Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-22
AUTO SPEEDING
MUST CEASE IN
:, STATE CAPITAL
City Will Not Longer Endure
Those Who Have No Re-
! gard For the Ordinance or
the Safety of Others.
Especial Correspondence to The JournaI.)

Especial Correspondence to The J0urnal.)
Santa Fe. June 21.-The state
department of education has re-
ceived the annual report from Nc
kinley county from superintendent
Brose. This is the first report
from any county. The department
sends out the following compli-
mentary statement regarding con-
ditions in the county: Mckinley
county is to be congratulated upon
the appointment of Superintendent
Brose. Though he has been in Of
flee only Il few weeks, all schools
have been visited and work
planned for the fall term. Educa-
tional conditions for the children
of Mckinley county look very
bright and it is very rich county,
populated with school-loving Am
orleans. Under superintendent
Brose's leadership Mckinley coun-
ty should be the banner county of
the state.'
This city has long been endur-
ing the rush of autos about the
plaza without regard to the speed
they were making and the only
wonder is that serious accidents
have not resulted. This matter has
been called to the attention of the
authorities and word has been
given out that the ordinances
touching this violation will here
after be enforced. Open cut-out
have been another nuisance and
this is to be stopped. the city
will be relieved to know that these
offenses will be regarded by the
authorities hereafter. The corner
of San Francisco and Lincoln aV-
enues has been under special prov
idence, it would seem as cars have
been run around this point at a
most unsafe speed and the pedes-
trains have been in constant dam
ger.
The state corporation commission
has received articles of incorpor-
alton from the Clayton Meat com
pany, with offices at Clayton. The
capital stock is $4,000 with $50
shares at 500 each. The incor-
pordators are Simon Herzstein. Joe
Brown and Hugh B, Woodward.
Major Norman l.. King and Ad-
iiutant General James Bacd VIII
be in Albuquerque tomorrow mus
tering in the new military COM
pany organized in that city.
The state department of educa-
ton has been advised by MIS-
Maude A. Fuller from the Han
over mining camp that new
building is being erected there with
new auditorium and additional
rooms for use of the school.
State superintendent Wagner
will be in Salt Lake City on july
q and 3, in attendance at the ma
tional educational meeting and VIII
give an address there on the sub
ject: BEST Method of Securing
Choice of State Superintendent of
public Instruction.; by Popular
vote; by Appointment of Board OF
by Appointment by Governor.
On July 7 there will he a meet
ing at Salt Lake City by the branch
of the committee of administrative
women. A committee has been APP
pointed to undertake the study OF
promotion of training for civic re-
sponsibility. Mrs. Ruth {. Miller
Of the New Mexico educational de-
partment, is member of this
committee, but will be unable to
attend the meeting at Salt Lake on
account of duties in the state at
that time in connection with edu-
cational work.
The governor of Arizona has
granted a requisition for Charlie
Moore, wanted in New Mexico for
the violation of parole. Moore was
sent to the penitentiary September
%, 1917. for larceny from a
dwelling and sentenced to not less
than two nor more than three
years and was paroled on serving
Che minimum sentence. He violated
the provisions of the parile in
Tucson, and was brought back to
the pen by Amador Ulibarri, cap
tain of the guard.