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him to fool himself about any Of these
things. His courage Is too candid for
him to try to fool the President or
anybody else. So his report Is largely
devoted to a relation Of what has hap
pened aimee the Government took over
the railroads on the first Of the year,
with a hopeful, not a positive, view
Of the problem.
Nevertheless, there is distinct
gain. as a war measure, clearly to be
seen and frankly to be acknowledged
In the increased work which the ex-
listing railway machinery Is made to
do under Government control. 1t Is
true that the public have never paid
90 much before for the service. 1t is
true that the public have never suf-
fered such Inconvenience since the
early '70s, the infant days Of rail-
reading. Not only do they, pay a
great deal more to have their freight
hauled and great deal more to have
themselves hauled as passengers. but
they do not get trains enough. They
do not get them in the hours they need
them. Sometimes they can get trains
and cannot get seats in them. They
are dumped out at junction stations
now and Compelled to wait hours for
connecting trains, whereas for years
they have been accustomed to climb
ing into their car and stepping out Of
1t again only when they reach their
destination. Many other tribulations
they endure.
1t Is an encouraging fact, however,
from the point Of view Of helping to
win the war, that because Of these
hardships imposed upon the shipping
and the travelling public the railroads
have been able to hit up, so to speak,
their productive output. Expressed In
railway terms, the revenue tonnage Of
last April was 34,250. 247, s14 miles, as
against 31.464,s 1897 1895 in the corre-
spending month of 1917. With only
81 per cent. more freight cars in ser
vice, more tonnage work was being
done by 80 per cent. The average
train was hauling 500 tons. as against
651 the previous year. The average
car was hauling a load Of 20.4 tons,
as against 25.7 tons. The revenue ton
miles for freight locomotives was 10
per cent. better.
Yet II private railway managers
had undertaken to achieve those re-
suits by the methods which the Gov
eminent has used they would have
been sent to Jail.
Nobody, railway owner, railway
manager, or anybody else, is going to
find fault with the Government in
this stress Of war for increasing traf-
fic capacity by whatever methods. To
help win the war We all want every
ounce of work to come out Of the
railroads that can be made to come
out Of them. But we may not for
get that nearly every bit of this i'm
proved capacity has come through
practices which were not permitted
by the Government to the private
managers-which never would have
been permitted by the Government to
anybody but itself. though the alter
native were the wreck and ruin of the
whole American railway system.
Wherefore, like the clear headed
and honest spoken Director General,
we must all wait, in this costly test
Of Government management, to see
whether II wins or loses for the
American people.
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In spite OF the scarcity Of paper the
National Academy of Sciences issues
Its Proceedings as usual. and 1t is
pleasant to observe. in the August
number. such racy subjects as THE
Taxonomic Position Of the Genus Ac-
tinomyces" and Autonomous Re-
sponses of the Labial Paaps.o of Ano-
donta."
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The speed with which the German
troops are retfeating and the vivacity
Of the Allied pursuit indicates that
both the Hun and the American SOL
der are impressed with the advantage
Of being home for Christmas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-10
Ashford Woods.

Ashford Woods to-day are all that Is
left OF what was once primeval forest
in Windham county, Connecticut. A road
running through them connects the ham
Colonel Thomas Knowlton, with Pomfret,
which claims General Israel Putnam as
a son.
In Ashford Woods Gods sunlight shines
Like placer gold. The ground Is strewn
With all the wealth of countless mlnes--
To timber these great trees were hewn
In Ashford Woods
There all the riches OF the world
Is freely given. A soushing breeze,
whore graceful green clad arms unfold,
caressss the 1.-THE forms OF countless
In Ashford Woods
God there pronounees without book or word
A moral code. For chancei hills,
Hymns reverent, inartioulate are heard
For organs music, ripping rllls.
In Ashford Woods.
In Ashford Woods are or eyed kline
Yoked. driven beasts. Men strive in haste
To touch and grasp the flne
Mlnted gold OF human waste
In Ashford Woods.
And high above the singing heads
OF Ashford trees-but bending low
To catch their music and the scent Of
meads-
Blue etheri God keep II 90
In Ashford Woods.
FIsDLAY sAcKsrr.
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Secretary LANSING indorses Al
SMITH. but with the President politics
liz adJourned--or will be when the
Georgia Senatorship is decided.
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He remains a British subject un-
less he has legally transferred his al
legiance to the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-10

The Bolsheviki have no stomach
for honest war. but hideous appetite
for brutal murder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-10
Elusive Finance.

stsiIa--Ars you saving money,
Bslia--welh every day I think OF more
things I don't buy.
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September IL is Der Tag.

A patent has been granted for an
illuminated door knob; but who, after
July /, will need such a thing?
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Omissions in Taxable List

Touching upon the omissions !. -
bill. Mr.. Moore said
For the dedication OF the millions 90
American voters who will he pleased 20
know they are not included within TIE
provisions OF this billiard | trust 10
one will attribute the omission 10 des'c
Il shall briefly refer to some OF the H.
dustries and activities OF American ln"
which the bill seemingly has overlooked f,
"F'lrs. and. foremost, cotton is not
taxed. In 1917 the cotton crop Corsiste u
OF 11,49g,930 bales OF 500 pounds, whi'i
at SO a bale would have produced e.
revenue S34,349, 100. a proposition wa
made In committee to tax cotton, but 10
received scant support
Second. consumption taxes are not IN
Cluded in this bill. on such commodities
as tea, coffee and sugar they might w.
levied at the custom house without '
front to the consumer, but that sugge 4"
ton also was not approved In committt ''
"And then II was suggested in cor -
mittee that the heavy tax on tnc'me a ]
corporations. which In the last analys
is a tax on business and industry, Gov
be relieved somewhat by moderate y
on gross sales. 1t was minated y
1000, 100000 could be raised in
manner and that such a tax, known I'd
me consumer. would prevent the ns"i'
proii,ecring by those who pretended
cover the taxes in the retail price. - ..
ministrative difficulties Killed the g.
sales suggestion.
Neither was a tax upon bank che 81,
estimated to raise $40 900 600, ravora y
considered. That would not have beer =
popular tax"
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London once, 4O-43 Fleet street.
Paris once, Rue de la Michodiere. on
Rue du Quatre septembre.
Washington office, Munsey Building.
Brooklyn once. Room 202, Eagle Build
ing, BOZ washiD n ton atreet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
HOOVER TEAM TEST
WAR; 7 RECIPES
At KORBER STORE
Demonstrations in Canning, Sub
mitted Women of State Through
New Mexico Ruralist, Prove
Profitable.

The wartime recipes submitted hv
Sew Mexico women ia the prize cun-
test which rs being conducted by NEW
MENICO RtRALIST, were tried out
at the demonstration given by the
Hoover team at knrbcrs Hardware
store this afternoon.
The splendid opportunity which
these demonstrations offered the
women Of the state 10 pass ON To- 9th
ers the results OF their experiences
with wartime cookery. has lcd TO
this cooperation hy the RURALIST,
Among the contest recipes tried out
this afternoon were Miss Katherine
Anglers Sorority Cookies Miss clio.
ria C~rawford's Bread Rolls for Meat
lcss pays." and q unique recipe for
''Chccsg Cake submitted and demon
strated hy Mrs. bernard Meyers. Mrs.
Frank Gordon's Baked Tamnlcs" and
sweet pickle" and recipes for so
papias" and "Mericnda submitted hy
Mrs Frank Hubhcll were also tried
out "a tho entire satisfaction OF an
who sampled them Judges IN tho
contest are Mrs. - 4 Mason. MS.
Arno Huning and Mrs. |. T.. Beckam.
Al mtur" denominations Of these
EI'RALiST contest recipes viii hc
held 10 tho Hoover kitchen.
In addition 10 The contest recipes.
an exceedingly profitable demonstra
ton in the canning ot oas beet and
chicken. soup and vegetables. and
fruit. was conducted by Mrs ArnO
HuninF. Mrs l. = Beckam and Mrs.
4. l.. Porter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
BEAR CANYON ROAD
STREWN THICK WITH
BIG ROOFING TACKS
Warning Out to Automobile priv.
ers to Look out for Tire Rippers,
County Authorities Asked TO
Investigate.

Wanted. b> the Bctunlillo county
shcritt'S office. the name n latest
address OF the m,In,st nan This
individual automobile owners SAY.
Is the party who some TIM" ru"Sdo,
evening scattered large numbers Of
extra size roofing tacks on the Bear
canyon roud.
The lacks, which are an inch long,
with fiat Weighted heads. landed IN
the roadway with the sharp cnda up
They we're scattered an across Tho
road. ana clearly with intent to get"
1u'o mobile tires because several p,u-
pie who motorcd out ON the Gear can
you road lest night came m NTH
specimens OF the lacks in All -four
tires.
.'ol u Is g. Sellers. to whom sew
1rd automobile drivers m distress
applied tor first and, as thcy hmpcd
In from the mesa last night. reported
the matter to the county authorize.
Colonel Sellers brought several sam
Piles ct th" taCks with him when re-
Iorting tn" case Motorists were
warned 10 keep or the DAD until
highway pcopl" could clcar up tn,
roofinG ucks his morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
Farmers Supporting
Rural Route Project

Farmers. fruit growers and ranch
mCn IN the ncighhorhood of A%lhuqusr-
qur are giving strong support to the
movement started several weeks ago
10y the Chamber Of Commerce and
Postmaster ChdS lsoobl for the cstah-
lishmont of a rural delivery route COW
oring hat part OF the llo Grandc vat
leg ndiNrCnt to the city. Influential
ranchmrn are calling daily at the post
office expressing their Willingness 10
cooperate toward working out q prnc-
tiCnble route
II has cen suggested that those in
tcrcstcd i'm tho rural delivery route
affiliate themselves with the goud
roads bureau of the chamber Of Com
mcrcc Tor the purpose OF securing al
extension Of the road running south
on the east bank OF the river from It's
present terminus to lslcta. The com -
plction of a few miles Of road just
north OF lslcta would. II Is said, be tho
connecting link In a circuit winch
would go Ear toward solving the prob
lem Of a rural delivery route, and also
provide a road very Tscful to farmers
and also 20 p~lca.lrc cars.
q. n. clark and J. Z. Young. owning
fruit ranches south OF the city, are on
,husiastic supporters at the rural route
plan.
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REGISTRATION TO
Be HELD TOMORROW
AND PLACES NAMED
All Men Who Have Not Registered
Between Ages Of IS and As, In
elusive, Must Fill Out Cards at
Places Announced by Board.

The ncrnalillu county dratt board
las announced the places where all
men who hSNc not registered between
the ages Of Is Und - must register
ioi the selcctiv, draft tomorrow.
Following are the REGISTRATION
places They viii be- open from
5o',lpok ~ the morning until . o'clock
at night;
first ward. seO North Second street.
Second ward eos South ittst street.
Third ward, al the tGamhcr o. CON
meroc building, and Fourth ward, at
the chs hall.
IN the count, men ere TO register at
'hc following places In Precinct !.
san Jose. at 1903 South Second street,
Precinct .. bel RIO. at the homo at
Edwa, la Sanchez. Precinct o, Ait-
media, at the store OF l.. k~cmpenich:
Precinct & Ranches lie Nlhuqucrque;
Precinct 0, Los Barolas, punicl tHaU-
non, Precinct q. Los lHdillas, Meme
trio SANCHEZ. Bias tandoNal. PrcciHc,
:. Til,rgs. ut the store OF lose Dom
mgucz: Precinct : at house %
Primitive Caudolar,a. 1T Duranss,
Precinct .. Nrmiiu. at the home uf
David Mot2gar; Precinct 10, EscabOs1,
fllimCnu Mora: Precinct -, rHrmr,-
10, NJ chavez: Precinct -. Qua Albu
Vucrquc. Ht the court house. Precinct
ii san %lrnacio. Nicolas Herrera
Precinct IS. san barbara, Henry
Gleason. Precinct 80, la rIJora, Jose
n-omlrgu'z: Precinct IS, SAN Anton o,
AZ the house of tpiftnio Garcia Pre-
ciuct IS. AtrisCo. Mariana Sabcdia,
Precinct g. Chiltli, at the store ct
Raymond 4. chavez. and Precinct 80.
the same a- Precinct =.
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FOR the money lot Of it-but %
Blake were very rich perhaps he
would give up his work, At least he
might give up doing portraits and
spend the time with me.
.trs. Iambort's portrait was nearly.
finished. went over to the studio
one afternoon expecting To iiud Blake
alone. but she was Their, with several
OF her friends.
They were anxious to see the pc.
turc before u was sent to the hoG-
pital,' hitkc explained ds he INTRO
duccd me
It's a perfect shame to have such
q lovely thing nung VA Il hospital Do
Mrs Perry said
That's jus; IN, way ! feel the
man she spoke to returned
Why not have another one at
one IN tho same position fur Nj
sell. Marion Mrs Perry uucricd.
u would iouk wonderful over the
u,utcl tu NguI uraWlrg room"
That's right, "a should do It,
Mrs Lambert" Harpr~ Sorth, who
was ~ of the party. added. ! had
boon glad 10 sec Harper. hut nov was
ANNOYED hat h. was there because
he also had advocated another por.
trait: which would mGn OF course
continued sittirgs
Nv does the picture go TO the
lfNtiil'NN NNkfU I|NNN Us Si1N
brought in tea and cakes 50 Blake
bad expected item, I Thought raih
fully Expected them amt had not told
me Nor had me invited me to b,
with them
Tomorrow" Mrs Lambert told me.
Tn, committee is to hc then, 20 &C..
CCiNo It.
soto iust tutu gave me tea. Hs
dark eyes flashed a meaning look into
mine. gone IN . second What could
he mean had httl" tine to puzzle
over ~ however. rs Harper Noith
tIm" q, cr 70 me aud devoted himself
as usual 10 entertaining me
You don't Ike the port, AT. he
said
IT IN very loN gl,'
But for some reason YOU don't
like a. he insisted jealous OF TINS
sitter. too" he ltughcu In q teasing
way as YOU we're OF coli, Meredith.
Poor %INorSon' lie VA have 10 ave
up painting lovely ladies it You are
going to BE Jealous OF them all"
stop ON nonsense" was In
no mood 10 be- tcaVrd was furious
~ what ! considered a ihrnt m that
I had not beer told OF Blakc's cN.
pcctcd guests.
IT'S not r%orsrps" Yea are Jealop'
and ! am glad Of IT,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
Rotarians Give "Send
Off" to Bert Skinner

\ scnd-otf expressive of the high
esteem IN which he ~ held hN his ecl-
low citizens was given hN the Rotar-
fans To Bert skinner, who left last
night for Camp Taylor a. Louisville.
Ky, where he Is Ia train for q com.
mission The members OF the Rotary
club, accompanied 10y n group from
the chamber Of Commerce. We're az
T. station 10 bid him farewell Just
Ak he was boarding tho train an off
cial Rotary passport was presented
him hy the secretary ~ the club. This
passport viii give him entree into any
Rotary club wherever it nay he and
they are found IN almost every tar
sized city Tn England. and evcn ~
PARIS. whore one has been established
10y the Rotdrtans who nave gons over
there since the beginning OF the war
MI skinner was ON the board "t 81
rectors of the Rotary club and was a
prominent member ~ the 'hamhet
OF commerce" taking an lct'" par
~ all movements fur M" h"tirIn''h'
of IA" ,itN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
US. DATTtfpLANE
NOT COMING HERE
TELEGRAM STATES
Government Cannot Spare Bomb.
ing Plane Long Enough TO Stop
Mt Any Cities Not on the Line
Of Flight.

Albuquerque viii not lie on the
rout. of the great hattlcplane that Is
To fly from Houston, Ten, to Denver,
colo. during the Fourth Liberty
Loan drive
The Chamber OF commerce endcdv-
oreG tu have the hnitlrpltnc stop here.
the need of the plane az the training
school would prevent II stopping at
many elite, AS II must return to the
training camp as soon ~ possible ar
ter leaving Houston.
Following Is the telegram received
today from Major " ~ Frank, rom.
mandiug officer at Ellington Field,
near Houston
Relative t. your wire received
yesterday We are sorry 10 say that be
cause " urgent necessity FOR mach
ines here for training purposes the
bombing plane Tor the flight from
here to Denver can he spared Tor a
very limited length uf time, 50 II Will
u" impossible Tor Us 10 accommodate
towns and cities other than those
along the line Of flight
The Chamber Of Cuumcrc, hero
hoped they could have Albuquerque
added to the route tu be taken los the
bombing plane which viii distribute
Liberty Loan literature as IL flies to-
ward Denver
The plane will stop at waco. Fort
Worth Wichita Falls Amarillo. clay.
ton, Trinidad. Pueblo and Colorado
Springs, and then Denver. on ~ re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
Auto Springs. all makes, korhcr Co
Fnnr.O TnxI snrNIre IMnnr 40

Aut9 springs, all makes, hoin'i 20
Four-O Tax service fhonc co.
Pay your ddes TO the ".bIt' club
Tho Ladies' Md Society of tu. ,ur
grtgauunJl church Will meet With
Mrs William HrtDc r1d South EiIih
street tomorrow Afternoon ot 81"
O'Clock
The Womcu's Homc and Foreign
MIssiouur, soti,ttrs will meet rhurs-
day afternoon al 8 O'Clock az the
home OF Mrs g. a. iicld,r t-' N"tin
sixth street BrrL 100 an Wi,v uoN'a
FOR tIe foreign society
First Lieut. "iili' drummer aviator
IN the 4. \ ar service mas written
his parents tha Do, has been ordered
TO report for dutN az A. A \ T.
France lie Saw o. thrilliug hut ur
successful night 'ard on laris aud
met q number ct Albuquerque boN
An arc lookiup zine
Mrs Ralph T. Weller of TULSA
okla, is visiting in Albuquerque.
Gilbert Jones ct kansas cts is 90
Albuquerque" on business.
john ToWbs, registrar of the fhtrtl
ward. is tu need Hi volunteers Goo help
him at tho chamber OF commerce
building ON registration d"N Sopt'tu
her ~. FROM Z 20 m until % g. W 40
experience, ~ necessary. 800 % kuuwl-
edge of spanish would Doe uacful
Miss June and Mise Uvlcn Nrrht
ct Fort Summer are IN N~ihulutrtu'
attending tho busturss college, dnu
are staying Jt thc home of M'H j i.
Bowycr. 2Og South Ntno
\ Hoover demonstration Was rit.
en- Yesterday hN Mrs n. T.. Sims, Mrs.
". J. HYDE and Mrs. i,uss Merritt 10
the home OF Mrs. Pedro Romero ai
Alameda
Miss katherine Conway returned
Yesterday from Sew York. whore she
has been visiting relatives Tor sew
,ru weeks.
Mrs Frank \ Huubcli. &c.. return.
I'd today from 70 three, weeks visit
with her family 100 Maryland
Bob Adams Of Nuuutifuafr ls I'
the siiN on business
Judge NJ. &C. N,cchIm lett thus
morning tor So,orro accompanied 10y
". D. NcWcomb ard " H. illl
Mrs T.. '. Grimm cot Kansas city
is visiting 10 The citN
Adiui,ut General Jam,s U.,g of
Santa Re ~ to attend the uooting u'
the Fust New McNi,u monte guards
tomorrow night
Il T. Hughes ot Topeka is iu Al
]buqucruuc on busincss
Mir. and Mrs. Homer Martin ut Uur-
leg. y NJ, arrived BOO the city this
morning
! Nh. ana Mrs. 4. T.. Walker returned
last night from % two months visit m
California.
Dr. 'Edg1r J.. Hcwctt he eminent
irChcologist of Santa Fo. will speak
at the Rotary club tomorrow on he.
half OF the Chtldrtn'S YEAR campaign
being conducted by Mrs MaA Nord-
haus
Ills father. r.. I. podson proprie-
tor of the podson garage ON North
Fourth street. has been informed oi
the promotion of Harry budson Co ht
second lieutenant. assigned 20 motor
truck division. Young budsou Is now
stotioncd at Atlanta, GA. Il, has been
I'm the service since carly iu the war
Dr. T. L. Enluc president OF the
/ New Mexico Norr.pi sChuo' at Silvc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
ANNOUNCE JUDGES
FOR REGISTRATION
IN ALL PRECINCTS
County Commissioner Select Men
for Coming Registration and
Name Places Where Election
Will Be Held.

Tue county commissioner have ap.
pointed registration Judges AID hay,
named the places where rcg%istratiuu
- 10 be held IN the different pre-
tsncts. Following are 'hc judges.
Precinct CSUn JOSEF -NiCtOIinu
SANCHEZ. pornrio Sadc,ra, i. : Bow
crs liousc OF justice oi the peace.
Precinct . ODcl iIo)-ProCopio
ArmiIo, Mariana Garcia. Eduardo
Sanchos HOUSE OF Julian Nrmiio.
Precinct 81 (Alamodal q Falkcn-
uoh. Rumald, MontuNa A%poda,a,
justo rruiillo. store of NcmpcniCh
Precinct 4 GianChos de %Albuqucr-
quob- Pedro Romero. Glas Saudoval
Nmbrusio IamorH. House of Pedro
Romero
Precinct 3 OiIarclasl Melton cor
IOWA. Elfcgu SaiRzar 'csdrio Rom
'io. House OF Justice of peace.
Precinct q G'adiildsl Marcclino
sanchez. Clomente padilla. l.utimio
NOntoya. House of justice OF peace
Precinct : tSan AntUnio) -Ncnccs-
lado Gticgo. Jacolo BaCt. Jesus Gar
eta. House of Nensesltdu Griogo.
Precinct S dos GriegoS) Max
Guiictr,z. Grcgorio Garcia. a. NJ. Pc
droncclli House OF David petca.
Precinct . CRanchos he Atfisco)
AmlroslO Nrmilo, J"cobo ArthiJo,
Nndriauo Sanches. House OF Severe
S0Hchcs.
Precinct 10 -CEscobosa) Frank
Mora. guirino Coulter, Francis Fran
GEAR. House OF FilouI"-. Mora.
Precinct II Cpajarito) Nicodcmus
+. chavez ponaciuno Lobato. Cipria-
no Ssnchcs House OF NicodCmus
,haVez.
Precinct - CDistrict D--A, W
Hayden. \ Dc Tullto. Juan y Mon
tuya. once IN Y. NJ -. 4. building.
First street md Central Vcnue
Precinct - district 2)--Al Cole
man, l. D. Garcia. " " Mcclellan.
National Investment company office,
lO2 North Third street
Precinct ~ COld Town -Carlos
T. ArmiJo. Tomas Werner. Charles
Mann, store Of Jesus Romero.
Precinct ~ (San Ignacio) -NichO-
las Herrera. Diego \. Armijo, Nico-
LIS Mares. House of Nicolas Herrera
Precinct Is tSanta Itarbnra)-Si
mon Garcia. Henry Gleason, Abran
Gutierrez. House OF Torivio Archu-
lota.
Precinct % tTijeras) Dom.
inEu.2. Federico Nuancs, Daniel Her
rcr0. Store OF % Domingucz.
Precinct 20 tSan A%ntonito) Epi.
ianio Garcia. Manuel Gonzales y
Lopez. Pillar Trujlllo. House Of JUS
uCr ot peace.
Precinct 20 Cpictr,ct ID. =. IL
der. Sam Portcrfield. u. II. Boat.
right. AlNaradO Pharmacy, First and
Gold.
Precinct 80 tDistlict . '--Felip,
Gurulc. Arthur e. culver. Al Fleis.
cher. Oftl Albuquerque Title Guar.
ante. company 21s West Gold.
Precinct rs CAtrsco)-J. T. Her,
rcra. Marina Sabcira. Adolfo Con.
saloz. House OF ! r. Herrera.
Precinct "a ,ChllD-AnastaOC
Gutierrez. Sutclo ApodGca. lose -
Maldonado. House Of A|nastacio Gu.
. ticrrCZ.
Precinct 30 Ouranos)-Carlos ~
Garcia. PRIMITIVE Cahdclaria. Fraul
SaNcdr.. House OF justice of peace.