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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
OUR MUNICIPAL BnABoARDs.

TIME Herald has been Unable to
reach a state OF excitement. or
ever surprise. NJ the action Of
the city council In granting what
amount % an exclusive franchise g..
private parties 10 operate and main-
tain IA system Of municipality owned
and protected hin boards NJ the street
corners of this city-all the street
corners. The action hts Ia fairly wen
with the course which appears 10
have been pursued by the present city
administration In pretty nearly an
matters of public policy. Instead %
taking steps 20 meet the cts needs
the effort appears To- have been to End
a makeshlft. n makeshifls are poor
things with which to meet public ne
eessities.
A few months ago Their, came be-
fore the city government The matter
81 o public utility franchise our city
government was 80 concerned a. 10
the Wishes Of the people ia conncc-
non with the matter thnt i couid not
even consider II in public without the
long-contlnued advice OF the people.
Even after getting all the advice
available It's sense OF responsibility
was 30 great thai the municipal au-
thorities could NOT act IN any a
Two or three weeks ago. al a single
..a.HHau nd arNH Nn.fnN g.HUunHUHH.n HHrI
people al an this same city govern
ment granted an exclusive franchise
90 private parties 20 maintain ana OPP
crate a system Of municipal biilboards
az every street corner tn Ai3uquer-
que: an extremely valuable franchise
and one which involves on ononse 70
the eye Of every visitor and IN Of
Tense against the property o. every
property owner on every street This
was done under the theory thai Al1u
queTque must have street mnrkcrs
that the city has no money a. provide
such markers. and that in order 90
get them IL was proper 20 grant "a
very valuable advertising franchise
without consulting the people 10 all
The council, We are Informed. wcni
10 far NJ TO order the promoters ~
this unique undertaking 10 enlarge the
size OF their street corner bin boards
In order 10 permit Of more advertising
space thereon. thus Increasing the %
fensiysness OF the whole proposition.
IA VIII be- an interesting addition
90 our civic attractions during the
state fair week II We can point out 20
visitors from an parts OF the state our
municipality protected advertistns
scheme. whiCii at e corner up aud
down Central ayenue. and along the
other business and residence streets,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

n HEMBERs Of the ~execasire COM
MI mittee and advisory council
AVA Of the recently organised
state taxpayers association are be-
sinnins "a systematic and thorough
campaign in every county IN the state
for membership IN the organization.
Al ihe organization meeting N santa
re on the nrsf Of September a SUM-
cienf membership was enrolled 70 in-
sure the success Of the movement. that
II, to make Il certain that the organ
ization could proceed with the work
laid down IN ne articles 81 association
n as msppcd out al the initial meet
inR.
This organization, however. well Of
ncered and well organized as Il Is.
win fall far short OF lis greatest use-
iuiness u u does not receive the ac-
tive. Individual Interest and co-opera-
ton o. the tax payers OF the state. Il
needs members who pay their dues:
n who ia paying those ducs acquire
a personal Interest and a right to par
ticipate in the work Of the associa-
o Given this and a widespread.
thoughtful reading OF the publications
which the association will Issue In
due time as it's xpest director gets
his work under way. and the Taxpay-
ers' Association Of New Mexico Will
do for this state what similar organ
izatlons have done for Minnesota. FOR
Illinois. for Arizona and half a dozen
other states. n win york IN intelii-
gent. effective. permanent reform in
our whole system Of public finance
which VIII save huge sums Tor The
taxpayers. while giving them tine
highest degree Of efficiency in public
oface.
- TIN du~s u shslodiyidual rsembcr
In his association nre very small
The Interest OF individual taxpayers
IN il should be extremely large. There
should be, ana doubtless there viii
b., a prompt and numerous Response
10 h membership campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
THE LIFE LINE
The Man Who 0vereats

Ho sits On his Office chair dullylng
with n pencil, 81 don't know what's
the matter with me-" he tells his
partner. Il don't feel ~ az OIL this
afternoon; | feel dopey aud sort Of
headachy. Guess I'm coming down
with something" What is really
the matter with him Is that he ate
too much for lunch. Instead OF
stopping when he reached the Just
enough point, he kept ON TIN he was
mentally sluggish. On his desk Ia
m important business letter hat
ought 10 be- answered. but he doesn't
dare attempt tho task now. ITS a
handful for q well man." no tells
himself - convinced that he's tho
victim of o coming illness-"I can't
help Il, Tho firm Will Just have 10
walt" Aud In the meantime, some
other fellow is getting ahead OF him.
business Is competition. Even men
who are on the job every minute
have been known TO fail. Yet this
man Is 80 blind 10 his real enemy
Greed that. no doubt, even II no
failed. he'd blame that imaginary
enemy-ll health.
MS 0losses n thick ioifh dast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

shouts the advantages % cota-coia.
Dutch Cleanser and brands o. popu-
lar cigars. This 10 the Kind Of rip
snortine civic proercss ana enlIehs-
enee municipal eovcrnment which
viii make a terrific hit
After a careful inquiry into this
municipal billboard franchise action
the Herald Is unable to find any rcas-
enable excuse for a. II h 20 utterly
Impossible hat Il Is TO be assumed,
ns a matter Of course. that when an
effort In made to place these signs.
Il such effort IL made, property own
ers In simple protection Of their rights
will take proper legal steps 10 prevent
1t.
This city needs markers. ana needs
them badly. Perhaps It would expect
lnG ton much from our city admins
tratlon 10 expect Il 60 supply this
need from It's own resources Ger
talnIy the deep regard Il has shown
for the wishes Of the people In the
past should have led Il tc make even
a casuai inquiry IN this street sign
matter. which would have disclosed
that the people do not want the
streets marked. il Il must he at the
cost OF defaclng every one Of them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
RstRO(Rgt Essays
g. { g b. GEORGE Ito So
ST. AMERICA FIRST LlNCoLN's TOMB

ECAUsu L-r-laia Lincoln ue7
buried BID t.s cemetery at
- spriurnoi6. Il.. rcye.al thou
rlnd pee. Pc tilt f'-' ritg each year
10 gsD po1'' .l'y q hil tomb.
This pnli 3D. M act ,f great
g. .ei'In. Do. .'If,i icid not
readily r.-.a,d 'r t.l p1pvlJt'Il OF
America Nla Ht.n ~ }hc pula-
tiun I.'o rtr- .ly .J' ailrH lVlg
and the f.V 5st,r ,.r f3, CD tho
north Eu- D. WIN r.v 3d. real
AnerlclH -aI 90 o. dividend than
o. ioEg ag3 l.lioHy tr' o. Sl3i
sgorIn1 t..tH oi q. ,ioa lOu.. or
Samuel john gs ta.eIA Lincoln
ysr Au-i,I Dec tlc t.t o. vlict. Do
r.gu mo-t and f1wt pt uia honesty
t.d .iud .I I.J O.. contagious.
The t91h 0f lincoln g. lo,at-l in
ia ui th" most ieautiful cemeteries
IN 'l, ,.rstIy 'ud Tie state OF ~
llLoia har lu.it % vast and foafilS
monument o... t t'r.u il. g. a
granite SHAFT gl O. p.de-tai around
which are bro. "r .Jlg a.. tha army,
navy. ar.ila g 4ad ,.yai four In
l..t4tiaus .r rli.f Lincoln rcliel
90 a timo v.eu o.',.l earnest gem
uomDa u,o ru-aHs go country 90
rcltic itl us 5.cl ly organizing %
peace .,.4a an crawling un.
Ger 'ha bed IT, tiv vault beneath
this moaumor. r~c ito tguaiHI OF
Lincoln. A,rs .incJln. ,to .onl and
q grandson.
Ia o room iu tho pedestal arc many
relies OF Lincoln IN tho Lincoln
home 100 Springfield, which o. care.
fully preserved. age Ilny mo @. In
the State Hon . aye siul pthciA We
may Ieai Boz many col. Linrpi. let.
tors, which ,rl PC ESQ here hat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
WAqinOaAgl1
rSTRlcKLANDiM W ClLuiwo
Tllrift


Thrift Is something that We call
f~tineineee when VIC soc evidences OF
Il In others.
What's ono mans thrift Is an.
other mans tightwaddishnosa.
wouldn't he such a misleading
paraphragc.
Some people cannot indulge in
thrift IN moderation.
They are oxtravagant with Il. and
30 on thrift Jays during which II Is
IN. AT.unate for a guest who happens
TO visit the thrifty ones.
Thrift Is the only thing some PEG.
pie are lavish with.
When these thrift-gluttons get 20
thrifting. they make the stranger
within their gates join IN the thrift.
fest. whether the stranger 70 feeling
thrifty OF not.
American people as a rule are not
thrifty.
As VOC as the old man gets q iol.
lar and a quarter n day instead OF
a dollar. they begin living on a dol.
lar and q half a DAY.
And so on, keeping always Just
about twenty or twenty-five q cent.
'ht'A' ~ AAf NAh wan NAg tAf'its
This keeps the old man ON the
rack I'm he swaps said rack for tho
cooling-board
n the American people could once
learn thrift. along. with tho actual
money they are paid for labor hat
foreigners get one-nfih aa much for
ind save money. there would be far
less talk about the hiEh cost Of liy-
fax. tho bread-linc. tho unemployed.
&c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
Views OfThe2lPreSS

Germany not being Officially al war
with Italy, I suppose German manu-.
fg turors would aoorn TO furnish
munitions to Austria Ned YORK
Morning Telegraph.
We are not among those who de-.
cry Britain part Ia this a We
think ON the whole she has backed
up Canada very woll-Coiumtia
state.
One reason that the Russian army
feels so perfectly free 90 mako a
strategic retreat is that Il has 80
much trayersable territory behind II.
Seattle POst.IHt,liOCHCcr.
Eyerythine suggests that the Mexi.
can leaders would much rather hght
for a constitutional government than
90 get one Chicago HGaid.
Count DUMAS approhensions for
India Ia case Germany wins will be
appreciated in China-WdshiHgtoH
POST
Just because the President works
his own typewriter, yOn Jafow
mustn't think he takes dictation-
COiumbid State.
Nine. Emma Caly6 r. soon TO act
for movie films. ono Will soon DO
able 10 enjoy his grand opera Ia
silence. Detroit Free Press.
Report from Vienna that the war.
babies there are mostly boys com.
ptls admiration for the thoughtful.
ness VI nBture.-Nep York TeIegdm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

when n man has a sure cure for
something or other ae has TO pick
out a few choice organs to recon-
mend Il for. There are the Kidneys.
the stomach, tho iiver-why. every.
body imagines he has need II some
thing for n or another OF these
organs. But tho 'liver regulators
easily head the list Of cures" be.
cause nearly every n has just
enough romance In his makeup 70
believe my Old story he may be TOLD
about the liver.
No. we can't recommend any
physic that acts on the liver. for We
know OF no such agent. excepting
water. food. deep breathing aud active
exercise. II you need a laxative. why
that's another story.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

IT Is o. 'undgndto.ono shot that
U So. can figure ont any way OF
sta.uIus tIc linking of neutral
g'Ina b.. HHHwayiuos. Norway VIII
second tl, motion Indianapolis
star.
Carueo Ia no iart % We lmar.
!ned Italy would exempt. considering
his |uusluaI.l experience ~ charg-
ius. tohta.,a aieie.
Tho a,orh has brought q mrty baby
boy 90 Ma Walter johnson u 20
understood ll1t be las q very swift
Dawi Boston Transcript.
T'av g.. zane. ia which respect no
has "a tremendous adyanta'o Owe
some millions % his almlrera-
Boston Transcript.
The C,runna have seized pr7as-
ny5f. which iI easier done Than laid.
-ho5iDH lrIHscfipL
This rrrort or prohibition in Ala.
bnma sounds like nlOonshiuc.-t0-
lambia state
Reports that the smart set are
staying away from Europe this year
ought 90 cInch their claim 10 tho
title WJshingtOn Post.
Wen, if wo should have n war with
Germany tine Georgia militia Is al.
ways permanently mOhili1ed nova
days boston Transcript
Americans v hunt a fight or
rup fInm nne-BiTmiHgham NtNA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

In our most cNasperating export
cuce contest We enter. hopefully tal
TIE attempt TO tu.n on Tho water
vith n rolnd-hcadcd faucet. when
your hands are slIry.
And (bl getting a uirc, OF waved
pancr fast between yJur tcc;h WlCl
yol'vc been trying 20 use IL as den
al floss
Aud this one (cl o. no SLOUGH
passing timidly boy nlty people on tho
streets Of a STRANGE town. finally sc-
Getting "A safcloot in" person 20 ask
rn.ch is fho WY g. tha posto1i.o.
rn1 frdine Be e. Che only aton -doaf
man Ia the VILLAGE,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
QUESTIONS AND NswE
Cough and Catarrh

Mrs r. e. coughs and crpcc.ordfcs
q lot Of thick. tenacious mucug each
morning., has mEch bHrRfng Ia throat
and chest, and ;cri'os a beautiful
hand irih an cighty-iir0-Bcdr ola
brain centre.
AHsircr Perhaps a thorough
spraying OF Che nose each night aud
morning. with warm alkaline anti
septic solution made according 10
the National Formulary. would help
some. At first, dilute the aolutlon
one part with three or four parts OF
water.
Cafcin
Please ten ne through y0ar col.
ann n C0cG-COlG or Brdriiid contains
Injurious. hdbftJorming drugs.
dHSicsr-The former containn caf.
feln. We know nothing Of tho lat.
ter. Personally. We think cancln.
In moderate quantity. as a cup Of
tea. coffee or other drink once or
twice o day. Us perfectly harmless
for adults. but very bad for children
under fifteen We would prefer and
recommend q glass OF milk ln nla .o
cd either Of the drinks inquired about.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

hc wac q Ghy. timid man when lie
first came 20 Springfield aud that tha
o|atr..rus ~ the rich which splashcd
mud uu him a. thcy dashed hauthtl
j. b. made him hcntatc 10 hiihg hit
y,Aug lIiur tlt O. .4Ir o.. ,..ldIt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

Denver. sept. 1.-THE military
court of inquiry TODAY Resumed the
hearing of evidence relating directly
90 charges against national puard of
ficors. n was expected that next
week further testimony would hc
taken In connection with an alleged
plot bp detectives 10 secure iadict-
ments against state and militia ufh-
Gers and mine operators The de-
t~cctivos were employed by the United
Mine Workers Of America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

LiglIg n. fDu.f'y tu S,flC 100
tr0ubl. bU tJlHt-tHg e
peace association
afford r. carriage and tho walking
Was worry poor In muddy. uupaVCd
central illinois.
We should be ~porretually thankful
that Lincoln did not save up his
money and buy q carri,gc, instead
~ spending Il on law books and a
loluted education. Sometimes II al.
most seems as II nJthing Ia tho
world is so worthless as the things
for lack Of which tho young man
rrieyca and f. d~lsconsolatc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
The Canncry Az Work

tm0uF our hopeful entrants for
extinction. please note tho express
ON 'snulied out, usually used IN
-7unoctiou With lives, iu some
specially lamcatahic catastrophe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
Snap0ho}@
J 81 N
Joy F House ~

~ .5 only JIDg Dee So married that
@ mgu learns his coat doesn't III In
TIE back.
Buck Eili. Gays he has noticed
'Iat vheu a mas wauts n divorce IL
f.idom ia for tho purpose OF getting
married H'ain.
what l1 q bungalow" n CORE
rrUaacnt aslR Iu "a good many
l'Dliu'l tho t~uHgalo" is a disease.
The problem us 90 how much a
young woman Who o. twenty-five
years old and five feet. two inches
ton hpull w.I"u. hus been sent In
for 'JlUtIIG Tho proper weights for
yuuar women can Doc fixed only ap.
pruN'W ,cly SO Young woman
rFulld le heavy enough to tire a
Wnu.r knees.
Bv common consent tho credit FOR
being high gun IN the woman's
ewcepstakt rlc to tho Los Angeles
lady who succeeded In shooting both
her husband and her gentleman
friend
In case you had contemplated do.
ing II, YOU VIII hc glad u learn that
II no lonrer o. considered good form
10 Kiss the bride.
once In n great while tho husband
Of % noted woman makes good on his
own account.
No horse should he Inundated TO
the extent Of hitching It UP with a
mule.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

, Tho young lady across the way
having Informed US that she had
been buying her fall clothes, we
asked her how her e%Xchequer was
and she said II was stiil down at the
store having a few alterations made.
but they'd promised 10 send Il out
tomorTov.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

Rev. John Lawful disappointed a
few Sunday evening at tEiH place
bctausc Doc did not co-lc o. preach.
Duke Nous 90 Wgr.tiy watch
.g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
. 'OW Uonld So Faancy 'Aukins?"

O. IN LfGf i,gdl riJhi or dHthOri.
o. does % nam. WhcH he mdrrieS,
girc his 5HrHGmc o. ne tcOmGnP
A.. Tho law generally recognizes
The husband as the head Of the fam.
ily. Pursuant 10 this conception Of
the relation between them, custom
deciocs that tho wife shall assume
Tie husbands surname
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
pnlnful Ilnrt To 80

..5w don't go rcttir~ -watcry-eyed.
And don't start in % euinc.
Lat most OF what's called "ciyi,
pride"
Is ntraight-out civic piflc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

= Nawsty Cut, hut Wo Mem 10
This country s. fuil of o lot o. eat
ssa.mouthed political |blowhards who
rtld like 10 he called rtatesnen.
WHO would "checrfrily piunre calls IA
Yea Into gar With an The horror
tlst term mcan3, 10 further their
O. ~ personal welfare Tor The time
ems
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
re PEOPLES - E:aT
LEGAL
81 E~.R.BRANSON UN&YEy


10y an" tb
o. iir stt rlitg ir ne torn m
i'h.rb ! lice ere it 70 br' condition
Not lDHg ago. "a loose bo1rI fripJ.f
me- mp. md ! f'H and icas poinfpily
injured tr'Hf ~ knOw uhrthrr me
city rOad o. iaJic.
A. n 8! tho duty Of tho city 70
lenp tur .ileHallH IN re- reasonably
safe condition u you were olsery.
ing q proper regard Tor your own
safety 80 the time. and tnc fall vag
r.uHci by the citys Drriireut luar,
to repair tho walk. Tic city viii o.
Hattie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

y, Please tel me trhCfhCr am
PRISON has the lr0li righ' 10 appoint
an dgcHt 10 handle business Affairs
for htDl,
A. II Or % general rule ~ law that
wherever onC has % legal right "a do
q thing himself, hr has the legal
right Ia do II through the instru.
mentality or agency Of another. II
the principal IL under no legal dis
ability, and Is not prohibited by the
law Of hts state or municipality from
doing so, he may lawfully appoint
another person ns his agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
Current Poetry
The Clever Ones

Mulrooncy is
a clever chap.
lie understands
The weather map.
Youngstown Telegram.
Mulrooney has
Nothing on James.
lie can pronounce
Those Polish names.
-ShdTOH Herald.
They've not n thing
On Cousin Kate.
She knows just when
Hcr hats on straight.
-ionkcrs Statesman.
Take on your hat
To Henry Trench.
He always laughs
At Jokes Ia French.
Syracuse POstSfdnddrd.
All hail 10 r.
De Quincy Hunch,
Who understands
The jokes In Punch.
Just A Little
just a little sunshine,
Just a little rain.
just a little journey
Der the verdant plain.
Just n little picnic,
Underneath the trees;
Just a little sklrmish
With peeyish bumblebeea
Just some little spiders
Dancing IN the pie;
Just n little June bug
Buzzlng In my eye.
Just a little blister
On my sun scorrhed necks
just another picnic.
And III he q wrccL@ud0e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
Apprentices In Illinois

Q. Please feU me Irh,ihct hcrr
rs q s'afHfr iH HtiHois on the subject
u apprentices. a. Yes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

No horse should he Inundated TO
NE extent of hitchlng It up with a
mule.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

aere g. a was tax in Canada Of
q f-crrtr or each a.e lih l t.ci,et
4'rl TAcreH been q peace tax of a
ru.r,er 90 ,arl berth 10. tUouty
atc years or r-lco.
me Cumr,"-ria. ltc cr's Down
taxi
rsid READ tnc railroad -ohalule-
lirat
galrfmar ior % rug ltonsr.
Twas Use "us."lLsl boz. O. % got
lii roat
Ind nov hr's iu tho bu" ouro
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
Adopting s Child

o. hrf 'f r.r n..lssurv in
Y '.un 90 chG'y
a Tho tIiytury requirement. ia
your atlt. must D.. .~tria'iy folio. 3d..
aa HuH| lawyer and Dag th. mat
Co.,. before him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
Sunday Inducements

NcP e. t'.' inI.. prob bI'.t1 @
thts'.r o. O." olsn oA .auIqy. 5a
T,yhtfHtig oJfDrD,df
q This cue tion has hccu pa--al
upuu iu.H u.ItD'I H. sat. sgi f.e
courts have brid that. .u he Doc.
terrsto of pubir order. O state has
the 'i'.t o. 'unHf 20. 'ut. ,Iu Ing
.ag--mcut place. .u Sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

~ .5 only ai,g De SO married that
@ nan learns his coat doesn't nt In
the back.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

Buck Ei'l. Gays he has noticed
nat vheu "a man wauts n divorce IL
r.idom ta for tho purpose OF getting
married H"ain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

once In n great while tho husband
OF % noted woman makes good on his
W account.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

In case you had contemplated do.
ing IL, YOU win hc glad to learn that
II no Longer o. considered good form
10 Kiss the bride.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-15

ing entering. ten years, to Chicago.
Dave Jacobson. Washington, break
ing entering ten years 10 Chicago.
]. Leroy Taylor. Emmett. burglary.
twenty years, TO North Dakota.
John Cyle. Tama, larceny, FIVE years.
sent TO Canada.
Joe Turra. Polk, assault. Eve years,
deported TO Italy.
J. Walker, Dubuque. uttering forged
instrument, fifteen years, deported TO
England.
Mike Rukavina, Clinton. manslaugh-
ter eight years. deported TO Austria.
Earring Seversen, Hardin, five years,
larceny deported to Norway.
Alfonso Canchola. Polk, breaking
entering five wears, to MeNIco.
Emilio Murillo. Louisa, mansla tighter,
eight years, to Mexico.
Sam Friedman, Woo5hury. larceny,
five Years, to Russia
Joe Machine. Union, assault. Ave
years. TO Italy
Leopold Mendoza. shelby. larceny,
FIVE years. to Mexico.
Fred Sandlin. jefferson. larceny. ten
years, 10 Missouri for treatment.
Mar. Whitney Linn. incest, twenty
I've years insane
Charles Hansen. Harrison. breaking
entering i've years, TO Illinois
JOHN Il. Hammin Polk. murder to
be hanged originally insane.
Jammes Reade, Dubuque, murder,
life
Loren Bailey. Palo Alto. larceny, FIVE
Years. to Idaho.
Fred ]. Bailey, Polk, larceny, FIVE
Years. to New York.
Harry Ransford. Taylo-, forgery, ten
Years. to Missouri,
Archie Mitchell, Webster, common
thief, seven wears, to Mississippi
William Stewart Polk burglary.
twenty years, to Maryland
Harris F'inlen Cerro Gordo forgery
ten wears. to North Dakota.
Theophil Tourney. Crawford. assault.
ttve years. deported to Belgium.
VIII Reynolds, Jones, assault. TWEEN
" years, III health.
Herbert Boyd osceola, breaking-en-
teri,g ten years. TO Missouri
a. /. Hankins. Woodbury., false pre-
tense seven years. navy deserter.
Creed Bailey. Polk. burglary. TWEEN
y years Ill health
Edward Needhan1. Clay. breaking
entering. ten years to Indiana.
Innoeents Domenco, Cerro Gordo
larceny. i've years. deported
c. r Harrison. Woodbury.. larceny,
Eve years, army deserter
W. II. Sufacool, Poweshiek break
ing entering, i've years, to -araknsas.