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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
BROWNE TICKET
SCORES VICTORY
BALLOT BACKED BY COMPROMISE
ADVOCATES MAKES CLEAN
SWEEP IN CITY ELECTION BY
MORE THAN = TO | MAJORITY.
A. A. BROWNE LEADS
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR LEADS
TICKET WITH AL VOTES AN
EVEN ONE THOUSAND VOTES
ARE PDLLED.

The compromise ticket headed Nv a.
Albert Browne for mayor made 4 clean
sweep III Yesterdays municipal election
over the four candidates endorsed hy the
Blue club. the majority being more than
two 10 one. Three fcurthS uf the entire
voting strength Of the city was pollcd
indicating that interest was more intense
than was expected The city of Browns
,illr poll tax records show fourteen hun
drcd andeightytwo votes. An even one
thousand votes were pollcd Yesterday.
The surprise ~ the election was the
result in the Fourth ward. which was con
ccdrd a. the Blue club candidates. but
which WAS carried IN WI" compromise
candidates w vote W. \ little less than
thc maporiy NJ more than two ~ one
pnllcd in the other ihrrc wards NJ the
city. N ~ claimed TN some Blue club can
didaic. than manv III their ahhrrrnts
were refused permission ~ east their bal
lots under the new alien law. lat the
Judges ai thc booth state that only seven
men were turned down ON their votes dur
inc the dav
Thr candidacy of all the candidates on
the compromise ticket against whom there
was no opposition was endorsed hy the
Nttff~. ire HfNAif~l Nblf tl the NNhltfftN
lcd having been pollcd hy \. Albert
Browne for mayor. who secured seven
hundred and seventy one votes. The 9th
rr candidates on the compromise who had
nn opposition followed SD closely that the
difference II incon~cqucufial. This fact
indicates that there was little scratch.
ing ~ the ballots.
William II. Linton. compromise candi.
date for city marshal. lead IN the total
vote ppllcl III offices which were contest
cd. lie secured six hundred and eighty
nne votes against two hundred and eigh.
. ". one. pollcd bv George Connor the Blue
+ club candidate for ciiy marshal.
i. &. DcBruin. compromise candidate
for city assessor and collector was see
end with u hundred and seventy four
votes. against p y. Valley. Blue candi
date for that rf ir EH pnllrl two hun
drcd and ninetvthr,- votes leading II
The number II votes pollrd hv any Blue
rluh candidate.
". w Davis. comnrnmi~c candidate for
citv engineer. pollcd TX hundred "nd ~cr
cntv-twn votes. a. against two hundred
and gi.htv-fonr votes pnlicd hr NJ IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
HELD
IN VALLEY TOWNS
FURIOUS CONTESTS FOR VARIOUS
OFFICES TOOK PLACE AT SAN
BENITO. MISSION AND MERGED
rs.
CONTESTS GOOD NATURED
NO UNUSUAL EXCITEMENT OCCUR
RED IN ANY OF TIE VALLEY
TOWNS, AND CITIZENS WILL
UNITE FOR TOWNS BENEFIT

Municipal elections were held yestcr.
day in the three important towns of the
Lower Rio Grande Valley. san Bcnito
elected "A ticket that was endorsed by the
outgoing administration which was head
III by j. w. Lyons. +. T.. Sullivan was
elected mavor at Mercedes. and Willard
Ferguson was elected mayor al Mission
without opposition.
No excitement other than the good ma
turcd contests occurred in any of the
towns. and following the close Of the
polls the people of the towns united for
the interests of their municipalities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
AT MISSION
MAYOR AND TWO COMMISSIONERS
ARE NAMED-E. T.. SULLIVAN
HAS No OPPONENT.
Especial 10 The Herdld.)

Mission. Texas. April Sin the city
election held here Yesterday t. name a
a mayor and two commissioners. willard
Ferguson was elected To the first named.
and Elmer T. Dustin and A. q. Lozano
were named commissioners.
Mr.. Fergoson was the only candidate
for mayor, and he polled total of 161
votes.
There were four candidates for the two
vacancies i'm the commission. T.. T.. Dustin
receiving 10i votes \. g. Loano -, L. IL.
Summons 13 and VI. &. Cayazos "a. The
men receiving the larger number of votes
are the successful candidates.
While the election was hotly contested
Ill the factions are now united in the
one great effort of 4 greater Mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
fSBcr.uI ~ the Hcrrld.l

Mission. Texas. April NV The little
town ul Madrrn three milc, ~uIth MI
Mission. and located nn thr I;in Gruntlr
just north NJ Ihc hig pumping plant nf
the Mission canal company was thrown
into flame uf Indignation and excite
mrnt Yesterday afternoon hN ihr appear
arcr ~ piuhlhl, sixty NrNicln~. alleged
o. have hrtn rr'rl soldiers The men
swum ,hgir horses arrnss thc Nin Granhr
and entered thc town fully armed. says
the reports that reached here some time
after The occurrence.
The citizens of the little town did not
resent the invasion ~ the men fearing
for Che safety ~ their lives aHl property
The trrrHriz.nl continued inr several
hours before the matter was reported ir
The local authorities at Mission mn im
mediate response WV thr c.il was made
and several Mission men went NV thN
scene in automobiles, to find that thr
invaders hId just rcrr0~.rl thr river tn
Mexico.
Nn ONE Was injured during alI The M
ritcmcnt
Tkis episode has thrown the city ~
Mission and the little town ~ Madcrp
INTO flame of excitement and indigna
tion through fear of repetition of ihr
invasion with greater acts of violence.
The nearest Mexican town "a Nader
y hrfHusa. which IN just across frpf
old iIidaign Texas IN is supposed hur
that The men rAmc from EcNnn>n. wv fruH
liiu Bravo where rebel soldiers arc -aiN
~ hr ra innrl.
There i- some talk here nf organrirr
y home guard An appeal has been ma n
tp Governor ~. w culqritt. and also i
Tie Federal government fnr prltrri. n
There IN long stretch ~ border tcrf
tory III and down the river from Mission
that j. unprotected hv United State
soldiers. and au effort viii De- made 10
have the government to send men here
fer border dltv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
SAN BENITO ELECTION
DEFEATING ID. H. BLOUNT BY
CLOSE RACE.

san Benito. Texas April >.-The first
real municipal contest ever occurring In
San Bcnito. held yesterday resulted in
Il .pmpleie victory for the administration
tic,kct and a contest j. an early probable
ity a. a result. The election was closely
contested throughout. The results show
j. W. Lyons was elected mayor over II. y.
Blount. the candidate for mayor un the
Peoples ticket by plurality of "a. One
vote was east for Colonel Alba Haywood
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
DRUMMOND Is FINED
>TFFEAGETTE TRIES NEW METH.
OD OF SIiElEkING BIT lit DOES
NOT 90 WITH COURT.

LondoE. April >GcHfril Mrs. Flora
DrummoHl again today tried her ness
method Of shrieking 20 prevent court ac.
tion in her ease. bat the court fined hcr. .
II took three policemen to hold her. She
thre a policcman's whistle at the magis-
tratc'S head.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
NON COMBATANTS INJURED IN
BATTLE AT TAMPICO MONDAY

Dona Cecilia Tampico suburb. also
another nearby town.
The Iaraiistl> have cui the telegraph
lines southwest ~ MrNiru city. ltilrkrl
ieiaig nud are marching nn Ihr Pacific
port nf Acapulco whore thr cruiser tsl
ifurnia \. stationed tn protect foreigners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
CLAIM GERRYMANOER
PRESIDENT WILSON'S CANDIDATE
is DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS-.
: MAN IN PATTERSON DISTRICT.
lBy Associated Prcss).

Paterson. y. j.. April S.-Thc over
whclming victor, Of ID. II. Drukkcr, Re.
publican. for Congress Yesterday over
President Wilson's candidate. j j..
Osburncs. is claimed by the Democrats to
be the result Of "A gerrrmandcr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
COMMISSION lEFEATED
KANSAS CITY DEMOCRATS WIN
CITY ELECTION OVER COMMIS.
SION FORM CANDIDATES.
dBy Associated fr,ss.)

Kansas City. Mo. April S.-Thc com
mission form candidates were defeated
In the city election Yesterday bv the
Democrats
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
F. S. WHITE NOMINATED
GETS SHORT TERN NOMINATION
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
FROM ALABAMA.

Montgomery. Ala. April s.-Frank ;.
White was nominated for the short term
,s Senator from Alabama.
4 sccond primary will hc necessary
for the gnbcrnalorial nomination,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
PANHANOlESNOWCOVERED
LARGE PORTION OF WEST TENAS
TODAY n RESTING UNDER SNOW
BLANKET

Dallas. Texas, April S-The entire
Panhandle and most Of West Texas south
To San Angelo il covered with snow To-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08

Washington. ID. g.. April Some
non-comhatants were injured ia yc~tcr-
days fighting in the suburbs ~ Tamrico.
American women living IN the suburbs
were all brought into Tampi-o
The constitutiunaIStS have captured
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
FRUIT IS KILLED
DALHART COUNTRY WILL SUFFER
SEVERELY FROM PRESENT COLD
SPELL.

Dalhart. Texas. April S.-Thc tempcra-
turc went down to sixteen above zero To-
day. All fruit in this section has been
killed. I'm inch of snow which has fal
len will help the cattle ranges.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
SPECIAL FROST WARNING
WEATHER BTEEAr
PREDICTS FROST IN CrLF
STATES ALMOST TO COAST
fBy isSqciafcd Pres.

Washington. -. g.. April ;. Special
frost warning for the Gulf States have
been sent out. predicting frost almost to
the coast. The freeze will extend south
10 the Texas Oklahoma line. Frost Is
predicted for northern Florida tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
NEBRASKA PROS WIN
SUNDAY BASEBALL WON GENER
ALLY IN THAT STATE EIGHT
MORE DRY TOWNS
(By Associated Press.l

Omaha. Ncb.. April :. The Nebraska
day. Sunday baseball generally won.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
CONVENTION CARRIES
CONSTITUTIONAL CONNENTION
FOR NEW YORK STATE GETS IN
BY Small LMAIOHlTN.
fBv Associated Press. !

New York April s.-The constitutional
convention for the State carried in YES
tcrday's election by small majority.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
.ssssss.ssssys..s.s
WEATHER.

New Orleans. La. April Coast
weather: Tonight fair. colder. frost
Thursday fair. warmer: fresh north
erly brc-zrS tonight. ~ul~idina
Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08

II j. good deal ~ trouble fnr a girl
~ hide her ears under her hair lini
jnink how much worse il would w. II
she were 4 rabbit Instead of chicken
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08

PRICE or rErDE OIL GOES
DOWN. -DNEEpEODTCTION

Iilrti.~villc. Okla. April N The Z
price rG crude uil ~ rrdncrt from .
-l.n5 tr ONE dollar " barrel ua ur
count uf an ovrrprDdurtinn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
{. 6. RlTTENHOUSE.

America PrcssA
The
n
the Rttenhus the life
and Dr t.
director %
to
especially
and deep stud Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
TOWN Of MAOERO IS TERRoR|zED BY BAND
OFALLEGED REBELS WHO CROSS RID GRANDE
People OF Mission Appeal
To Governor Colquitt
And To Federal Gov
ernment For Protection
On Border.

Ranger Captain ]. {.
Hughes Goes To Mis-
sion To Make Investiea-
ton Of Occurrence Ct
Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08
300 SPANIARDS FROM TORREON
REACH AMERICAN SOIL TODAY

I'll Paso. Texas, April Slight hun.
dred Spanards from Torreon arrived ON
American soil today. They refused To
cross the boundary until American Con
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-08

sui Carothers had hastily left his break
fast To assure them he could not help
them nj present in their contest To remain
in Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
T. N. LINVlLLE, NOW
IN PERU, GIVES A VIVID
VIEW OF SOUTH AMERICA

Don't nu about 10, hIgh cost Of
Hylae hi thc a. st a. Don't wish YOU
were somewhere else Albuquerque.
Sow MexIeo is Aop good place az
ter all
such is the purport RI q letter re-
p.hed 10 Albuquerque from f. ~
Luunc formerly % prominent mcr-
chant 81 This clty now living with his
family n Lima Peru.
hmm e Il most interesting rittl meg
rording tu MI lnVllc business c"n-
dituns are excellent, money rs plcntl-
ml. and an acquaintance with me
customs ana language oi the people
is dl mat is necessary 20 Insure the
measure and happiness of visitors %
.lhc country
Living however especially tho
mattrr IF paying Tor it's not one
Grand sweet song. According 20 Mr..
liuvillc. about the only thing thc I'M
hubituut of Lima can do is to i've ON
lima beans. unless he he Ia tho hated
puuuout class For instance. plain
mue plate IL pork and beans stands
vnu Ina $40. "a dozen real houest-to-
roaducss cgRs means AN Outlay p
Ifi SO. and &c rcal big thick hcetslcad
Ii4.a mAuy that only the rnyal family
can afford SIR linvillo rs of The 'pin-
ION That while there may hc certain
advantages to Lima Peru, NlhApuer
oue. Nee Mexico. has SOME decided
points ~ superiority over ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

hc mouth OF Ticms oaryou durng
iHo summer. was here yesterday pur-
tIasug supplies Tbc doctor tatcd
icrdly that several families ~ the
Gus arc Arranging o. ge ln camp at
s'-ubic's m ihc next tcW days
Lester Cooper. who SELLS the saxnn
mobiles returned from las Negla
yesterday whore Dec delivered one o.
u. machine IL man ~ that city
ST. Cooper made lbc trip in the ma
Iebln he sold. ana reports that the
lruu wte m1oc WitIoUt q purciurc ana
without amy trouble whatever
The homo ana foreign missionary
societies ~ me Lead Avenue Mciho-
Idlst church Viii meet In the church
parlora thia afternoon at O'Clock.
Thcr, viii tc a good program ana re-
Treatments Those having mite
boxes for lhc home society are rc.
qucstcd % bring them 20 this meet.
ing
Judge Craig ~ the police court ycs.
terdaf morning warned Alec Mcinnii
/ not to allow Die sons 90 play WITH
lmatchcs N lnns was cited 90 APP
l pear lu court with the boys. aged
and & years bY parolman Tony Cue
/ warn. following the fire at John $
Ecavcn's coal aud wood yard, Firf
street and Coal avenue The younger
Mclnnis boy according to GuoYara
admitted setting fire 90 pile of cot
ton near the place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
TWENTY -SIN LOCOMOTIVES
TO Bl. RETURNED 10 SERVICE

ry thc installation of supcrhcoters,
tNrnty-siN locomotives which have
been Idle ut Ia Juuta, Colo for sew
cral wears. viii Dee returned to first
class service General Manager Fox
stated IncidcntalIy lths viii solve
tho motive power problem OF the
western lines for years
The engines % hc placed In opera
ton again are Of the 1000 class r.
me same as those nov used between
Albuquerque and clovis ON the belcn
rcut-off" Experiments with super
heaters i'm several engines Of this class
have shown that the device greatly
increases tugu efficiency
the "lepn' locomotives now OUT 81
use are 90 Doe operated between Ia
Iuptn. Colo. and Newton. Kan. AZ
present atlantic type engines are
uaed between these cities The ZOO
curIncs. with me uporhcatcrs VIII "'
.r,pable of hauling greater loads
rive of This class are now in use ue-
+ tween Albuquerque and clovis super
Ib,atcts arc Ia De- placed In these also
ITbia will hc done as they are
chopped after me material arrives
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
ESTIMATE FOR
NEW ST0REH0USE
RAISED $4,000
Bids for That Building VIII Be
Called fol- Next, According
to Statement BY General
Manager Fred C, Fox

Specifications for thc ucw 100000
roundhousc, part Of the SANTA Fcrail-
way shops here. viii be 300 the hands
Of au contractors who wish 10 SUBJ
mit bids hy next week. General Man
lager Fred a. Fox. VI Amarillo said
here last night
This means that the contract for
the roundhousc WIFI be- lot within the
next month Tho time the contractors
swish 10 prepare their bids ana foi-
flowing that the time The Santa Pc ot-
Gcials wish rs compare their bids I'M
Guiding thc minute details. wlll easily
cover the thIrty-day period
To Finish ThirtN-tiyc Stalls.
Thnty-nyc engine stalls are 90 De
completed at once. The circle how
lcvcr. according 20 the plans will take
ldfty-dve stalls The others are 90 10
completed as they are needed Prob.
lubf all of thcm viii be- finished ueXt
Iycar. That depends ait together upon
1.-The amount Of traffic. and that "a
present can only bee guessed,
Tho next appropriation 90 boz am
nounced win be for the new store
mouse. MI Fox could not recall The
Ioxact size ~ the expenditure for thu
building. but said il would bc one %
the biggest appropriations made ~
to chat time Recent changes in th'
plans for the storohousc, caused az
increase OF $4,000 User the amour
originally allotted for chat purpose.
Slorchousc Plans approved.
Mr Fox's office ahs just received
the puns and specifications for th
.storchouse from tho office of ~ y
Connora general purchasing agent
lThat office finally has placed its ap
.provnl upon the plans BIDS VIII %
advertised for soon at Amarillo
Tho roundhouse VIII bc built souu
.or tho present rouudhouse and wi'
cover part Of the ground now occupie
.by another shop The demolition g
. .this building viii bc necessary belor
/ construction is begun on the round
house
Thc atorchousc VIII he erected scout
.of the general offices
Nlr Fox arrived here ON spocta
train with Division superintendent /
. .E Summers from 40 poso. The tra'
. north of Gl Paso. weakened hN flood
recently. has been repaired and
solid. Ne lcn ON train So SO9 "a ] Z =
.o'rlork this morning for Belen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
ALL GOOD ROADS
SESSIONS To Be
! IN CATHEDRAL
-sreoAl oIspArcs % uosmna Iournl

sfse''- o'sPA'Is y No'','ea 'o E'i1.......
Ihe moving % santa q lhe
headquarters of the state Good Roads
ASSOCIATION inns morning arrahIemeHls
were perfected Tor the hoidihs OH Il"
the sessions or llle oIball1allo iI lH'
Scoltlsh ille c"theuIal "hen 'ne IhI''
road ORGANIZATIONS meet In cohNehuo'
mere the latter part OIL next monli.
ms affahstHieht assures lhat amp.
room "lli pc PROVIDED Ior the thousand
'''' '','' WV 81.
10 u' nf'e an" 2 4" ! = " mum o'i ~
pa'' W sum" VI '''e ''''p'' ''''''
~ ''''
Ihe headquarters or me state
Roads association are now IN TINS envy
and publicity WORK has commenced uh-
der the direction oi p. X Lane, state
publicity man for the association. Let
tiers are being prepared 70 send q"
each member Of the association, etii-
ing his attention 20 the Importance OFT
/ the meetings and urging thar ne a'-
tend Arrangements viii DE made III
Ian early date 10 get INTO touch with
the editors of all the papers over the
state and secure from them iher'.
space for the propagation of the good
roads doctrine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

kcencr thau ust ycur and the prizes
offered ur, worth working for
Another feature Viii Dee the EXHIBIT
of duir products. among which, mar
.kct milk and cream will receive their
share ef attention Tho exhibitors viii
have au opportunity % see the adj
,autugcs Of handling these products
by the most sanitary and improved
methods and machinery
The dairy cattle. themselves will
be there. too. ana mo- matter what
duirNmen have to show, they win find
4 place for IT, whether ii is single
calf or q mature herd Special prepd-
ration win he made % see that every
llhhg Is properly cared for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
LOCAL ITEMS

See Hcrboth Tor painting IN 1859
Delicious peach Ice cream Fees
candy store
Miss Mary Arnold loH yesterday far
Chicago ana Grand Rapids DO spcn
Che summer
Mis- Laura Gardiner who visited
friends at Guam Mckinley county
returned 20 the city yesterday
There wiIl be- q regular meeting OF
Albuquerque Tcmpc SO St pyhlan
Sisters la Is. T. hnll this evening at
o'clock
judge ~ G. ueayoeh Harry Cor
nell and nm "a a Salmon Will lelva
thls morning for am ouunF 40 jmcf
Syringe
Regular communication of Temple
Lodge N8 G.A. q g. A. NJ. thls even
Iue oeioeE Visiting members
Welcome
Mr e 81 Davis. ,05 South Third
street has gone 81 lWIcy a a.. tu
peHd IA m0ujh rH.Uu- hrr sis.rr.
Mra ~ s. Hodi
r. ID Roe assistant 100 th. Santa
Fc railway cashiers office here hHs
departed Tor months vacation n
southern Missouri
The n0uaElo County Ncdiea
ciru hold lbs last meeting tnr the
summer mI night 40 the G0mm,rr IH
club ~ j 8 tipc rcod ID uper
Governor 81 pnna w1 here yos
t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
ERNEST BOATRIGHT NOT
SON OF CITY EXECUTIVE

The mDt that Ernest Boatright of
Nouutamar procured license %
marry from County clerk a. +. Walk
~ last week. gave rise to a report that
one Of Mayor Boatrlghts sons haH
been married The Mr. Boatrlsht
who got thc license, however is not
related 20 the rity executive His sons
are Frank and Charles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
NEGRO AUTOMOBILE
DRIVER WARNED AND
RELEASED By COURT

Iames punmp. e. negro automobile
driver bas another chance to ohe'
ihc tntuc ordinances, according l'
Jud.c Gratis. of the police court De.
fore whom the boy was arraiFnto
Yesterday afternoon. charged with
driving "a machine without lights Ito
was cited Is captain Pat o.Gtadl
THE magistrate once revoked pun
nps license. and hal returned u lo
him ouN about two weeks ago
Judgo craig aid not sentence pah-
lap Yesterday afternoon as ihr Bow
s,IJ n.s uehts had gone out tust be-
fore Captain p'Gady hailed htm'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
COMMITTEE REQUESTS
SUBSCRIBERS TO PAY
TO ADVERTISING FUND

The udycrus.ns fund RAISING come
m.ucc ol the Commercial club re-
ucVrd ITS r8mpaign yesterday and
collected 5000. The committee de-
elded to begin advcrtsmg in August
and called upon subscribers GO pay
hgu mouthN subscription at ouce
Previous to taking iho neld }ester.
day me committee reors3nizcd u. A
Macpherson was elected chairman
Dr LEROY s. Peters secretary an,
Jerr, Haegtrd. treasurer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
SPLENDID STORE ROOM FOR
RENT CHEAP

Fine 5O-foot front on best Travelled
side Of second street. Now occupied
by Charles kCppClcr Furniture COM
pany. will be vacated July I. Par
.ticulnriy adaptable for furniture or
grocery store Plenty Of room In rear
Inquire y. IA. b. sellers, First National
Bank building
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
N1rrIC1

Ear the accommodation 80 thost
who haze been sued or those VIM
have not as set paid their peH taN
Tor 1914. and Wishing to pay same. mh
office wln be open Thursday cNenies
from = tn o'clock al No. l2l y
Fhtd street
wM. W. MCCLELLAN J. H.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

NT ana Mrs D. ~ Canister 50 hn
Ias. tH,.r TNo-yrtr=uId hahe hN dta'h
while visiting with relatives FOO Aihn-
gueyaue take this method of thank
ne he many Kind friends @h" 5A M
TIlhI7od with TnCU tHi Tease a hn
sent flowers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
Edd, CnnnN comc. Ncros..

Santa Fe. June H. State Treasur-
on q y. Marion today received from
the treasurer of Eddy county s2.-
tSIO2. This leaves only Chaves coun-
tv which has thus Gar failed to remit
for MAY AS soon as that county re-
uus the state treasurer viii make the
monthly distribution among the dii-
forcut funds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

The Riverside beer garden lV'
Barcla~ road. h now open undef new
wannvemcnt Everything la first
rlass shame. \ pleasant. shady place
~ spend "A pIca~ant hour. Biggest
s,.booper in The city. cents Open
Jn, ana night. !. 4. Gonzales \ Go.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

We want to haul Your baggage
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