Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-27
D|PHTHERIA IS
ON INCREASE IN
SUNSHINE STATE
Thirty-Five New Cases Re-
ported Against Ten For
Previous Week; Treasurer
Distributes April Taxes.

Previous Week; Treasurer
Distributes April Taxes.
Especial Correspondence to The journal,
Santa Fc, May Collaborating to
the announcement Of State Treas
urer Strong the distribution of tax
collections for the month of April
was 1904 The largest share of
this goes to state roads, the amount
being $23,592.27. The distribution
according to funds is as follows:
State roads $23, 592.27
War certificates ....... 3,93129
Current school ....... 7,S63.49
Charitable institutions :. 1,3945i
Salary ...... 12,218.03
Miscellaneous .......... 1,32499
Series A bond interest -. 1880
General refundtng bond
interest ............, 5S7.92
c p / t a | Improvement
bonds interest ...... S6,82
Territorial interest bonds
interest ............. Il t.J5
General refunding bonds
sinking ........... 2S4.7O
Capital rebuilding bonds
sinking .............. 261.S6
Armory bonds interest
and sinking ......... 1883
Interest certificates, in
deptedhess interest anu
sinking ..,..,,,,.,'., l'787'94
University ............. 3,7O5.20
Agricultural college 49,, 5,142.24
School of Mines ...... 564.O7
Normal university ...... 2,396,5S
Normal school ......... 2,30976
Spanish-American normal 49017
Deaf and dumb asylum 96S.b3
Blind asylum ........., 1,5O3.9I
Museum .............. 1,l24l3
Insane asylum ........ 3,7O5.2O
Reform school ........ 653.S6
Miners hospital ........ 326.4S
Penitentiary current eX-
pense ............... 1,44O66
Penitentiary maintenance l,9bl.0S
Penitent'ary board ..... 74.l6
Penitentiary transporta-
ton, discharged con-
victs ................ 1858
Capital contingent eX-
pense ............... $685.
Child welfare service.. 261.@6
Girls welfare board go. $4,000
state board of health.... 567Ot
Vocational education ..'. 9Ol.e6
Historical society ....... 52.45
Transportation of pris-
oners ......,....... 349OS
Predatory animal ,...... l,oS9,16
Mounted police ......', 2,lI9.53
According to the reports of the
health department the dread diph-
iberia is on the increase in the
state. Thirty-five new cases were
reported against ten for the pre-
viOus report. Following the sum-
mary of the cases of illness report
ed:
ChickenpoX-Dona Ana, l; quay,
/ SocOrro, 1.
/; Lincoln, 2; Mora, 3; San Miguel,
IS; Taos, |; Torrance 3; Union, b.
German Measles-Lincoln, /.
GOnorrhea-Bernalillo, 2; Luna,
/ Mckinley, /; Quay, |; Sierra, l.
HOOkwOrm-Union, |.
Lethargic Ensephalitis - ColfaX,
/.
Malaria-Rio Arriha, ?.
2; Dona Ana, l; Lincoln, ]; Otero,
/ Taos, /.
Mumps-Bernalillo, ); Eddy, j;
Mckinley, /; Valencia, |.
umonia-ChaVes, |; Eddy, /;
Mora, 2; Quay, 2; San Miguel, ~
Valencia, /.
SmallpOX-San Miguel, !; Nalcn-
cha, /.
yphillis-Eddy, l; Mckinley, l.
Trachoma-Sierra, 1.
rculosis-Lincoln, a; Luna,
IS; Quay, /; Sierra, /.
Typhoid FeVer-ChaNes, 6; Taos,
2.
Chaves, 4; ColfaX, 2; DOna Ana, 2;
| Luna, 2; Mora, /.
The state corporation commits
sion has received notice that the
Colorado & Southern railroad will
restore the old through passenger
as as soon as full arrangements
are completed. The new trains will
he known as Nos. 1 and >. Nos. Z
and s will be continued as usual.
Assistant State Highway Engi-
neer n. w. McCluskey is in Nalen-
cia county where he is looking over
the work on project No. 4. This is
the line between Puerco and Armijo
and the progress on this work is
| going on in very satisfactory
neer Charles ,, May returned med last st
vent in the interest of road mat
ters. lie reports that the raging