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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
NOn-Partisan Boards.

Non partisan boards are required. It iS not to the credit of the dominant political party in this state that such a constitutional provision is necessary. but it iS just to the people who con Stitute and support the government. The doctrine that official salaries are political spoilS, and that all appointive Q cialS and clerks are political spoils- men. s vicious and dangerous. The members of all boards should be selected and retained for their dem onStrated fitness, efficiency and in tegrity. and not because they may be used to accomplish personal or par tiSan ends
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
Taxation.

Taxation. the most important que>- ton of all. received more conSidera- tion than any other. and the provision of the present constitution which re- GuireS that taxes should be ad Va lorem. equal and uniform, was adopt ed with an added provision authoriz- ing the segregation of the taxes on public utilities. corporation and Spe- citic taxes for >tate purposes. When such segregation can be made the real and personal property of the individ- ualS of each county will he taxed onlt for local purposes The ma aNmum tax rate for state. county. city and school purposes k the same as now, with the same provision for existing indebted ness aS was made in 1874
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
HON. T. C. M'RAE
 DISCUSSES PRO- POSED MEASURE
Member of the Constitutional Con- yention Appro1es York of the Law
 'nakers-Hopes it Will be Ratified.
By Thomas (. McRae.

intend to for it and trust that it will be ratified by the people
 The constitution of 1874 is justls and strongly entrcnched iii the atfec tieHN of the people of this state. AT ter many tests of strength in the re- cent convention t was accepted aS model for the New one. and no elanges were made in the old one eN- eept for good reaSons. Itst friends proposed the greater part of the changes that are to be voted upon. All of these may not be desirable. but considered as Il whole. the good great ly preponderatpS over the bad and doubtful. The greater part of the new k copied from the old.
 l will not undertake to call atteE- tion to all of the new provisions. This baS been done in the address of the committee on submission, which should be read by every voter.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
Judicial Department.

The judicial department will be re- lieved by an increase of two in the judges ot the Supreme Court. that eeurt will be allowed to sit in depart mentS and eu hanc, it may assign cir cult judges to other districts than those in which they reside. the aboli- ton of the fee system for prosecuting attorneys authorization of Il verdict by fve-siXthS of jury in civil and miSdemeanor cases, change of venue to an adjoining county. whether in or out of the district. and juvenile courts hereafter justice will he more speedy and less expensive.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
Education.

The education article is one of the best to be found in any of the state constitutions. It has the approval of the best educators in the United States. and ought to do much to in
 prove our system. In addition to the taxes now authorized. all iaad> now owned or that may he acquired hy 'e, state are to be held in trust for the permanent school fund With
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
Suffrage and Prohibition.

Tle most just and important of the new provisions are hat the right h vote or hold office shall not be denied or abridged n p.tat of sex. and the prohibition against 5he manufae ts#4e, importation and sale of intoxi- rating liquors. Both of these as far as cculd be received legislative Sana= ton. and She latter has had emphatic popular approval
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
Bonds.

Bonds are prohibited except for eX- iSting indebtedness of the state. q county or city. or for necessary pub- lie improvement. and in all eases must be authorized by the affirmative vote of 50 per cent of the qualified cleo tors
 It will he necessary for many of the counties. cities and districts to issue bonds to pay their debts, and in order that they may have the larg- est possible market and that the bonds may be sold at the lowest rate of interest. all bonds hereafter issued are exempt from taxation, and all prior and future issues are made available for the investment of the funds of domestic insurance com ,anies
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21

In damp, chilly weather there is al ways large demand for Ballard's Snow Eminent because many people who know by experience its great re lieving power in rheuma tie aches and pains, prepare to apply 1t at the first twinge. Sold by Guthrie Drug Store
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
Cash Basis Hereafter.

The new constitution requires that for ordinary eypenseS in tine future the state, counties and cities must ii"e w.;h,n tae,r income. and t!4cs lgc prohibited from creat tins debts or
 ,,a.s a4a, Ii, i, ot supreme 'n.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21

Large trial Bottle of Sanol for 35c. Sanol is family remedy. Sanol is sold on an absolute guarantee Re member if it says Sanol it is all right. 50c and $1.00 at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21

rertanee to the tax payers It is q fundamental, wise rule for states, counties and cities never to make l debt without making provision to pay it.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
Initiative and Referendum.

The provisions for the initiative bt CT for the reference of laws ta tHe neople are very mHch more lib- er+l and economical than those of the amendment to the present constitu- ton.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21

proper administration. under this the state should rapidly reduce hef fright ful illiteracy.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
, RHEUMATIC REMEDY

$ -: .yas.3-, oyer other .aa.- rctl. ,.2,.-.acj .i~3 ia he tAc; -. .>.- -. .1-.,-:3 ta2 5tocsach. na. ee~i .2sa ~ cr.:s1 a.,y cured . @-.i a::~. 2a1 more than one = al C-a,- Bed Cross Remedies .2.d --. 7 s'- --,.-.,, -, =, ::2ad c-....J by
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
Banl, and Insurance Department.

The bank and insurance depart mentS are made permanent, hut the expense of them must be paid by fees and assessments collected from the banks and insurance companies.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-11-21
Labor and Statistics.

Iu behalf of labor all the provis- ions of the present constitution ar" retained and in addition bureau ef labor and statistics k created. and l workman's compensation law iS au- thorized
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
WAY HAS
BEEN FOUND TO GET
BY ROAD LAW JOKER
Commerce Chamber Roads Blu.
reau, in Meeting With Highway
Commissioner, Plans to Garry
Out County Road Program.

Following a meeting last night of
ihc good roads bureau of the cham
Der 81 Commerce. with Eugene kom
penich. member of the state highWa,
commission, u was stated that n WAS
believed u way had been found 10
got around the Joker in the state
highway law. which eliminates this
county o participation In the dis
trlhutton of state highway funds, by
tho exclusion of Aihuqucruuc's Valu.
alton from the distribution on a bass
OF assessed valuation OF the counties.
II was disclosed hy Mr.. kcmpcntrh
that 20 per cent OF the state highway
iuud is at the disposal of mrmucra
uf the commission. for construction OF
state projects which the commission
funds necessary. The commissioner
understands the needs OF Bcrunltllo
county and desires TO assist IN curty-
ms out the program planned,
II BcrnalillO county VIII made q !
min levy for road work. under the
provisions of the special defense act.
% viii produce s15.7b0. This. II is
nov believed. viii he matched with
state and federal roa aid, which
will produce a total Of SIZE 600 in
two Years. or enough to complete the
main highway program OF this u
y. inclu ling the concrcting Of the
Fourth street road.
Tho good roads bureau have uskel
the county commissioners TO hold ~
early special meeting to consider
the special road levy desired
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
SIS OFFEREDFOR
BEST PINTO BEAN
TRADEMARK DESIGN
Chamber of Commerce TO Give
Prize for Emblem Advertising
Product of New Mexico and TIE
Sunshine State.

\ cast prize of S't (, being offered
rs the AlbuquctduC Chamber OF Cont
mrrcc FOR the best design af an en-
hlem aud trademark for the usp ct
the New MeNico Bean Growers nsso
citation. The object of the ChHml,u
OF Comm, rec In holding the contest
is To secure q trademark which Will
advertise both New Mexico beans and
New MoSico. As a result of last Years
advertising campaign 10y the e.. :.
food aduti1istratiou pinto beans viii
sOon bC on sale iu every city iu the
I uitcd states. and a~rrordingiV an at
tracttyc trudcmark %rppcu,inS on
cV,ty sack viii. ~ is believed, inter
est hundreds OF thousands OF people
M the Sunshine state.
Contestants should submit their
designs, preferably in cologs. to the
Albuquerque Chamber OF Commerce,
Albuquerque. n. NJ. by October 10.
Designs must he simple enough to
allow of printing on AN ordinary 100
pound hurlnp sack, the dimensions of
which are 1SNii inches. T. is re-
quircd that the design include the
words Sew Mexico Pinto Beans."
Preferably formiug the circumfer-
cncc Of n circle. and also the words
Sew Mexico Bean Growers Associa-
ton" preferably appearing horizon
fnAAf ~ ~ coz NlNhf'A
trademark should preferably appear
within the circle. on ms q bar extend
ing across IL horizontally The scale
of the drawing is not material The
r.ght TO reject any and all entries is
deserved. All meiitorious entries viii
he exhibited to tho public ~ the of
flee Of the Albuquerque Chamber Of
Commerce. Selection of the best de-
sign VIII be mnde Jointly by the Bean
Growers association and the cham
her of Commerce.
Here Is a chance for patriotic citi-
zens. including boys and girls attend
ing school, TO show their artistic tai
'ut. to render n great service to their
home state. and 10 perform a notable
patriotic service in developing the
full use OF the nations food resources.
The Now MeNico pinto hcap is fast
gaining nation wide recognition as
the equal of any bean IN the world
Tor both food value, flavor and ease
ot preparation. Tho pinto is distinct
IA a Sew MoNico product, and through
O. good trademark can be made 10
carry "a message from New Mexico
INTO every home In America,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
DRAINAGE PROBLEM
TAKEN Up BY BOARD
At {. Of c. MEETING
State Engineer James A. French
Discusses National Drainage
Program With the Directors.

Al "a meeting of the board OF I'll.
feciors 81 the chamber Of com
mrrce "Wednesday afternoon ut which
state Engineer James 4. French Mas
present 10 confer with the members
OF the bonrd on the drainage prof..
lem, the following resolutions were
passed:
whereas. the Albuquerque cham.
Der OF Commerce recognizing the nee.
cssity that some action must he taken
hN the citizens and land owitcrs IN tho
no orlando valley between White
Rock canyon and SAN Marcinl Ia
bring the attcncion az the federal
government 10 the urgent necessity OF
drainagc n reclamation, aud
whereas. we have been informed
mat the secretary of the interior ia
" preparing a program for drain
hsc and reclamation OF waste lands
throughout the United states, the
work 10 be done as a wnr measure Ia
assist ~ the care of the returning
soldters from France. and
whereas, tho Albuquerque valley
OF the RIO GRANGE contains many
hundred thousands Of land adaptable
TO The highest type OF cultivation III
properly drained.
Now therefore. be il resolved, by
the board OF directors OF the Albu-
duerque chamber of Commerce, that
" IN heartily IN favor OF said project
and James \ French. state engineer
OF the state Of New Mexico. Is re-
Puosted To present the matter 20 the
reclamation service at the earliest
possible moment. and
d II further resolved. that q com.
mtttcc OF the Chamber Of Commerce
bc appointed for the purpose or Sc
curing action by the city commission
OF the city of albuquerque. ana the
boards of county commissioners OF
The several counties lying within the
protect and other organizations and
civic bodies
II was stated at the chamber OF
commerce this morning that work
would start ON the drainage project
immediately, and that the Ito Grando
Drainage association WOuld take up
~" problem that Mir French pro-
posed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
Children Developing
SANITY Traits, for
Circus Day Is Nigh

Tomorrow is cirCUs lBv In Albu-
quorquc. The Riddles second christ
mas OF the season. Tor during the
early hours OF morning Gentry broth
az long train of airs hearing the
zoo odd ponies, elephants, lions, cam
els. dogs and monkeys VIII arrive and
proceed 10 the Hopewcil field circus
grounds where two exhibitions VIII
be given. Gentry brothers have al
ways presented the cleanest and best
exhibition of is Kind and II is said
the 1918 program will surpass all
former efforts The schedule OF
events VIII be as follows. Arrives q
q m. Location OF grounds, ilopcwcll
tiold, near santa re tracks. street
parade. ~ a. IA Doors open itih and
f'ib . N. Performances 2:lh and
h.lh y IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06

IT HE day of the foreign musical
star in this country IN passing
aud American talent Is IA
Ing lis rightful place ON the American
concert and opera stage NJ y result
uf the war, ne the opinion Of George
T.. Geake. a tenor suloist ct national
reputation. who has just come To Al
huqueruue.
- real John Mccormack. said one
enthusiastic admirer of Mr., Geakc,
after hearing him sing az the Masonic
dance. Monday night, And even tins
description seems 10 he putting II
mildly. from the reports when are
being circulated about this talcutvd
young stranger within our gates. For
he IL young in spite of the fuct that
he has heen la musical work fol
about twenty years, having studied
abroad under Madame Frieda Bauer,
and passed some time with Evan
Williams In this country, doing ora
torio work.
Unlike many other noted must
clans, MI. GcHke was NOT dOomed to
long, struggling years Of bread and
water existence before attaining prom
inenCc IN musical circles. The voice
which was destined To- bring pleasure
To millions ut music lovers. was rec
ugnlzed hy experts when ne Was hut a
child ana his training began before
he hHd seen 70 dozen years.
Through the influence OF "a friend
who appreciated the boys talent. he
was invited 10 sing at Grace church
In Chicago when ne was nut eleven.
u was due partly Ia the reputation
which ne won at this time that he
Wnh urged Ia compete Tor q scholar
ship awarded 80 the hest 10Y snloist,
the nest year, While he was a student
at Howe MihttrA academy lie won
out Ia thR ushtcst over forty live 9th
~ boys, from thirty two different
states, Al that time he vas studying
Ind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
Vigorous Drive
To Advertise Duty
of Registration

Responding Ia request hy tclc-
rram from the office Of Provost Mar
shal General Crowder al washington
The Hudson Poster company OF this
city has Just finished painting two
fun size bin board advertisements
calling attention to rcgistruhs dpy.
THURSDAY September -. The itu-
pottance OF giving widest publicity 10
registration day has been strongly
Emphasized hy the authorities aud the
hudson company lost no time In put
ing up the " big. smashing advcr'
tlscments, furnished through national
hi'l board advertising agencies ono
OF the signs n al Central aycuu'
ana btoadwHN End the other On con-
iial aNenuc nour Ftfth street.
responding tt Il similar request
rom tha national board of adNriis-
lhk, Albuquerque advertisers nave
used several pages of newspaper "n
FcrusinF n others VIII tolioW
II iH the purpose of the E"Nrih-
hitut ln asking for these ndNtillHt'
mentS not only 10 insure mat 'NclS
man subject TO the REGISTRATION "iu"'
shall know Of tho ddA ma MS duN
hui also thai cNerY shall nnder-
stand the principle ana privilege m
the Sei,ctiNc service system.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06

Judge Herbert r. %Hnyuulds. lu the
district uur Yesterday, ordered that
the three children ~ MIR and Mls
r. G. Mallick to bc Kept in the Chll.
dren's Home Some tim" arn q tenn
porprN order was made ~, the court
that thct be placed in the homo un
the charge that they we're neglected
children The police testified weston.
day thar tho parents OF tho children
have been arrested several times 4,
was also brought out At tho trial that
lattolmun Tom Hogan chased Mrs
Mallick seven blocks before he could
place her under arrest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
ARMY RECRUITING
STATION HERE IS
ORDERED CLOSED
Following Enactment New Man
power Law, No More Voluntary
Enlistments Will Be Accepted
for the Army.

Upon orders received from ~ l1so
the local army recruiting station was
closed today
No more recruits FOR tho army viii
b, accepted anywhere IN the cuuu-
TN IL Is understood. following the en-
actmcut OF the new man power law
extending the draft age limits 10 ~
aud 20 Years.
Sergeant \. Conan. who mas been
I'm charge OF the locul office today
wou1d up the aftaits OF his office
and closed is doors.
About l.S0O men have been enlist
iu the local offics since II was opened
here In February, 1871
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
Republican County
Convention Called
For September FL

At a meeting OF the republican
count central committee, held this
morning Ia the county court house, IL
was voted 90 hold the primaries on
Monday. September 10. ana the coun-
ty convention on Saturday. septem-
Der 81 This convention viii name
delegates To the state nominating con-
vention aud since Il viii not be held
unttl the 2ist. Indicates hat the state
25th, or later.
The appurtionmcnt Of delegates was
fixed az n Tor every fifteen votes
cast for the candidate for governor
In the last election, which VIII mean
a convention OF tS2 delegates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
Made
For Club Work of
The Boys and Girls

~ a recent meeting OF the board
Of county commissioners Aldo Loo
uold. ! q Hamilton and A. Montoya
outlined the work of the boys and
girls clubs for tbs present year, aud
presented u petition signed by one
hundred and seventy-fivc ~taNpaNeis
Of BE rnalillo county asking that tho
county commissioners make provision
tor the club work on a permanent
basis. The commissioners voted I'M
animously ia do this and an appro-
printion for carrying on tho work
during tho remainder Of the year was
made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
UNIVERSITY HAS
REGISTERED III
MEN IN S. A. T.C..

~ go OBJ Thursiny ID tui,l cot tft
mon had REGISTERED go ,.tyr thr Iui-
NvrHitS of Sew NcNitn October us
mcmhcrs of the student army tfIiu-
4uH CORPS The announcement WAS
made t1duy hy President Hopl vhou
tlo Eot1rk club were guest, 40 th,
university ar luncheon Tho uu.
uouutUmuut WIS received with ch,yrs
Roth the Rotary nud ktwuuia club
members have been active boz securing
students fur the coming ear 900 tho
% nCtIty.
Indications uou urc thut the on
rotimout tn the university military
division VIII ONrccd tHo hundred
This m,Hrs thut in eSccss OF 500 stu
dents viii Dec curoIiad for the yoa
the largest opening rnrullutont since
the university was founded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
Number of Drafted
Men to Aid Boards
Is Decided Upon
sr,c,s, 70 rns "sr.lp

N"TFTNT 'EHHT FFTNUfFIT - III WNFNFW
SANTA Re. SEPT g. OF the thirty
three men IN this state called Tor lin
tied army service. and AL of whom
viii he assigned to duty with draft
boards, i've viii be assigned Ia state
headquarters. two 10 the medical ad.
visory board, one each TO the federal
exemption boards for districts ! and
I. the others being sent 10 the several
county draft boards as follows:
g%ernalillo. .; Chaves, ]. ColfaN, .,
curry. I bona Ana. I: Eddy, I, Quad
ilurc. . Lincoln, O.; luna, H. Nc
kinlcy, J. Mora, q otern. ! quay.
!; Rio Arriba, L. Santa fe. a san
Miguel, - Socorro. 9; Taos, l.. Tor
rance, j Union. @ Valencia, l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
Great Interest is
Being Shown in the
Woman's Land Army

Great interest rs being shown here
IN the Womau'S Ian army which rs
hcing mobili1cd ON the farms of New
Mexico so that tho men mas be re-.
leased Tor war service.
Mrs. Alfred Grupsfeld. 1913 WCst
Central avenue. is daily receiving ma.
mcrous Inquiries at her residence
from women anxious 10 help Win the
war VIA the soil There is stll room
Tor more, but Mrs Grunsfcld urges
al women Interested to speak up
quickly before h county quota X
filled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
Picnic and Wild West
Show for Red Cross

Au all day picnic aud wild west
show under the management Of Miss
HiiiN ioudcn Will he given Tor the
benefit OF the Red Cross az Tom Pho
am grove siX miles south uf Albu
lu'tuuc ~ $50 o'clock ON SUNDAY.
september sth. Admission VIII bc q,
cents.
The riders are Bhly I.oudcu Thcl.
ma Peck. Louise Luudcn Naomi Lou
Zen ~ Harcus Keen. Louis Dehaut.
KING Loudcn. Joe Rodgers. Edmond
+ Cobb and Joe Fchwartzmanu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06

my frIends. = Mrs. l.. TT. DE WEESE,
COS Alcatraz Ave, Oakland, Cal.
Every woman at some period or other
in her life suffers from Just such dis
turbanccs as did Mrs. Weese, and II
there is no interested friend 10 advise,
let this be- a reminder that this famous
root and herb remedy has been over
coming these ailments of women for
more than 30 years.
II any complications exist, write
Lydia r. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass. for advice. Tho result OF many
years experience Is ut your service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
DR.. r. L. Hust Joins
Army Medical Corps

pr T. T.. Hust who volunteered In
July for service in the reserve medical
CORPS. WIS cNamincd yesterday BY
Major Duncan Of camp Cody. who
pronounced him physically ut for
service. and he ls now awaiting orders
TO report for duty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
Food Speakers Help
K. of c. in Big Dive

Private tollingo ana Rev. Y VI.
lturwood, representative of the state
food administration, are delivering
addresses TO-DAY at las Cruces In
connection with q drive tor war funds
to- the knights of Columbus They
VIII also speak there tomorrow sat
urd"y they VIII speak re Dcming.
SUNDAY ~ Tyrone, and Monday at
l~.ordsburp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06
Award Contract for
County School Houses

Atannsio Montoya, superintendent
of county schools, mas announced
that the bids for the construction OF
the sChoolhousts at Atrisco and Ha-
Iauto were closed ana thai Vincent
rimino "A awarded the contract
The two room l'hiarto .Sc%hoolhouso
VIII cost $3.50, The Atrlsro build
ing viii have four rooms and viii
cost Sd,3GS Construction uf the
huildSgs viii begin Immediately aud
they viii be completed by the nrst OF
december.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06

our arms shoe is a splendid. com =
portable shoe Tor the civilian MS well
aa for the soldier. II viii provo sat
lsfuctorl and mako good whenever
u Is worn can and examine them
at e. MAYS shoe Store, 3li West
Central avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-06

not stand on my feet
for any long period
Of time aud did not
sleep well. The ply
stefan who treated
me did not seem To-
help me any and a
friend advised
Lydia L.. Pinkham's
Negeta bile Com
pound. ltook IL and
before ! realized IL
| was well. | shall
recommend your
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