports few days stormy weather on the latter cad ot the run, otherwise he had a very good trip, Conditions in the upper koyukuk Mir Alhad says are about the same Us u.uol on Hammond river they seem to be having trouble with water. Around Wivcuun, they are upin the air one day ond down in the mouth tIloucNt and tbrBeNt duy they get drunk and iorgotul obourit
 Mir. Ahrd says that he m,t the sic. brcr and Beatty party about dtty-livo miI,s ont from rauoua fIcy got o(t the trail and would have likely frozen to death if it had been rcyolp. weather, He also say- "tbc -mkiug oi the koyukuk trail durmg tbp fall Wos mgIly poor piece of work Between tIo g4.mile post and the l5.miIo post i- lnr only stretch along the trail where there are any mark. to be .ocIb Ibc only work that Road OyptsccI' Date did I-t fall for his $500 Wos to sol up ,pgru tripods across lake. Mr Dpto@as given S5oo for -lukina tbc KoyUkuk fa ln.t fall and iu.' before tunt Jules Marian cane. tomoiu tobalt ol the government and offered me $l0o to ao out 0BI do the job"
 "But about tbc koy0Fuk, Nr. AIlmd TeIl.1. about h. koyub1k,
 "WrJ), pretty pear aJI at I.1mmgfs tHf |. sloek al Eorrlo- aHd Wl bago to po irdabto5 ID to Wi.omoD over fbr
 Jl5,e,s ou "'o-jaopi.f-J,5- tr rhaolcd up lhi. Himor Tue Iuajao- are hanljug upa good deal oi jt wllb dog-, bDt ~,eitoo ajIl laGI uptho mosr oft That i. one JcasoU bo js taking iU the hot.os bc came oUt boio lDr."
 "On lIa0uoDd riser, sjbmJy < Brown got dowo tojo D bedrock and struck Ha ray aDd were droaud oHt Tboy gof ouf Ggo or sjX bUUdri dollars before tiJc water drove tb"m DGf TlDry were offering HOOD fy anyone "bo wonld Hk" fbcr tyaW ont O) cogrsr tbj. woud nro".sitaio either usjDg diyors ra or p1mWD2 tbe "al"r ogt ol tlrb1r aDd as tb" dajm 0HD"ro WogI probably in.jsf gpyn tbe ap.or ljt4 pgmpDd o1t. t5otr 4az Do oD" willing to mrkl"jl"
 "Ilauy Coujf"t, lrym UJ4"s, bas o|oDod gg f5" Ujk" Calvin roadbous", bot"e"D Kettle. aud CDl4ioo' aod a Dan named Jo0so0 ts Do~ running CuI FmDh'. old r,ad bDgsD"
 Mr AJ,ad bfoU4it oBf z faf" Nrl fbat ao I0dja0 shot a"ay gp DDr'j ot b"t", II" qDjD4 'D s"D4 tlD bjpl ogt to O." >ujtb.DDlaD jDsnf9fo.
 pHf JHJ4Dl tbD mayor Dl CDdlpot, cleared DDf1u,O thD HD5 fDbD gyOgsau5 5Djlars Dgt H Lie vegetable qaoj"Us fjjjs sgmUDf, U" Has about pD pDjy DDp ID ibaf Imrt D} a~r,DDyy Hlp yaj-Dd aDy garieN tygrk e,Js -yMMDfl
 Jbe jaf~st DDHs received (foiD DJ4p5ey prDDh Has fDat sD0,o DDc lad b1.e dDH0 1I5 Ds I21 }D~t at1 tbeY lad wDsr.rts
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

HV"tT sunday 0ass anG sermon Ht Jg#DH> U> AtZD'0jDek sUDjay scD9D) At 1zz>J r. 0> KDsaTy instruction aD4 D4DD5lpt)Dn Dt tD4 E)9sss5 saesamDDh
 GEY U> DHEH,Ht f> Jll pastg,
 T,,D certified cDty m t9e DJ..ey },g tue Incorporation b JaDaDa bas arrived aD4 5- lD n,o tr,ssDss51JH tj,@ commissioner,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

UNDERGO an operation, but was advised
By my mother 20 take Lydia Il. Pinkham =
Vegetable Compound and after bad Ia
ken four bottles ! am strong and well !
have got others 20 take your medicine
with the same good results and they can.
not say enough for Il - Mrs.J.A BURN
SIDE, Mahoningtown, Pa.
Thousands Of unsolicited and genuine
testimonials like the above prove the ef-
iieiency % Lydia F.. Pinkham's vegeta-
Bile Compound.
Women who suffer from those distress
inE ills should not lose siehtof these facts
or doubt the ability Of Lydia +. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound to restore
their health.
III yOu have the slightest doubt
that Lydia ~. Pinkhamss Vegeta-
bile Compound will help you, write
20 Lydia Ye. PinASham Medicine Co.
(cOmfidenaiUi1 Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice, Your letter will he opened.
read and answered by a woman,
and held I'm strict condolences.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

TOMORROW. wednesday. viii be al
buuueraue Day at the spring race
meet, and a Is certainty that con-
siderable part OF the population o.
Albuquerque Will be- al Traction park
for the races. The Santa Re shops
and American lumber mills VIII close
in she afternoon. and the Retail Mcr-
chants association, al "a special meet
ing held in the Commercial club last
night, agreed 20 AJAX its members q
close their doors during the after
noon. II Is expected That "a very large
crowd Will be- a. 'h4 park aud az nil-
usually good card 81 races VIII oe
offered Jim Flynn. the canning
champion heavyweight Of the world.
who appears In exhibition al the Eika
fhenter Thursday night. VIII be 80 tho
races tomorrow and VIII NOT only pc
there. but Will hcIp 20 make the day
success by officiating az q jGdgc
Of the races, and as an umpire az the
bail game. There viii be no queh-
tloninR Of Flynn'a decisions on the
diamond or III the judges stand
thkt is certain The Navajo indiaHa
and cowboys viii also appear on the
program tomorrow AFTERNOON, otie'-
ing u varied entertninment
The race card "a the park yesterday
was d good one and no complaints
we're offered by any az the spectators.
many OF whom are keen racing fans.
Annani Interest was the sensation Of
the afternoon. doing this five-eighths
in 1904 flat, brooking the local track
record. Jockey Gay, who was injured
Whom he was spilled from Bonnie
Etratford. waa able 90 ride again TO-
dRS. Guy made q somersault Of iurts :
two feet IN Getting out u the stirrnps
after he saw there wasn't any chance
To control his mount and prevent ~
from crushing over the fence, the
distance being measured today by fel
low Jockeys. Bonnie STAFFORD u
quite badly injured and viii never pc
raced again.
The summary yesterday follows
First Making. 3 ie 3, wen
Pleasing, 90 l. second. Pit-a-pet
10 h. third. Prudent aud Heller
Gurner.
Second raCe---Stoncman, %
won Ileile OF the Bay even, second
Regards O. 5. third Lady Palatinc
Bonnie Stratf0rd
Third race--Annual Interest. =
I. won; Beerfoot. 20 /. second
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

santa ne, n. NJ, May 2i-It Is ap-
parent that the senate rs not ia any
great hurry about rushing through a
multitude Of measures, for whom II
adjourned yesterday afternoon, after
a brief session Il was until this after
noon at 2 o'clock. The members of
the senate committees however, are
busily engaged la work upon some
Important muasuros. Tho judiciary
committee has been working over tho
criminal code. which Is recommended
by the state Iiar association, and the
finance committee vs. losing sleep over
lis efforts % make both ends meet la
a finance bill.
Every time We review the appro-
nrlntiouar said Chairman Clark Eve
slice OF a llttic moro, and Htiil the
amount ls entirely too large for the
beat Income we possibly can Entici-
pate"
There was some more horse play
ln the senate yesterday afternoon,
wilton hr. Walton reported from the
committees on revision that that cum-
Fnittec. after Viewing the matter from
an angles. found that he Mt Wall
tom was the duly elected member 81
tho sou3to from his district and enc
Titled % retain HE seht and tnht AIT
Murray was not entitled 90 seat in
the senate. After some humorous fe.
marks the senate adopted the repufl
and upon motion ~ Mr. Holt voted
NOS 90 include n in thu i6urnai. The
report concluded appropriately IN
asking why ls d legiaiaturef"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
COUNCIL EXERCISES IT'S
DISCRETION, SAYS SELLERS.

THE council has simply exercised
It's discretion IN the matter OF reguiat-
ing the social evil" said Mayor SELL
ers In a statement this afternoon re-
aarding the councils action laai night
Ia resembling the order 10 the chlei o.
police 10 vacate the North fhira
street district Last June a special
committee rep0Fed TO the then council
recommending that Il order the police
chief To have certain building vacated
by July T. No resolution Of any KIND
was PASSED 10 my knowledge. nor was
an ordinance voted upon The new
council after lengthy discussion con-
cluded last night that moral conditions
In the city are worse than they were
two or three years ago, and that va
arc thus losing ground Consequently
the council has decided upon chang'ne
these conditions and BY the yer,
strictest police supervision VIII en-
deavor 10 wipe ont the evil in roonlna
ana LODGING houses throughout the
citv as well a. To pui a stop 90 STREE
walking. SO the instructions givoI
The chief of police last year were re-
aclndod which Is entirely within ih'
pfovlncn OF the council No platform
nledee has been violated. the council
ana mayor were pledged 10 submit th'
question OF any resolution or ordi
nance bearing on the matter 20 th'
people: aud thet pledge VIII DC car
ried out. The present laws leave th'
matter OF regulation 90 the discretion
OF the city council; and the connelf'
action was taken ON that basis =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
HEATED DEBATE
ABOUT MAJOR
LLEWELLYK'S
MEASURE
Supreme Court Bill Recon-
mended by American Bar
Association, but Recon-.
mend Hasn't Arrived.
BURG's CIVIL CODE
BILL PASSES HOUSE
Especial Telegram TO Evening HcFaldl

especial Telegram TO Evening Hcraldl
santa Re. y. NJ. May 2i.--A bill
drawn BY Mr.. Burg and Attorney Gem
erHl Clancy. covering the methods Of
procedure In civil cases IN courts OF
record. embOdying sixty printed pages
and 1871 chapter. was passed By the
house yesterday AFTERNOON after u
had been considered by sections ana
earnestly debated for about an hour.
The measure Is House Hjll Is. A
civil code. prepared BY the State Bar
association. IS pending IN the senate.
II "a said by the attorneys % be @
much more complete measure than
Mr., Burgs bill ana when & comes up
in the senate the prospects are that
ID will be made the subject OF q joint
conference with the Burg blll,
The house also PASSED yesterday
afternoon Mr. Llewellyn's bill. House
Bili ii0. requiring the supreme court
10 decide all cases upon the eubslun-
ilai rights OF the parties and not upon
technical error. This measure caused
d rather heated debate when Major
IAeWelyn said that u had been recon.
mendcd By the american Bar aaaocia-
lion.
Can sou read ms that recon.
mendatson?" inquired Mr.. Rogers
vi did not have Il" said Major
f.lowellyu "but i state that it Is true
heatodiy. 1--WE have writer for the
recommending bat Z has not sei
mr Toomhs Mr. catron. Mr.. Burl
and Mr. Muliens spoke on tie ball
MIR Burg declared that Theodore
tooaeoyit favored That sort Of icsisin'
ton
Mf Muilons took q pointed rap AZ
the attorney members az the house
when he declared that hn had noticed
whenever anS bill came np 81 me
house an 1T thu attorneys had % Fo
uu "aud air their knowledge ana tnef
they never could aHrco.'
He asserted that al Of the attorney
had never agreed on any single pN
that pnHsod the house,
They can't arree on this bill, Dad
said, "nnd that's Why I'm Ia FAVOR d
a. Whenever the lawyers can't aFre'
on u, ita preii. likeif 70 be soo'
measure"
the bill 10 as tollowF.
BE 4 enacted hy the legislature o
che state OF New Mexico.
section 4, That upon the appeal Q
any cause from the district court q
the supreme court Of this state,
shall ho the duty. and d ~ hcrcb0
| made tho duty ~ said supreme cour
30 give Judgment on the merits Of ~
case appealed 10 that copri, witnou
regard a. amy technical errors, detect
on exceplnna In the record which a
not affect tho substantial rights o
the parties 20 the record ln the Caal
Sec 3 This ect shall apply 40 ~
cause nov pending in said suprem
court.
SEQ. 3. This act shall 20 into eifer
as provided hy section 15. Article
81 the constitution Of The state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
Santa Fe Shops and Lumber Mills to
Close TOMORROW for the Race Meei

Amohiaka. even. third. Marsand.
Hesltate Camarnda,
Fourth race Wings of the Morn
Ing. even, won; LOuiu, 20 b, aec-
ond; First Fashion. te /, third
NADIA Mas.
Entries to-day are as follows:
Harness cVcnt--Threc minute trol
and pace, four entries as iollows'
Topaz. Emil Mann owner; Pinch,
George Rink, owner; George, N. Hoii
owner; Nancy g., a. Chauyin owner,
f1est flatc.
Sclllng--Jursc SiOO. For three-year-
ulde and ~. pounds below scale
for non winners az meeting. All ~
be sold for $l0o. -Four and one-hall
Pleasing. iis; prudent. iis; Ailsa
PAGE. ii4; Hazel Garner, IL; Gram
Grey. 1iG; Lady Pniatinc, ii4; Carl
Ola, li6.
Sciling--P Purse $t00. For four-ycar-
nlds ana up u0n-wiuners az TINS
meeting all 90 be sold for 5000. siS
furlonrE.
Pn-a-Pat, il2. Regards. III; Hcsi-
tate. ti2. Lily Paxton. te7.
Third ttacc.
selling Purse. $3.50. For three
year.olds and up. $1,000, weight FOR
age. then one pound allowed for each
500 20 $500, then two pounds Tor
800 10 s30O; winner at this meet
ing 20 carry five pounds extra. About
five furlongs.
Amonailka. 81; Decrfoot. 100; Mar
sand tO7. Annual Interest. i0p; Cam
arada. %.
Fourth Race.
Selllng--purs 500. For three
year-Olds and up; five pounds below
scale: all 90 be sold for S200- six and
one-hnlf furlOngs.
Belle Of the Bay, lt4: Lonia, ia;
First Fashion, l04; Hearts Relief
ia.
The two besta bets today arc Amo'
halka al the fourth race and Belle 81
the Bay IA the fifth race.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

nch liver and bowels, n Dr. Cald-
wells syrup pcpsln. which thousands
OF elderly people use, 20 che cxclu-
sion of AN other remedies Trust
worthy people like Mr.. $. w. HOFFMAN.
Askia, ~. A., ana w y. Jordan. zoe
an 81, 0lcnwood springs. Colo. hay
they take "a az regular Intervals and
ln that way not only maintain Hen-
crni good health. but that they have
not Iva years felt as good a. they do
now. You viii do well 20 always have
a bottle Of n In the house. 1t "a
good for all the family.
Anyone wishing 10 make a trial ~
this remedy before buying Il IN the
regular way Of a druggist az arts
cents or one dollar large bottle
(famiiy slzc) can have a sample bottle
sent To the home free Of charge By
simply addressing Dr. W. y. caldwell
tO5 Washington 81, Monticello. III
Your name and address on postal
card viii 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

We offer One Hundred Dollare Re-
ward for any case Of Calarfh that
cannot be cured by Halls Casarrh
Cure
~. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. o
We. the undersigned. have knoWn
M }. Cheney for the last nfiean yeafa
and believe him perfectly huuatabie
in au business transactions ana ~
financially able 10 carry out any onii-
cations made by his firm
NATIONAL BANK or COMNfRcE,
Toltdo. d.
Halls Catarrh Nnro h taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of The system
TesumOniala sent free. Price z 5 cents
per bottle. sold By al dru8slalB.
Take Halls Family pllls tor con-
'siipatlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Age hae ~ attractions no less than
youth Ia more serene and quietcr
life. Bul IL is this very llfo Of rest
without sufficient exercise that BRINGS
with Il those disorders that arise from
inactivity. Chief 81 these arc a
chronic. persistent constipation
Most elderly people are troubled IN
this way, with accompanying symp-
toms OF belchlng drowsiness after
enting. and general iassisudc. Free
aaenlly there u diiiicuity al dsgostlng
even light food. Much mental trouble
ensues. as Il IL hard % md suitable
remedy. Tirai Of ~ the advice may
De given that elderly people shouts
not use salts. cathartic pills or pow
ders, waters or any Of the more vio-
lett purRetlyfs What they need,
women as we'll os men, II q mild lax
alive tonic, one that rs pleasant 70
take and yet acts without gripping.
Tho remedy that Hlls AT these re-
JUDGEMENTS. and has IN addition tonic
properties that strengthen the stom-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
ALDERMEN RESCINI
REDLIGHT ORDER
AND DISTRICT
IS RESTORED
Mayor and Chief Of Police Au-
thOrized by City Council to
Deal With Problem as They
Deem Best.
BOUNDARY LINES TO
REMAIN AS BEFORE

Effective Immediately, the city
council of Albuquerque last night, fol-
lowing an executive session. re-
scindcd the order issued nearly year
ago. abolishing the sO-oalled "redilght
district" and adopted resolution
which puts the district practically on
the same basis as it was before the
abolition order was promulgated.
Because the council reacindcd the
redllght order IN executive session.
particulars Of the manner IN which
he affair was handled are not avail.
Iahie, u Is understood that Alderman
George G.. Seheer, Of the First ward,
was the only man who voted against
tho resolution TO rescind the former
order bui thar he did so because he
was of the opinion that the Demo
cratic party should carry out its cam
lpaign plesge and submit the proposi-
tlon to the voters al special election.
u Is also understood that Alderman
skinner refralned from voting, remain
ing silent when the ayes and nayes
we're asked for by Mayor Sellers.
The resolution ordering that the
redlght district be reopened IL as
follows. Moved that the instructions
given 70 the city marshal 80 notify the
habitues Of the red light TO vacate, be
hereby resclnded ana The mayor in
struct the city marshal To take the
necessary steps TO stop the street
walking and not 10 permit women OF
dlHsolute character 10 occupy any
room In any hotel or lodging house
in the city"
Il was agreed By the alderman that
the mayor and the chief Of police are
to have control OF the distrlct--that IL
they are to dictate what rules OF con-
duct shall govern the residents thereof
The district Il Is understood, will re-
main within the same boundaries al
before. II Is understood on good au-
thOriiy that the McGrath property, BIZ
!, est Copper avenue, ~ 20 remain
closed permanently and that the dis
trict will be maintained within 70.
stricted boundary beginning AZ poin'
on Third street north 81 Copper ave.
nue. and ending at point hundred
feet north OF Tileras road on Thiro
street
No Liquor viii be Sold.
Il has already heen aEreed upon, Y
| Is understood, that no liauor licenses
shall be granted to persons conducting
houses OF prostitution The district
will be under direct supervision Of the
mayor and police department a. Az
times
Aldermen last night we're unwilling
70 40 into details as to their reason
Cor voting for the re-establiahment OF
1.-THE redlight district u was apparent
however. that their chief object IN
view was TO confine women OF easy
virtue 10 aggregated district and not
permit them 10 Jake up their residence
In various parts OF the city; likewise
to eliminate street walking which mas
leaused the police considerable trouble
ever since the district was closed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

ana had % stay ~
bed the FIRST two or
three days. / also
had a displacement
ard other ailments
peculiar 10 women.
] became 90 weak
and run down I could
scarcely walk across
the floor.
Tho doctor told
me ! would never b
we'll unless | would