The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-15
Supper Table
Gossip

The 4. :. Civil service commission
announces an opcn competitive cN-
animation on April "a for .typist
qualified ~ BILLING machine operator
70 fll vacancies In the Office OF the
collector Of internal revenue. Albu-
qucrquc. at $1,000 per annum. The
applicants must hayc n at least g
months experience IN the operation
Of a billing machine and the eNamln-
alton Will consist OF the usual type
writing tests. spelling. letter writing
and penmanship. For further in
formation apply to $. n. Busch, local
secretary.
:. u. 'Buscli. heal secretary of the
civil aervicc commission.
that for the open competitive e~am-
nation to be held April ~, TO secure
eliEiblcs for positions Of deputy coll
lector In the internal ven service
at $1,000 to $1,000 per annum he
can. accommodate several candidates
who have not yet filed their formal
Application.
Al guaFantors Of the 1890 He'd
path Homer chautauqua arc remind
ed ~ the meeting at the Y NJ G. A..
tonight at 7 30 sharp for the purpose
of organizing and eiecting officers.
committees, etc. Everyone. whether
a g~uarantor or not. interested In the
chautauaua FOR Albuquerque this year
u invited &c attend the meeting which
will not more than 20 or 80
minutes OF time.
Sergeant Post of the local army NJ
cruiting station reports that enlist
ments in the air service have again
opened up M recruits for this
branch are greatly desired. Men arc
needed Tor both overwhelmingly and
lighter-than-air- crafts.
\ huge Springer truck loaded with
about 20 shecpherdcrs left town this
morning Tor A. 49, McMillen's sheep
ranch. where they will assist IN the
iamhing season. now in progress.
Prospects in the Seven lakes oil
district are daily assuming vast pro-
portions. The Ruby OH company
which has been operating there FOR
several weeks reports TINT n showing
Of oil OF good quality and quantity
has been struck on the first we'll put
down. This was drilled 10 a depth
Of zoo feet. Fifteen wells are to be
put down 4 new rotary drill valued
Vat $50, 900. has iust been Installed In
tho field aud IL capable 81 reaching
"A depth OF about 1000 feet.
Three brothers WIRE arrested ycS-
tcrday ON q charge Of soliciting on
the streets without % license. Two
OF them were fine 81 each In police
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dismissed as he protested that he
had not solicited. Tho men were
taking subscriptions for a furm
magazine.
The Bureau Of Animal industry ol
the department Of agriculture Is
sending several men tb the city and
In conjunction with Dr. Schneider OF
tho local office they viii soon begin
making n clean up IN western New
Mexico and eastern Ari1una Of dis
ensed horses.
Adah chapter 40. 8, order of the
t:asrvrn star will meet In regular
session tomorrow night at S o'clock
at the Masonic temple.
John Conway. assistant supcrin-
tcndent ~ public instruction. ia here
for an official visit TO the Coun'y
schools lie went Yesterday with
Mrs JOIN " Wilson, county super
intendent CO. Las Padilias school dis
trict To interest tho patrons Of the
election Tor which will be he'd In
May. The bonds are Tor the i'm
provcntent OF the las Padillas school
building
station Master I'D. sinclair aud In
press Agent g.. l.. Applcgatc have
gone TO Santa Re TO attend federal
court today IN connection with Tho
recent nnunuV uuNe by ihitf hhNh W
. sealed cypress car which was dl--
covered upon is arrival here.
COUNTY Iaiicr Felipe Truiiilo tOok
I'd. Palmer 10 tho pcnitentiary ni
Santa Fc this morning. Palmer, vho
was connected with the carnival
company which was here last wee X
WAS sentenced TO serve from siN and
a half 10 seven years for scducing q
l~ia-ycar-old Girl
There viii be- n hoy scout council
meeting az the Chamber OF Com
mcrco "a 80 this evening To dis.
cuHs b establishing al "a boys sun
mcr camp which viii probably b,
located at Los Huertns CANT. near
the Euis ranch In the Manhano ma
tlongi forest
There viii h. a meeting of tho
Temple lodge. No. o, A. r. a. A. NJ.
this evening at s o'clock al the Ma
sonic temple
Tho local federal employees union
have been advised hat b civil ser
vice retirement bill now before son'
gress has been passed by the sannt,
providing for the Retirement of e. 't
ser aCe employees at the age 0t 30
IA has also been mvorabiy reported
by tho civil service committee Of th,
house but with "A reduction IN en-
y limit Go 50 FOR most employee
and to 90 IN certnin classes, such as
letter carriers. II rs thought uftci
h DHl goca To conference OF the i've