Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-25


important bit of construction as
one could never tell in what condi-
ton this uncertain stream would
be. The contractor is already on
the job. Construction has also
been started on the Espanola
bridge, which Is sadly needed as
since the bridge went out this
spring passage to Espanola has
been impossible, except by a
flimsy foot bridge. This will be a
pile bridge.
Submission of statement of Pro-
iect No. 81 has been made to the
government. Rhis Is in Socorro
county on the Canine Real from
Socorro to San Antonio, a federal
aid project, covering ten and a
half miles at an estimated cost of
$4,000.
The state engineers office has
submitted statement of Project No.
50, a federal aid project, to the
government. This is the highway
from Magdalena to Springerville,
by way of Datil. on the continental
divide, the distance being eleven
and a half miles and the estimated
cost being $4,000.
McClusky and Sanchez of the
state engineers office have gone
north on official business, the for
mer going to Chama to look over
Project No. "a, and the latter to
do stream measuring on the north
ern streams.
A Sd1S,000 distribution of funds
has just been made by the state
auditors office.
Automobile and auto truck
licenses have reached the number
of 1868 so far, according to fig
ures given out by Secretary OF
State Manuel Martinez. He looks
for a decided increase over las'
years figures; $4,000 has been cor
lected by this office from delin-
ouent applicants. 1t costs PEI
cent to run a car thirty days be-
fore a payment of license and many
applicants have had to pay TINS
penalty.
The Kilburn Furniture company
has filed articles of incorporation
with the state corporation commis'
sion. The office of this company
is at Clayton with c. A. Rutledge
as statutory agent. The capita
stock is $4,000 with 800 shares a
500 each. The incorporators are
r. P. Kilburn, Grace ID. Kilburn
C. A. Rutledge, E. w. Rutledge' al
of Clayton. .a
The state corporation commits
sion has received the incorporation
papers of the Valley Products com
pany of Las Cruces. The incorpo
rators are Il. b. Hoagland. Pendle
ton r. Fuller, George M. clark
The capital stock is $250,O0O will
$4,000 shares at $40 each.
d. r. Lane. we'll known to tn
newspaper men of New Mexico ant
formerly with the Albuquefqu
Journal, has sent word to the stal
department of education that ne
TO represent the Associated Pres
at the National Teachers assocla
ton meet at Salt Lake City July
to Q. The meeting will be attende
nv a number of New Mexico teach
ers including superintendent Min
of Albuquerque, d. n. Pope OF KOS
well, County superintendent MRS
II. d. Haynes of Roswell, Count
Superintendent Luella 5. clark
Lordsburg, John Vincent CONWAY
assistant state superintendeht' :
| H. Wagner. state superintendent
who will deliver one of the princl
nal addresses at the meeting; Mr.
Ruth Miller of the state educa
tional department. member of tn
association for administrative VIC
men, will deliver an address o
"Sone Phases of Industrial EDIT
cation" A number of grade teacf
ers of the state will also be in a
tendance. DF ~.
Henry Stoes, chairman OF tn
board of county commissioners
Dona Ana county. Is in the GU
from Las Cruces to attend the vic
lin recital to be given at the SEQ
fish Rite cathedral this week
which his son. Professor Stoes
the principal performer. Mr.. Stot
is the guest of ]. o. Miller.
Edward Cain, prisoner at tn
pen who made his escape yesterda
I ,,itS Whi1p at WOTl
was captured last night at Lam
and brought back to confinement
He must have walked to Lam
and. certainly made good time.
Mayor F. o. Blood and DIR. F.
H Roberts of Las Vegas are in II
CITY in the interest of the ne
building to be erected at the sta
normal school. They are in col
ference with Governor Larrazo
and have the designs Of the ne
buildings with them. An Apr
priation was made by the last le
islature for the construction
these buildings which include
administration building and an a
ditorium. The latter is to be pa
tally built by Charles Ilfeld. wi
| contributes $4,000 in memory
his wife, who died recently; $7'
| 900 was appropriated by legislati
| enactment for the administrator
building and more will be requir'
| at the next meeting of legislator
Mrs. Inez Payton, teacher
yiTot;, 4, tho MarlhoroiIgh SchC
| for Girls at Los Angeles, is 7
guest of Superintendent and Nj
liz II. Wagner in this city. Nj
Payton will spend the gu INNER
Santa Fe.