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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
BAD CHECK PASSERS
SENT OVER THE ROAD

fsrrcthL ooRstspoNpsaes TO soRnies iouRHNtl
clovis, n. NJ, Feb. 2I-A forged
check was passed q few DAYS ago 70
n. hell. a tailor Of this city BY Jack
Thompson and Elmer Biges they
were arrested convicted and sem
fenced to the state penitentiary for
from twelve 20 fifteen months. They
tried to get check eashed at a. Man
deil's for S71, but the clerk was sus-
picious ana did not cash IT, one was
signed by ~ w. Rork' and the
other for S4S. bore the signature of
williams" Both the checks were
drawn on the Eida bank
Both men we're arrested In Elida
ana placed In the Portales Jail they
feignea Illness and were given purse
Of $40 and asked to leave town. They
came to Clovis and tried to work
their game. but found their scheme
was tried once too often Mr.. Bell re-
covered his money and goods which
amounted TO $40.
While in jail, one Of the men came
very near making his escape by re-
moving the pins in the door butts.
The Keeper Of the Jail arrived in time
to catch him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
POWDER MAGNATE MEETS
OLD FRIEND IN PALACE

especial coperaeevnrhct TO noFslNa iouHhALi
santa Re, Fch 2T.-L h. Shold OF
Pdshucvitzky pcterkowsky Poland
registered ai The Museum of New
Mexico Yesterday and was delighted
h find IN The Finch library books m
Russian. Polish ana German With
whioh he spent the greater part OF
tho day. lie had Just heard that the
Germans had occupied his home town
in Russia and lamcnted That the Rus
slans and Germans who had been
such good uicnds are fehungi IN
fact declared that sooner or later
Germany and Russia will unite 20
wipe cut Great Britain,
4 rather unexpected meeting OF
former neighbors i'm the east occurred
this forenoon in the Palace of the
Governors, when Cen Coleman On
pont. OF Wimmgton, Del. the wei
known powder mnnufnctmer greeted
capt ". =. Huiac. OF carlsbad 10th
had adjoining estates on the coast ni
MARYLAND years ago. With General
dupont were his nmily, Mrs Dnptnt
Aiice Dupont. Allen &. Dupont napcf
after his uncle United States Senator
Dupont, Reney Dupont, e. T. Dupont
They enjoyed the antiquities OF Santf
Fe despite the snowstorm. Others
who registered were Mrs r. H. TUT.
tie, on Winsluw, wife u the Santa NJ
division superintendent; Mrs. II ~
/ ElkingstoY Gallup; John w. casey
Georsa wilson II } NJ. Grolh, Sil
yer city. Seth 4. Ctews, OF oscuro
vas IN the legislature of Illinois -.
pether with fudge John u. Merle ant
also piacticed Inv with Judge l..
Collins lie was much Interested u
/ the treasures of tho museum
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
CITIZENS IN FAVOR or
SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION

tsrselsl ccWssaeoNosncu 70 AaspNo louaasu
ras, Nauvbn. n. NJ. Feb. ~. An
mass meeting OF West
Vaughn citizens was held az the
school auditorium Ia Wcst Vaughn
ON Thursday night ia which the
movement for the consolidation OF
West and East Vaughn school dis
tricts and the erection uf q modern
school building OF eight Go twelve
rooms and auditorium was discussed.
Resolution were pnssed dlretln9
the directors to arrange with the d.
rectars of Easl vaughn district FOR a
general mass meeting within the next
week
This IS movement long desired
'by the patrons 0f the two schools aF
the towns are ouN a half mile apart
and neither district has adequate
school buildings or sufficient force 1t
teachers.
A consolidation az ferccg and o.
nances will auth lrizc the erection ei o
strictly up % date building and thu
arrangement ior fun grammar aud
high schua course and making
Vaughn the hest equipped school een-
ter between Tucnmcan and El PHsn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
GREATER EFFICIENCY
IN TAX COLLECTION IS,
MOST PRESSING NEED

ESPECIAL ccrRtafoNnrNrf - HoNNiNc JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Feb 2T-Althoueh fifty
per cent of the taxes for 1914 became
delinquent ON December D.. 1914, only
aS3f per cent had been collected
np 20 February ], according Go "a re-
port Of the travelling auditors office,
so that in addition Go an adequate
system of assessment and equalization
the state also needs greater efficiency
In collecting the taxes, for the aver
age OF SS.S4 per cent does not tell the
whole story, Eddy county for in
stance reporting only S72 per cent OF
the 1914 taxes collected, SandoNai
county being next lowest with 20. "a
per cent. Dona Ana third lowest with
21.6S per cent. while on the other
hand, Luna county, because Of the
prompt payment Of taxes by rail-
roads shows 1894 per cent collected,
and QUAY county goes u even better
by bi.46 per cent collected, setting a
now record for county ureasnrers IN
the prompt ana complete collection
OF taxes
Bernamlo county has collected
1895 per cent, and Santa re county
8b.4O per cent. San Miguel 1870 per
cent. OF 1913 taxes collected, Linz
fRiN AWNHkN NfnNN WITH NNHNa ~ f'|Nftf
while SaadoNal is at the bottom OF the
list with 5h.0S per cent, the disctep-
lancy is stih more glarng when Il As
shown that Bernalillo county has col
lected total OF $3.50. Sa2.22 Of 1912,
/ 1919 and 1914 taxes, and SandoNal
county only 500, ASf.si, OR less than
one seventh. while the taxpayers of
! Santa Fe county fofked over in the
same period $806,aSi, or less than
1 one-hnlf OF Bernahllo county's COM
/ tribution. although having a much
greater railroad mileage
In the entire state $500, 3eA.22
was collected Of which the railroads
alone contributed almost S8,0e0,0Oo,
and in such counties as Luna even a
much greater percentage of the taxes
Thus far, four counties have ,ach
contributed more than 100000 Of III,
1914 duplicate. Bernalillo, $iaLa9S.'
IgS, Colfax. ti36,s7496 Chnves
si22,4i0.3a. and Grant, Si09,963ls
no other county having contributed a'
| much as Sf0.O00, THE smallest contri.
button being by Taos county SEQ.
064.Si. then Sandoyal county SCI.
| tS7.0h, Eddy being next with s2l,.
1880. then sierra With s2a.o59.Sa
and the only other county with less
than $4,000 being san Juan S2a,-
21GG3 and only 88 per cent OF W.
taxes collected
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
VAUGHN HARVEY HOUSE
IS TAXED TO CAPACITY

fsrec,AL eoearsfoaoraer 70 soTwae louaHhtt
East Vaughn N NJ Feb IN y. NJ
Mcnger, general superintendent. and
c. 3 McCov district superintendent
Of tho Fred Harvey hotel system. are
in Vaughn looking after the interest
Of the system here. Since The new
schedule on the Santa re wesihound
provides for q dinner hour IN Vaughn
the local Harvey house has been
taxed beyond It's capacity sometimes
having as many as two hundred pas
sengers 20 feed
II is planned TO convert the large
portico of the present buildng into an
dp-to- date well lighted dinng-room
TINT viii accommodate about forty
diners Tine arches win be filled in
with plate glass ana the steam and
light system cxtended making one Of
the pretliest and most comfortable
dining rooms on the system
J. A. Elassner, superintendent Of
bridges ANA buildings and J w. Wat
ters. civil engineer for this division
Of the Santa re are in charge ct the
Improvement
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
BARRY is PRESIDENT
OF ELEVATOR COMPANY
isrteill eorHsspoaosaes 70 soHalaa ioosaAtl

lspscikL cosHesroaprnes 70 NohNiso ioueNAr
clovis n. NJ, Feb e7 The follow
ing officers have been elected by the
recently FORMED grain elevator cont
pany OF this city.
President, John n Barry; vice
president. r.. +. Bufdlck, secretary
treasurer. charlie 3. Dennis; direc-
tors. p. +. Burdick. Lester stone Alex
shipleY w II Duckworth and $. A.
Jones.
Five hundred dollars was the price
paid for two lots in block 81, where
the elevator win be heated Il Is tw )
blocks vast N Main street The
White Star Construction company OF
Wichita, have been given the con-
tract and will begin work immediate
~.
The building win be Of metal with
q capacity Of 5000 bushels, Il VIII
have basement and Will be three
stories high, an extra room for g
warehouse and min motor power VIII
be used and an the latest improved
machinery including wagon scales,
etc. The grading contract was let TO
Tom Reagan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
STATE BUILDING
To Be FEATURED
BY H[ARST-s[L|G
Best Publicity Yet Obtained for
New Mexico When Famous
Picture Finn Takes Films Of
Exhibit

san Diego, callf Feb ~. The
New Mexico building ana exhibit a
the california exposition ln
this city VIII he featured IN The
llearst-selig weekly az AN early date.
Pictures were taken today hy pho
tographegs Of the company showing
tho mineral exhibit, the audtoridm,
the Hall OF Governors, The forestry ex-
hlhit and other striking features OF
The building The scenario Is entitled
"a Trip Through New Mexico at The
sun Diego oXpositipn
These pictures viii be seen hy mil
lions &C people in an parts 81 the
United states, and Undoubtedly CON
stltute tho best publicity chat New
Mexico has yet obtained through her
exhibit az the SIM Diego fair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
Had Lung Trouble
and Expected to Die

ghc many rpeoyerics brought about by
Eekmans Alternative are attracting wide at
ionton Read about ibis oase.-~
800 u st., keyser. ". Va,
"Ocnllemenii was taken sick in Soyein-
her. 1908. ! grew steadiiy worse. Had two
consultations The verdict was the fever had
affected my lungs and that my ense was
hopeless only gave me two montha 70 live,
Ms physician had tried most nll kinds of
treatment and none did me any good, 80 he
asked my husband Il he objected to him
trying u proprietary medicine l began your
Alternative eas Ia bed from November 80.
i0os mtll February "a. 1899, mud was
thought dying several ilmes,. To-day | an
heaithier npd stfl .srr tRah eset'- terhtss
siated)
tslgncd) MRS II X. nRiLEy.
hckman'a Alternative Is most effieaeous
ID bronchial catArfh aud severe threat ana
ling affections and uphuuding the hYa'en'.
Contains no harmful or habit forming
drugs Accept no substitutes. Small size. W
regular size. 81 Sold by leading druggists.
Write far booklet of reepverief.
Tckman Laboratory, philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
Will GIVE MEXICO cry
ffs SUPPLY or WNrfft

Washington Feb. q. COL Fede-
rico Cervantea. one Of the Zapata
leaders the state department was In
formed today, wifi permit The water
supply for Mexico city % be Resumed
for the sake Of humanity The prin-
cipaf source has been cut Off for some
time hy Zapata forces, who occupy
the suburbs Of the capital
Preparations are reported under
way for % battle az Monterey which
Is occupied by General Angeles, IN
command ~ VHla forces. ~ is re-
ported that reserve carranaa force
at Tanpico have been sent IN the III
rcction of Monterey earran2a ap-
thorlties are rushing work on fortifi-
cations at Tampco.
From Vera Cruz it was reporter
that Felicitas Vnlare0l was stili inn
prisoncd. John w Belt private Sec
rotary to Consul Silliman, concern
ing whom inquiries had been made,
has arrived safely at Vera Cruz from
Mexico CITY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
CALENDAR GROWS BIcGER
IN SPITE on HARD WORK

Santa Pc. Feb. 27.-The house was
rather astounded, when It convened
this afternoon, that despite sessions
every day Of this week including
Washington birthday and today, and
one evening session. the calendar was
longer than ever having upon It no
fewer than sixty measures. Fifteen
Of these were senate bills. These are
No. t05 by Walton. authorizing cities,
towns and villages incorporated under
special law. to levy q tax for main
tanning and Keeping highways in re-
pair
No. "a by 1lfeld. an act relative to
chattel mortgages.
senate joint resolution No by
Barth. Resolved that n portrait Of
United States Senator William Alden
Smith be procured by the capitol Gus
todian commission and hung In the
senate chamber Of the capitol.
Senate substitute for senate bill No
IT. exempting certain persons from
the necessity Of obtaining a peddlefs
license.
Senate bin No. 10 by Pankey. an act
prescribing the qualifications, duties
and powers and fixing the compensa-
ton Of inspector OF mines.
No. Al by Tlfeld. an act making it
unlawful 20 distribute any sample Of
medicine or any substance deieterious
10 the life. limb or health Of any
person. or to give or cause to be given
TO any child under the age, etc, Of
such substances.
No. Is by Hinkle, an act changing
the common law rule with reference
to purgfng from contempt and allow
ing appeals in contempt cases
No 81 BY flfeld an act TO amend
section 80 chapter 40 laws Of 1905
Ne SO by Holt Yelative to the issu-
anee Of bonds by counties for the pnr-
pose OF constructing and repairing
roads and bridges
No SIS by Holt, an act relating 70
recording Of seals and validating de-
feetive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No. 60 by Holt an act prohibiting
the unlawful appropriation Of electric
current, gas or water and tamperlng
with electric, gas or water meters
I No. 81 by Ilfeld and Holt, providing
for elections in regard to bonded in
+ debtedness for school purposes in nlu-
/ inequalities and districts outside OF
municipalities
No. 6S BY Holt and Ilfeld, rotating
/ to condemnation proceedings by nu-
nieipal corporations
No ~ by Holt, relative to cancella-
! ton Of paid warrants bonds and
I coupons
( No 50 by Pankey, an act relative to
/ the publication Of articles of ineor-
! poration and other matters pertain-
\ ing to corporations
\ No 234 by Skeen. an act providing
that commission merchants shall give
I bond, prescribing their duties and the
duties of shippers and fixing penalties
! for The violation Of this act.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

bert 3. nruwn, Antonio chavez Geo
w Copeland. Robert c. Clarke. john
r. Chambers A Gailisch, Roman A.
caslainda Rev r. L. cate. Leonard
nenmer. santiago Cahaldon, Anaallm
Gurala Valencia Garcia. Fred Gurule
Lessoe Groege, Mafsellne Gonzales,
Naleutn Garcia, Ignatio GALLEY
goa perotee Ganegos. J. H.
ilu1f, Va. g. Hazard, Ben
Harada. sylvester hin. Jose. Or
i. b. Ilnex Francisco Lhnes tg). ii-
lOmono Montiel. q " Miller. +. Me-
dino. y X. Madrid, Il, 8. Moore, p Al.
Mnrey. Alfredo Mantluex L. II Ortiz,
Angei Pence LLOYD Rodgers, Maalml-
ano Rihas. i. -. Roddy Nochpe SAM
ehcg Luther T. spauldinR Antonio
Sale Donald H. stone. =. A. rshurley'
Cloud Tucker. bennle Tohe, Harvey
ToWhsend. lefunk NieinL D. VI, Wright
n j. Wnrn. a. ~ Wheeler, j. ~
Nnunw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS.


Mrs. II. Apodaea. Mrs. Catalina Ar
milo. Miss Josephine Crowley. Mrs.
l., +. CrOzler. Miss senlna clark, Mrs.
NJ. f. Ghristian, Mrs Lorraine carroll,
Miss Gregarlia Chavez. Miss Y. Con
2ales, Adela q Gutierrez. Miss May
Grove, Mrs. tefeltas Gofman. MISS
ELLA Gonzales. Fehalnna Gafea, Mis-
Adeia Gutlcfre2. Mrs Mahei Hartley
Miss Emma liicWa, Mrs / nily John.
son. tfanssguila cd Maes Mrs =. a
MAGregm Miss Jessie McDonai1 Mrs
Matte +, MArilneg Nnosensia 1Gtl
Miss MARGARET 0rgfeges, Romina l13.
rea, Miss Consuela Perep, Mrs Ruth
Reed, Mrs Alffeda Savedru Mss
Daisy Tate.
Mems Hist.
Jesus Almares. AlmOn Archer Al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
SOLDIERS ARE
PRAISED BY EMPEROR

BONN. feb l3 -The largo number
OF actors now IN the field for Ger
many is indicated BY q recent remark
OF the emperor while on one Of DIS
flying trips 10 Berlin Bent on g VISIT
Is STAFF physician pr Won llbcrg nus
maiesty encountered Il wcll-knowu
paywrighi and Gustav Kadelhurg The
actor
summoulng them to bin be an
uounced fhat many others Of their
profession were AT the 'front.' Including
Two famous ctors who have received
lie iron erass ~ am very well SAT-
isfied with rcm," the kaiser declared
They fight very we'll indeed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
What's New in New Mexico

society for said purposes ana no
other.
See. 3. This act is necessary for
tne preservation of the public peace.
health, and safety and shall. there
Tore take effect immediately upon its
passage and approval provided that
u he passed by two-thirds vote of
each house, hut If passed by less than
u two-thirds vote OF ench house. Ct
snail take effect ninety DAYS after
the adjournment OF the legislature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Clovis n. NJ, Feb '23-NeAt NON
dav and Tuesdav nights the New Mex
led Conservatory Of Music viii give
Fecitais az the croft's Conservatory.
Monday night will be class recital
~ students and Tuesday night a w
ried program. rendered by the orch
estra. interspersed with vocal solos
bv Alex osterholm and Mrs w
Hendrix and readings by Miss Jeweii
Bayless
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
,g.,,,,,,.,, Ieapne OrganIzation.

Esst Vaughn, N NJ, Feb, 2l--At-
ter the recent successful revival CON
Quoted by the Methodist pastor IN
Vaughn an Epworth league was Or
ganized which al a recent business
meeting assumed the pfopositioh Oh
erecting a church building az a cost
Of $4,000 The site selected y on
Santa ne property midway petweeh
The two towns and committee was
lappointed to secure the lots ana de-
wise plans for financing the move
rnput
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Berlin. Feb. ~ (bg wireless 10 say
willie An army order has elnanat-
ed from headquarters ~ the fftnch
staff, stating that French soldiers
surrender too ensiiy SAYS the over.
seas News agency IT threatens that
every soldier who is made 2 prisoner
ef war VIII be cOurtmartaied on ms
return"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
SANTA FE PERSONALS.


Santa re, Feb. 27.-- Both Mr.. and
Mrs Nathan Jaffa who came to Sa1-
"a re for the Masonic reunion TINS
week gre confined TO their rooms at
the Hotel dc Vargas with the grippe
Adj. Gen and Mrs. Harry Herring
returned today from Roswell where
General Herring Inspected Battery Al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
sfsss,s statisaF- tasssfss.sf
CAL OMEL. SALlvATES

calomeI makes YOU sick and you
lose "A DAVIS work Calomel is a nasty
dangerous chemical II llyen your
sluggish liver and bowels when con
.tipafed, headaehy. bilious, just get .
i0-eent box 81 harmless Cascareta.
they work while you sleep. done
grippe. slcken Or saliVnte.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
GERMAN ADMIRAL
REMOVED BY KAISER

ln4 WoaNlNt ouRNtL sPEciAt trtaEp WlRFl
Berlin. Fob ~ Cvia London, GAO
4 Admiral Won Pohl chief Of
H. admiralty staff. has boon selected
ae successor 10 Admiral Won lnee-
nohl whose removal from command
of the German battle lleet was made
known Yesterday
80 reasons have been assigned for
tho change In command, news Of
which has not been published in Ber-
ain
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Santa Re, Feb 27.--The state cor
poration commission was notified TO-
day by Superintendent Byfne Of the
Santa Fe az Los Angeles that orders
had been issued to let passengers for
Albuquerque from San Francisco
Berkeley and other points in CALI
fornia use train No. 3, the eastbound
flyer, in case there are vacant berths
three hours before leaving time of the
train
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Good-bHe sore feet. burning feet
swollen feet, smelling feet, tired feet
Goodbye corns cailouses, hunions
ana raw spots. No more shoe tight
ness, no more limping with pain or
craving up your face IN agony 'TlN'
i magical acts right Off FlH''
draws out all the poisonous exuda-
hons Witch puff up the feet-the only
remedy that does. Use "TIH and
Wear smaller shoes. An how com
! delight. "TIZ" IS harmless
Set 20 cent box of "TiH now at
any druggist or department store.
Don't suffer Have good feet glad
feet. feet that never swell. never hurt
never get Tired A year's foot com
fort guaranteed or money refunded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Our store viii close for good on
Wednesday next Pianos, $50 and up
Don't fail to come IN. All below cost
J cHrnafd- iiindenann Co, SOC West
Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

oar store win close for good on
"Wednesday next, Pianos, S55 and M
Don't fail Go come In. Al below cost
laarnard-linlemann Co. zoo West
Gold Avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Washington. Feb 20. Cash dlfi-
bends. paid after March |. 1913, cone
stitute taxable income when reeeiYea'
and should be included Ia che income
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

our store win close for good on
"Wednesday next, Pianos, S5s aud up
Don't fail 10 cone Ia Al below cost.
i,carmnrd -l.lndcmann Co.. 200 West
Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Your friends use Gcutry's eggs, tic
dependable Kind. al Jaifa's, Maloy's
and HawisiiIs'.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Duke City Cleaners, Iiatfers and
Dyers sponge, steam and press yonr
suit for so cents. 200 West Gold.
Phone 446.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Dainty, wlnsOme Vivian MARTIN.
crystal. to-day only.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
CRY OF GRAFT FAILS
TO STOP PASSAGE OF
OIL INSPECTION ACT


-
censes 70 be paid by itlnerant vendors
state affairs.
For IA state Highway.
1886, by Messrs. Chavez Lima and
Francis 20 create state highway
from TeNico to Los Lunas. State az
fairs
SSG, ny Speaker Romero, for the
election By municipalities Of officials,
Ways ana means
&S1, by Speaker Romero, relating
to the election of justices Of the peace
ana constables. Ways and means
3SS, by Mr. Sena, to organize and
equip a mounted police force, the sem
ate to name the captain OF mounted
police at salary Of 81 500 year, he
10 select six privates at $1,000 o year
Finance
1888, by Mr.. Abeyta, creating state
bureau Of biological research Mines
$40, by MT. Abeyta, creating state
board Of agricultural research. Mines.
34l, by Mr.. Aheyta. creating a state
bureau OF geology and mines. Mines
342. by Messrs. Abeyta and Eaton,
to authorize the county commissioners
to prohibit the running at large Of
animals Livestock
loor Herd law.
S4S, by Mr. Toombs, establishing a
herd law in Union county State af-
fairs.
S44, by Mr. Tharp, Mann, Sena
and Toomhs, regulating the ASSESS
ment and collection Of the school
poll-taX Education
S45, by Mr.. Tharp, relating Go Off
cial county papers. Judiciary
SAG. by Mr., Gallegos, to validate the
attempted incorporation Of villages
and contracts and acts already made
Hereunder judiciary.
This brings the total of the bills in
troduced in both houses to Sol.
In the senate Senator Pankey this
afternoon made the fur fly IN reply
to Senator Barth's speech Yesterday.
IN which the latter thanked God that
providence had endowed Barth with
brains rather than millions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

, Scnses 70 be paid by Itlnerant vendors