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Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
Scventh-Day A'IventistS.

Members Of the local Seventh
day Adventist church had their
hearts cheered when they heard OF
the remarkable growth OF their de-
nomination. as contained in re-
port sent out from the world confer
ence of Seventh-day Adyentists,
which is now in session in Washing
+. j Rennings. an officer OF the
local organization. and gives the
growth OF the body during the past
fifty years The report says.
Beginning in obsrdriiy. year by
year has witne ssedN continual pro-
gress. until today htis work Is being
carried forward In eighty-six coun-
tries. where IL is making adheren is
aud to which laborers have been
sent. where missions have been oIE
ened. conferences organized. and
schools. printing plants, and sani-
tariums set In operation and doing
their appointed work
Instead of handful of believers
with few facilities. there is now a
body Of believers numbering lli.2Ot
with many and varied facilities for
proClaiming the MESA ge Amonl
these are the excellent training
schools for the preparation Of la
borers. aud il is gratifying to know
that the work OF these schools. 50
well supplemented by other demon.
national institutions, has been sC
effective that today there is one ac.
tive evangelistic .laborer for ever!
twenty-five members IN the denomi
nation. and including the laborers II
denominational institutions there 1,
one laborer for every twelve mem
bers
The extension of this work into
so many countries has made neces
sary the preparation of literature I,
meet the requirements In all IN,
lands entered
The year 1879 realized the larg
est amount OF funds ever raised b!
the denomination. as well as tn,
highest amount per capita. The a
mount contributed for all purpose
was S2.702. .O9s.02. and the amour
per capita was $23.66. The tota
amount OF funds raised by the de
nomination for all lines Of worl
since this cause was organized fit,
years ago. amount 20 the sum O
$751; S.G2 SO. or this amour
f20.2OO.705.22 was raised IN th
United States. OF 1854 per cent, AN
sj.5I7.977.3t was raised outsid
this country, org I &c per cent"
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
I.and office Notes.

The Register and Receiver OF
the L nited States Land Office AT
Las Cruces. New Mexico. recently
wrote to the Department at Wash
ington for adyices as TO the adjust
ment of the New Mexico-Texas boun
dary line which has been in dis
pute up To the present time.
The Land Office is otday in re-
ceipt OF letter from the General
Land Office. which states in this
connection as fololws:
The resurvey Of said boundary
line has been officially approved
but Sections 81 to 80 inclusive, In
Township 90 s.. Range 8 f.. will
remain withdrawn from all form Ot
entry until the meridional lines OF
said township are closed upon the
resurveyed boundary by supple
mental survey
The above-described township il
what II known as the Newman
township. lying directly north OF +
Paso.
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
MIR. AND MRS. j. II. BROWN
To LEAVE ALAMOGORDO

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Brown have
sold their Alamogordo property to a
Mr.. Dicks and expect to leave for
their new home three miles from
Dixon, Tenn, next Saturday.
For twelve years Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown have been residents of this
place. and their departure from our
midst will be the cause of regret to
all who know them-and nearly ev-
erybody in town knows them and
are their friends. Grandma
Brown, as Mrs. Brown is familiarly
known to so many. has been a moth
or 10 a great many Alamogordo peo-
pie: been their friend in need on
more occasions than one. For a
number OF years they run a board
ing house on Tenth street. which
was last summer destroyed by fire.
Since that time, they have been
| quietly living in their newshome.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brown go TO q we'll
titled farm within three miles OF
Dixon. Tenn. which Is hustling
/ little city.
They will take with them the
goodwill OF every one in Alamogor'
do. and that they may live long to
enjoy the fruits OF their life work
is the universal wish of their hosts
of friends.
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
ARE STILL
DOING BUSINESS
WITH Us
Tent Houses of Mrs. Eckman
and Miss Abston RaffIed of
Their Furniture Home Of
w. B. MuneII Visited

The thieves are still doing bust
ness in and about Alamogordo
The tent home of Mrs. Eckman,
in the northeast part of town, not
far from the homes of Mr.. Berntsen
and MrJones has been pretty well
reduced to nothing. so far as the
furniture is concerned. The screen
was cut and entrance forced and all
the bed linen. the gasoline stove,
chairs. and trunks have been ap-
propriated. Among the effects TAX
IN was the contents of trunk be-
longing to Miss F'rida Eckman, made
up chiefly OF keepsakes Mrs Eek
man left several months ago for q
visit in and around Chicago. and
he place has been in the charge anC
care of A. f. Menger. About three
weeks ago Mr.. Menger was over TO
the tent and found everything all
right. Last Friday he was there
igain and made the discovery that
the robbers had been there some
lime during the interim of his Wis
its. The matter has been reported
to the Officers. who have little hope
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
COMMANDER SUTHERLAND
ISSUES FIRST ORDER.

d. NJ. Sutherland. Department
Commander for the Department OF
New Mexico, Grand Army of the Re
public, has issued General Order No
/. which is as follows:
/. Having been elected and in
stalled Department Commander at
the Thirtieth Annual Encampment
held at Albuquerque, May IS,
hereby assume command.
H. The following comrades Were
elected and installed in the offices
specified:
Senior Vice Department Command
err H. Bliss, Albuquerque.
Junior Vice Department Com
mander-J NJ Muggley, Albuquer-
que.
Department Chaplain-Rey.T Thorn
as Harwood, Albuquerque.
Medical Director Simp-
son, Taos.
Delegate to National Encampment
T. B. Thompson, Ration.
Alternate-E. W.Davis, Albuquer-
que.
Council OF Administration:
John Y Hewitt. White Oaks
r. Vogl. Ration.
John a. Ross, Las Vegas.
William II. Sloan, Las Cruces.
Smith Simpson, Taos.
III. The following appointments
are announced:
Assistant Adjutant and Quarter
master General, Lee II. Rudisille.
Patriotic Instructor, w. A. CoZine4
All official communications and
reports should be addressed to the
Assistant Adjutant and Quartermas-
ter General at White Oaks, New Mex
leo. By command of
d. NJ. SUTHERLAND
Department Commander.
Attest:--Lee H. H.Rudisille, Assistant
Adjutant General.
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
Teachers Selected.

The school board has closed CON
triu Il for the teachers for the COM
ing year. At It's meeting last night
II elected Miss Florence Jacoby. OF
Nc. Clements. Mich. ne teacher of
domestic science. Miss Aida Anglin.
Ia have charge OF her old grade. and
Miss Mae Pierce as primary teach
re-. Miss Frances Mdrphy was
elected as teacher in the Mary
land Street school. vice Miss Daisy
Murphy. resigned. and Miss Rose
Murphy was made the principal 0i
this school. The full roster oi
teachers is as follows: Chas. d.
George. Helen Higgason. Carolyn
Shotwell. Maude Hancock. Laura
smiser. Carrie Covington. Mrs. Ed
ridge. Mrs. Ogden. Mrs. Abbott. Flor.
ence Jacoby. Mae Pierce. Frances
Murphy. Rose Murphy.
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06

The new state law in relation to
automobiles goes into effect June
Il. 1913. Some Of the salient point
that are well worth perusal are: Lii
censes are based on horse power
and the secretary of state can call
on peace officers to enforce the
law In case of accidents it will
go hard with chauIfeurs who drink,
who are under age, who are found
without licenses, and on mail lines,
though no license is required, the
driver will nevertheless be held
responsible All drivers of ears in
case OF accident are required TO i'm
mediately give assistance, to give
their names, to all those interested
and to report the accident to officer
of the law In meeting passing We
hicles rules are laid down for sig
mails, bells and brakes, and regula-
tions are laid down governing how
teams or vehicles shall pass on the
highway, also when passing animals.
A dealers license is also required,
and a city registration is provided
for.
Every owner of d motor vehicle,
which applies 10 automobiles and
cycles, driven upon the public
highways, is required to register his
machine with the secretary of state
on blank provided for the purpose
containing a brief description of the
machine. and the. owners name and
address
The following annual fees shall b,
paid to the secretary OF state upon
the registration or re-regiStration
of motor vehicle in accordance
with the provisions of this act:
Less than twelve horse power 80.
Twelve horse power and less than
twenty horse power, 81.
Twenty horse power and less than
thirty horse power, So.
Thirty horse power and less than
forty horse power, SIS.
Forty horse power and less thar
fifty horse power, SIC.
Fifty horse mower or more Si2.
Upon the filing of an application
and the payment Of such fees the
secretary of state shall assign &c
such motor vehicle distinctive
number and. without additional eX.
pense TO the applicant. issue and
deliver 10 the owner certificate
of registration in such form as the
secretary of state may prescribe
and one number plate.
The fee for a dealer in automo.
biles and the like shall be sl2 pei
year. permitting the dealer or man
ufacturer to drive machines fol
exhibition purposes on the public
highways.
No other fee has to be paid eX
cept a fee of not more than ~
cents, provided that towns or citie
require the same for registration
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
heavy penalties and revocation o
license on conviction.

utdNg DtllulNItS luh VI
license on conviction.
Ordinance No . describes and
provides penalties for maintaining
nuisance. No fitllr decayed or pu-
trid substance may be kept on a
PERSONS premises nor thrown in
the streets, alleys or vacant lots,
and dead carcasses must be hurled
two miles from town limits. Pig
pens, stables. etc, must be kept
in condition that is not offensive.
Owners of lots must remove brush,
weeds, etc, from the sidewalks
surrounding same. No waste paper
snail be thrown on the streets or
alleys and all premises must be kept
lree OF ashes, tin cans, filth and
rubbish OF all kinds. Throwing or
draining refuse, slop or other sub
stances into irrigation bitches pro-
niDlted.
Ordinance No. 10 prohibits sa-
loons and pool and billiard halls
rom operating ON sunday and pro-
nlDIIs minors from IolIerIng on the
premises al any time.
ordnance no. ii defines what
constitutes Vagrancy.
ordnance No. z is for the gov
ernment oI the lire deparcment and
Is an admlraUie One--cOnduclVe TO
d4stIpIlne ana efficiency
Cranance No. II regulates the
neepIng oI explosives. NO dynamite,
nI,ruGi! Gerlne or otner hiSn eXplos-
l,e diIowed to De stored inside town
lmHS. An persons keeping powder
on tnrir premises must notify the
IRE cnIef wnere it is regularly Stor-
eu anu mus, also. notify the chief
II Removed to another or different
pIace OF storage.
Ordinance No | / is for the dogs.
All male dogs must be licensed at
one dollar per annum and females
at two dollars. fhe Officers are
authorized To Kill any vicious ca
nine. You are liable to IL fine of
from one to ten dollars for harbor-
ing or Keeping dog without nav
ing paid the license. and your dog
must pc tagged to show the licnese
mas been paid. Every dog that shall
run after. chase, bite or attempt to
bite any person is deemed to be
fierce, dangerous and vicious.
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
GAMBLING LAW GETS
\ JUDICIAL HEARING

The anti-gambling law. passed at
the last session Of the state legis-
Eture, was the foundation for Il
hearing before Judge Stalcup last
Saturday The case was important
for the reason the law, the officer
making complaint and the alleged
transgressors Of the law were on
trial and because of the maiden
effort of Attorney w. II. Pelphrey
before an Alamogordo jury j l..
Lawson appeared for the state
and endeavored To try the parties
named in the complaint; Mr. Pei
phrey insisted on trying the pros
ecuting witness. and he seemed to
have had the best of il. because the
jury deliOerated about three miu-
utes and returned a verdict of not
guilty. So nobody went to Jail
This is one OF the most drastic
laws on our statute books. 1t pro.
vides penalty for indulging in
any game of chance and il makes
it absolutely necessary for an Off
Ger having knowledge of any irfrac.
tion OF it's provisions to make com
plant, under severe penalty. Con
sequently. it behOoves those inclin-
ed to the playing of any game oi
chance to consider very carefully
the consequences. Generally speak.
ing, there is no escape from heavy
fine and a possible jail santence.up-
un conviction
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
TaE FORTUNATE ISLES.

imt iii and lpu S""k t"r lie
Fortunate l~.">,
The old Greek isles Of the yeI.
low birds song
Then steer straight on through
the watefy miles
Straight on. straight on. nrd
YOU cant :" wrong
Nay, not to the left. may, not to
the right.
But on. straight on, aud tn" isles
are in sight
The Fortunate isles. where III"
yellow birds sing
Aud life lies gtrl with golden
ring.
These Fortunate isles. they a"C
not so far
They lie within reach of the
lOwlieSt door.
You can see them gIeHm hy th"
twilight stnr;
Nou can hear them sing los the
moons white shore
Nay. never look back Those ley
cled .raveSioncS.
They were landing steps, they
were steps unto thrones
OF glory for s"nlS that have salt
I'd before
And lIare set white feet ON the
fortunate shore
And what are the nImnS nt the
Fortunate isles
Why. Duty and love ana u
large Content
Io. these are the isles of the wa.
terry miles
That i;od let down from the
ornament
Lo. DUTY and Love and y rrne
mans Trust,
Your forehead to God, though
your feet in the dust,
10. Duty and Love and q sweet
babes smiles.
And these, O friend, are the For
tunntc isles,
joaquin Miller.
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
Of running down the guilty parties.

of running down the guilty parties.
The tent house of Miss Lucille
Abston, now residing in Captain
located close to Mrs Eckman's tent
was also broken into and most OF
ner belongings taken.
Sunday evening, after securely
locking the doors, Mrs. w. B. MUIR
rell went to the park for little
recreation, returning home about
eight O'Clock. She found the screen
door open, as was also the door
she had so securely. fastened She
became alarmed and went to the
store where she found Mr.. Murrell
and reported. An examination
showed that some one had success
fully worked skeleton key, let
ting them into the front door. APP
parently they had gotten into the
wrong place, for nothing was miss
ed
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
Penalty Of One Per Cent a
Month is Assessed Against
Those Who Are Slow in
Making Settlement
HITS LAST HALF OF
TAXES FOR YEAR 1912
First Notice Of New Act Con.
tanned in Letter from Travel,
ing Auditor to Treasurer Of
BernaIiIIo County, Treasurer
Here Not Officially Advised

That the recently enacted taxa
ton law, product Of the last leg
islature, is destined to make collec-
tions more prompt than in former
years and thus discourage those US
ually delinquent in this regard. is
evidenced by the announcement by
the state travelling auditor that the
penalty of one per cent per month,
provided by the new law. must be
assessed by county treasurers. The
following letter to the treasurer of
Bernaliilo county will enlighten tax
payers generally, and at the same
time prove interesting reading for
them
Santa Fe, y. NJ. May IS. 1913
Hon. NJ. Mandell, treasurer. Albu-
querque, n. NJ.
Dear Sir: In reply to your letter
of the 22d inst, the new taxation
law provides interest az the rate of
one per cent per month instead of
penalties, and this rate shall be
charged on the delinquent taxes for
the last half of the 1912 taxes, but
all taxes delinquent prior TO the last
half of 1912 shall have the five per
cent penalty added.
AS this is interest and not penalty
it will be figured for the exact num-
Der OF days of the delinquency If
party pays on the 9TH of June his
interest will be at the rate of one
per cent for $50 of a month, or 1-6
which will, of course, be the same
as l-G of one per cent. After the
first month, of course. a full one
per cent is added and the next one
per cent will apply for the number o
so on.
trust this will give you the
necessary information. and | am al.
ways glad to be of assistance when
possible. Very truly yours,
HOWELL EARNEST.
Travelling Auditor and Bank Ex-
aminer.
The above, which appeared in the
Albuquerque Journal last Friday, is
the only notification the officials oi
OterO county have in the matter. In.
asmuch as the acts of the last leg.
islature have not yet been distribut.
ed by the Secretary of State. and
probably will not be sent out for q
month Yet. the treasurer's office
here has no official notice of the
act referred to by the travelling aud
TORS letter. However. il is giver
our readers for their information
and it may be well for those VIII,
pay taxes to consider il CAREFUL!
and act upon its advice.
The News-Adyertiser Is frank {,
say that in such matters as concerI
the acts OF our county officials, ,whicl
may be In one way or the other ef
fected by the doings of a Legislature
recently in session, it would seen
that the travelling auditor. who 1
the PoOh-Bah and boss OF the coun
~ officials aud who Is not slow t
call them to account for any mistak
fhey make. ought To advise them OF
ticially of their added or change,
duties under any new law that
passed. The acts are never obtain
able for ninety days or more afte
the close 10 a session, and YER
few OF the county officials are min
readers
But don't forget that IL will b
{ the part OF wisdom. now that IN
: travelling auditor has written a lei
q ter 10 one OF the county treasurer
20 heed H.
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
CLOSING EXERCISES or
THE BLIND INSTITUTE

Next Tuesday evening the stu
dents OF the Blind Institute will give
the closing exercises OF the insti-
tuition at the Christian church. COM
mencing at o'clock. The program
arranged is most interesting. and
its great variety precludrs the idea.
even. of prolixity. II is varied and
snappy. and you will enjoy every
minute of the time
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
Srecial Meetings C.lnse.

Pennington Enterprise: Rev. ]
\. Armstrong and wife left Mon
day for Aztec, where they will con
tinue to hold special meetings
They were in Pennington for two
weeks. Mr.. Armstrong preaching for
the union special meetings held
here. The meetings were success.
Mr.Armstrong being very forceful
speaker who grips his listeners with
his intense earnestness and his deep
conviction OF the truth that he II
attempting To show others. MIR. aud
Mrs. Armstrong made many friends
during their visit here. and will
make many more throughout the
county ere they return 10 their
home in Aiamogordo. New Mexico.
Alamogordo news-advertiser. (Alamogordo, Otero County, N.M.) 1912-1914, 1913-06-06
. s. Civn scrricc ENamInatIons.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the exami-
nation for Forest and Field Clerk
to be held at an early date. Appli-
cation blanks and further informa-
ton may be obtained from the 10
cal Secretary. Board Of Civil Ser
vice Examinerb. al the Post office
In Las Cruces. New Mexico.
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