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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
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THREE PARDONS
GOrernUr Allows Freedom 10 Rus.c,,
County Mum Zoo LII to Work On nnuL.

GoVernur Allows Freedom 10 RusscII
Before departing for the Dinwiddic
School Fair yesterday morning Cover
nor Stuart signed three conditional
been on file for some days.
bishop Hays. serving one year in
jail In Russell County for wife deser-
OF the Commemorative attorney. II
was represented that Hays was linobi,
TO work on the, public roads. and had
Jeff Miner. serving ono wear In
prison for malicious wouniinp ~
which crime he was convicted In BcI.
victed Of unlawful Shooting in p,,-
ASK, and sentenced to one year ,voro
also given conditional pardons. thn
's .';n,nn, marion or the trial judge and
ns tho application In each case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
PLAN FRATERNITY HOME
''"" W Tss Student. 4" be Erected at,

Club For Students 10 he Er.c,.,
Westh"hpton 4" Coat SI3,O0O.
Estimates were received y..t.rJ.
ior me proposed Phi Gamma Delta fra.
ae' n, mouse Tor the Rho Chi CHAPTER
FOLLOW the old English stylo of ,rc,'i
lecture and will conform to the large
group or college buildings "'so
fians for the building were prcnorod
ny Marcus lIallctt and Roy q. plntt !,
VIII be rs by II feet and viii COS,
about $4,000. This will lie tho Grst
ohapter house erected on The new Rich.
ton. "'''"''hp-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
ORGANISE RESIGNS
'rpr'se Social Tende red Mi,x ,r.,
by Choir OF Christ Church

by Choir OF Christ Church.
MIS-" NJ Fannie Taylor, for mar,
ears orsanist of Christ t.piscounl
nurGh' mas rendered her resignation,
take up other duties. Miss Tn,Io,
weli-known musician ana :,
I'm uecp regret that the choir or
'r'st church loses her services As :,
OF their Appreciation ,ha
or on Monday night gave surnr,s..
clal at which time Miss Taylor was
esem'co cross and chain. The pre-
ntatloh was made by T.. IL. I,icIters
SIS Taylor responded, thankinp oanI,
g FOR their past help and for. tbni'
M re'nembcrancc. Those presn,,
re as follows: Mesdames Tomnlsins
ILL., Akers. Lewis. Seay. Taylor and
rkers' Misses Taylor. Houchens
'rcus' l." yer ~. Tyler. J. Jewell.
arleston. NJ Jewell ana Curr,
ssrs. Hall, Tyler. Marcus I."wis
ncs and Bickcrs. vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
\rt Cluh Opens WI. ~,

,nr .'rt 'iub OF Richmond win onoo
Tor the fall season. AZ
,'"'" . nirhor Of applications bn,'.
:" rom arr students cxlcclin,.
! ."ns viii he Received .ncl rt''i'"
ms week from 800 to 1880 o., f,'t,i
!" o'clock Tho schedule of sn wi
r'ai lectures will be announced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

Ncstcrday arrested on "a charge of nom.
nruhk ana disorderiN. James was ballad
y snort time aitsr his arrest aud ,vns
loi fhScu' ABOUT an hour later I've ,v,,s
tS4in IN the Second Precinct Stntios
aimuer trrnst; This time ne was
u.,nniYed Win bning disorderly ana win
9's ~ W. HtttCl,- Ills ulleEed on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
GOVERNMENT TO AID
NEGRO EXPOSITION
Appropriation OF 100000 10y con-
grcs> Is Now Avail
able.
GOVERNOR NAMES DEPOSITORY
f"hd Will BE Placed in American
National Bank and" Expended by
association in Construction Work
'hocr governors Supervision.

iorcr'ior Ii"ury G. Stuart vcx,.,d,,.
.,'efn""iI designated Il. derositorv for
: wv run" "i So5,ooo appropriated h..
"hircsS for the Negro Expositinu ~
u" hcid i"Xt year at Fort Ice. r., ia.
2 Nnncr'chn National Bank, OF this city
EcHuisi'!"n viii bo made in!nediat..
/ =: "H 'hc Governor on the United States
iiv"turF Tor the amount III. fuu,i
w pc OH ocp"h!i TO Tie credit of tho
( 'Nposition company probably Within
! two weeks. The presidci,; of ;bc cn,,,
hahy IS Giles u. Jackson ,i.d IN. s.rr.-
~! II. ~. l'ricc. both Of i;chuoud
william Miller. also Of Richmond. T..
~ treasurer. jackson and Other ron
r,,u'', ,.'N"S or IN" company mot Gov
,ih"r stuart yesterday afternoon ana
discussed briefly with him m. ,i.,,.
under wa3' N'''S
me s"3.coo fumd viii be disbursed .v
me president who IS authorized tn
"''" upon II from tlmo to time as tn.
,,.n =, uu.'on work progresses. hat all
""rr''hts itsued by the Disturbing Off
Ger are subject I" approval by the COZ
'iuof bcfore they can bc paid
me IL is definitely settled tina, Tho.
.hpositi"n shall be opened some time i'm
W. sprung OF i"l3 the exact datc L.
hceh IN pfogress. however far snu.
inoiths. IN" exposition has been ex
,ensiveiy advertised. Giles II. Jocl,.n,,
ne president. has prepared a co,npr.
prospectus. giving history OF
M exposition movement ind telling
tI n' nov, why. when md where" OF i, |
re mas distributed 10000 conics nf ,bo
prospectus ANA is preparing 10 scnd ~,
10000 more ''''' '"'
NEGRO CONVENTIONS
lNDORSE MOVEMENT
Iackson returned yesterday from
ihiiaueiphia. where he attended In.
ahhu;.i convention Of the National Ne
III" baptlet Association. He delivered
an address on the exposition. ANA GO.
cured for the enterprise tbr indor.
'". OF the association. From Phila
'c ,phia ne went To Boston. where he
tchNered another address TO n national
convention OF negroes held there
pr' H. L.. Jones, OF the board Of di
,eetors OF the Negro Historical and IN I
'"s'riai Exposition Company ,vho g
'iHp ~ the head Of the JouesviIIc Land
VI" h!provcinent Company. which sold
ne exposition company the site at
'ort Lee. said yesterday that while ,h. {
raSt purchascd--lGO acrcs--ts ,,r
!cient for the buildings and eyhibits I
az hkci: that more land will D..
,eeded. The chief exhibit. he said T.,
ne hsricuitur',l line will he in. the
,n OF several demonstration farms &.
',es' ,arhis VIII be In the hands OF
ciehtihc agriculturists. who Will dau,- !,
nHtrate the most advanced mnthn,i,
caring Tor farming lands and cul-
''atihe them 80 az to yield maximum,
''pH 81 many kinds. The demonstr, o.
oh ,arIns arc not Ia he abandoned at r,
ne Close OF the exposition. II is the j.
"ipose OF Inc exposition conipanv 10 a
a'h'n'h them permanently. for thu. "
hucat'on ~ negroes In scientific fa,,n =.
~ and for the actual nront tho s,,ai, l.
arms thus conducted 4an bA r,,,n -, :.
icld. ~ ;,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
Charged with scuI,,,ncn

WING Phpnas WAS Yesterday nrrcston
warrant charging him with scalda
Sam Whites dog with hot yreasn
Q warrant vas served by Patrol,nan
the Police Court Tomorrow morn re"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

-, CHARGED ,11;g with Beine .agrnn,s.
ank Anthony Joseph Mecco oo ny
Harvey were yesterday arrns,o al ~
arged with being Migrants ana ,,.;,,..
eating q disturbance in the Seron ,d
lrkor. rr line arrest was made by Pc.
cmon Thomas and WhitJow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
siou,c i:n,.rau

I.s -. iFi,e !v' East Main s.ress
his '',+.l rei"Ftee 40 the noiiee en-,
a, .l'uI ntcu cntereG ana - s4S
~. 81 l+atn thc robbery. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

Niiiiam and Walter johnson
IN the Police Court ycstcrdnv o e"S
charge of fighting in The street VII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

ne case against l. r. RolIins
y,hargeH with obtaining si5 from Mis-
i,nucd until October hv uvn
'ust'cc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
BASKETBALL TEAM
TO VEGAS
Speedy ouartette Leaves for
Meadow City to Meet Y, M.
c. A. Five this Evening

What is sold 20 be the fastest has-
ketbnli team ever turned cut by the
University Of New Mexico. left this
morning on No. 10 for Las Vegas.
where tonight Il will meet the speedy
Y. NJ G. a. five IN the associations
gymnasium. Eight prospective play
ers made up the squad. with Coach
Hutch" and Harry Frank as extras.
The gnme has been boosted to the
limit in the Meadow CITY and a good
crowd u assured for the event. The
high school aud normal teams OF Las
Vegas win play "A preliminary game.
beginning at 3 o'clock
The Vegas lineup ~ az follows:
Center. John webb. captain; guards.
Frank Winters. Harold Stewart: for
wards, PrentIss white. Bob" Hart.
The Varsity team viii be picked
from the following: Jack La Praik.
Fred Calkins, Ed Doran. Ray Me-
Gamma, Gordon Cas-. Joe McCannn.
Hugh Carlisle and Frank Shufnebar-
ger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
OF FEDERALs
DRIVES THE H
SYNDICATE GUT
Doubt ~ "a stability Of PianHz re-
STRIVE Rule Also Figured 81 Make
Them Quit.

Chicago. Feb. 2I-Fear of the
Federal leagues raids on ball play
ers ana doubt ~ 20 the stability OF
the reserve ruiS and OF the players
contract itself hive combined with
the question of greund lease to drive
from the field the C~hicagoans who
wanted TO purchase control OF the
Cubs.
The Bohan syndicate, I've oner
OF &5bO,O00 for Charles =. Tafts
controlling interest was accompanied
by conditions he would not accept,
withdrew today. The others while
not formally out of the market. gath
cred from the refusal 81 the Behan
bid hat Mr.. TAFT was not prepared
to guarantee the dissolution OF The
Federais or alliance with them. nor
grant the desired long lease on the
Cub field, of which he IL said to be
the principal owner.
Cincinnati reports said today that
Mr.. Taft had received a. score OF In
quirles concerning the price OF his
stock and asking whether Il was for
No new oiiiers have been made
public here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27

the nations, or hat makes any pre-
tense OF protecting life and property
or OF conducting warfare In a civilized
manner.
Lack OF policy" ne declared,
eventually viii compel armed in
~tervention, with It's horrors and ca
lamities.''
Mr.. Mondell defended President
Taft's policy ana pictured carranza
a pathetic and impotent hgurehead.
temporarily tolerated by outlaw chief
tains To cloak and lend respectabillty
q their plans and practices OF piilage.
outrage and murder.
"While plotting Huerta's downfall"
he said, I'VE are holding in American
territory and providing for hundreds
OF Mexican women and children be-
cause wo dare not take the RESPONSE
bility OF turning them over to the
lust and savagery OF the very forces
we are arming and encouraging
against Huerta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
S p rs
sIxTY-Tw0 HOURS
TO FLY r
ATLANTIC OCEAN
French Aerial Engineer Lays Plans
for ~itceuiar schedule Before French
Aerial Navigation society.

Paris. Feb. 27.-Alexandre Dumas.
an engineer. has laid before the
French Aerial Navigation society.
presided Owe by Prince Roland BON
aparte the result OF his studies OF the
problem of a trans Atlantic aeroplane
niEht. Under the plan Of NJ. Dumas
the trip would take sixty-two hours.
exclusive OF stops, OF which there
would be twO-the Azores Islands and
Newfoundiand-for fuel and proyis-
ions.
The machine advocated by NJ. Du-
mas would be "A huge triplane. having
an average speed Of about 81 miles
al hour and llfting surface OF about
1890 square feet. The aeropiane
would weigh alb ut 1850 pounds and
would carry four O-horsepower en-
gInes and 1890 pounds Of fuel and
provisions.
The crew would consist OF a COM
mander and three navel officers TO
take observations. three ayiators and
three mechanics. the aggregate
weight OF The ten men being about
i,GOO pounds. The total weight Of the
acroplane manned and equipped. ac-
CordinE TO the reckoning Of NJ. Du-
mas, would be about $4,000 pounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
FEDERAL MAGNATES
GATHER IN
CHICAGO
Hinted that Some Stars will
be COPIED off When World
Tourists Reach New York.
Iny Leased VINO to Evening neraId.l

Chicago, Fec. e7.-Federai league
nagnatcs gathered here today for
their meeting tomorrow, at which
some important business Is expected
TO come up. President Gilmore said.
however, that no complete roster OF
h leagues piaye . would be given
out, the magnates having concluded
10 announce them team by team.
Some OF the teams are stni nego-
tiating with players whose names they
wish IN the roster when Il II pub
lishcd, and they are anxious to walt.
In this connection, President Weegh-
man Of the Chicago club limited that
he was avcrse 20 naming hir players
until ne had met the worlds tourists
on their arrival at New York. The
Federal ieagucrs, u Is understood. are
confident that some Of their offers TO
the tourists, among them Speaker,
Crawford. Wineo and Doolan. will
not go UNDECIDED.
Larry Schlsny, manager Of the Buff
faio Foderals, and Will Bradiay. who
WAS 10 have been Of Tor
onto. were among the early arrivals
today. Bradley signed 10 play for The
league and has not been assigned TO
any team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
MUST REIIEvE TT.
when Well Known Albuquerque Pco-
pie Tell II so Plainly.

when public endorsement is made
by a representative citizen OF Albu-
querque the proof Is positive. You
must believe Il. Read this testimony.
Every sufferer Of kidney bachache.
every man. woman or child with kid
ney trouble will do well TO read tho
following:
A. w. Bamhrook. s05 South Broad
way. Albuquerque. n. n, says: Il
was greatly troubled with pains In the
small Of my back and In my sides.
The kidney secretions were unnatural
and AZ times painful. had often no
.ticed Doan's Kidney pills recommend
ed by local people and I got a supply
Al first they helped me and my kid
news we're strengthened. I soon felt
better IN every way. Since then,
whenever my kidneys have bothered
me. I have used Doan's Kidney Pills
and they have eve failed TO heip
me"
For ale by all dealers. price so
cents. Foster Miihurn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents FOR the United
States.
Remember the nnme-Doan's-
and take no other.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27

Denver. Colo, Feb. 2T.-That the
conference of western governors viii
be held in Denver beginning April
9th and their deliberations conclud-
ed In time for the conference called
ly Secretary Lane, was the opinion
expressed today hy Governor AM
mons, who Is secretary OF the vest
crn governors conference. Tho gov
.ernor stated that he would take up
the matter Immediately with the cx-
ecutive committee. lie expressed
qualification over the Issuance of the
call by Secretary Lane and predicted
chat the general conference would 70
suit In a thorough discussion Of sub
iects Vital Go arid land states and
the formulation OF a policy that
would assure closer cooperation be-
tween the federal government and
the states. He predicted a large at
tendance Of governors and repre-
sentative citizens interested in irri-
cation projects and the development
Of the public land states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
INTERVENTION IN
MEXICO MEANS
4 \ n ExATION
SAYSiTEXAN
Sounds Vigorous Warning
Against Going into Republic
in Course of Attack on the
Pension Bill.
MANDELL S A
ADMINISTRATION POLICY
CBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. }

Washington. Feb. 27.-In a speech
attacking the pension policy Of che
government, Representative Dies.
Democrat OF Texas, warned against
Mexican Intervention.
III there is anything that ought to
make q prudent man pause in this
Mexican situation. IL Is the thought
OF the pensions. he said. "When you
unfurl the American dag la Mexico
i will stay there until the doomsdny
book Is opened. There VIII be no Gu
banking OF Mcyico. il viii have Go be
divided up into sister states % this
union for u ~ contiguous territory. 4"
Representative Mondeil Republic
can, Of Wyoming, In "a vigorous att
tack on the Mcxiean policy. ln the
house. predicted that ia the event OF
the constitutionalisls overthrow ing
Huerta there would follow "a reign %
rape and rapine. plumber aud muir
der" that would cover an Mexico.
THE recent representative cold
hlooded murder or barbarous a~ssassi-
nation, Whlrh- cr 10 may prove to
have been. OF the ranchmau Benton.
az Juarez." Mondsli declared. "has
aerNed 90 throw "a sinister light nu the
! character of the constitutioualist COM
mauder OF the north, bnt neither a
surprise o revelation % those who
have been following Developments in
northern Mexico. 10 simply serves t1
throw into relief the character ot the
forces Of barharism and outlaNry
which are the backwash of the Ma
dero revolution, utterly devoid of all
the Humanitarian and patriotic in-
atincts that inspired that unfortunate
man.
Mr.. Mouaen snld he credited the
best Intentions to President Wilson
and Secretary Bryan but good lnten-
uoEf ear not save us from disasters
which amateur theorists, dreansrs.
acting on impulse when not on preiu-
dice. are likely 10 bring on us.
when we compare. Mr. Mondeli
concluded. "the policy in China, Of
aimiess vaciliauon In Mexico. med
ding Ia the West indies and eniauglc-
ment in Central America. with the
Administrations plan Of scoot and
seuttle Ia the Philippines. where we
have real Interests and great respon-
aibiliues. We have a picture % ev-
tcrnal anuirH calculated 10 make fools
laugh and men erieve'
Mr.. Mondell criticized the presi-
dents removal of the embargo on
arms and declared the only liked ele.
ments In the administrations attitude
ARE the continued evidence o. per-
sonal a~ntipathy toward the individual
az tho head OF the oniy government In
Mexico which has any standing among
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
Don't buy a car until you see
the Hudson.
SILVER CITY THERE
WITH A TEAM

Captain Freddie over ~ busy shap-
ing up his baseball squad for the
coming a and already Is In com
~munication with a number Of cracker
jack players who are anxious 20 come
to silver city, says h Silver city In
dependent. He Is also In receipt Of
many applications for a tryout from
different parts Of the country, so that
the material from which he viii be
able TO select WIZ be abundant. Cit
liens have responded very generously
to the call for subscriptions made by
the committee. OF which DR.. Hyde Is
the head. and such an amount has al
ready been promised as so practically
insure a strong team for silver city
during the coming season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
TORRES SIGNS FOR
JOHNNY MURPHY BOUT

Jack Torres last night signed aru~
Giles to meet Harry Riehde, otherwise
Johnny Murphy, OF Denver, here
March 6. This assures a corking good
bout for local ANS within a short
time.
Both boys are well known here and
n hosts Of friends. Riehdo Is
scheduled on sunday To begin his
training. Torres begins work today
uf the y. NJ. A. c. gymnasium, John
stewart and Young Ad WOlgast Of
nciatinR as his handlers.
The bout will go ten rounds and
viii he az c-atchweights Tommy
O'Rourke OF Santa Fe will meet the
winner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
JOE FOLK GOES TO THE
COMMERCE COMMISSION
nv Leased Wire 20 EyenIns Herald

my Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
IS ashington, Feb. 2I.-Joseph W
Folk Of the state department, today
decided 90 accept the new post Or
chief counsel Tor the Interstate som
mcroe commission. lie came 20 his
decision after conferences with Pres
odent Wilson and Secretary Bryan.
He probably viii take up his new Of
flee next week No announcements
has been made az TO his successor.
The commission announced that
Or Charios " Ncedham, former
president Of George Washington un-
ivorsity had heen appointed assistant
counsel Both AFR Folks and Dr.
Ncedhams appointments viii be ef-
fectiye March L..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
JOHNSON AND MORGAN
TO FIGHT JUNE 9th
iIcavywciglit Championship OF the
World To he Determined la Paris
ON Date of Grand priN Race.

Paris. Feb. 27.--The date for the
fight for the worlds heavyweight
championship between Jack johnson
and Frank Moran OF Pittsburgh was
set last night for June %.
The velodrome. which has a seating
capacity of S5. 600. was chosen as the
place for the contest.
As the date FOR the contest coin
Cides with hat of the Grand PriN.
the blue ribbon event In France. Il
H. expected that a large crowd will
witness the encounter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
Duny Defeats Mc-t.

-. Louis, Mo, Feb. 27.-Freddie
Welsh. the lightweight champion 81
England. was defeated by Jimmy
Duny OF Lockport. y. ", in an eight
round contest here last night
h was the opinion Of all fight
experts at the ringside. IL was Duff
fy's tight from start To finish, his left
jabs n right crosses scoring point
after point. In the nth round a hard
right to the jaw sent the champion
10 h mat but he got up In an in
slant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
CONFERENCE
Of ARID STATES
GOVERNORS
Secretary Lane Issues Invita-
ton for Meeting on Irriga-
ton in Denver April eth
my Leased Wire to Evening HeraId.l

ny Leased Wire 90 Evening Hcrald.l
Washington. Feb. a7-secretary
Lane has called a conference on the
general subject Of the irrigation OF
the arid west to meet In Denver on
April . and has requested the gov
errors Of Arizona. California, Colo
RADIO. Idaho. Montana. Nevada. New
Mexico. oregon. South Dakota, Utah.
Washington and Wyoming Ia send
representatives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27

Hot SprInkF, Ark., Feb 2I.-Man-
ager Carrigan, Of the Boston Ameri-
cans. has arrived with the first sec
ton OF the a FOR spring practice.
Tomorrow the first practice game OF
the season will he played here by
teams OF players from the New York
Americans. Boston Nationals and
Americans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-27
Personals.

~ " - ~ AANNh N' -
visitor in Albuquerque today.
Mrs. Seymour Lewinson and son left
this afternoon for 81. Louis to visit
relatives.
George A. Kaseman. president OF
the Commercial club. has returned
from "A three weeks visit to eastern
cities on business.
Second No. 3 today carried two
cars Raymond-Whitcom excur-
%sionists. bound for the Grand Canyon.
one lone Jag was the sole business
of police curt this morning lie
drew the usual five DAYS or dollars.
The local lodge Of woodmen Of the
World viii meet tonight at 5 o'clock
FOR important business.
J.. A. McAdams. a well known Gal
lup resident, passed through here
this morning on his way home from
ri paso.
Harry A. Kelly. the well known
wholesaler OF Las Vegas and Santa
Re, in in the city looking over at
fairs az the Gross Kelly plant.
Assistant United States Attorney
II. G.. CocEs. Jr., has returned from
"a business trip to Tucumcari and
Clovis.
Because he did not keep the de
OF a ~butchered GOV the required thirty
days, Felipe Herrera. on complaint Of
State Cattle Inspector r. w. Lewis.
was yesterday fined S2s by Justice Of
the Peace George n. Craig.
There will be u regular meeting OF
the Moose lodge this evening at s
O'Clock at which all members are
requested TO be present. The con-
stitution and bylaws are to come up
for reading and adoption.
Charles Irwin. recently employed
By one OF the large retail dry goods
stores OF Kansas city arrived in Al
buquerque last night TO take a post
zion ~ decorator In the Rosenwald
department store. He succeeds H..
II. Reinhart who resigned recently.
q. A contract was let yesterday for
the erection OF a new brick building
FOR the Sunshine Creamery. Wallace
Hesselden IL the contractor. r.. B.
Cristy drew the plans, sanitation and
convenience are special features Of
the plans.
Five mora s,pdo,,s ,o,rsa Ann
oueroue,s now ntgb, school a., -,
brlneinr the Total onroii,nan, So a.
.t1s -nnertntoraen, Nsi,na
homes thai berore ~ ca ~.
school wear The n,gh, schooi anroI-
ment win roach Ia
-.
ha pastor o,
~ vhureh' oihelalea
Edith street. nt the wedding az Afiss
Viola MAY Phnlps OF Dennisop rev
and william n Carter Of Albu-
q~ueroue. The Young peopIe win make
their home at 400 North sixth street.
The bride arrived last night from her
fromer home.
chariea maid ~ ras voeos hoaa
Of the charIes ufeld comneny A. in
A-ibuaueroue to1a, To- . sinoi ytsl,
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some time.
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