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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18
Attest: Chairm
A. f. WALKER, Clerk.

Adjourned session october 2S, 1916.
Present: Hon. Alfred Grunsfeld,
Chairman; NJ r. Springer and Poll
carpio Armijo Commissioners, A. r..
Walker. Clerk.
1t is ordered that warrants be drawn
in payment of the following approved
claims;
F. ]. Dye, screens at county Jail,
$4,000.
e. J. Dye, contract for repairs at
court house, $974.00.
f. ]. DYE, additional repairs at
court house, $465.10.
Geo, f. Hill, architects commission
$4,000.
Gibson Faw Lbr. Co., assignee, ac-
count painting contract at court mousse
$4,000.
Withers & Borem, balance on paint
ing contract, $332.S0. ...-
w. w Mcclellan, account painting
contract, $500.
A. e. walker clerk, stamped en-
velopes, S21.6S. -.,-..... =,
NJ. Williams, salary assistant clerH'
$500. III.
G. w. Brasher, salary deputy clerk
1894. .-..--
J. Z. Romero, assistant janitor
$42.10. -,.....
Lucy NJ. Harris, salary assistant
clerk. $500.
T. K. D. Madison, salary deputy
clerk, 10000.
Election proclamation issued for the
general election to be held November
z 1915. same to be published In the
Morning Journal, Evening Herald ana
La Bandera Americana.
A resolution is adopted appointing
Judges of election for the election to
be held November Z.
The petition of Rev. Pietro and II.
Blueher for permission to connect
with the sewer Is granted.
The treasureT's report for Septem-
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FOR SALE

SS,500-5-room brick, modern, sleep
ing porch, good cellar, furnace
heat; highlands, close in.
81, 600-5-room frame cottage, mod
ern, corner lot, South walter street;
$500 cash, balance Z per cent.
$l,500-4-room bungalow. bat h,
glassed-in sleeping porch. corner
lot, Attn ward.
$2,300-5-rOom frame, modern, two
sleeping porches, good outbuild-
ings, 4th ward.
81 ,6O0--6-room frame, modern,
sleeping porch, garage, two blocks
from Central avenue, on highlands.
2,650-5-room bungalow, modern,
lawn, shade and fruit trees, good
outbuildings, lot 50x1SO; good loca-
ton, Fourth ward.
Many other bargains in improved
and unimproved property.
A. FlLEISCHIlER
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
III South Fourth Street
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xo u1CUER PRICE FOR THIS

while food and clothing have ad'
,onced in cost, it is well for the sick
,bat the prices of such reliable fam
'%" remedies as Foley Kidney Pills are
not increased. Persons in moderate
Dircunstances find doctors bills hard
", ~ nav in the easiest of times. Don't
uogIect weak, tired or disordered kid
news Foley Kidney Pills cost little
and relieve backache, pains In sides
and loins, sore muscles, stiff joints,
rheumatic pains and annoying bladder
trouble. Royal Drug Company.
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POUND SALE

IN Monday, December 18th, 1916,
:. fo.OO a. m, in front Of .the city
a. AN will sell one bay horse about
"a years old; will weigh 200 pounds,
dhout IA hands high, both back feet
ahite. with white star in forehead;
tronded on left thigh.
p'"' j. r. GALUSHA,
City Marshal.
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Commissioners Proceedings.

Adjourned session September 8,
Present: Hon. A. Grunsfeld, Chair
man. NJ. r. Springer and Policarpio
trmtio, commissioners; A. E. Walker,
Clerk.
many be authorized to trim trees in the
pubiic roads that interfere with tele-
phone wires.
The clerk is instructed to advertise
for bids for extending the county
sewer southwark.
The application of p. Rodda for re-
tail liquor license is denied
The Board appoints members of
boards of registration for the various
precinCts of the county.
County Surveyor Ross is instructed
10 confer with Supt T. l.. Myers as to
probable cost of increasing size Of the
main Alameda dyke.
warrants are ordered drawn in pay
ment Of the following approved
claims
Gertrude Walker, salary deputy
clerk, $S3.34.
MaibeIe williams, salary assistant
r X. D. Madison, salary deputy
Lucy NJ Harris, salary assistant
clerk, $500.
Ira Ritter. guard at city Jail, $3.50.
Tomas S. Chavez, constable fees,
S125.
Green Watson, meals served to
guards, $3.50.
O. X. Knight, damages account
widening road. $500.
A. Montoya, superintendent schools,
balance on expenses to New York,
$4,000.
Approved.
Adjourned
ALFRED GRUNsFELD,
Attest Chairman,
A. E. WALKER. Clerk.
Called session September %, 1916.
Present: Hon. Alfred Grunsfeld,
Chairman; M. r.. Springer and Poll
carpio Armijo, Commissioners; A. f..
Walker, Clerk
Ordered treasurer transfer $4,000
from salary fund to general county
fund
The following claims are disalIow-
ed, viz;
Rosenwald Bros, $40.65.
Pitt Ross, $2700.
Pitt Ross $4,000.
Pitt Ross, $3.50.
Pitt Ross. $4,000.
The treasurer's report for August
1916, is approved.
After hearing a committee from the
grand jury it is ordered that the win
doWs in the wOmens ward at the
county Jail be screened.
ordered that warrants he drawn in
payment of the following approved
claims:
Treasurer state Fair association,
advertising resources and exhibiting
products of Bernalillo county, $5,-
10000. ,,.
Fred Crollott, burial of old soldier,
Bers Livery Stable, livery hire,
$500.
VIM. Wilcox, services as stenogra-
pher in j. p. court, $3.50.
DR.. l.. G. Rice, autopsy $500.
Jesus Romero, sheriff, boarding
prisoners, $503.50,
A. Montoya superintendent schools,
balance on salary, $5.04
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine
Works, five pieces casing, $l4.5O.
J. A. Reidy autopsy, $4,000.
Pablo Griego, inquest, $3.50.
Espiridion Garcia, inquest, $3.50.
Jno b. Burg, account premium paid
on bond, $500
st. Joseph's sanitarium, board for
Aurelia Gurule. $10.75.
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Adolfo Salas, salary special officer,
$500.
j. Romero, sheriff, boarding pris-
oners, $6SS.00.
Jaffa Grocery CO., groceries, $500,
Jno. a. Thirion, mattresses and
quilts, $1,000.
Adolfo Salas, salary special officer,
August, $500.
Civic Betterment league, account in
digents, s55.51.
Shufflebarger Transfer Co., burying
dead horse. $500.
Shufflebarger Transfer Co., drayage
on pipes, $100.
Rosenwald Bros, clothing and sup
plies at jail $S,G5,
Rosenwald Bros, carpet, linoleum,
etc, $227GS.
Fred Crollott, burial of three pau
pers, $500.
w p. Metcalf, premium on bond
probate judge, $500.
Joe Del Frate, assignee, interpret
ing, $500,
A. Montoya, superintendent schools
postage stamps. $500.
A .Montoya, superintendent schools,
salary $4,000.
f. b. Heyn, assessor, expenses be-
fore tax commission, $4,000.
F. 3. Heyn, assessor, salary, ST.
10000.
G. w. Brasher salary deputy clerk,
SS3.8S.
NJ Williams, salary assistant clerk,
$500.
J. r. Rivera, interpreting J. P.
court, $500
NJ Mandell, treasurer, salary
$4,000.
NJ. A. Sippel deputy, salary $4,000.
Nestor Montoya, report cards,
$500.
Nestor Montoya, publishing deln-
quent tax list. etc, $71S.32.
Romulo Urban, guard at city jail,
$500.
Anastacio Romero, interpreting,
$500.
Policarpio Sanchez, J, p. court fees
$500.
Policarpio Sanchez, ]. P court fees
1855.
Al Coleman, expenses inspector
weights and measures, $4,000.
Torbio Archuleta, J. p. court fees
$l3.40.
Water Supply Co., water, $16715.
J. Romero, sheriff, p. O. box rent
$1.OO.
Procopio Garcia material and labor
at county jail, $500.
w H. Burke. constable fees, 1926
Mountain states Tel. Co., telephone
service. $3.50.
w. w. Mcclellan, J. p. court fees,
$22A15.
r. DeBlassie, glazing at county Jail,
$1,000.
r. x. D. Madison, deputy clerk,
$4,000.
l.. NJ. Harris, assistant clerk, $500
Policarpio Armiio, commissioner,
salary and expenses, $4,000.
NJ. r, Springer commissioner sal
airy, $4,000.
4. Grunsfeld, commissioner, salary,
100000.
l. a. Perea, interpreting, $l4.00.
d. +. Salas, J. p. court fees, 100000.
j. Romero, sheriff, kilograms, taxi
hire, etc, $5O.24.
j. Romero, sheriff, kilograms, taxi
hire, etc. $76.02.
Zion Office\Supply Co, numbering
machine, $6.67.
NJ. Mandell, treasurer postage, tel
egrams, etc, $3.50,
A. +. Walker clerk salary $4,000. |
NJ. Duran, salary, janitor, $4,000.
J. r. Armijo, interpreting, $21.0O.
w. c. Hope, county health officer,
salary, $4,000.
Crescent Hardware Co., supplies,
$13.S5.
H. b. Weller & Co., groceries for
indigents, $500.
Pablo Lujan, Interpreting j. p.
court, $4,000.
j. Romero, supplies at Jail, $4,000.
Morning Journal, publishing delin-
quent tax list, etc, $7O4.22.
Adjourned.
Approved.
ALFRED GRUNSFELD,
Attest Chairman.
II WA KER Clprly
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Adjourned session october H. 1916.
Present: Hon. A. Grunsfeld, Chair
man. NJ. r. Springer and Policarpio
Armiio, Commissioners; A. +. Walker
Clerk.
Ordered that warrants be drawn in
payment of the following approved
claims:
Ramon D. Ortiz, constable fees,
$28.94,
DR.. NJ. X. Wylder. county physician
salary and autopsy, $500.
J. s. Beaver, coal and wood, $4,000.
]. Korber & Co., repairs on Jail,
$2725.
Albright & Anderson, record books,
etc, $67.45.
Grimes Strassforth Co., pens, $40,
Imperial Laundry, towel supply
$3.50
Excelsior Laundry towel supply
$3.50
strong's Book store, drinking cups,
etc, $10.75.
Chas Ufeld Co, light globes and
! toilet paper $1425.
j. S. Bowdieh, cement walks
| $8OO.2O.
p. Ross, inspecting county survey
$4,000.
P. Ross inspecting river work,
! $4,000.
b. RUPEE medicines, etc, $32.8O
Geo r. Craig, J, p. court fees,
| $32.8O
p. Ross, county surveyor, pay roll,
flood work, $27735.
c. D. Brorein, assisting county sur
veyor. $500
Lyle Vincent, assisting county sur
veyor, $500,
w J. Templeton, assisting county
surveyor, $1.00.
f. c. Portcrfield, assisting county
surveyor, $100.
]. Romero, sheriff, special deputies,
state fair 10000.
S. Crollott, interpreting, $500.
City Albuquerque, account fire de-
partment. $4,000.
Petition of d. Hoch to close alley
running east and west in block 2, Jesus
Apodaca addition No. 2, Is granted.
ordered citations issue requiring
Manuel Chavez Padillu and Juan
Montoya to appear before the board
November 3 and show cause why they
should not be required to move their
fences 50 as to make road thirty feet
wide.
In the matter of the petition of Ben
ArmijO and thirty-twO others for the
opening of a road running north from
the Candelarias road, Juan Olguln, j,
p Jacobson and Carmel Grande are
appointed a board of reviewers to view
said road on November II, 1916, and
report to this board.
The clerk is instructed to notify the
chairmen of the different political
parties that this board will appoint
iudgcs Of election on october 28 1915.
Adjourned to October 2S, 1916.
Approved
ALFRED GRUNSFELD,
('bo
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FOV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TOR SATT OK TRADE.

FOR REST-Glraso Tor small ear. iol south
Nigh.
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FoP SALE on TRADE-For city or ranch
property. a g0gd profitable business for
one or two people VIII take about 1850.
Address y IT,. Journal office.
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Adjourned session october 10, 1916.
Present: NJ. r. Springer and Poll
carpio Armijo, Commissioners; A. e,
Walker, Clerk.
Adjourned to october IL, 1916.
Approved.
NJ. r. SPRINGER,
Attest. Commissioner.
A. e. WALKER. Clerk.
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Der is approycd
Adjourned TO November 1915
Apnroved
ATEpED rprNtot,t,rn
Attest. Chairn1n
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$3.50.
2. Ross, county surveyor, pay roll,
flood work. $23G.25.
Adjourned to October 10.
Approved.
ALFRED GRUNSFELD,
Attest: Chairman.
A. e. WALKER. Clerk.
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For sALE---Nancnee.
TIME CARDS

EDWARDS AUTO SERVICE,
Socorro. n. NJ
Trlps TO Any Point Any Time, Wire or
Phone for Information at MY Expense
MInklnr HnLeI. Sueorr0. N. M.
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InR nENT-Ilnrni-hcd Monse..

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FOR EENT-tn Washington apartments,
viii lease cosy furnished apartment for
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party J-H. journal office, or phone ms.
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TOOKKEEPEE Experienced booitkeePer
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FOR SALE-Furniture.

FOR SALE Beautiful rucaaailn walnut
bedroom suit. 40 West Roma. Phone
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TYPFWRTTFI,s

ALL KINDS both new and second hand.
bought, sold, rented ana repaired. Albu-
querque Typewriter Exchange. Phone 9H
l2e south Fourth street
Evening star., 1916-08-23
SETS WORLD RECORD.
Lee Axworthy Covers Mile in
2.Oo14 at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. August 23.-While
two favorites were winners yesterday
in the grand circuit races at North
Randall, surprises were plenty, out
siders and dark" horses getting their
share of the money.
In addition to some exceptionally
fast racing and hard-fought brushes,
the crowd of 5000 was thrilled when
Lee Axworthy trotted an exhibition
mile in 2.00A. breaking the world
record for stations by three-quarters
of second. The record. 2.01, was held
by The Harvester.
Charley Valentine and Sister Strong
gave the talent a humping in the 2.18
trot, Sister Strong winning the first two
heats and the race in handy fashion, al
though the third heat was taken by
Brescia, the favorite.
Dieumeter, the favorite in the 2.12
pace, had little trouble in winning the
two opening miles and the race, but in
the third heat Tommy Murphy with
The problem shot across in the lead and
got second money in the summary.
In the Glenville three-yeard-old trot
Harrod's Creek, a Kentucky horse and
the favorite, won in two straight heats.
The 2.05 pace was fiercely contested
from start to finish. it requiring four
heats to determine the winner. Ray
Richmond gaining that honor by reason
of taking the second and fourth heats
and getting within the money in the
third Judge Ordmonde, the favorite.
won the opening mile, but after that
was unable to get in front
Evening star., 1916-08-23
CONNIE DOYLE DEFEATED.
Richard Harte 0utplays Local Tennis
Crack in Singles.

Conrad B. Doyle, the premier tennis
player of the District, lost his match
I in the third round of the Meadowbrook
singles yesterday to Richard Harte. the
former Harvard foot ball player. in
three sets, Doyle winning the second
Doyle's severe cut stroke bothered the
versatile Harte, but putting on an ex-
ira head of steam he forged ahead to
a 60 victory in the final set Connie
Will spend the rest of the time before
the national championship starts in
practicins his strokes and in getting
used to the grass courts. He is slated
to meet Karl II. Behr, one of the best
or the eastern brigade, Monday morn
ing at 11:30 O'Clock, in the first match
or the championship. The New York
papers evidently think highly of Doyle's
playing, for one of them speaks of him
as one OF the leading players of the
country, and boosts him as the man
who beat George Church earlier in the
season and came within a point of de-
! feating r Norris Williams here in
April
When the Harvard tennis team was
here last spring one of the players
who saw Doyle in his match with Will
I liams made the statement that he
thought that if Connie had the time to
compete in the Journeys Immediately
pFeceulHB the nalloHdl cndl plOnSnlp ne
would cause an upset when the date
for the classic at Forest Hills rolled
around.
Maurice E. Mclaughlin, former ma
tional champion, defaulted his first
round match to Reginald Cook, and
will devote his time to preparing for
the singles championship and the dou-
bles challenge round, in which four
western players will compete, the pres
ent holders of the title, William John
ston and Clarence Griffin, meeting Nc
Loughlin and Ward Dawson Monday
for the championship.
Evening star., 1916-08-23
ter not take chance of climbing the
hills in the hot weather.

The qualifying round for the Rodman
Wanamaker trophy tournament, the
first event under the auspices of the
new Professional Golfers Association.
which probably will be played in Balti-
more, will find all the local profess
sionals in action with the possible ex-
ception of Fred Mcleod. who has an
nounced that he will compete in no
more tournaments this year. 1t is very
possible that the money offered for the
winner of the tourney, the largest
single amount ever given to the win
ner of pro tourney in this country,
will tempt Mcleod out Of his retire
ment. This section includes all the
country between here and Wilmington
and south to Florida, and in this part
of the country are found such well
known pros as Jim Barnes end Charley
Hoffner of Philadelphia, who tied with
Walter Hagen for first place in the
Metropolitan open: Wilfred Reid,
the diminutive English professional OF
the Wilmington Country Club. and. get
ting farther south, Eddie Loos of the
Mecklenburg Club of Charlotte. who
was here last week All these men VIII
mike the local players hustle if they
expect to obtain n place in the match
rounds, which will be played at the
Siwanoy Country Club, the home or
ganization of Tom Kerrigan, one of the
foremost pros of the east.
Evening star., 1916-08-23
SISTERS RIVALS AT GOLF.
Miss Rosenthal and Mrs. Beifeld to
Meet in Western Title Play.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, August "a
Two sisters won their matches in the
championship flight of the woman's west
ern golf tournament at the Kent Country
Club here yesterday and will play against
each other IN the second round today.
They are Miss Elaine Rosenthal. present
wsstsrn champion. and Mrs. Ernest l. Bel
fsld. both OF Ravisloe. Chicago
Miss Rosenthal eliminated Mrs z. r.
Hitcomb OF Milwaukee, up and s to
play. Mrs. Beifeld defeated Mrs F. S.
Colburn Of Glenview. Chicago, 8 up and
4 to 60.
The surprise Of the day was the defeat
of Hiss Ethel Chatheld Of Kiswaukee,
Sycamore. Ill. by Mrs. Fred C. Leets. jr..
o& Cincinnati Mrs Leets was down
with z holes to 60 She was 3 down at
the Afteenth, but. playing under par won
the lAst three holes. evening up the match
Each had~a chance to putt to victory on
The extra nineteenth. but each missed
and they halved with sixes Mrs Leets
took on the twentieth. while Miss
CAaf0eA stopped an approach and her
yaDu1te0t 8 eDel2aa dafea&,
Evening star., 1916-08-23
BY J. ED GRILLO.

Both Elmer Smith and Joe Leonard
made good yesterday. Had Manager
Fohl of the Indians been n spectator
At yesterdays fourteen-inning game he
undoubtedly would have felt that he
made a serious mistake when he part
cd with the two players mentioned.
1t was Elmer Smith who brought in
the two runs which gave the Nationals
a tie game Incidentally Smith probably
saved the game for his team when. in
the thirteenth inning, he covered a
great amount of ground and succeeded
in pulling down Miller's line drive,
which had all the earmarkS OF a triple.
Pratt followed with single. which.
but for Smiths splendid fielding. would
have given the Browns a victory
Smiths triple in the fourth sent
Milan over the plate and in the fifth
he tied the score when he singled with
two out and Foster on third.
Leonard hit safely the first two trips
to the plate and he also walked, which
paved the way for the tying run which
Foster scored in the fifth inning.
He had two opportunities to demon
state that he knows how to touch run
ners coming into his bag. and he also
went over close to the grandstand and
picked off foul at time when it
on the ground was neatly picked up,
but his throw to first was poor, he be-
ing too careful in heaving it across
the diamond. The error, however, did
not cost anything.
The chances are that Griffiths plan
to ascertain whether Ray Morgan is
suitable to be considered as the Ma
tionals' shortstop will have to be aban-
doned for the time being. Morgan, in
sliding into first base yesterday, again
injured the ankle he recently sprained
and the chances are he will be out of
the game for some time to come. Nc
Bride took his place in the game yes
terday and no doubt will appear in
both contests today.
Joe Judge played a clever game of
ball at first base. He figured in two
double plays, and in the second inning
stopped a threatening rally of the
Browns when with Pratt on second as
the result of a walk and Marsans on first
as the result of a hit. Severoid attempt
ed to sacrifice. Judge came in on a run,
caught the catcher's little liner and got
Il to Foster in time to double up Pratt
Judge did not get a hit. He hit the
ball hard on several occasions but
drove it at the opposing fielders In the
tenth he almost handcuffed Pratt with
a line drive.
There is remote chance that Maui