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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-20

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hopVfn the city tou1f.i IL aetIaa some
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which - maintain III. ean.a hIEh
standard Of slatIentf itat hAs hnft-
tQfore prevailed.
7 would responsibility r8lI - roor
attention that there are 4 tffat m1nf
o~ccnpafione md bnE|nt~s ts|he
carried On IN tho city and from ehsth
ne city resolves 10 ftfennh that afogI
fequired ID other cities 10 pss I|efnet
for ~ doing. arid that thn r6antIf
might easily pnaa ordinances IctgIhe
= iictAse ~ the carrying NJ ~ fn4h
businesses
would suggest that an roaming
heuaaa might be ilctnao1t md that
All persona operating ees0llhs santa
On the sideuefke OF the city nh6nId
b. required 10 pas 4 lieenae. ! noni4
call your atlentian to the tact that
the express companies 81 thls city
pay no ilfenee 70 the city TOR trans.
setting their business and ul.It Antf
ltcrs bpylnH D selling proItl1ols shat
moi raised ~ rlicmHoi}ot niiQuld
be subject 20 a license.
F1ntior 1dcs.ns,, s~g,anes4
] woaid further sneeeff li'nf under
we present cnnaluon 81 AQnqf ~
49, ~ feguirra by Retailers ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-20
WATER FRANCHISE
TO Be TAKEN UP
NEXT WEEK
Executive Session Will Be
Given Over to Its Consider
alton; Occupation Tax Prod
Is Prepared.

Annual reports from the oiicora o.
the city marked the meeting 81 conn-
ell Inst night. the first OF the new
fiscal year. The chief Of the state
mcnts submitted 30 the city fathers
was atmcaaage from Mayor Boatrlkht.
b rcporfh are given hereinafter.
water Franchise Mexilna.
Council VIII consider the proposed
water franchise cxhaustivciy In cx-
ccutive session before meeting with
citizens 20 discuss u. The franchise
viii be taken up next Monday night.
~ the closed meeting council expects
to Vet a. report as 90 the wa-qr COM
pany's intention regarding refunds or
dered 5y h supreme court In the
suit Of the city against the c0rncra-
ton which was decided last year.
Liquor decisions Sustained.
cay Attoricg WnKereon informed
council that the district court yea
tordny sustained Judge Craig In his
decision asaiust Charles Kunz. who
rcaistcd the wholesale liquor tax on
the ground that Z. ala not apply to
hin ss q brewers agent.
Occupation Tax Prod.
AZ the suggestion II city Clerk
Hughes. council directed the city at
torney TO sue nut a mandamus 10
compel County Assessor I'red Hcyn
To- notify de%linluenis under the ocsu
pstion tax law. Mr.. Hughes aid a
was time action was taken against
those who took a cavalier attitude
against the tax. IL was not fair. no
raid, that good citizens should pay
the tax and others 20 their way UNI
moiCstcd.
Council approved a report from the
police committee acquitting Captain
O'Grady OF charRca brought agalnsp
him some time ago by Minnie Carol.
Whose Horse n 10?
City Attorney Wiikerson was in
stfuctcd TO tax steps To decide the
ughtful ownership OF o horse bought
by the city for former Street Commis-
slonee Martin Tierncy's use. Alder
man Hust wanted title To the horse
voted TO Mr.. Tierney. because the
sewer department used TIerney's
horse. unti Il died. He made a mo-
tion TO that cnoc and IL commanded
four votes. but y were necessary 10
carry. DIR. Hust opposed the rcsolu-
ton turning the matter over To tho
city attorney.
Want Heating Franchise.
y franchise Tor a central steam
heating plant was applied for. Tho
plant would furnish steam heat just
as the electric company does light.
by piping steam from its boiler house
To dwellings and stores. The appli-
cation was referred To- "A committee.
Chairman Gilbert Of the street com
mittee recommended that John Baron
Surg boz allowed 10 maintain IRRIGATION
bitches across the the street IL he
made application to the council In
writing. describing the bitches. bridg-
ed them and Kept them In repair, and
with the understanding that he OBJ
tained no water rights that the city
would De forced to recognize.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-20
POINTS OUT
NEED FOR MORE
REVENUES
Suggests Licenses for Rooming.
Houses and Other Chapnsls
Of Increased Income; Adj
ministration Reviewed.

Need Tor more revenue IL pointed
out by Mayor Bootright IN his first
annual meneaHn % the council. Ho
SUGGESTS additional Licenses. inclnd-
ing fees from ro0minE houses. The
message embodicS = general rrplew 81
the first year OF the BoaifiHht adj
minlstration. Iia text follower
Albuquerque. n. A., April 10.
1913.
Gentlemen Or the city Council.
This being the first meeting 81 the
second year Of the present admlnia-
trntion ! think Il proper ana fittlnE
that ! should point out 10 you what
the condition Of the city was az the
time that the present administration
assumed charge Of tho name: and
briefly. as to what has taken place
during the admlnislratson OF the city.
and our condition "a the present
time. { also desire 10 recommend
certain thinea that IN my opinion are
necessary and would be beneficial 20
the city.
The report OF Mr.. Mossman, the
expert accountant employed BY tho
previous standardization 10 audit ~
~nanciai affairs Of the city. probably
~ misleading to most Of the citizens
thereof unless analysed and unless
other facts are pointed out In
herewith.
Anaiyzing Figures.
The report shows that there was
over TO Mr.. Al Goodrich, pres
ent city treasurer. a. the time he =
ruined the duties 81 the Office. S2f.-
desire 10 call to your Mt
however, that thia was the
total amount contained IN an Of the
various funds OF Inc city and that
only that portion OF the funds con-
In the water fund and In the
general fund should be used for the
purposes OF carrying on the affairs
OF the city. That the total amount
In the water fund was
81, 2S7.25 and the total AMOUNT con
In the general fund was tiO,.
a3S.35i that there was outstanding
the amount Of warrants already
drawn amounting 10 s2,5S1.50 against
the water fund, leaving a deficit In
fund In the amount Of tf30.i0;
that The amount Of warrants already
against the general fund was
f~S.843.15. leaving a balance In the
general fund to carry on the city ~
only S1,f96.2O. That there was at
that time outstanding judgments,
debts and contracts already entered
into by the city and for which the
rity was liable. as follows;
Judgment in the case of Nick Metz
w. City Of Albuquerque. s2,500, with
the costs therein.
Due Mrs, x. W. ID. iiryan, $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-20
MAINTENANCE
IS FEATURE or
INFORMATION
Chief Klein Points Out Advan-
tage Of Horseless Fire De-
p%artment; Wants Aerial
Truck and Smoke Helmet.

u cost a little more than $4,000
to run the nre department during the
nscal year. How the monsy was spent
and the service rendered BY the de-
partment Is told IN Chlef Kioin's n
maj report as follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-20

'NN AttoTiHy WttHeftun iniofmcf
counc'i that the district court yea
terdny sustained Judge Craig In his
decision asalust Charles Kunz. who
roaistcd the wholesale liquor tax on
the ground that I. did not Apply 10
hin aa a brewers agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-20

All manner OF MAYOR and minor
criminals were arrested by the police
during the year. The DRINKS who
fell into police hands numbered s45,
and b27 Migrants were picked np by
the pntrolmcn. Forty-alx spceIcrs
were arrested. Following Is a list OF
the crime charges Of a year I'm Albu-
querque;
Assault. 3; assault to KAN, g.; as
sauit TO rape. ]; assault with words,
B; assault on wife. A. assault with
deadly weapon. 3; allowing animals
at large, l. burglary. 6. committting
n nuisance. 2; conducting burial
without permit. 4; conducting saloon
without license. 2. conducting house
Of prostitution. /; conducting ana
forum In city. 1; conceailng stolen
property. L. deadly weapon. IL; dis
charging firearms In city. !; drunk.
sf5; disturbing the peace. 1879; dis
orderly conduct. IS; exceeding speed
limit with auto. a.: exceeding speed
limit with motorcycle. o; forgery. g.;
gambling. 81 giving liquor 20 minor.
IouflnuetI an Pane Glxl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-20

Contract fn4 las ..<tha.. ~ m.
leaat. ae.o0n
II1a re<ts ra.i'hD n.4l.. q.
'f44a4sf.
naE,ns a total ,nl.ht46nt.s ana
'tbnlf4cie1 ln-fabl.dnr.s 81 \ NV
al TINT time al fftAatTt wtIlf
could anlt hn cola 81 ~ ~ e-incsn
FUND. which enrlelraa ff.1aa
Thnt mi es6it,.. s.S.-4. -.
given. durlnn ihI. ai..ini.I~.I,.. ~
me cav. m ne nn,,.uri "a ttr< "A
favor nf Mrn. nomrrs 81 9rrn'.3l 81
defac,n IN tha eIdfo.alk ~ ntl1 4r.-
nue. hqfucen Fourth ane E4rh e,r.&I.
lhAf had been created ~ fhr rI.t
about q and ons-haif Vsatr hnfore
the present NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f.oE
charee Of nflnlra 'Aa.Iinr ~ sse Ia
tai amount 81 ln-dobfcfnen. ~ fhnt
time The Iudnm6nf A. ira nomaro
caae, and afaaettas fseraffan ne
amount IN the aeneral nsnd left sho
city owing an lndehfrane~s ~ ff1.
'fo4.et ahoen All funds n4afIab,. Is
pay same.
f1ss ue,,,.ns.t srn.n...
desise f,nsh.r Zm 49, .ttr.
don IL fhe fn,4 fhet - ..,e
the fact mat fno council .h..,r~ tss
wlshen ara desires 81 ,hs neeo,o ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-20
CRIMES OF 4 YEAR
IN ALBUQUERQUE
ARE LISTED
Police Report shows Variety
Of Offenders Peace Officers
Have to Contend With in
safeguarding Citizens.

The financial part u chief McMll-
Inns annual report ON tho police fol-
lows.
10 the Honorable Mayor n civ
Council:
Genflemen: herewith submit my
report OF the police department for
the year ending April a, 1915.
be- eipts.
Amount o. finen collected. g2.sO5.0 90
Received from pound sales.. $500
t~2.set.oo
Expense.
Salaries 81 mafEimi aud
regular men, including
merchants police ......t e,720.o0
Amount paid special men
during state fair ..... $500
Expenses. including care OF
horses aud bugsy. motor
cycle, telephone, hack
hire. office and jail ex-
penac. i. ............ GOTTA
Meala furnished at The city
jail, sfs2. at i9c per
meal ............. i.04i.5s
s~fi.f6f.a8
No. OF arrests during year ...i.ss7
No. committed 70 grand Jury. rs
No. committed % jail sentence. &C
Attached to this report Ia "A state
ment showing the number of differ
snt charges preferred against parties
arrested.
Respectfully submitted.
THOMAS McMILLfN.
City Marshal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
(Viene de la IA

La G5stinaci(n del senior Ca.
rranza Y la desleaItad de Va
rios generates para cen la Con-
venci6n, motiVaron que Ia
AsambIea declarase rebeldes
al Primer Jefe y q los que ST.
guieron su bando, y que el Sc
nor Gutierrez me nombrase,
con su autoridad de Presi-
dente de la Republica, gene
raj en- jefe del EiGrcito Con-
vencionista que habrja de
operar contra aquellos. Con
tai caracter y apoyado por Ia
opinion pdbIica de TODD Ell
pals, Que considera como uni
ca autoridad legitima Ia ema-
NADIA de la Soberana COnVen-
ci6n ReVoluciOnaria, cOnduje
las trOpaS de mi mandO en-
una verdadera marcia triun-
fal, desde esta ciudad hasta
Ia capital de Ia Republica,
que ocupamos, en- f~raternal
union, con ell ameritado ej6r-
citO del Sur.
A la sombra del gobierno pro-
wisionaI, surgieron amoicio-
mes bastardas.
Instalado ell Mexico el 60
bierno provisional legitimo, Y
reunida Ia Convention va in
tegrada con los Delegates del
Ei6rcito Libertador, y elimina-
dos de ella los generates III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
LOS FRANCHISES INCENDIA-
RON UN AEROPLANO
ENEMIGO.

PARIS, Febrero 10.-NOti-
cias recibidas del campo de
operaciones dicen que en- I'M
Dunto situado entire ell Disc
y el Aisne, I'm grupo de artille-
ros franceses hizo disparos con
una de sus pieZas de artille-
ria sobre un aeroplano enemi-
go que efectuaba vuelos en- esa
region.
Las granadas estuvieron tan
bien dirigidas que lograron in
cendiar ell monoplano aleman.
Ell photo de la maquina VIOLA
dora consigui6 zanzibar Ia di-
recci6n de su vuelo, antes de
que Ell aparato Sc inflamara,
yendo a caer en- terreno ale
La misma noticia fu6 dada
oficialmente por la oficina de
information hoy en- la tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13

sjdente Gutierrez, quien al
descOnocer a Ia Convention y
abandonar la capital de la Re-
publica con una parte de su
ministerio, Y con algunos ge-
nerales Y tropas, la dej6 in
defensa Y eXpuesta a I'm sa-
queo, 10 que sembr0 Ell pani-
co entire suS habitantes, y ade-
mas la dej6 sin dinero con que
cubrir los haberes de las trO-
pas y atender a los servicios
pubiicos, pues 5xtrajo del te-
sOrO nacional la suma de dieZ
milIones Y medic de pesos.
Por fortuna las tropas conven-
cionistas que, enganadas. eva
cua-on Ia plaza de Mexico,
Sc reincOrp0raron cuando Sc
dieron cuenta de Ia desleaItad
del eX-Presidente ' de los nj
nistros.
Fn arunUas dfs;ajIps circrns-
tancias ell Presidenie de Ia Con
C-, rI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
MANIFESTO DE FRANCISCO VILLA

fidentes, Ia AsambIea empe-
70 q discutir las reformas mas
urgentas en- ell orden politicC
Y social, que deberian que
dar consignadas mas tarde en
nuestro C0digo Fundamental
como conQuistas de Ia ReVolu-
ci6n. La propia Asamblea Sc
ocup6 tambi6n de determinar
Ia forma del Gobierno ProVi-
sional aceptando el sistema
Parlamentario con Ia respOn-
sabilidad ministerial, y va es-
tudiaba ell programa a que de-
bera estar sujeta la admins
TRACTION publica. POr desgracia,
q Ia sombra del GobiernO pro-
visional, surgieron ambiciones
bastardas de politicos intrigan-
tes que, aprovechando la de-
bilidad del ~caracter del Mi
nistro de la Guerra, 10 suges-
tionaron para desconOcer a Ia
Convention cuya censura les
alarmaba quiza, 0 de Ia que
temian que no ratificara ell
nombramiento de Presidente
en- favor del general Gutierrez,
10 que los priVaria de SD in
fluencia en- Ia politica gene
raj del pals.
La fuga de Gutierrez de Ia Co.
pitaI de la RepGblica sembr6
ell p&nico entire sus haitian
tss.
La Historic Patria censura-
"a con acritud la fuga del Pre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
(Continuar&)
FL CRUCERO AMERICANA
COLORADO" IRA A AGUAS
MEXICANAS.

SEATTLE, Wash, Febrero
l0.--Ayer sali6 de los asst
lIeros de Puge Sound para las
1slas Mare el crucero america
10 Colorado, de dOnde Sc
MIRA su canine para las cos
las occidentales de la RepG-
biica MeXicana.
En- San Diego sera ocupa-
do Dor ell contra-almirante
Toward comandante de la es-
cuadra americana del Paci-
GI:o, pasando con tai motive
= la categoria de buQue-in-
.i"nia. Ell Crucero San Diego,
ale actualmente Sc encuen-
IA en- eli puerto del mismo
aombre Y es ell que tiene esa
.ategOria, Sera traSladadO a
uno de los astilleros del Paci-
lico en- donde Sc lie haran
las Preparedness que va nece-
-ita.
FL teniente comandante
del crucero South Dakota es
Il que conducir& al Colorado
lie las IsIas Mare a San Die
90, California Y ALI Sc hara
cargo del crucero ell Captain
A. H. Robertson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
CIENCIAS OCCLTAs

La Gran Nagia Suyrema.... $3.50
LncliriGIones, Grimorios ' PenJacu-
los. 500
La Gran EariJa AGivinadOra y E.
Fiejo Drlida de las Piramides SO.25
II Dragon Eojo 0 Fl Arte de Man
dar . los EspIriyv5. ....... SG.25
Manual de Eagia B~ianca.... $O.25
Manual de Nagla Roja...... SQ.25
Manual de AaGIa Negr&.... OBS
La Aagia Egipcia. Interesante esyu-
do soure OcultismO......... $O.7S
Clavicu,a de- Rey Solomon. "0.25
II Poder del pensamiento. Su domi-
MO Y culLUra. O5ra para estujiar Ia
Iuerza del pensaniento... -. 100
Tesoro de miiagros de Ia Cruz &c
Caravaca. V~e-tadera joya del ocul-
usmO. $50
Los admirabIes ~secretos de Alber-
to el Grande. $O.25
FIltros de Amor. ....... 100
La Venus Magica. ...... leo
Lloro Magno de San Cipriano. Ed
cion mica Y completa del Famoso
Grimorio, considerable como Ia so.a
auJeGtiCa entire toGas ...... s 8 90
SecTeCOs de Ia prestidigitaci6u Y
Is magia- Lecciones de escamoteO y
praSLllgLJaclon ..-...... 5 100
La clavicuia del hechicero 0 Libro
de San CiprianO, con mfinidad de
s~eCretOS. $3.50
e Diccionario Internal. Contiene
10 reterente G les aparicioncs, magia
blanca, rCja y aegra, adiyInaCi0nes,
cor rJrOs ees..-- -...-... 8 co
-L-Cs C-- Inferno, para Eaycr he
bar o los muer-g5, Ca0aT a "a lolg-
ria CescUOrIr LeSOryS etc.,. $50
Dogma : ritual de l. alta magia.
.-Esg5 obra ensgHa los mistcrios de
las l.=ucias ocultas. COntiene ell
t-iangul3 de Solomon, Ia irradiaci6n
uGgica, Ia Cabala, s~ecretos del en-
to, nigrOmancla, ETC.. $500
FL ~verdadero ibro Internal. Trata-
do complete de las ciencias ocultas.
Contiene el Hbro de San CiDriauo, Ia
cIavicula dc Solomon, magia suDre-
ma, invOcaciones, conjurOs, ell ORA
g6n Roja V Ia Cabra Internal. rece-
tas de Ia reina Cleopatra, etc. s O.75
El verdadero Dragon Rojo. Con-
tiene pactos i~nfernales, enCantamien-
tos, mode de hacerse invisible y de
evocar al diablo, etc, etc.. S SEQ
Verdadero horoscope para adivi-
mar el porvenir. 0.5O
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13

QaZ Y mas eneFglcO &c eSaS
muchedumbres, que no han
ObtenidO nj terra, nj pan nj
libeTtad, y que en- Gambia, han
deiado regados con su sangge
los campOs Terraces del vasto
territorio nacional.
Ell senior Carranza mata de
hambre al pueblo, con ell pre-
texto de saIvar a Ia revolt
ci6n de sus ~enemigos. Ali es-
ta-para mejor comprObarlo,
para que no Sc olga que ha-
cemoS concentrates sin base
firme-eI telegrama enViado a
Aware Obreg5n. CrueIdad ma
yor no puede concebirse en- IN
hombre que dice Iuchar para
redimir a las bajaS masas. Ell
senior CarranZa en- su ~cOnstan-
te afan de d~estruir, p0r GUAM
tos medioS Sc le alcanzan, a
I'll enemigO irrecOnciliable, Ell
que fuG Su bTaZO deTecho '
.-,.--pr, +o-S, Tr.oLofH no-a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13

Ell mundo 10 es va de arci-
liza, sine de hero en- manos de
operarios, y los hombres han
de fiiarse IN sitial 0 copia de
Y vigorosos martillazos.
Emerson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
DEL Ola
(Viene de Ia Pag. 81

q Ia ciudad que h rcchaz5 -
su seno cuando lego a ella,
crey6ndoSe triunfadOT, segui-
do de Ia turba inconsciente Y
pretendiendo asentar ALI Ia
iefatura de Ia anarQuia demo
fedora. Y eI castigo ha sidO
imDuesto. Duro, cruel, infame.
Pero ha sido impuesto. Ell Sc
nor Carranza necesitaba VEN
garse de Ia ciudad que lie eau
"a nauseas.
Y we'd que tan monstruoso
sera eI castigo, que hasta ell
mismo Obreg6n Sc resitia a
imponerlo.
-"Apremiado pOr circuns-
tancias-escribia ell primer jefe-
en- atenci6n a las dificultades
provocadas por Ia orden pro-
hibitiva de Ia circulation de
biIletes en- esta capital; en- Wis
ia de IA precar;a situac;oa de
los habitantes del Distrito Fe-
deral, he tenido a bien dis
poner que con.inUe circular
do el papel moneda en- gene
raj"
Y el senior Carranza, desde
Ia TORE de hero de sU egois-
me personal, empujado gro
seramente por sus innobles pa
stones, sin detenerse ante les
s~ufrimientos del pueblo, orde-
ma, con olimpico desd6n, que
Sc prohiba Ia circulation del
papel moneda villista.
"Por ningun moJivo-dice q
Oregon en- su seco despacho
telegrafico-puedO aprobar me-
dida dictada por listed. Pese
Ia imDortancia del peligro en-
que Sc pone a Ia revolution
Dor saIyar otra vez a Ia ciudad
De Mexico. Es preEeribie cue
7roceda usied a desocupar Ia
ciudad, pues no nos conviene
ponernos = sofocar notines-
Cen 10 desocupaci6n de esq
ciudad, las classes ricas y 81
concrete ser&n las que tengau
que resolver Ia situacion."
Para que mas? FL senior
Carranza Sc encarga de hacer
YER, ante los oios de propios
Y extraHos, que no lie importan
los sufrimientos del Pueblo.
Sobre ellos pasa para lIevar
adeIante SUI intransigencia
revolucionaria. natural produce
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-13
OBRAS DIYERSAS.

La Voz de "a Naturaleza. Collection
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Manual de agricultural = ganade-
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Tunosten $40 per Unit.

Boulder-The tungsten boom con
tinues unabated and the Primos Com
pany has announced that it would pay
500 per unit hereafter for the black
metal. The increase is unprecedent
ed. Six months ago the best price
that could be obtained was not more
than s6. Not until American steel
plants began to receive war orders
from the belligerents in Europe did
the price begin to climb. but since
that time it has been ascending with
startling rapidity.