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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
AZTEC COUNCIL
LETS FRANCHISE
FOR WATERW0RK5i
W. Goff Black 10 Construct
Up-to-date System for
Thriving Metropolis Of San
Juan County,

HFhAiAh NffHHhaF1HuhHCN 10 NoRNiNa JOURNAL
Aztec, ~ NJ. March l0.-The city
council, NJ It's special meeting, grant
| ed franchise 10 w. Goff Black TO
construct "a watorworks system I'm the
town of Aztec The terms of the fran
chise were gone into carefully by the
council, and the vote was unanimous.
Mr.. Black agrees within one year
from date Of granting the franchise
70 commence actual construction
work, ana % have the system COM
pleted and In operation inside Of eigh-
teen months.
The franchise provides free
drinking fountain for the town aud
names tho following rates for wnter
users. Fountain 81 per month. fire
plugs, nifty eepts per month. water
for street sprlnkllng, five cents per
100 gallons, irrigating lawns, two
cents per front foot per month. resi-
dencea. one bath and toilet. $1.25 per
month, stores. 81 office rooms fifty
cents. restaurants, 81, livery stables,
81 lanndrics, $40 per month each.
Az the end Of either ten or twenty
years the town has tho privilege of
buying The plant at an appraised val
uatlOn. The plant will use Wator from
the Animas river taken from the AZ
tee ditch until such time as the Inca
Hral is completed 90 this city "A
modern filtration system will be in.
stalled, says Mr. Black. and the wa
er VIII be Of the best quality obtain
.al ic.
In addition 10 the protection the
own VIII derive from fires, the install
lation OF this modern necessity Of civil
IN ion viii add one more attraction
o AZ cc aa the most desirable resi-
'cnce city of the entire San Juan
basin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
SANTA f COURT
FORCED To HOLD
NIGHT SESSIONS
Three Murder Cases in Success
sion, Combined With Press
Of Other Business, Keep
Everybody Busy.

Santa Fn March l0.--Judge Alb.
lfH epf holding nleht sessions ol
court tonight on account Of the great
stress 81 important caHca On the erin.
incl docket including three murder
raa0s scheduled no be- tried one after
The other.
kinble neeused of shooting and
Killing y. Hall M the coal camp NJ
Madrid several weeks ngO, pleaded
guilty this afternoon 10 second de-
nree murder, and Judge Abbott sent
him over the road f0r from twenty
fvo 20 nifty years kibbe is "a c0lored
men
That case being disposed of. Juan
jose i,uian WuH put on trial for the
murfor of Manuel Garcia. son Of Mar
cos Gnfeio. ~ the annual fiesta nj po-
ioauue The trial in developing n
stubborn Eight between the heavy bnt-
uf 500 ~ lgHll I'd 'enf arrnyed on each
fdt District Attorney Alexander Read
u assisted by Attorney u. =. Davies
ard hHignnt District Attorney j.
Herring Defend'ne Luian are A. n.
lienohan, Judge u r. Wright ana J
~. cfisi the last nnmed conducting
he mHrn tons Of the jury panel
this evening.
10 20 10 O'Clock only three Jurors
bad been e. ep'ed. nine remaining to
br chilled. and there were only three
more nHmea IN The box no that Il Is
certain Than "a special venire win have
ip Doe summoned The court excused
four VI the Bnnel because Of relation
rhlp, the defense challenged four and
The prosecution one
The iufufs thus far accepted ARE
toee Won't Ya, i ranclscO Garcia y
castillo and CelsO Gallegoa. II is cx-
prhicd thAt the trial viii lasi M least
% week After II De- disposed " Fran
cis Nfiu1iv Rivera viii be put on
niAl on ne cnarge Of poisoning one
OF hlH children.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
JOURNAL is SUED
ON FREIGHT CLAIM

atni8 Ft March iO-@ln the frdcr~
nl rourt todny the Atchlsou. Topeka
Santa nc Hallway Co. filed suit
nra n7i the Journal Publishing conn
pany 81 Albuquerque. 10 recover
a-p.vt IRE Hhl alleged 10 De atill due
GA q car Of PAPER ON when the total
rflrhl riHrrra were gbE3.3S. the
Journal Publishing company paying
bnnt % Deemed 10 De Il just
charge
ThJ suit grows ont Of dispute as
90 what w0H tho proper rate tu bee
rh ca for he car OF paper AZ the
Time iho paper was received the Jour
hlnf g. mpany paid the
O. j nt bin pfte,n "a II. which wna
un he rate quoted hy the agent
81 the railroad company and the rate
Wmpn h is allrstd WIS in force at
inH time Inucr h WINS claimed that
mo nt nt which the newspaper
Ego tet wRa nn an errhage. ana the
pr0rnl Huii was brought under In
afuciinnH hy The interstate Commerce
eDllula on.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11

was in places covered hy patches Of
dry. scaly material ana the itching
WAS incessant Since using ilcrpeid.
an these evils have disappeared and
my hair Is soft. smooth and growing
Hair has grown on spots before bui
thinly covered
Newbro's llerpicide is "the Original
remedy to KIN the dandruff germ and
stop falling hair. The terrible Itching
which goes with dandruff Is allayed
almost at once"
Newbro's Herpicide in Soc and sl'O
sizes is sold by all dealers who guar
antee IL To- do an chat is claimed. y
sou are not satisfied your money VA
Doe refunded.
Applications may be obtainea ai tl
leading barber shops he sure you ea
genuine herpicide Send Toe ia post
age for sample and book 90 Tho hei'
picide CO. Dept r.. Detroit, Aich
Powell Drug Co., Special Agents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
Krnfl sncd In rcdernI cnnrl

Santa re- March l0.-The sum of
1910 and interest ~ claimed By
Frank II strong, of the state Of Calf
fornia. from Or. J. u. Kraft, Of Albu-
querQue In % suit filed this forenoon in
The federal court The complaint sets
forth that strong sold 60 Kraft the
ib-ncro ~ Fuerte or "A. A. MANLY
ranch, near Watrous and that KRAFT
borrowed part of the money to pay for
thg property from The occldental Fire
Insurance company kiNing a mortgage
therefor ard hnt Strcng mas paid
thus fnr N.il0 10 the occidental come
naDV ON the m3rtengc given by kraft.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
What's New in New Mexico
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Insurance Companies Doing
Wei.

4 Santa ne. March l0.--Firo In
" surance companies ala very well
2 10 New Mexico last year, as they
RI ala in previous years, although
e there WAS slight falling or In
d. revenue IN 1913 az compared
2 with 1912, This is apparent from
the fire insurance company sta
? tistlcs completed today by the
p state corporation commission.
The total risks in force In 1912
9 was s42,716,73S.
The total risks In force last
p year. S3S,40I,247
% Net premiums collected In
n 1912, was Sa91,894
2 Net premiums collected last
p year $573,679.
" Losses paid IN 1912 wero 1924
&. 25s.
p Losses paid last year, s312,-
. 236.
p Percentage OF losses 10
2 premiums In 1912 was 54S.
Percentage Of losses paid last
p year b4.4
8@e9@ @%@e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
County High school Tor SANTA Fc.

Santa Fe March 10.-Peutons foi
a county high school AT Santa re ar
n The hands Of the county commits
sioners, but no call for SPECIAL elec
ton rs 10 he issued for the present
until certain opposition To the propes.-
ton in northern Santa Fe county s
overcome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11

s4n'a re, March Incorporation
commissioner NJ. $ Groves was toda"
appointed a member Of the committee
on express service and express rates
he National Association of Rail-
way Commissioners being notified OF
the appointment by the chairman OF
the committee, NJ S. Decker. of Al
hanV a. Y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
Amusement Company Incorporates.

Santa Fe, March incorporation
papers were filed today by the Las
Vegas Amusement company, capita
lied az 10000 divided into 100
shares and with headquarters az Las
Vegas, The incorporators however,
arc all from East Las Vegas, as fol-
lows. Nestor Hoffman statutory
agent, forty shares, Julia Hoff-
man, ono share. II. p. Browne forty
nine ahArcs. eric BroMnn. ono share.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
Brldec COMPANY sues County.

Santa ro March t0.--The Missouri
Valley Bridge & Iron Co. today filed
suit in the federal court against
rualilo county for S442a iallnc'
= serted TO be SSH de on the con
traet price of $500 for the Barelas
bridge across The Rio Grande within
hcrnalillo county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11

S1nta F0- Morch 10-Tho NOrth-
western Mutual Life Insurance com
pany today flied with the state cor
poration commission two large volumes
cnumerating rs farm mortgages,
amounting 10 o total of $4,000, goo,
none OF which. however, It's on New
Mexico property
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
Ia CcrllfIenies Grnnlcd

Santa re, March i0.-Life certif
"a IS were gran ci today fy the sta
department cf education e bee follow
ng telchors Drury T.. Adkins, oi
Tevlro. Curry county. a ~. smiu
T. aI ande. Curry county; Grace 6. Poe
Vmtrwater erant cernty Charles B.
S hreck, Captain. Lincoln county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
Commission Rccommends rarolcs.

SANTA Re. March lO-The state
penitenuury commission was in ses-
sion today ana recommended NUM-
Der ~ paroles. Every member was
n attendance except e. A. noatright
of Albuquerque. who has been called
TO Topeka kansas. 10y the death of bis
sister
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11

santa Re-, March 1O.--A last
soma one has been found TO take
q John cahodi. the murderer rec
% prletpd ON condition that he
e STAYS Insane. Co the state asylum
for the insane a. Las Nogas Tho
8 sheriff Of Mckinley county this
e forenoon telcsmphod Warden
. , b MeMunus. 81 tho state peni-
e Tertiary that Mckinley county
a. VIII stand fer the expense OF take
= Ing Cubodi to the asylum and
pcnltcniiAry guard will be deaig-
g mated 10 take him there either
e tomorrow OF the aay aiterNstd,
....AAAAa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
Trading Compnny nl.sol,cs

Sanin ne March io--rhe McGaf-
ley Trading company nf NhHtfi' Af-
kirley county, today filed with the
STATE corporation commission dissolu-
ton papers The incorporators and
director. r~r~r " NeGAffeN Mn
bel F. MeCnffey c. u Weeks and r.
p. Baker
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11
BRAXT0N CHARGED WITH
PASSING BAD CHECKS

E0nIa re. WHTCn u Tho ETInu
gurv today rfmrned two indictments
a-afnsf i. BrnVfon OF Estanciu. -
Ono charge If passing worthless
checks IT. santa Ire county
THE Grand mra is expected Ca make
ffa fnal repor' tomorrow. which rs
nwaitrd with much interest ns L. is
j. .nr wtitpfrfd rboui that very
tho ourh Investigation has been made
of h eharecs ~ ihe travelling audi
t-- .--f~-f 500 itosfd % county com
iU ssi0HefF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-11

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-12
STOP THAT FIRST FALL
COUGH y

Check your fall cough or cold
at once-don't watt may lead
to serious lung trouble, weaken
orr vitality and develop chron-
ic lung ailment. Get bottle of
Or Bells Pine-Tar-HOney today
it Is pure and harm.ess-use it
freely for that fall cough or COLI.
# Baby or Children are sick give
it to them, it will relieve quickly
and permanently. 1t soothes tn,
irritated throat, lungs and air
passages. Loosens Phlegm, is
antiseptic and fortifies the sys-
tenn against colds. It surely pre-
vents cod germs from getting a
hold. Guaranteed. Only Csc at
your druggist.
ADVERTISEMENT
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-12
REMEMBER YOUR LAST
DOSE OF CALOMEL7

You probably recall the bad
effects of the calomel more
than the sickness, you took it for.
You need never again go through
with icing "all Knocked out for
day or two by calomel.
Next time your liver gets slug
gish and Inactive, we urge that
you go to John R. Taylor & Bro.
for a bottle of Dodson's Liver
Tone. a splendid vegetable liquid
medicine that will start your
liver as surely as ca.omel ever
did and with none of the after
effects of calomel. It is abso-
lltely harmless both to children
and adults and demands no re-
striction Of habits or diet.
A large bottle of Dodson s
Liver Tome costs only fifty cents
and the druggists who sell it
guarantee it to take the place of
ealomel. and will refund your
money if it fails in your case or
if you ale not satisfied.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-12
HOW NICE IT IS FOR SUGAR.

. When the first news Of the
great war in Europe was an.
'nounced the expression which
arose to the lips Of many in
Cuba was, "How nice it will be
for Cuba sugar prices. - Those
making that exclamation should
have said, "How nice it would
have been had Cuban sugar been
made in such a way that it could
have been stored in warehouses
and held for the great advance
which will come, perhaps not
during the progress of the war,
but after the war is over-for it
cannot last long.
Four fifths of the Cuban sugar
crop sold, and the most Of the
rest of it still held being in the
hands Of those controlled by the
refiners.-Sugar Sentinel.
That's just the way the Trust
works the game in Louisiana ;
when the planter has sold his
sugar the market rises and when
he begins to make raw sugar it
invariably falls about one cent a
pound Glory be to the Trust :
Meridional.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-12
RIGHT IS7OURS TO- BUZZ S#PS
SAYS M'ADQO..

Washington, Sept. s.-The
right Of the United States to. buy
merchant vessels Of any nation
atty for neutral uses, can not, be
disputed by any nation, declared
Secretary McAdoo Of the treas
ury department today before the
house merchant. marine commit
tee, supporting the administra-
ton merchant marine bill. Mr.
McAdoo refused, however, to dis
cuss the diplomatic phases of the
situation when asked if protests
had been received from Great
Britain and France against the
possible government purchase OF
German vessels.
Bearings on the bill were
concluded today and it will be
taken UP tomorrow for immed-
late committee action. An early
report to the house is expected
Secretary McAdoo heartily IN
q. zee the Alexander bill which
pre yides for the organization of
a $10OOO,OOO corporation with
power to buy. build and. operate
ships in the foreign trade. He
said that while some of the lines
to be established probably would
ne operated at loss.. private cap,
ital would not be attracted. the
government Probably supplying
the entire capital.
EDO you understand" asked
Representative Saunders, that
there is grave objection on the
part of Great Britain and France
to our taking over the German
bottoms which have been driven
out Of the foreign trade by the
war?"
"Of course I can not discuss
the diplomatic. phases of the
question: Said Secretary Nc
Adoo. "That is the business Of
the state department. 1t can
not be successfully disputed.
however, that this government
has the right to buy ships from
German companies or any one
else. so long as it buys those
ships for neutral uses -
1T is stated that payment for
the ships would be in thenature
oil Implying funds to belliger-
ent nation" observed Represen-
tative Saunders.
The ships are not owned by
the government. They are
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-12
Only artificial lines separated

Only artificial lines separated
him from the people Of the Thirc
Congressional District here
these are removed now and he
sincerely hoped the voters here
would vote as they think, added
tie colonel.
Il have not come down hers
PRIMARILY said the colonel, ''tt
make a plea for myself. ! wan
to see you free yourselves from
tie dead hand Of tradition 3"
After disposing in this definite
manner of the Democratic party
principles, the colonel. noting
among the upturned faces many
French types, man and women
who were having difficulty fol
lowing his speech, declared:
MES amis.
And he was Immediately inter
rupted by handclapping anc
cheering. He at last was Teddy
the wonderful Teddy, about
whom they had heard so much
Little wonder that he had tanned
lions in Africa and discovered
new rivers in Brazil. He could
talk French. And besides he is
going to bring back the sugar
tariff
Brave Vive Monster Roose-
welt! Monsieur. the next presi-
dentel"
"Mes amis." continued the
man Of the hour In New Iberia,
gle regret que je ne parle pas
bien lie Franchise.
After this blunt apology for his
inability to speak the French
language well. the colonel, in
fairly good, first-year French,
told the Frenchmen in the au-
dience some Of the things he had
been laundering all morning.
"Mes amis' were dee-lighted.
re or two Of mes anIs were not
so sure that they were delighted.
One wavering Democrat who tells
his troubles to everybody in vol
uble French whispered in an
aside to neighbor:
"Yas, that is all right. Mon
sieur talks to us now in French
and is glad to be one of Us; him,
yes. We are his amis and he
wants us to vote for him, yes.
Back there in Pennsylvania up
there in the North, how about
that, heb? Heb? Don't he
suppose we know he tells the
Pennsylvania Dutch the same
thing? He was proud up there
of his Dutch ancestry, yes, him.
lie does not say nothing about
that here, no. Maybe the war
is the reason, hehf
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-12
PRINTER GETS IN BAD.

An Arkansas printer in making
up the forms got a wedding no
ice and grocers ad slightly
mixed in the rush. The result
ant read: John Brown and
Ida Gray were united in holy
bonds Of saur kraut by the quart
Or barrel. Mr. Brown is a well
known young cod fish at 10 cents
'er pound. while the bride. Miss
Gray has some very nice pig
feet which will be sod cheaper
than any in town" When last
heard from the printer had n
slight lead over the Brown and
tray crowd. and was still a
r'1nning-Leader.
Mothers who spend the night
with a sick baby appreciate the
help they get from McGEE'S
BABY ELIXIR especially in
hot weather. 1t quiets fever and
irritation, soothes the stomach,
checks the bowels and helps both
mother and child to obtain sleep
and rest. Price 25c and soc per
bottle. Sold by Estorge Drug
Co.
Internationally
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-12

Last tuesday, our Hllle lily
welcomed Hon. Theodore Roose
yeit in manner that was TN
doubtedly to the mans liking
End peculiarities. For severa
weeks Mayor Fontelieu, who was
mainly responsible for his visit
here, bestirred himself to get to-
gether hundreds Of horses and
riders hedecked in roughrider
regalia who proceeded with a
srass band and several young
ladies on saddle horses, anon
them being little Miss Lettie
Grace Decourt and Miss Hester
Kramer, 10 the end of the City
limits, where they met the party
who We're en- route from Jeane-
rette and Franklin in automo-
biles. Almost every commercial
building in New Iberia was lib
orally bedecked with flags and
Bunting and our little City we'll
did itself proud on the occasion.
Upon reaching Olivier, Mr.. Roos-
e,elt, John M. Parker and 9TH
FRS who accompanied him spent
several minutes at the country
BONE Of Hon. Henry N. Pharr at
Olivier where the gentlemen
Eere also given a hearty well
come. In front of the Court
House a large platform was
erected for the speakers. and the
Main street was one mass of he:
manity, in fact it was one of the
largest crowds that has visited
This City for a number of years.
Immediately upon reaching the
speakers stand, Mr.. Roosevelt
who was riding a beautiful ami
mai dismounted and was escort
ed to the stand by Mayor Fonte
lisu. Hon. E. S. Broussard, T. J.
Liable, Judge Martin and dozens
Of others. Awaiting on the
stand was our fellow-c citizen and
leader of the Progressive move
ment here, Hon. Jos. Russell who
sat in his invalid chair eager to
grasp the hand Of Mr.. Roosevelt
who. was introduced to him with
others by the Mayor.
While the speaking was going
on several moving picture ma
chimes were busy catching the
crowds who had responded to the
invitation. We understand these
pictures will be shown all over
the United States to show the
popularity of the gentleman in
this section Of the country. Dur
ing the speaking the audience
gave our distinguished speaker
marked attention, but we do not
Believe he said anything that our
people was not fully informed
about and for that reason we do
not believe he made many con-
verts to the Progressive move
nent. Our own citizen. Hon.
Edwin S. Broussard delivered
one Of his best speeches after the
welcome address had been de
Kyered by Mayor Fontelieu.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-09-12
TEDDY GIVEN
ROYAL RECEPTION.
FULLY SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE
HEAR ROOSEVELT SPEAK.

After Mr.. Roosevelt's speech
was finished he was put into an
automobile and taken to the
Southern Pacific depot where he
boarded the East bound train
From the States Of Wednesday
we reproduce the following ac-
count of the meeting:
"They had come in from sur
rounding towns and the con-
tiguous country to hear Amerl-
cas- foremost citizen and Mayor
Fontelieu had great difficulty IN
getting a hearing for himself and
Edwin Brorssard. who delivered
the address Of welcome.
Mr.. Broussard's speech was
supplemented by Miss Gladys
Francois, a 1O-year-old girl, who
welcomed the colonel in behalf
Of the children Of the city and
extended to him the kiss Of well
come.
The colonel CALAMITY kissed
her hand and. patting her on the
shoulder. said:
"Bully!"
Through all his speeches today
Col. Roosevelt gave unmistak-
able evidence that his hat is in
the ring again. He seemed to be
encouraged by his reception in
the Third Congressional District,
and was decidedly pleased when
some admirel. more emotional
than the rest, would refer to him
as "Our next President
In each Of his speeches in the
district Colonel Roosevelt took
occasion to denounce IN a round
about way alleged broken faith
on the part Of the administration.
He mentioned specially in this
connection the coastwise tolls
,lank in the Democratic plat
form. He charged directly that
the Wilson administration acts
frequently to "placate the will
of some outside power. But
% added:
Il was president myself, my
friends. and when Uncle Sam
wanted any policy put into effect
it was done. When it was ad-
visable for the cause of peace for
the fleet to go around the world,
it went"
Frequent indications Of the
Lelligerent disposition Of the ex-
president cropped out in his
speeches. He declared for a big
navy and cautioned one Of his
audiences that we could not win
In a war. which he hoped would
never come. if we use the wea-
;pons of Washington's time.
The blanishments and cajolery
of earlier campaigns were en-
rloyed by the colonel to convince
the voters of the Third District
that he is one of them. Although
he was of a different party than
they heretofore. he always did
everything possible for Louisi-
ana. he said.