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The sun., 1916-10-06
Hand 20 Hand Combat.
TURKS ROUTED IN ARMENIA.
I~lussiaus Make sudden Drive Il
Land and Ses Attack.

LONDON, Oct. IA new Russian of
fensive in Armenia, launched suddenly
utter long inaction. has met with sue
cess, the Russian Wal Office announced
tonight. The Russians advanced on a
wide front from the Black Sea "a
west Of Trsbisond we'll into the interior.
The Russian feet cooperated with the
army along the Black Sea coast.
The official account OF the operations
gays:
on the Caucasus front our detach-
ments by sudden resumption Of the
offensive n with the cooperation Of
the fleet in the coastal region ad-
vanced on a wide front. capturing a
fortified enemy position in the region
OF the River Kara Burnu.
West of kalkit-Tchivtlik our ad-
vanced posts broke through the Turk
ish advanced guards. inflicted great
losses upon them. captured prisoners,
arms. cartridges and equipment and
destroyed earthworks and trenches in
the enemy's rear.
4 Turkish statement received here
speaks OF the repulse OF "strong Russian
rcconnoitring detachments." and Do.
scribes as follows operations In Meso-
pota mia against the British
Euphrates Front-Near Nasiriyeh
British troops attempted. under the
protection Of artillery. 10 advance
against Elaxlredy, north of Nasiriyeh.
hut we're repulsed. One OF our aviators
on September 20 shot down a British
machine on the Felahie front.
\ report on the death sentence paAsed
ny a Turkish court martial at Constants
nople on Essad Pasha. former Provisions
President OF Albania. has reached Am
sterdam. according to a Reuter- despatch
Esssd is accused OF having consp,ret
against Turkey. given aid to her enemie.
and decla red wal upon her. The death
s''',ncc was confirmed by the Sultan
Essad IL now leading . force Of Alban,
an IN the army Of Gen. Sarah In Mace
iona.
The sun., 1916-10-06
KAISER, GOES TO EAST.
Progress Of Russian Drive IN Lem.
bePg and koveI Alarms berlin.

LONDON, Oct. For the first time in
lFeveral days Petrograd officially reports
progress In the big battle hat has been
raging along q l25 mile front. where the
Russians are striking toward Lenders
and kovel. h stubbornness OF the
Teuton defence continues. and every foot
Of trsnch is dearly bought.
Kaiser Wilhelm has left Berlin for
the eastern front to by his
presence the troops OF Gen. Won Lin
singer, who are bearing the brunt OF the
heavy Russian attacks. II IL announced
officially from Berlin. II IL reported
that alarm IL felt In Berlin lest the
Teutons cannot stand the strain OF SUI
perior numbers necessarily hurled at
their lines.
To-day's Russian statement follows
Western Front--Dn the line extend
Ing from the Nladimir-V olynski region
to the Dniester stubborn battles are
continuing. our troops have captured
at various points some enemy posi-
tons.
On the River Bystritza, in the region
OF Dogorodchan. We defeated several
enemy outpJsts and captured a mum
Der OF prisoners.
To-day's official German statement
says the Russians were driven out wher-
ever they penetrated Teuton positions.
II says:
Army Group Of Prince Leopold OF
Bavaria-On the Stokhod front weak
enemy attachments made fruitless at
tacks.
The Russians are continuing their
desperate attacks west of Lutsk, but
have achieved no success, Dn each
occasion their attacking waves were
broken down by our artillery. infantry
and machin gun fire. Only north Of
Zubilno did weak detachments Of
troops succeed in reaching our pOsi-
ton, from which they Were driyen
out
Our Rirmen during the past few
days have damaged troop encamp-
ments and railway stations by sue
cessful attacks. They also dropped
numerous bombs yesterday on the rail-
way station at Rozyscze and on estab-
| lishments close by used as resting
places for troops, These were set on
fire.
The sun., 1916-10-06
YALE $ls,4al,4 44.
~Increase Of a2.2B8.358 Reported
for Wear Ended June 10.

New HAVEN, Conn. oct. 1.-THE an
nual report of the treasurer OF Yale Uni-
versity. made public to-day. shows the
institution now has an endowment aggre-
eating 31s.+31.t4a6&. There was an In
crease Of 2.256. 1868 for the year ended
June 80. 1916.
The largest items In the increase were
a payment on account OF the Justus
II IIotchkiss bequest. $685.. 305 an adj
ditional payment from the estate OF Lord
Strathcona amounting TO s&sl.44506, and
payments Of s925. 900 from the estate OF
Brayton Ives and s250.00O from the es-
tate Of Matthew &. n. Borden.
The university reports IA deficit in its
operations amounting to s~l3.56l.l6, In
comparison with "A defcit OF 35,52S.O6 for
l9l+-l5. The deficit In the dining hall
OF 50. %&5, s5 is due 10 n heavy increase In
the cost Of food supplies. the report says.
Loans of SIS, 1910 were made 10 de-
serving students.
The sun., 1916-10-06
ITALIANS DRIVEN FROM PEAK
Are Forced to Give Cp Position In
TravianOlO Valley,

RoAE. Oct, ga series OF Austrian
attacks against several sectors OF the
Italian lines are reported In o-day's off,
clal statement. An advanced position In
the Travignolo Valley that the Italians
recently took from the Australians had ia
be relinquished. but otherwise the at.
tacks were fruitless. The heavy BON
bardment by Italian guns OF the Aus
trian trenches On the Carso plateau
which protects Trieste continues. Thu
statement says:
In the Travignolo Valley In the
night OF the Sd the enemy, after sew
eral demonstrative actions against our
lines on the heights north OF tho
stream. launched new attacks again
and again In the Col Bricon region on
the southern side of the valley. Every
where they were driven on.
Yesterday. after intense artillery
lire. efforts were renewed with fresh
troops. who succeeded In retaking one
advanced position toward Col Bricon,
Piccolo. which We had captured the
previous morning.
IN the remainder of this front the
enemy WAS repulsed with heavy loss,
The sun., 1916-10-06
RUMANIAN ARMY OF
INVASION RETIRES
Continued from First Page.

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treated behind sinoa in the Alt VAL
ley and further north IL also retreat
Ing.
After fruitiess efforts and losses
suffered In the Hataeg Mountains. on
both sides OF the Strell-Sztrigy Valley.
tho enemy Ia withdra wing to the
frontier heights.
Near Orsova. on the Danube. the
Rumanian attack has gained ground.
An ofhcial Austrian statement issued
late tonight remarks that the Ruman-
ians who crossed the Danube went back
again more quickly han they crossed. .
II also that the German and
Austrian troops nea Fogaras. In south
eastern Transylvania. have practically
encirtled the town. threatening perhaps
another Rumanian debacle, for a Ru-
manian army II about Fogaras. The
statement says:
"Rumanian F'ront-In the region Of
Orsova our troops were pushed back
westward.
South of Petroseny the enemy is re-
treating toward the frontier passes. The
allied tTeutOnic) forces advancing e
Fogaras have reached the other side OF
the town.
The result OF the Rumanian attack
on the lower Danube. made known from
reports from the allied (Teutonic) Gen
eral STAR. " that the enemy left Bull
gartan territory more quickly than he
entered u. According to an intercepted
Rumanian wireless despatch this re-
suit was due to the brave interference
OF our Danube lotilla."
II 10 reported that the Grand Duke
Nicholas Of Russia In to take command
Of the Russo umanian army In the
Doorudja, where he will be pitted against
Won Mackensen. The Grand Duke. for
merly commander In chief Of the Rus
sian armies. IL now In command in Asia
Minor. h report says he will leave
there at once for the Dobrudja by way
Of the Black Sea.
The sun., 1916-10-06
U BOAT SCARE ON ADRIATIC.
Lif~bOats Ready when Pursues
Proves 10 he British Patrol.

A low lying little craft with a bone
in her teeth stirred the lookouts I'd
the White star liner Adriatic on the
morning Of September 81, when sha was
two days out and of the Irish coas st
near the spot where the Lusitania. went
down.. They suspected that the foam
crowned racer was a German subma-
rine. and the liner increased her speed.
According to cabin passengers the
pursuing vessel was headed directly for
the Adriatic and was only n mile away
when first observed. Passengers and
crew were summoned 10 their stations
at the iifeboats. Then officers discoy-
cred that they had been followed by q
British submarine chaser. which ex-
perts among the American voyagers said
was OF Yankee build. She was out to
keep submarines away from the liner.
Capt, Ransom OF the Adriatic poohpoohcd
the incident.
The sun., 1916-10-06
Fifth
cUen1Ie
Bus
AK The conductor iur
Map and Route Schcdd,.

101th street and demanded milk Ma,
carried babies or pushed them iu "A.
ambulators. They explained to att.
dants hat no milk was delivered NJ Nh,
homes and they couldn't 70, 1, ,
grocery or delicatessen stores ABB.
100 women received small ouan,t.c s
milk.
IL was necessary To cal ou, tho 4,
serves Of the Eost i0tth street sat, o. .
quiet the disappointed mp'h,', v
didn't get any. The police advised ,h,
women to 60 to tht Board Of Heal,
station at 3i9 East il2th street ana +.
walked there with their babies. many o
whom were crying for milk. They fola,
none there. however, and aes tho r.,
serves had to be summoned
A largo crowd OF frantic motto
rushed into the Houston stree, branch q.
a milk company yesterday aud slmo.
upset things in their hunt for mi
There was nothing hut certified milk q,
hand-and n small quantity of thai,
but all willingly paid III" price ~ lor,
AZ the milk lasted.
The sun., 1916-10-06
FIVE ESCAPE HART'S ISLAND.
Prisoners steal MOtOrboat and
Leave Keepers Helpless.

Five prisoners on Harris Islam COM
mandeered the motorhOat Baxter Of the
Department OF Correction and escaped
up Long Island Sound last night while
keepers on the island, having no boat to
pursue. watched them hclplessly.
The men. Victor Holt, James Regone.
James Burke, Daniel Hogan and Gia-
como Margoni. slipped out OF line after
supper and concealed themselves on the
island for a time. Then they swan out
to tho motorboat. which il used by the
keepers In chasing escaping prisoners.
and I arted the engine. Not until the
boat was putting up the Sound did the
keepers discover that the Ave were MISS
Ing.
The sun., 1916-10-06
BRITAIN GETS IL TRACTORS.
Baltic Takes Them Over with q
Cargo Of Munitions.

The White Sta liner Baltic, which
sailed Yesterday for Liverpool, carried
about 5000 tons Of cargo. mostly NUM-
lions for the Britons. including a dozen
tractors that may be converted into
armored wal engines.
Among her 10 first cabin and lac Sec
ond cabin passengers are a large per-
centage OF Americans. including John
Flynn. q marine insurance underwater.
formerly OF Cork. who is going to re-
enlist in his old regiment.
The sun., 1916-10-06
FEAR MILAZZO WILL BLOW UP,
shipping Men Say Bix Fr~isht-r
Carried TrinitrOtOluOi.

The big Italian freight steamship
Mi,azzo, which put into Fayal, the
Azores. on Wednesday with n FIRE In her
hold. had among her big cargo Of NUM-
tions 1888 cases of trinitrotoluol. which
inspired shipping men here to suspect
that the fire might result in the destruc-
ton OF the ship.
william fairfield. agent for the
Milazzo. said so far as he knew no
bomb had been put into her cargo of
sugar. lie had received no message from
the Asores telling the extent Of the fire.
but was inclined 10 believe that IL was
not ssriouk
The sun., 1916-10-06
CITY R K ASK RAISE.
Law and Fire Department Em,
plOyees Seek More Pay.

Corporation Counsel Lamar Hardy re-
ques,ed numerous salary increases in the
city law department at yesterdays hear
ing before the subcommittee on budget.
Increases amounting to sl7,3a0 were OBJ
tanned without an increase In the budget
hy abolishIng several vacant positions.
Tho subcommittee recommendation for
1917 will h" sa70.O75. In comparison with
the S972.a0 received last year.
A recommendation also Will be made
that the salary Of r, Stuart Crawford.
secretary to the Corporation Counsel, be
Increased from $3,500 to S&.0SO.
Engineers Of the Fire Departmer,
asked the subcommittee for an increase
from $1,000 to $500 a year. which II
granted will add $9S.20O to the budget.
The sun., 1916-10-06

Pay for the National G%uardsw,r -
Seventy-frst Regiment has arr,.'
the men will receive tho wage, du.
to-day. Later they will DO 'nu,',',
OF Federal service. Pay has N,,.
certain and long delayed a'r..
guardsmen OF the border. WHOM
nouncemen' Of It's arrival wa u,
terday at tho a,mory, T''i-' -
street and Park aychuc, tn. mo, '.,t
The sun., 1916-10-06
FIRST SWISS GUARD KILLED
stray bullet Hits sentinel -,
Mountain $500 Feet High.

BERN. Switzerland. oct. 81 ~
frontier guard was killed YESTERDAY
a stray bullet while doing sent n.l ...
on the summit OF Dreispra chen Sp'D
where the Swiss-Italian and tps'r An
Tyrol frontiers come together.
The sentinel. George CathoW,-. W
struck by the bullet. which passed .,.
Swiss territory from either tho i'..
or Tyrolean frontier. This is ~"
instance Of a Swiss frontier guar 20,
killed since hoetilities began
The summit on which Cttl0r..
killed Is $500 feet above sea 'r,,I O.
Is near the Stelvio Pass
The sun., 1916-10-06
DOWLNG'S TERM NEAR END.
Court Holds Voters ust Elect New
President Of Aldermen.

Justice Mclaughlin. sitting In the Ap.
pellate Division OF the Supreme Court,
handed down IA decision yesterday that
the term of Frank l.. Bowling as Presi-
dent of the BOARD OF Aldermen eases in
December of this year, and that thus 1t
is necessary to elect a new President
this fall. Justices Clarke. Scott and
Smith concurred. aud Justice Bowling
dissented,
The question at issue was whether or
not Mr.. bowling, having succeeded
George McAneny in the office. was en-
titled to hold the position until Decem-
Der, 1917. when Mr.. McAneny's term
would have expired.
Justice bowling. in another decision,
held that a Sheriff, District Attorney,
County Clerk and Register of Deeds
would have to he elected this fan In
Bronx county. The officials received
their certificates OF election for a four
year term. as the statute provides. but
the court holds that the Constitution
provides for only a three wear term.
The sun., 1916-10-06
IWcport Zeppelin wrecked.

'"rENUAGEN. Oct, b-Fishermen who
al1iv'd al Esbjerg reported that at moor
"u Monday they sighted . partly sub
merged Zeppelin thirty-fve miles north
west ~ the Island OF Sylt. IN the North
sea, IN the coast Of Schleswig. Several
''fna d~"stroy.rs and two large vessels
wee ~snrr"undinr the Ieppelin. the hsh-
'rn"n said. In an attempt 10 keep her
klAai
The sun., 1916-10-06
EAST SIDE HARD HIT.
Mothers storm MIX station. carry.
Ing Babies.

Babies on the East side felt the pinch
of the milk shortage to a greater degree
yesterday than any day since the farmers
showed what organization could do to
the cit US supply.
Early in the day mothers stormed the
Board of Health milk station at o25 East
The sun., 1916-10-06
1.Altmtatt j. On.

The Riding Habit Department ION tine -..tr4
Floor is displaying the new modes in
Autumn Riding Habits
developed i'm Irish Tweeds, Forestry Clc..,
Black or Oxford Melton, and other desf-a ,
fabrics.
Made exclusively i'm workroorls i'm the e.
lishr1ent. tine details of quality. style az
finish are we'll worth consideration.
The following are regular stock prices
Riding Habits for either cross or side-saco 9;
OAaord WNeiNor d.
Forestry Cloth . . ~
Riding Habits made to individual requirc~c j
$500, sos.M & $500
Fifth Aurru&r. Nem purk
The sun., 1916-10-06
HUNGARY STUNNED
BY FAMINE MENACE
Food "Surplus" Promised to
Germany and Austria Is
Found NOn-pXistent.
CONFIDENCE Is WANING
TeutOn Soldiers Show Lack Of
Discipline as Hope OF
Triumph Dims.
Specoi Gable Despofch TO Tuu srS

NpStN0s ,oONe DSSp0tFN W " u
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Food IL the great
problem In Austria Hungary now. writes
the correspondent Of the Morning Post at
Budapest under date of September rs.
The preceding day vas Hungary's frst
meatless and fatless day. the correspond
ent says. and the fact that Hungary has
been Obliged to have such a day seems
to be viewed as the most important event
Of the war.
THE food conditions are simply in
d~escribabie." he writes. Tho Govern
ment awoke too late TO the situation.
There is not the slightest chance now OF
improving matters. Nevertheless. the ex-
ports to Germany and Austria are still
going briskly. as the Government has a
contract to supply her allies with what
was estimated TO be Hungary's surplus
stock. Now II " found that there Is no
surplus.
The Germans and Austrians are still
demanding their share. and are thus re-
ducing the country to such a condition
that 1t is absolutely certain that by next
April or May there Will be no bread. no
milk and no meat left"
cafe Keepers Near Revolt.
'"e eo,respo"oen' auus 'ns. tne up,
,oeI e,enna asa'"s' .ne ","'S.eI'ai
uecIee ioro'uu'ns the cares anu res'Au-
iahN, Vi which mere are 80 many IN ,ne
Aus,riah capitai' 10 serve pread WIN
iunehes ana dinners II Inc
care keepers and the public are on the
verge OF revolt. ana the FORMER declare
mat they viii close up unless the order
10 Withdrawh.
Inc h1press publishes a three column
article aimed AZ proving that the hnal
reimbursement OF the Germans Is In
progress. ana that they are hungerins
lot 1000 ana peace. The truth IL be-
s'nnInx 10 loan through the German
censorship. the paper says. and depres.
SION n gloom are prevalent The Old
ohnd ~onndenc In a Teutonic victory
IN tne war a vanished.
ROBBERY ana other crimes including
suicide. are increasing In Berlin says
the arUcIe' The revolutionary tendency
10 and there has been riotinE
az Hamburg. Berlin and Cologne. In .
riot IN DRESDEN AZ the end OF August
zeo persons were Killed and $50 Injured.
featuring districts OF w~estphai.a.
49, -
"
The army ~ becoming disconnected.
and the men are losing their discipline
says the writer, who quotes az authority
NATURAL htpInsua - slaes a~ s.-,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-12
Candidates Are Not
Careful to Check Up
Expenses Of Election

Tn. article appcar.ng IN IN" Herald
a. Co.. evenings ago tu the cf"c' ihit
practically every candidate tor th"
log -Ilturc ~ he election on No''m-
Dor had Violated the state corrupt
practices tc' inc the matter uf e%Sp'ndi-
.,ur.. is exciting NO little comment on
the uar' ~ many uI h candidate, az
wei as the general public u - NOT
probable that the candidates "iliNlIN
Violated the law. hu' wcr.'Snoraut ~
~, prov ious Nevertheless II rs cl''i
that 'hcIr have been many violn'l"'s
and people srr wondering Just what
Tho outcome MI be-.
In this connection o., appears tina
some candidate as not usc du' care
lu keeping track ~ their expenditure
or .iyc their uuiamiiiarity with th'
llu caused them tu urn IN statement
Of expenditure which were not Cu.-
rect one man. for instance. WI" hi'
taken considerable pride ~ IN n''
that he kept ms campaign eNp'nd|'
'uIDs four bits within tn. limit seems
20 have become ronfused--anrhuW
lv sworn Statement of expenditure
dur. not appear O. 90 IN accordance
with he facts bon 'b, case. THIS man
vis , candidnt, fpr the Legislature
aud th. limit of hi. expenditure an
der the law would have oecn $50 ~
worn statement shows that he spcr'
$50 .H However. the Repuhlciu
committee IN ihe county In which M"
man referred q, was . candid1iH
shows 100 the siai,mcut of receipts and
expenditures 6l"d with the county
clerk - contribution ~ 5000 made by
the aforesaid candidate q the Ropun.
lir,u 'tupu sn ruui n thH' county
The Hu".tiuU ruN u,idrnllN arises
VIII. d3d mot tine caudidst. include
this cunuitutiuu 300 MS sworn state
woui nf expenditures a. he should
iHrr dnur rudor m" law
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-12
DR.. L.ukens Plans to
Bring Christmas to
All Needy Children

Dr g. l.. I.ukcrs, superintendent "t
the Children 81 Homo society OF Nv~
Mexico and Arizona. has set plans uu-
der way 20 bring Christmas cheer 80
40 household. In IN, ~ state whcr"
POVERTY threatens 10 Keep santa Claus
way The object 81 POO Hud al thu
poor children who On SHIT otherN.sc be
sighted bN santa. and see that hes,
are PROPERTY taken care OF pr LUX
,u- also desires the uamos of AN
widows Yhu are un8blo t. provide
their children With Christina chcor
also tho names Of crippled children
who would like to have presents ur
free treatment
L.ust year the Christina miu.stra-
,ion- were carried ou under the name
OF the KRIS kriuglc CoiupJu.. uuiim-
ted. and D., is tn" intention of Dr.
Luksns tn do business under that
name this year. Last year this com
pauy brought santa Claus TO as
| children outside o. Albuquerque
TUcnty-thrc. widows were also given
aid In the way of fuel and catabics, in
/, addition to Christmas presents for
their children The doctor .- conn.
| AIftAf Nli'fNltH NlaAA " AH ENA ''Af'
| can Doe found this year and ne 4. de-
lruua 90 having the nJWrs ~ an
needy children. those who are with
uui parents. ~ woll as the names ~
I need, widows With children. forward
| "a tu him ~ once. and h. VII see
'hl, Santa claus is advised az thce"
| case, before hc starts ou III. min =,
distribute presents and Christmas
! cheer
Dr luSons states 'nlt the Utmost
,'crctN VIII lee WlIntnI ned regarding
'hpse who write him that The uauc1
- Tho writer's viii NOS Ice mad pub
lie and thn," who give Information
r'-glrdlur the u'c1v need have no
fear Of being embarrassed bN reason
~ undue puhlcity bcug given Their
ouIumun cations
Or I.uk"uv also r,iuoef- thar other
paper. both 100 Sew McNico and Ar.
coma, give rs much puhlici,y ~, pos
~Ihl" To- tho plan Ir order that an the
needy may hc property taken core Of.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-12

~fnanses during the Boa,right admin-l
istratiun. the I, preceding h pres
ont one. was received by council last
ui4ht
\ list ~ the assets ani liabilities
and increase III assets during the two
\ ears follows the figures az. reported
a. OF Apnl 20. iele
As-ct>.
current Assets.
Cash on deposit to
ccouu ut gity treasurer
s,hedul, ~sl1.7o-.G5
Accounts
receivable Cd. ll-Iitt
Total current assets ....S -s,'6i."al
Assets not available ....... i~Ht,AHf.Hl
Taxes IN hands 81 count
treasurcr-syhcdulc SO . tH,66l 90
aa----
Total .Sj7..J3G. go
Liabilities.
Curron, Liabilities
Warrants outstanding
schedule y IS ?i55.ti
Bonded dent ~laa.ouu.oo
Bills payable
,ity han .... 6bS0U1
Baltut, uH iIrc
ougiu. l.,uu. uo
Total current Liabilities 't5o.aa5 -
Unpaid Judgment ....... !-i,.t,
advance for park pGrposoe
on mesa tract. ....... 10000
| Assets In excess ~
, liabilities IOl,5tl.i.
Total ....S5T5.5e6. so
increases During Two Years.
| CITY hail ......- lN,Iis.-i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-12
Personal News
Items.


Auto Springs. ali makes. korher CO
FIVE dircc'ota are to Zee elected ly
the Young Mems Christian AsSOcia
ton on January T.. Th. following
mon have been nominated
! II M,z". H. S,hn. Sup.riU.
,eudcrt John Milne. G. . Cushmau
ana r. h. Kicfer.
Born sunday uigh' 20 Mr.. and Mrs
: L. l~to-"u.c,ld. SIS Yves, rii,ra.
avenue. 4 son
tultcd state Marshal \. II Hubs
pcth who ~as here Yesterday. ap-
pointed iiIrry \ Murphy 70 switch
man. deputy United Stl'cs marshal
MurpIy VIII have chars, uf the Albu-
qgerduo Office
August Luytcu who drove q ear six
months without a driver license was
fined s. - The city court TODAY
Emiliauo Luna. q Cripple. disrccntd.
ed h.s handicap last night ana fought
win a t1yicnb driver Sentence vas
| suspended in his cnsc ~ the city cour,
thls morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-12
MM|LLEN INVITED
TO ENTER INTO A
D|CKER WITH CITY
Asked to Meet With City CoLu.
Gil Next Monday Night Two
Appraisals in Hand Audit or
City Finances Is Received.

Acting ON instructions given at a
meeting of city council last uiuht l,y
Clerk Thomas Hughes today sent q
letter 90 y r. McMllen. president Of
the water cumpauy asking him -
meet With the c.Iu,l next Monday
night 10 open negotiations for the sale
81 MS plant e. the city
The city has IN hand am appraisal
Of the plant made Do, nllCk n Neatch
ana J y Gladdiug. engineers. and an
engineer employed hy Mi. MCMillcu
las given him an appraisal. The twp
appraisa's viii form the oasis II IN
hartoring Neither APPRAISAL has
been made public
\ report on the audit 81 the city