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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
CabIcgrama especial para ~ PRENSh.

taDlcuTiIlla '>pttidi para s-t hi-.N'''''
PARIS. Oclubre 6.-La nolicia
mas sensational publIcada hoy rn
cSta capital .rS Ia que - relicrr a
la saida de los Ministries de las
polcHciaS que fOrman Ia Cuadru-
pie Enetnte, de la Capital de Bull
.ara. Srglin dicrn. por inStrucclO-
neS eXpreSaS Que rccibieron de SuS
reSprrtivOS gObiernoS.
CrGrSe que cSta medlda tomada
Dor los aIiadOS. SegHira una de-
claraci6n de- guerra. pueS rl "Obler-
no btilgaro rrchazd d" plano todas
las prOpOSiciOnrS Que las pOtcncias
aliadas lp hicicrOn acrrca de las
c0ncrSionrS que Bulgaria eXigia a
Serbia Sohrr 81 icrritoriO de Ma
rcdonia.
En- OlroS dcSpachoS procedcnlcS
de Gincbra Suiza. 50 dire que las
fuerZaS alemanaS han cvacuado las
po>irionrS que ocupaban rn Ia re-
zion De Turrkhrim Ell las ccrcanias
dc CoImar. plaza pcrtrnericnir la
provincial de- la AlSaria. y que 50
halIa no muy diStanIc &c la from
terra franco-alrmana. sin Que min
"unOS OtroS dciallcS 81 den SObre
81 particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
EN iTENAS HAN TENIDO LUG.iK
MANIFESTACiONES EN- FAVOR
DE IENIZEL0S
CahIrgrama especial para IA rRENSA.

ATENAS. Grecia. Octubre 6.-La
ranuncia del Primer MiniStro Eleu-
lrriO NenIZrloS. ha cauSadO inlenSa
sensation rn "Sla capital pueS Ia
gran mayOria del pueblo gricgo
SimpatiHa con Ia entradI del pals cn
rI actual ronfIicto del Iado de los
aliaioS.
Tan prOnto rOmo 50 Sup0 que
rl Rcy Constantine habia acceptable
la rcnuncia del =ahincIr, cmprzarGn
organiAarsc Ell la pob.ari6n ma
nirr>tariOnrS Ell favor de NrnizclOS.
f.mormr gcniO la drSfiIado lodo 81
dia Dor Iclanir de- Ia rrSidcncia
del eX-Primcr MinisIro. lanzando
vivas al icfc del pdrtido libcral ?
IA Erancia.
Sabcsc que Il Rcy Constantine lla-
mara maTana al senior PhalliS. para
encargarlc la formation DE- un nue.
vo gabincte.
De furnIc fidcdigna Sc ha sabidO
tambi6n en- esta capital cue nume-
roSOS tropas lurcan han llegadO a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
EN- I'm TERRIBLE C0MBATE LIBRADO EN-
LAS CERCANIAS De STA. ROSALLA, CHIEI.,
R. HERNANDEZ DERR0TO A VILLA
Todos son desases para Jee he las Operacoes" quen
persigue tenazmente la naIa suere

rl que 50 rrf.rrr que los partida-
rios del -uDicraO rnnN"nrlonlSta
Iraian ahora ir rijminar Il Villa de-
Ia poliIira y dart" r! man'io dr las
lroDaS Jose Isabel Robes. Il fin
de- formar Un nurvn partido IN 81
rual "Hirarian !ouoS los antlcuOS
rlrmrntnS que frrn:Hn 81 grupo 0
facci6u gUiirrriSia.
En- este nunvo partiio - dice
qur los Madeira oruFarian I'm purS
To- muy principal. a>i como Mayto-
rrna. Angeles. rI IirrncIado Diaz
Lnmbardo. Fl A@enIr Enrique E..
Llorrntr. Manuel BomiIla Y oIroS CO.
norido> par 81 filiaridm madrrlSta
- mrior dIrAo 'porr;Sja
Nadia :" dice ir que "n 81 nurvo
parliIo >rrian admitiin> rIrmentoS
rrarrionario>. y mas birn % Il" SUI
ponrr>r lur rSIos son los que no
IIirrrn unir>r con los hombrrS del
raiiiiro =rupn Il" la "porra
Ell CORESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
Los ALEM.i[ES C0NSTRUYEN
i'Nt VIA FEEREA IN RUSIA.
PARA Ell TRANSPORTS DE
ST .!RTILLLi,t.l.
Cablcgrama especial para Ia PRENSA.

Cablcgrama especial para Ia PRENSi.
PETROGRADO. Octubre 6.-Las
fucrzas alemanas del Nariscal Won
Hindenburg. estan hacienda un nue.
vo rSfuerzo por capturar Ia plaza
de DvinSk. que consideran indispen
sable para el desarrOllo de sus
oprrariOneS Ell ese tcatrO de la que
IRA.
Para Iograr su objclo. los teu-
ZONES cSan consiruycndo ahora
una via f@rrea eSpecialmente para
81 l@aSportc de su ariillcria de grue
50 calibrc. pucs en- las cOndiciO-
nrS rn Que ST. hallan los caminos
Ir Russia. - matcrialmenic impOSi-
bic tranSportar las peSadas mdqui-
mas dc guerra que SirvierOn para
dcmolrr los fucrteS belgaS Y que
pOSteriormcnte cmplcaron en- Ia
destruction de- las fOrtificaciOnes ue
N0wO-9cOrgicVSk.
FL Gran Duquc Nicolas ha llegado
a 'TifIiS. capital de- la provincial del
mismO nOmbre en- ia region de la
T"anS-Caucasia, y, scgnn Sc saJc,
inMediatGmente Sc pOndra al frente
de las lropas ruSas para dirigir Ia
campana cn esa region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
OCiiOCIENTOS ARMENIOS .FUE-
RON WUERT0S POR LOS
TjRCOS. %.
CahIcgrama especial! para IA PEENSA.

Cahcgrama rsprcia! para IA PEENSA.
LONDRES. OctuDra 6.--En los in
fOrmps Oficiales que 50 publicaron
hoy EN- eSta capital. 50 Id cuenta
de que una partida de fuerzas tur-
raS asallaron un pueblo de la pro-
vincia de- Armenia. habiendo paSa-
do For las armaS mas de OchOcien
los de los hahitanIes de la pobla-
ri6n. sin considerations de ningu-
ia naturacZa.
NIurho> de- los mucrioS eran an
rianos Que 81 haIlaban Ell sus casaS
cOnmpIrtamcntc indefenSos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
Telegrama especial para La PRENsA.

KANSAS, City, Octubrc 6.-Mu-
cha SenSaci6n ha causadO entire el
elemento meyicano de eSta clunau,
una question que ha surgidO entire
los principaleS miembros de la CO.
lonia Y un americana lamado Jack
Dacinser.
Dacinser fue nombrado hace po-
co tempo consul honorario de
Mexico. por el Primer Jefe de los
ConstitucionaliStas, Venustiano Ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
Han llegado a Bulgaria fuerzas
turcas que van a oponerse al
desembarque de los rusos
en- la costa del Mar Negro
Ell Gran Duque Nicolas toma possession
del mando de las fuerzas rusas del
Caucaso. Los alemanes inten-
tan capturar Dvinsk

bulgaria con obielo de opOnerse
al hrsembarco de- fuerzas mosco-
viaS en- la costa bilgara del Mar
Negro. Que Drctende llevarsc a rfec
10 pOr los ruSo>. cn vista de la res
pueSta negativa que acaba de iar el
=obierno builgaro al ulIimitum del
Gar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
.PROTESTAN Los NEXICANOS De KANSAS
CITY POR Fl NOhbRAH|ENTO De
I'm consul De MEXICO
HAN ELEVADO Una PROTESTA A CARRANzA PR ESf HfCHO
QUE JUzGAN INCONVENIENCE

rranza. luicn Ie esta muy asrade-
edo a! ciudadano americana pof
los trabajoS que ha emprendido
cerca del Presidente Wilson, para 10
erar el reconocimiento del gobierno
coIstitucionalista. pero los mexica-
nos RESIDENCES aqui, encontraron
muy impropio el nombramiento y
elevaron un ocurso pidiendole que
10 iIvalidara por ser contrario a la
politica nacionalista que ha venido
(Pasa a la Pag. 5a. Col. "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
No Sc ha cOnfirmado la rebellion
de Rodriguez.

Ninguna nOticia Sc ha obtenido
posterior Il la que circuI6 aver. re-
lativa a Ia detection del iefe vi
llista Jose Rodriguez. de quien 81
diio que Sc habia levantado en- ar
mas Ell el DiStritO d., Ga!eana. con-
ira Francisco Villa.
Sin embargo. cl regreSO de RodOl-
70 Fierro con suS fuerzaS. hace SUI
poner que en- realidad. Rodriguez
defeccionG del viliSmo. paSandOSe
a la facci6n carranciSta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
Los convcncioniSiaS quierrn cIimi-
mar Il Villa y darlr cl mand0 o
}. Isabel R0blcS.

Entire r>oS rumorr>. r. qu" cir
.Huia con mayor inSiSt"nria. y pa
rrrr trnrr al=jIn ruuiamnnto, -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-07
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
SALE PARA WASHINGTON Ell
DIRECTOR DE IA PRENSA".
releqrams especial para LA pRENsA.

NUEFA YORK, Octubre 6.-Es-
ia noche sali6 para Washington el Sc
nor don Ignacio E. Lozano. director
de LA PRENSA, quien permanecio
por eSpacio de una semana en- este
puerto.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
Y. M. @. A. BOARD
TO
LET

Preiiminnrles TO the letting OF con
tracts for the proposed Young Mems
Christien association are being
shaped up by directors OF the asso-
citation. There was a meeting OF the
board yesterday and another win b
held Friday evening.
In the meantime the b1ildins COM
mitteo will meet tomOrrow afternoon
Within a few days "a Is expected that
the necessary details will be worked
out and bids will be called for.
Contractors who have looked over
the plans In the hands Of Secretary
Day say they are the most complies
and detailed they have ever seen,
Every vaivo-almost every bolt, nut
and Nails indicated.
II IN expected that n the pre-
ilminary steps have been disposed OF
the actual construction OF the build.
Ing will proceed swiftly and without
delay OF any kind. IL Is hoped "a
have the building completed before
the end Of fall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
RELIGION WILTED
IN THE FACE Of
PROSECUTION
Joe Berdorz Decides That He
Won't Hold Out Cor a Pol
ish Church. and WEEDS His
Accuser Here.

Confronted with a choice between
prosecution and religious liberalism,
Joe Berdnorz mst night threw ortho-
doxy overheard. IL wasn't any kind
Of In inquisition that shook up Joe,
but a plain case OF seduction.
Katie Sayrock, who. like Toe IL a
Pole, had him arrested yesterday.
she accused him Of aoduring her IN
the bali park a evening IN March,
Under The New Mexico atutes an
offer Of marriage under the circum-
stances quashes the prosecution
against the defendant. and Joe WAS
informed OF his chance 70 escape the
Law by Chief OF Police MeMlnln.
IAN right" said Joe. I'm marry
the slri Des rot here, III marry her
In Chicago"
The idea Of sending Katie orr 20
Chicago with Joe didn't appeal 10 thr
chief. Joe insisted that he wouldn't
marry Katie here.
"Why7" asked the chief
mo Polish church. said Joe. u
must set married IN Polish church.
l marry her In Chicago"
% stuck to hln lnsl4tonco for az
orthodox pollsh wedding for hours,
but finally the police told him fiath
that they eorldn't consider sendina
Katie. slready IN airs trouble. on am
such trip with him. He was told thai
i NJ didnft marry the nlrl the prose-
cution would be- pressed.
Joe thought Il an over. and de-
lcidee that the time had tome 10 shin
his religious position, He and katit
were married last night By Justles
OF the Peace Craig.
Now the police don't care how fai
Joe travels IN search Of Il Polish
church. They have done their det,
BY Katie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
nEPMh|AG BURNED
BLOCK At FIRST
AAD LEAD


An4rta Noufcrp nnk IN ff1 con.
tract Tor repairs 70 the hIork bufEed
IN tho recent big fire a. First street
ard LeHd avenue. Tia Permit = ore
or Those lAatd ~ nuiidlnn IbADttIt4
n. ~ Morgan during Tho week lutl
ended. A llaf OF permits foIlo4sf
Butler Auto company. so West
Copper avenue. partition 81 feet long
and 5 feet high.
Mrs. Mariana. foas Entt Copper
avenue. porch 3 by "a feet.
y. Kistiqr. Eighth street and Gem
trail afenus. 2 donbIe and I single
sleeping porches.
Dr. Pearrc. Central avenue. 0ul-
building AZ BY 10 feet.
w. r.. Mufphep. Terrace addition.
frame cottage - ~ "a feet.
T. Romero, zf6 North sixth street.
sleeping porch rear 81 house.
Ramon Loba,o. ala John street
raise frame house ? fee over cement
block foundation; no ctiiaf.
A. Romero. repair burned building
at First street and Lead avenue.
r. Wagci, III North Fourth street.
nve-room brick house, c0ncrdto fcun-
dalton. shlnRin roof.
Miss Opdike. siS West Marquette
avenue. general repasra.
Mira. 0kgro. l0f West Lead ave
nue., general repairs.
Henry WELLER q Co. South First
street. suspended awning.
simon skefn. seveath street and
Gold avenue. porch root 3 b 70 feet.
south side Of stern flats.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
G|ANINN| IS FOUND
GUILTY ON TWO
COUNTS
Judge Craig Rules He Is Liza
able for Illegal Sales, AL
though Only an EmplOye Of
Pete Vichi.

Ruling against the defense on a
point OF law brought up IN fhe case
Of Louis Gianinni, accused of selling
liquor without a license. Judge Craig
today fined Gianinni SIS and costs
on each OF two counts.
Gianinni was charged with Pete
vichi. his employer. The latter
pleaded guilty and was fined this
other day.
In CLAIMANTS case counsel contend
ed that he was simply an employe Of
vichi and that ne could not be liable
for Conducting and carrying ON the
business. City Attorney wilkerson
argued that Gianinni was Just as Tia
bic as VichL
Judge Craig ruled that the inw cx'
pressiy stated that a clerk OF agent
who conducted n saloon or other H.
quor business in the absence Of his
employer was liable.
Harold Pierce. attorney for Gia-
mimi, filed notice OF appeal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28

nSE OF tho precious possessions
" OF Mile. Anna raviowa. the d.
vlnlty OF the dance. is a seai-.in coat
trimmed with Russian sable The
coat lie valued %intrinsically az $500.
but Ia Invaluable 10 Paviowa. for 4
was given TO her by n OF the noble-
women Of the Csar's domain. she
had tho coat In her wardrobe when
she arrived In Berlin Just prior 10 the
outbreak OF hostliitiea when she
waB forced o. Zee 10 England ahe lost
almost every article OF her personal
belongings ave tsoae contained In
two trunks. by lone strange good
fortune her valuabie coat was IN enc
o. the two trunks Although Paw
iowa carries inaurance on the coat
she snyH she never could ho compen-
Gated for It's loss because Of the
friendship OF tho Eiver "a representa-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
If HAIR IS TURNING
CRAY, USE SlGE TEA


Here's GrandmotheFao Tfeclfo ~
Darken and Bcnntigy fadcd alair.
That beautiful even shade OF dark.
glossy hair can only be hsd By hroN-
ing a mixture Of Sage Tea ard sui
phrr. Your hair Ia your harm. IL
makes or mars the face. When n
fades, turns gray. streaked and looks
dry, wiapy and scrnggly, just en- APP
plicatlon or two OF Sage and sulphur
enhances Its appearance a hundreds
fold.
Don't bother 20 prepare the tonic;
you can get from any drug store a so
cent bottle Of "wyeth's Sage and sui
.phnr HAIR Remedy,., ready 10. use.
This can always be depended upon 20
bring back tho natural color. thick
ness and lustre Of your hair and re-
more eendrun, stop scalp iscaing and
falling hair.
Everybody uses "wycth's' sage
and sulphur because It darkena 90
naturally and evenly that nobody can
tell Il has been applied. You simply
dampen . sponge or soft brush with
Il and draw this through the hair.
taking 0ne smnil strand at a time
BY morning the gray hair has disnp-
peared. and after another application
Il becomes beautifully dark and APP
pears giossy. lustrons ana abundant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
BsTH ANNIVERSARY
OF ODD FELLOWS
IS OBSERVED
Harmony Lodge, Triple link
Lodge and Albuquerque En-
campment Join In obser-
vance Of birthday Of Great
Order.


Harmony Lod2a No. I, Triple LAX
Lodge Of Rdbeknhs and Aibuouoraue
Enrampment No. a. the three local
branches Of The rndcpendenl Order
o. odd Fellows. Hart night Joined IN
a celebration Of the ninety sixth an-
~nlrcrsary Of the fopndlng OF the or
der. TIE Anniversary h being cele-
brnted by lodges all over tlfe coun-
try. zach lodge fixing ia own date.
The local ceiebratioa was held At odd
Fellows han and a3 interesting pro-
gram was carried out.
j. r. whiteaides presided as chalr-
man and made q address on the
subject Of The Subordinate Lodge,
Mrs. Henrietta bailey addressed
the meeting on the subject OF "Thc
Rebeknhs."
J. w. Horton made an address on
the subject % THE Encampmcnt."
Following these addresses there
was a reading by E. J. strong. a
plano duet by Mrs. ~ q. cnmpbeiI
and Miss Charioltc Brixner. 4 colo
by c. w. Jonhers. accompanied by
Miss Bixlcr. a reading by Mrs. r.. II.
Crawford ana a vocal solo BY Miss
Charlotte nrixner.
Past Grand Mantcr j. G. spears
was present and addressed tho meet
Ing. Mrs. Spears also responded 10
a call tor an address. Mrs. Brlxner.
the grand president Of the Rebekah
assembly. was the last speaker on
the program.
A banquet served BY the Rebckahs
closed the celebration; The AFFAIR
was largely attended by members
from the three branches OF the odd
Fellows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
FATHER AND SON
TO Be FREED IN
Los ANGELES
Governor Fails to Issue Re-
QUESTION Papers for the
Browns and District AttOr-
ney Drops the Case.

District Attorney Manuel y. vigil
Instructed undersherin Dick Lewis
this afternoon to order the release of
Jacob and Mas Brown, father and
son. held Ia Los Angeles for alleged
fraud on Harry Polatzky.
The Browns sold a cleaning estab-
.1ishment 4 Pola;xky. He is said 20
have hired them to buy secondhand
clothes for him. ana they are alleged
Ia have. made away with sass adj
yanced. They were traced TO L0s
Angeles and arrested there ON the
request Of the local authorities more
than a week ago.
Governor Mcdonald was asked "a
issue requisition papers. but for some
reason not known today to the au.
thorities here, he failed 10 do 80.
The local authorities must pay foI
the detention of the Browns IN ths
Los Angeles Jail. and the district at.
torney evidently decided today thai
the county could not afford to go on
with the case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
ONE ENTIRE WEEK
OF SPECIAL SALES
AT THE ART SHOP

Commencing Friday OF this week
Mrs. Newcomer inaugurates a week
Of special sales at Tho Art shop.
There will be special articles on sale
each day. Everything offered during
thees sales will be this seasons goods.
stylish. pretty and attractive. Tho
following articles viii be placed on
sale On the days giveN:
FRiDAY-Weists and Dresses.
SATURDAY-veils. Gloves and
Ncckwear.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Kimenn
Cloth.
TUEsDAY--corsets. Bfassidra and
P~etticoats.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Romp-
Iers.
THURsDAY-Fancy Work, Fin
lshed Materials and Designs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28

Tho local good roads association
last night passed a resolution invit-
ing the state roads organization 10
hold the annual convention IN this
city. The Commercial club Joins
with the roads local In the Invitation.
The club has pledged cooperation
with the local. and wiil entertain the
convention n Il comea here.
In the way Of stimulating Interest
u has been suggested that local mer-
chants offer special prizes for this
three days OF the meeting. II has
also been suggested that merchants
might arrange for an early display
OF fall goods In connection with the
convention, or offer 20 return fares
to out-of-town buyers who purchase
a certain mount OF goods.
The local discussed the matter OF
getting the two necessary bridges IN
Tijeras canyon and asked the road
board. through Chairman John =,
Beaver. TO invite state Engineer J
a. French TO take up this matter al
once. The approval OF the state en-
gineer to the plans Of these bridges
which are on the statutory route Of
III Canine Real. IL necessary before
any Of the $4,000 now accumulated
in that fund in the county's treasury
can be spent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
d FoR YOURSELF
Which Is Bctter-Try IN Expcrimenl
OF PROFIT by Albuquerque Cltlzcn's
Experience.

something new Is an experiment.
Must be proved to DO Al represent
ed.
1'hc statement OF a manufacturer u
not convincing proof q merit.
But the endorsement OF frleres is.
Now %suppoalng you had a bad back.
a lame, weak, or aching one,
Would yoI experiment on it9
You win read Of many so.caiier
curcs.
Endorsed BY strangers from far,
away places
It's direrent when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy TO prove local testimony.
Read this Albuquerque case.
J. NJ. vickrey. plumber. 1904 n
Eleventh 81, Albuquerque, says: -
don't hesitate 10 recommend Doan',
kidney pills. am sure that they ar,
a good medicine for backache nns
kidney trouble. In my case thel
brought immediate RELIEF from back
ache. l know OF another case whef,
Deans Kidney Pills we're used foI
pain In the back. caused BY weak kid
neys. Such positive benefit was has
that Il proves their worth bcyon'
question"
Mr.. Vickrey Il only one OF man,
Albuquerque people who have crate
fully endorsed Doan's Kidney pills
II your back aches--if your kidney
bother you, don't simply ask for kid
ney r~emedy-ask Distinctly for DOan'
Kidney PILLS. the same that Mr., Wick
reg had-the remedy backed b. honl
testimony. soc ali stores, Foster
Milburn CO., Props. Buffalo, N. \
when Your Back Is Lame-Remem
Der the Name"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
PITCHER PAT Raglan
Is SOLD TO BOSTON

Chicaeo. April 2s.--Pitcher Pat
rick Reagan Of the Brooklyn National
league baseball club was today sold
20 the Boston Nationals. The Brook
Ign club asked waivers on Ragan and
Boston claimed him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28
Corporation Commissioner
Points Out That Average
Mileage Tax Is Less In New
Mexico Than In Some Other
States.
SAYS COMPANY ALSO
HAS REVENUE A
Quotes Annual Report Of Com
pany to Show That Rail.
road Company Earns Ap-
p~rOximately $1,000 a Mile.

Corporation Commissioner O. L.
owen has sent to the Herald tho fol-
lowing communication with reference
90 taxes paid by the santa Pc railroad
In New Mexico and other states
through which II operates, operating
costs and revenues. which he states
are compiled from the annual report
OF Ihe company.
Commenting on the article appear
ing In the Albuquerque Evening Her
aid OF April 2Gth, 1915. by Mr.. W. G.
Reid. general attorney for the Santa
re railway IN this state OF New Mex
leo. with reference to tax figures as
paid b. the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa re Railway company for the
year 1914;
Il will be noted that. according 10
Mr.. Reds figures. a total tax Of s5,-
252.sgs.sO was paid on a total opcr-
ated mileage OF i~0.72f.2s miles. re-
suiting In a net tax per mile, entire
line. OF f515.25.
The operated mileage In New Mex
leo is given AZ i,3s0.73 miles; while
the total tax for 1914. paid In New
Mexico by the Atchison Topeka and
santa re Railway company was S60t.-
ass, or a net tax per mile OF tt5i.23,
or tGI.O2 per mile less than the net
tax per mile for entire line. Elm
mating the mileage and paid
In New Mexico from the figures Of
the santa Fe company. we get the
following results;
Total taxes paid outside Of New
Mexico. tf.9sf,ii7.3o; total mileage
operated outside OF New Mexico. o.
3s3.se. which results IN "a total mel
tax per mile. outside OF New Mckee
OF t52s. which In t72.77 more pei
mile OF track thal the average nel
tax per mile in New Mexico.
II would therefore appear from th'
above figures that the Atchlson. To
pcka and ant Fe Railway COMPANY
"a hit harder by other states from .
tax standpoint than Il T. by the state
Of New Mexico, Notwithstanding th'
protest on the part OF that company
against the increase OF valuation bS
the state tax commission.
In view Of the aOoye tax figures. !
is well TO also note the followini
statistics from the annual report o
the company mentioned;
Operating expenses. en-
tire 3 n .......... $50, tf0l,Ot
Onerating expenses per
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28

Judge Raynolds IN the district
court today issued a special venlro
for the petit jury. The veniremen
are Antonio Garcia. W. +. Dlcdoe,
Joseph Barnett. william Dolde, Frank
II. Harris. They viii report tomor-
row.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-28

william b. Hickey Of Chicago, a
former resident. - visiting In town.
Frank Green Of santa Crus, Mex
SEQ, REGISTERED today al the Commer-
clai club.