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GOSSIP OF A STREET.


In view OF ~" Owe. .tg .-.
mcnts, especially the i'."st,I.. 4, .,
which the McNicau ritit'I"s ruo.
YESTERDAY, tho stock Gr~h,i ,....,
did extremely well. There vr. ....-,
break in prices 81 Tia" ,i. n' .ua
market. which seemed To i'd .f', tu.
speedy melting away 40 Is,iH, ~
TO occur. Supporting "'l"' I.t ..,e
in from banking ,n~tituli".s ...,..
checked this selling. whic. tri -. ..
part was by foo traders iad ,p"t,.t.,
IN commission l"ugo,. f. I. ....
that this evidence iint 90, ,u. ..
the big interests of t,r iiu,.tal a.'
stood ready 10 check any decided ls he,
in prices did much {" r,-iil . 30. 90,
u tempered the Impulse 81 sIr.ia
10 70 short Of tho marhct
The stocks of those cc'ni.ta..,- v..5
have interests IN Mexico wore It ,...c.t
affected b. the new from tina. ,oun,.,
ard from Washington. MoN.,en ic'rt.
leum for the first time in several vc.t,
dropped below par. selling ut ~ Inc
munition shares. which are to- ones
which would most naturally He eNpo ,.d
to profit from Intervention IN Mexico.
were also weak, but. they dcnons,ra,.d
their ability 20 respond 20 ~ more "a.
vorab BILE turn In the mnrket r. mora ,Aan
making UP their early losses n-d c'o.ns
with gains ranging from a ~fra~,'or ~ 4
point to . points or more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The organization committee of the
tnlcago ana Milwaukee Electric Company,
after an interruption In It's work caused by
the Illness of Chairman George NJ, R"yn-
Odds, expects 10 have the details OF "A plan
worked out soon.
IN initial divideui of = per cent. has
h-cn declared by the N-wpurt News and
Hampton Railway, Gas and Electric Com
pany on It's common stock, payable July |
10 stock OF record OF the same date, ana
the full q per cent. on the preferred stock.
payable May l.
The Texas Power and Light Company has
recently purchased both the municipal and
private lighting plants Of Mckinney and
Comanchc, Tex, These properties Will he
connected with the system NJ the conf any
as soon as new transmission lines can he
constructcd. The Texas Power and light
Company Is the principal operating sub
sidiary Of tho Southwestern Power and
Idghi Company, the properties OF which
nov furnish electric i!Ght and power 10
eighty -four communities, gas to eight COM
ihunities and water to three. 1t also sup
plies electric railway service to one com
munity and Ice ana fuel TO two. serving .
total population In excess q eoo.ooo.
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THE CURB MARKET.

Securities on the Broad street curb were
influenced ssain yesterday by the uncerta.nty
as to the outcome Of Gcrnsn and Mexican
affairs. and stoc,ss made further declines in
the early trading. A. midday. however. the
market rallied on short covering and what
was said TO be new buying. Final quotations
in mos, instances represented the high levels
OF the day.
CUBA Cane Sugar led the list in activity.
and after an early decline OF abou; . points
recovered and closed with a net fractional
advance. Chevrolet Motor. on moderate sell.
ing, reacted 5 poin,s. but under an improved
demand the stock made q sharp recovery and
a further gain OF y fun point. Midy ale
Steel. after initial weakness. rega!ned its loss
aud at the close OF the day was selling prac-
tic1lly unchanged
International Arms. and Fus. attracted ~.
%'ention in the late trading. when the stock
moved up &c. points. MaNim Munitions also
developed strength and sold IN 10 :. an over.
nl:h, ,s sa.n Il - S.n = . rs1bSi .s ,de' s,, 2,
sheet. which showed u strong position. was
adv a In explanation OF q { point rise IN
Drigss seab,ry Aetna Exrlosives ne~ stock
moved up slightly. while subnn arine Boat and
OIL shares were active at subs an'ial reces.
sions stardar1 Oil of Cali!drn.S declined s.
New Jersey 9. Indiana 8 and Ohio Oil Z points
Weakness was attributed 10 the nervousness
b. brought by the Department OF Justice
Coppers. while one hat neglected, were
steady 10 strong in spots. United Verde Ex.
tension receded a full point, but recov,rcd
ami Zinc and kencfck showed tract onsl i'm
Bonds we're fairly active. and after early
d. splayins a Ucak tone developed frmness.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent. FOR thirty to ninety
days ana . per cent, for longer bills.
Open market discount prime acceptlnces
maturing up TO ninety days, "a ga. per
cent,
Commercial paper rates were al 3is per
cent, for sixty to ninety days bills anl FOR
four to SiN months best names.
Time money was quiet. Rates were 81,
res. per cent. for sixty days. 20, a per
cent. for ninety days and 3H3a> per cent,
for four. iiye and six months.
can money on The floor of the Stock
Exchange ruled at . per cont; highest.
- per cent: low, II. per cent.
sterling exchange was unchanged. Final
quotations were: Demand. A76is cables,
40.
can money In London. tTtt. per cent /.
short bills. 4as&ia. per cent.
Domestic exchange on New yorAc St.
Louis. par; san Francisco. 3oc. premium
Minneapolis, loo. premium; Chicago. l5c.
discount; Cinclnnati. par, Montreal. 1915
premium.
Rar silver In London. aolsd,; New York,
63i.C,
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges. fils,6sg,sAT. balance, 325.Oit-
.&3 Treasury credit balance. $500, 95S.
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The reduction in the QUART.
dend rate Of the Peoples ,io~ ! 80 t"t
Company stock from u,~ .''' -
li2 per cent. did not coruc a -a.n- -"
TO the financial district. pu I,.r "
10 Of this year samuel Insult I'-4
of the company, served ru' 80, ''.' 81.
directors had decided THAI '.. u. .1.'.
rate for the mex three ~. l'.. "Hi
he on a q per cent has ''.| - q
\ per cent. basis, As h,r,.of'r, =
price of gas oil did not br,up, .'.lt'
n company has paid dividend. ~ he
rate of \ per cent from \oN'wl'- '.l
to February. 1916. Tho ~t"r, ta u'.
more or less d~iscountiug the PROPOSE.
dividend reduction sine, Mr. l"~IH "'ie
his announcement. II has L,,.iu,I ''.'
around IL in January 10 joe s'-'r-
day. where IL closed with e. lu.- ~ !
point from Thursday final q!o.''
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New Haven E'tum ncinr.

The fact that the New Il,>"' - boot.
TO refnance its S21. 0oo n"u r irr ".'
notes. which fall due "u Nc y
paying of $1,000. 200 Of thcm I.a ".''
Ing tho remainder through q ''V 70
Of So. 600. 600 one yea mott. Zoo q.
interest At w per cent. IS al 'r.
OF the improved condition 90 80, '.'
crty and It's strengthened credit .r
collateral behind tho rev Not. e. '
identical with that behind tho t =
ones, hut the interest rate Is n.. ~
! per cent. lower than that of '.r ,' .
sue The new notes will NOT 70, % ,-
written. but Will lie offered iu '.. '."'
pants in the New Raven ~y.I t''s >
last year and he year pr,v.u,-.
right 10 purchase them f. pin.".r' . D.
their participation Ia th, S,.'..
issue. The Indications are 'tuf g., s.
GOO 600 new issue will si--ii', .t '.,
in this manner, as the note s.' ~
selling ~ 1901.
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TINE EXTENDED FOR DEPOSITS.
Viii n polls and -. Louis Adjust
mrnt plan Declared Operative.

Announcement was made yesterday to
holders Of certificates Of deposit repre-
scnting preferred and common stock OF
the Minneapolis and 81. Louis Railroad
Company, issued under the plan and
agreement of adjustment dated January
/, 1915. that sufficient deposits and as
sents having been received the commit
tee has declared the plan operative.
Certificates of deposit OF the Guaranty
Trust Company for deposited preferred
and ommon stock ave been listed on
Tia" New York stock Exchange.
The time for deposits of preferred and
common stock has been extended 10 May
-, 1916, ard holders OF preferred and
common stock who nave not already be-
come parties to the plan are requested to
deposit their certificates on or before
May - either with the Guaranty Trust
Company. New York. or with the Mer-
chants National Bank of Boston,
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NEW CITY T

Security Rate. ray. Due. Bid, Ore-. Yield.
NYCt,y.s Ms sscn,' II. m, lSll 200
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Louisville and Nashville:
E g::% 10. sd; 4r.: ': ".!::::';;:: I: :'. $;!;;;,ss
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Days Custom House Receipts.
Receipts for duties At the Custom
HOUSE yesterday wsfe o~o2S,3Uo.io. OF
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Total ale to-day. G271 shares. Same day 1915, 1i459o0 Januar.
Where a &c" follows a quotation II indicates a bid or Offer for 10 shares
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MUNITI0N STOCKS.

assuming call for June \. nis
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STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.

bond sales par value So ."4l.ooo
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

'rar ,alu. 80 -Es dividend
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sEx dividend.
where a &C. follows
a ouotation II ind,-
Gates n hid or offer
for ten shares
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

'Sell cents per share
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
GOOD PROGRAM
AT THE PASTIME
T0DAY.T0MORROW

4 picture OF life in society and also
that on a desert isle is shown in the
Fine Arts-Triangle picture, Gross
Currents" Elizabeth Crane tHelen
Ware) who lives In Washington, is en-.
gagged 10 \ diplomat named Paul Beale
(Courtcnay Foote,. FlaNa CTeddy
sampsonD her younger sister. returns
from a Paris school. Beale becomes
interested In Flavia, and Elizabeth re-
leases him from the engagement. He
marries the young girl.
Silas Randolph tSam de Grasse) in
vites a party for n cruise on his yacht.
His sister ana Flayia induce Eliza beth
60 accompany them. The yacht catch
es fire, and an explosion destroys the
vessel Flavia is picked up by a sail
ing vessel Paul and Elizabeth are
washed ashore on desert island.
Elizabeth nurses Paul, who has been
weakened by the adventure
Flavia organizes n searching party
and cruises in the vicinity where her
husband and her sister arc lost They
land on the desert island and are
seen by Paul and Elizabeth Suddenly
leaving Paul. Elizabeth browns herself
Dizzy Heights and Daring Hearts. "
o screaming two-reel Keystone come
dy Both at the Pastimc theater TO.
day and tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
IF bACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat less meat also take glass
Of Salts before eating
breakfast,

Uric acid iA meat excites the KID
Deys. they become ovcrworltod ge,
sluggish ache, and feel like humps Of
lead. The urine becomes cloudy the
bladder Is irrltated, and YOU NAV be
Obliged TO seek relief tive or three
times during the night. when the
Kidneys clog you must help them flush
OF the b0dy's urinoua waste ar ytu'h
he real sick person shortly At first
you feet Il dun ~ serv IN the kidney
region yen suffer from haekache, stick
headache dizziness, stomach gets sour.
tongue coated and y0u feel rheumatic
twingca when the weather Is had
Eat less meat drink lots OF water;
also get from any Pharmacist four
ounces If Jad salts. take table.
spoonful In glass Of water before
breakfast for a few DAYS and your Rid
news VIII then act fine This famous
salts o. made from the acid ~ cranes
aud lemon Juice, combined with lithia,
ana hos been used for generations TO
clean oloeged Kidneys and stimulate
them 10 normal activity. alao Go net.
traiize the acids In urine. 80 u no
longer Is source ~ irritation. thus
ending bladder weakness
Jad salts iF inexpensive. cannot IN
3afe. makes q dellghtul euervescent
ltbia-water drink, which everyone
should ate nov and then to keep the
hidncyH clean and active Druggists
here say they self lots - Jad salts
90 folks who believe IN overcoming
Kidney trouble while 4 rs only tronuie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
TWIN BEDS A
COMEDY Of LINES
AND SITUATIONS
Large and Fashionable Audi
ence Gives Enthusiastic Ap-
plause 10 SeIwyn Production
at Crystal Theater

Bright. snnppy dialogue. eScrueil-
.ngl2 funny situations ard the cIeyers
delicate handling % 2 theme which
easily have degeneratcd into coarsc
sulgarity marked the production Of
Twin Beds at the Crystal theateF
last aight The house was crowded
and the enthusiastic applause and IN
restrained laughter that punctuated
the high spots In the piece demon
strated beyond caAii that the play vas
"A pronounced Mt wth AIhuquerqua
thoater-goers.
Twin beds" makes no prctense ~
being anything but farce. and as
such il lives fully up 10 It's preten-
Aons. The Hawklnses. o. young mar
ried couple. have just moved into a
ria; and Installed twin beds as part OF
their furniture. The flat Just above
them is occupied by a temperamen,a!
Italian teno. addicted TO the too free
Use OF alcoholic liquors. ana his ex-
tremely practical and decidedly slangy
heipmect. who are also possessed OF
twin beds of the same design as those
Of the Hawkinses and similarly located
with reference 10 the other furniture
in the apartment. ON the night that
Hawkins 10 Unexpectedly kept away
from home Slgnor Montl puts on Il
show getting into the Hawkins nat
and into the unoccupIed twin bed
while Mrs. Hawkins Is asleep The re-
suItant complications are too nlmer.
Gus 10 mention. but may easily be i'm
aglned. OF course. 10 the end every
thing comes out yell
Jiiliette Day made charming
Blanche Hawkins. a tendency to over
net being her only fault. Marian Lord
as Signosa Aionti had. 50 far os the
Ia concerned. the really fat"
part in the piece. and her rendition
Of the role kept the audience ia an
uproar Of laughter whenever she vas
on the stage. Hardly second TO her
was Eleanor Wilton in the part Of No.
rah, the imperlous and able bodied
Irish maid.
The only male part that required
any considerable amount Of acting
was that OF the bibulous Sgnor Mont.
which was Admirably filled BY r. Paul
Forecast. The scene in which the
picked tenor disrobes
ana gets into the wrong bed. carried
with IL some OF the best stage bust
ness" ever seer in alhuquerque J.
Morrill, Morrison as Harry Hawkins
made an excellent foil To Miss Day in
the leading feminine part. The minor
roles. taken BY Edltha Markham and
william westen. were filled IN q thor.
ouehly acceptable manner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
Or. BOYD TO SPEAK
TO ST. JOHNS MEMS
CLUB THIS EVENING

The Mems club OF Saint Johns
church Is to hold its monthly meeting
at the Woman's club this evening. It
promises 10 be an interesting session,
for Or. David r. Boyd will address
the members OF the club and their
friends on business and Education
Ia the discussion by Or. Boyd it is ex-
pectcd that the Importance which
modern education plays in the train
ing OF efficient business men will be
illustrated by the methods Of some Of
the large eastern banking houses. 4
study Of which was made by the uni
verslty president during his last visit
to Washington and New York.
The club quartet has planned some
harmonious entertainment to 60 with
the refreshments. following the more
serious and interesting topic Of the
evening Members may invite guests
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
UNDER SHERIFF
Of BEAVER HERE
FOR BRIDEGROOM
"MiIIionairer Tailor win Start
Back TO Oklahoma Today in
Custody Passed Checks
There, Says Officer

Under sheriff Frank shockley. Of
Beaver county. Oklahoma. arrived
here last night TO take in custody
Charles Burke. Inc millionaire
bridegroom vho was arrested last
Saturday by Chief McMillin. Burke
pocketed nearly slso due the owner
OF q tailor shop and passed spurious
checks amounting to about SIS. said
Under Sheriff Shockley.
Burke spent several months ~ jail
at Beaver when he gave check IN
payment for an automobile. The
check was not good, according 10 the
under sheriff. and Burke WAS brought
back. He was caught about thirty
miles from Beaver IN the automobile.
He lived in Beaver about ten months
His home is in New York. The
millionaire" was good tailor and
when he vas released from jan he
vas started in the tailoring business.
Wired lie Was millionaire"
Chief McMlllln arrested Burke as
he vas going into bank three days
after his marriage to Mrs Virginia
Brltsch. He had known Mrs. Brltsch
only a short ;iac. They were mar
ried after BRIEF rou.1snip.
While his bride supposed him TO be
in Roswell, Burke sent her n telc-
gram from Santa Fe. saying that he
vas a millionaire through the death
III his father He signed the name
OF q Beaver bank officer to the mes
sage. He admitted to chief McMillin
that il was he who sent the wire. A
copy vas received by a bank.
Under Sheriff Shocklcy viii start
hack to Beaver with Burke today. as
he has waived extradition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14

And the best u Il is sou need never
hesitate 10 uRe resinol soap and resi-
mol ointment There rs nothing IN
them 60 lnlure the tonderest surface
Itcsinoi Is DOCTORS prescription which
FOR over twenty years has been used by
careful physicians IN treating SKIN nj
fections They prescribe resinol free
by, knowing that It's soothing, healing
action ia brought about by medication
no bland and gentle as TO be suited TO
tho most delicate or irntated skin
even ~ a tiny baby Every druggist
selia resiuol saap and resinoi oint
ment Samples free. Dept. alt Rest.
mol. Baltimore. std
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14

each year from the first, and brings
lin per cent tthe current rate of in
terest Tor deposits), il will amount in
twenty years To 100000. II 1t is com
meneed Mt the end OF five years. II will
amount in twenty years to $4,000.
Bonds to these amounts can be re-
tired al that time thereby. in the one
ease reducing the interest charges two
thirds. or. IN the other, about one
half After the twentieth year $500
thereof. and as much more ms is
deemed advisable, can be retired an
nually. again reducing interest
charges
These figures assume that the
consumption of water will remain as i,
is now II the city continues TO grow.
the net revenues will necessarily in
crease as the. operating expenses do
not increase in the same proportion
las the revenue"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
LOCAL ITEMS

: f. s Rosenwald. 0: the firm Of
Roscnwald Brother has gone 70 VI
Peso Oh business
The Degree Of Honor VIII meet
this afternoon with Mrs. H. Shut
iiebarger. nc Kast Iron avenue
4 license to marry yesterday was
issued t. Ramon Baca. Albuquerque.
Judge John Baron Iiurg viii hold
n session 81 probate court this morn
ing
II Hammond. q prominent bank
81 Of clayton. ~ IN the city on busi-
ness connected win the State Bank
crs' association.
Abraham Lincoln Circle 30. 3. La.
dies Of the g. A. *. will meet at ,
O'Clock tonight at the a. o. Z. W
hali
Triple Link Rchekah lodge win
meet tonight a }. .. o. >. hall. Can
didatcs VIII be Initiated 4 short
program will BE gwen.
John Eeiberf yesterday brought suit
for divorce against Mrs Rose r. Sci.
bert. whom he charges with abandon
menl. Thcv were married here In
June. 1915.
The l. q. Il. Is. lodge viii hold It's
regular meeting tonight beginning at
) O'Clock, owing 70 ia3 Tuesdays
meeting having Ceen postponed on
account II the cattlemen's cougen-
ton.
Local 80. 423 OF the international
Alliance Of Theatrical stage Employees
ana Moving Picture Machine opera
tors held its first regular meeting
Sunday afternoon Mcetlngs here
after win be held on the second Sun
day IN each month IN Painters hall,
James O'Rielly. Of Detroit, Mich.
has left Tor the east after spending
several weeks here visiting his sister.
Mrs. J H. Assoiin, 501 West Slais
avenue. Mr.. 0'Rielly il an automo-
bile man in Detroit and one of the
pioneers in the motor car industry.
The sprayer. furnished by the gov
eminent for spraying cotton bearing
trees here, arrived yesterday morn
&AAA ftt WY ~ W lNiHAFu htlt HAtiNg
ms material Dr " II. Ions forest
pathologist, had determined method
which viii rid the cts II the cotton
nuisance.
The Modern Woodmcn and Royal
Selghhors viii have a chicken dinner
the night cf March !, when Ralph
T. Johnson supreme organizer, visits
Albuquerque Camp 80 i5303, NJ. W.
a. All Modern Woodmon aud ROYAL
Neighbors arc invited TO attend this
meetine
Mrs \ l. Finlaw. OF san Francisco
vino WIS at Kansas CITY. Mo. visit-
Ing relatives and friends for the last
ten weeks, Is IN the city on visit
to MI and Mrs +. II. Kent Mrs
Fulaw viii remain here several
weeks. after which she viii continue
on home
g @. Cushman and Dr. J w Elder
| left Sunday night Tor El Pasa. Tex,
whore they. with the Pass city shrin-
ers, meet the Imperial potentate, J
I Putnam stevens. 81 route 20 the Pa
eific coast afom Maine oil important
lodge matters while in III Pas)
Mr.. stevens viii be rendered ban
quct.
Twenty German women and
children with one man, IN route from
fien Tsin, china. to Germany passed
through albuquerque yesterday aft.
ernoun on Santa r. train No O. The
women were for the most part wives
OF German officers captured by the
Japanese The man rs an AGED civil
I ian. The baroness Won liofcnfels was
10 the party
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
RE0INGT0N TO COME
TO ALBUQUERQUE AS
DISTRICT FORESTER

Arthur c. RingIand. district for.
ester. has been detailed "a organize
the public service activities OF the
forest service along the lines Of the
industrial departments kept up by
railways. Tho appointment Will be
effective April Is. His headquarters
VIII be In San Francisco.
Paul Hedington Will succeed Mr..
Ringland as district forester. Mr.
Redlngton will come here from Cali.
tornia. lie vas graduated from Dart
mouth college In 1902 and from Yale
university forest school In 1904 He
has been IN the forest service since
then,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
TO THE WIFE OF
ONE WHO DRINKS

have an IMPORTANT confidential message
for you. It will come IN a plain envelope.
How 20 conquer the liquor habit In days
ard make home happy. Wonderful safe.
lasting. reliable inexpensive method guar
antsed. Writ. to Edw. J. Woods lss @.
station L. New York y Y SHOW this u
others
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14
SAYS Next Legislature Would.
Pass Law Clearing Way for.
Municipal Plant Without
BurdenIng Property Owners
WATER RECEIPTS WOULD
TAKE CARE or THE DEBT
CITY Would Not Be Compelled
Under Constitution TO Levy
Taxes but Might Use Pro-
fits From System

Pointing out a way IN which Aibh-
iquerque can have municipality
owned water supply system that vii
not raise taxes but viii cut water
rates. United states District aAttorneS
Summers Burkhart yesterday said
Il have a plan 10 sug1est which
believe Will enable Albuquerque "a
own the water plant and which VIII
Il not increase taxes. Will reduce the wa
Ter rate, and safeguard the taxpayers
against the possible dangers suggested
10y your editorial Of sunday morning
"All fear OF larger taxes or Of taxes
10 pay interest and sinking fund can
be done away with completely as ioi-
lows
"At the next session OF the leglsla-
ture. which meets in January, q law
TO all municipalities owning
public utilities can be- passed providing
for a non partisan public utilities com
mission to be elected at time other
than the general city election siS'ns
Il complete control over water plants.
etc. and authorizing il 20 fix water
rates but requiring II 70 80 TX sueh
rates 50 as to realize therefrom At least
sufficient money to pay the cost Of OPP
Grating the plant, interest and sinking
fund and provide that the money
from such rates, to the extent OF said
charges can be used for no other puf-
pose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-14

and healing begins.
Unless the trouble SIS
due to some serious
internal condition. T.
quickly clears away
ali trace Of eczema,
ringworm. pluplcs,
pr similar torment
ing. unsightly efup-
ton. leaving the