The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
AiblqUerque. y M Frb

Albuquerque. y. A.. Fsh 90 1913.
Editor Evening Herald.
! read your editorial in last Sutuf-
days Herald 100 regard tu ihc mounted
police with much Interest and I rlree
with ynu generally believe. how
ever. according o. my experience. that
you are "a little unjust iu SOME Of
your c-onisnuunr II may be- indis-
Greet in my present capacity % dis-
cuas this situation. However ny Clt-
iEen rights. I do not believe aye on
urely null ~ though IL stat IN
piuyee. Ny efforts and principle are
Tor . Just aud fair enforcement Of al
the avs made 10 protect The livestock
industry. u these VIII maintain
whether my services be- numbered hy
days or years and when the situation
reaches Il point whore results are Inn
possible my relations will cease with
out special invitation. and mv %refirnn-
ton b. like the southern latch string.
always easy - get 10.
tbs, lascstock Outiook.
There h not the least doubt, Hn far
aH the livestock industry u concerned,
that the burden % taxation should Doe
madc ~ ight a. possible. not only
from the standpoint Of policing eN-
ptuse but Tor all other expenditures
uH we'll N BE- needless 90 refer "a tho
three years drouth. the conditions
that have been h result NJ the hard
est winter ln years. the heavy death
ioss ana the liEht Increase and "a cau
be readily appreciated that under the
most favorable conditions from now
on, II win he more than i've years
before "a normal none crop Will De
available Tor marketing ana this viii
be- based ON the reduced herds Last
years small Increase Will ho th'a
Years moncy. and the calf crop this
year viii be- short Prospects for grass
are good. and with the season nov in
the ground We should have earl, feed
in most SECTIONS ana plenty 81 grass
during the season. While louF fore
castH are not practical b prospects
are that stock will So into The breed
inE season in fair shape and with ma
lures rotation uyatrfn ~ would rerm
that the drouth is nov broken and We
should have n return OF good year in
Ike tIauucr The siuckinen know now
about what thry should De able tn
iufu into money this year ana they
car estimate their maximumH for
1890 and only hope for more favorable
conditions in 1871. Therefore n d.
important that an figures be based
fairly fur nf least two years In ud-
vance upon reduction futhor than
possible inrrenac in taxes especially
Tor the Yea 1880
The ta-c ~ the sheriff..
In regard 20 the HheriffH ~ this
state. I wan 90 say. repeating from
a annual report. in effect that in
the past two years in the work in
which tho ruttlr sanitary board was
Interested We hhVr not met with thOir
opposition either individually. In
groups or a. "a body. some. ~ b. true,
are not active in livestock inyestiEa-
unns aud prosecutions. Will rn "a
ftep further and Say that some have
remained boz the background for puli.
ural reasons who have been with uH
airnnr Boz sentiment Others Whn ayr
probably good mon Coz certain work
are not qualified Tor handling i've
stock matters nd Of course, We have
the exceptional eases
ln Justice fn fho elective county Of
ncern. the conditions surrounding their
work and employment should be- com
Hidored % personally. while my
opinion may he mother auurht nor
considered. Z think that IL part ~ the
ineniciency az ieasi IL due a. b sya-
TEN and al, same applies boz a meitH-
ufr, 90 a%upulutlNc offices D mem
beers ~ state institutions ln the first
place I think investigation viii shoN
that sheriffs are ns you spy, In many
cases. simply "prnreaa servers Tor
the reason that they have neither