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twentieth day of every regular ses- |
sion of the legislturc. the governor |
shall prepare and shall submit 20 |
the legislature budget containing a I
detailed statement and estimate of !
all anticipated revenues Of the state, ?
and complete plan of proposed ex-
pendilures for the state government
during the ensuing biennium.
Subsection (F). For the pur-
pose Of preparing his budget the
governor shall have power to require
any board, commission, officer or
department. to furnish him with any
information which he may deem
necessary.
Subsection tG). Al any time the
governor submits his budget lQ the
legislature. he shall also submit a
bill, to be known sa the General
Appropriation Bill, which shall con-
tain all of the proposed apprOpri-
falions Of the budget clerly itemized
land classified, and the presiding Of
ficer of each house shall, immedi-
atty, cause said bill TO be referred
together with the accompanying
budget TO the appropriate committee
for its consideration. The governor
may, before final action thereon by
the legislature, amend his said bud
get and general appropriation bill,
Ito correct any oversight, or in case
Of emergency, by delivering such
amendment or supplement to the
presiding officers of both houses,
and such amendment or supple
mcnl shall thereby become part of
sid general appropriation bill as an
addition to the items of said bill or
b as a modification of or substitute fol
5 any item of said bill such amend,
2 ment or such supplement may ef'
feet.
subsection III. The legsla
lure may amend such general ap
preparation bill by increasing th
Z items therein relating to the Judic
ial Department but my not other
J wise alter or amend such bill ,eX
y cept TO strike out or reduce item
= therein.
! subsection u. Prior TO the Fl
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the other provisions of this section
and any of the provisions of The
constitution, the provisions of this
section shall prevail But nothing
herein shall in any manner affect
the provisions of Section % of Ar
ticle w of the constitution, or he
construed as preventing the govern-
or from calling special sessions of
The legislature as provided by Sec
son &, of Article " of the consli-
fution, or as preventing the legls-
laiure. at such special sessions,
from considering any emergency ap-
preparation or appropriations
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lie records. books. papers and seals
OF office at the seat Of government"
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FOR RENT

Rice second sheets are best for duph-
eating. This can be had at 4 reasona-
BILE price at the Graphic office.
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lie records. books. papers and seals
OF office at the seat OF government. =.
NO. &.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PnOPOS-
ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC
TION 5 OF ARTICLE VIII OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO, EN-
TITLED TAXATION AND REV.
ENuE."
II. J. II. No. a., Appr. March n, 1921.
BE IL Resolved by the Legislature of
the State Of New Mexico:
Section 4. That Section of Ar
icle VIII of the Constitution of the
state of New Mexico. entitled Tax
alton and Revenue" be and the same
is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section 5. The legislature may ex-
empt from taxation property of each
head of a family TO the amount Of
two hundred dollars, and the prop
erty Of every honoraply discharged
soldier, sailor, marine and army
nurse. and the widow Of every such
soldier, sailor or marine, who served
i'm the armed forces of the United
States at any time during the period
in which the United States was reg
ularly and officially engaged i'm any
war, in the sum of two thousand
dollars. Provided, that in every case
where exemption is claimed on the
ground Of the claimants having
served with the military or naval
forces of the United States afore-
said, the burden of proving actual
and bona fide ownership of such
property, upon which exemption il
claimed, shall be upon tho claimant.
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NO. 3.

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS-
ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC
TI0N / OF ARTICLE V OF THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO, UNTITLED
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT"
II. J. R. No. 10. Apr. Mch. 10, 1921.
BE il resolved by the Legislature OF
the State Of New Mexico:
That Section 1 of Article V OF
the Constitution of the state of New
Mexico, entitled Executive Depart
ment," be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
SECTION 4. The Executive depart
ment shall consist OF a governor,
lieutenant governor, secretary of
state, state auditor, state treasurer
torney general, superintendent OF
public lands, who shall be elected
for a term Of two years beginning
on the first day of January next
after their election.
Such officers, except the superin-
tendent of public instruction, after
having served two consecutive terms
shall be eligible TO hold any STATE
office for two years thereafter.
The officers Of the executive de-
partmenl, except the Lieutenan
Governor. during their terms of of
flee, shall reside and keep the pub
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA.
Russell Cooper, Plaintiff,
VS.
Carl X. Peugh, and
Eugene Il. Peugh, Defendants.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that.
by virtue OF a certain judgment made
and entered In the above entitled court
and cause ON the 21st day Of April. A.
II. 1921, wherein and whereby IL was.
among other things, ordered, adjudged
and decreed that certain mortgage
made and executed by Carl II. Peugh
and Ruth |. Peugh, as mortgagors, 10
j. F. Doderer, as mortgagee, dated
February LIST, A. ID. 1919, and OF rec
ord in the office of the county clerk OF
said county Of Luna In book OF mort
cages and releases, at PIP. 1856, and
which said mortgage was by said
Doderer, on November Goth, A. ID. 1920.
assigned 10 said Plaintiff, said assign
ment being OF record in the office OF
said county clerk in book . OF assign
ments at p. 145, be forecolsed and the
mOrtgaged premises sold for the salts
/ faction Of an Indebtedness amounting
TO the sum Of eighteen hundred ninety
nine and TS-1OO ($1 ,s99TS) dollars,
/ including interest to date OF sale and
costs OF suit and of the costs and ex-
penses Of sale, the undersigned, In and
10y said judgment appointed Special
Master Of said Court, will offer and
expose for sale, at the front door OF
the court house, at Deming, In said
county and State, on the 23rd day OF
July A. ID. 1921, at ten o'clock I'm the
forenoon Of said day, to the highest
bidder for cash. the said mortgagcd
premises, to-wit:
Lots twenty-five (22), twenty
three (23) and twenty-four f24D,
In Block ID, Deming Townsite,
with all the appurtenances thereto
belonging. all being situated In the
county OF Luna, State OF New
Mexico.
DATED this 25th day OF June. A.
ID 1921.
FRED SHERMAN,
Special Master
June 2S-July 19,1921.
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VAUGHT & WATSON
ATTORNEYS AND UoUNsnIoEs
Baker Block Spruce Streat
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NO. 5.

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION PRO-
POSING AN AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLE XI OF THE CONSTl-
TUITION OF THE STATE OF
. NEW MEXICO, ENTITLED COR
pORATIONS OTHER THAN Mu-
NICIPIAL" BY ADDING THERE
TO 4 NEW SECTION TO BIZ.
NUMBERED SECTION 10.
II. r. No. 80, Apr. Mch. II, 1921.
BE it resolved by The Legislature Of
the State of New Mexico:
That Article Xl of the Constitution
of the State of New Mexico entitled
Corporations other than munich
pial' be amended by adding thereto
a new section TO he numbered Sect
ion 10 TO read as follows:
Sec. 10. The Legislature may by
enactment change, alter or enlarge
the powers and duties Of the State
troll and regulation of corporations
Corporation Commission created by
Section 1 of this Article for the con-
and my change and alter the pro-
visions for the enforcement OF it'
| orders.
Until the Lcgslturc shall other.
wise provide any order made by The
commission fixing or changing any
charge or rate or relating to an,
matter within its authOritN
binding upon the carrier, or com
pany. or person TO whom the same /
ldirecled and shall be enforced by tn
supreme court according tO tn
terms of such order unless change,
or modified 10y said court on her
ing applied for by any carrier com
pany or person within reasonabl
time limited in such order.
Upon any hearing or proceeding !
any court upon any order issued b
the commission within the scope q
Tits authority the burden of proc
shall be upon the carrier, compan
or person TO whom such order is di
rcctcd to show the unreasonablenes
of any charge, rate fixed or requlr
ment specified in such order an
such court may of its own motto
and shall upon request of any inter
ested party require or authorize od
ditional evidence.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Civil No. lIi5

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA.
Russell COoper. Plaintiff.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE PA 5-inch American verti-
cal pump complete with pipe for 80
foot well. James Boyle, Watreloo,
y. NJ. 4346p
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partnership or association, a major
lty of the stock or interest in which
is owned or held by such aliens,
shall acquire title, leasehold or other
interest in or to real estate in New
Mexico.
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NO. 2.

A RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO SECTION %
OF ARTICLE II OF THE CON
STTTUTI0N OF THE STATE OF
NEW MEXICO.
Joint Res. No. Q (As Amended Apr.
March 8. 1921. ,
Be il Resolved py the Legislature OF
the State of New Mevico:
Section 4. That Section % of Ar
ticle ii of the Constitution of the
state of New Mexico be amended so
that the said election shall read as
follows:
Section %. Until otherwise pro-
vided by law no alien ineligible to
citizenship under the laws OF the
United States, or corporation, CO.
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Constitutional
Amendments
Continued from Page One

ever. that the payment of public
roed poll tax. school poll tax or
srevice on juries shall not be made
a prerequisite of the right OF a fe-
male TO vote or hold office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
RACING STARS SET
FOR B|GAUTOR RACES
AIbertson and Larry Beals.
Two WelI-known Contest
ants to Appear.

Wild Bili' Albertson, of Penn Yam.
n Y. the Western New York cham
pion and Happy" Larry Beals. Of
Boston, Mass, the New England dirt
track champion, are Two Of the con
testants in the Automobile races at the
Delaware State Fair grounds Monday
afternoon. The former will drive a
Dusenberg Special. while Beals will
operate a Chevrolet Special. built
specially for racing purposes
Some Of the other racers include a
speedway Mercer, Burman special
and several other Dusenbergs
In order that the time for the July
4th events may be officially recognized
The Delaware Horse Show Association,
through MIR. Murphy. has made ar
rangements for an electric timing
machine. There are only two of theee
devices in America. One is owned by
he Indianapolis Speedway and the
other by the veteran starter, Fred J..
Wagner, who viii officiate at the races
here.
Il is the latter machine which will
be used here. 1t is the official timing
machine of the American Automobile
4 Association. and is used 10 time the
events on all the California speedwavs
Il will be taken TO Florida after the
Wilmington races to be used in some
time trials which Ralph Mulford will
make on the beach at Davtonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
SUbURBAN|TES SET
FOR TOMORROW
Fast Contests Booked for
Steele's Circuit; Del. City to
Meet Five Points.

The Suburban League card for
Saturday shows Five Points at Del
aware city. stanton at Krebs Co. and
ElSmere M Msrshallton. The Five
Points Delaware City set-to promises
~ be most interesting as Fred Gas
sert has greatly strengthened his
team and will make II interesting for
the r1Ver-front boys. Paul Grubh.
the Delaware hurler. will pitch and
santert viii don the mask and pro-
tecsor for Five Points. Delaware City
has fine corps of hurlers in Geohe-
gan. Maxwell, Jordan. and Spicer and
any Of these arc likely to pitch. Doe
pugh. who is showing fine behind the
bat will catch.
The rejuvenated Stanton team viii
sndcavor to obtain revenge Tor two
previous lacings handed them by
Krebs. OsowsiSl. who pitched a fine
game against Marshallton last week
will be in the box for Stanton while
Clay will probably pitch for Krebs a
large crowd of Stanton rooters will
come TO Newport for the game.
Jack Shoemakcr's Elsmereites line-
up against Marshallton AT the latter s
grounds and may spring some sur
prises Hayward will probably he
Manager Groves selection FOR. mound
duty and as the lanky boy Is hurting
fine bail. Elsmere will have TO step
some 10 win.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
REAL MOVIE OF FIGHT.
Every BLOW and Action at Jersey city
Go be Reenaeted for Michigan Fans.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Benton Harbor. Mich. July L.
Benton Harbor fight followers prob
lbly will get more realistic descrip-
tion of the international argument
between Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter than any one not actually
4 .Boyle's Thirty Acres at Jersey
City. for they Will see a worlds cham
pion duplicating every blow delivered
BY Dempsey, with another fighter
taking the part of Carpenter as the
returns are received over special
wire from the New Jersey ringslde.
Benny Leonard, lightweight cham
pion here to defend his title against
Sailor Freedman, of Chicago. Mon
lay. will PLAY p mpsey's part, and his
brother. Charley Leonard, will dupli-
cate Carpenters moves. IL the wire
ticks out that Dempsey shot left
look to Carpenters chin. Benny viii
send a left hook to brother Charley
and If the wire then says that Car
ent.er eountered with right to the
champions Jaw. Charley will shoot
a right across. The full fight will be
carried out 70 the last detail in this
xay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
NOT IN
BATTLE SINCE WAR
Frenchman Has Spent Most of
His Time in Theatrical
Tours.

Since the war, Georges Carpenter
haa fought no battle which really
tested hts strength. Much ~ his tirnc
has been occupied in theatrical tours
including = short trip through the
tinted states last year, at the end n
which he met Battling Levinsky 81
Jersey city, ~. ,.
After a short rest following demoii
lization. Carpenter fought Dick smitr
a second-rafe heavyweight ~ Paris
IN the summer Of 1919 Carpenter
was an easy victor in eight round
A short time later. English sports
men arranged 70 have Carpenter meet
Joe Beckett, the British heavyweight
in what was expected % be classic
battle. Carpenter knocked or.
Becke in single round. In 1921
Blink" McCloskey and Grundhavet,
both unknown boxers. were easy vi
Tins in two rounds zach.
On October ~ in Jersey city. Car
pentier met Battling BeyinsFy IN 4
bout advertised to be for the light
heavyweight championship ~ tho
world ~ was a hiasco. Ievsnskv
was in poor condition and Carpenter
having just completed theatrical
tour. was far from his best. re had
no trouble. however in knocking ouf
IevinslSy in four rounds. but his
showing was FAR from impressive az
Is the basis for the contentious ~
those who expect Dempsey to defeat
The Frenchman on July z. The ~.
Whisky battle was Carpenters last an
pearsnce IN the ring before he meets
Dempsey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
CARPENTER STICKS
TO WORK ALL DAY
No Nervousness Visible IN ths
Challenger. impatient 10
Get into Action.

- Associated praes ~ reerv resnlnr
hnnhstaff. N. ~ fulF i."DrIs
light work Nae ou ihf ufnffsn .
Georges Carpenter TODAY. and in Ftfs
biz nina N tofauffoWa hsiilt Train.
er Wilson prescribed rhonoNfans
music, q walk through thf nnnla M
a long automobile rlde The tanu Ntf
beHieRed ~ an army ~ maf mIHufs
sen wishefa. bot they mff stout rsi
sisianne nf ihe Fstf iN a aqua1 a
county policemen and camp aiii IS
and were turned auav
This ~ al daya Tfarff WIafa
raid. wss O. bf dnY N hsfff fm Hs
challenger. and be raf rnf io ~
bothered even tg personal ifIfn1s
All members ~ fho comm nffa hn.s
eetting fhinas in or0ff fn i1f nnft
row Eferfh0oH Tae imrNNrUf h0f
ihsie vas onif siiehi dlepny nf r.H
nervOusnest This was af ftH uaH q
Manager Urscnnr who appeared m
be up iu ihf alf" hefaure M nHns
ber ~ telephone calls. fie mH InIrs
had been no loss fhan seventy 1Ia Hf
o. noon snd ihat fe haf h0fn aafaf
nil tho foolish uueafion9 ina fHlhH
Some fcloH whu said hf see rHIns
20 bet un Carpenter wanted il Ials
io the chaiifnrer hiUHen rud a4fIf
bis advice woman fnIufhf
Dteoamps rufa btcaueo hf rffa.lH aa
Invitation f0r fhf rhaIiHrFef in lif.Hf
an Gee cream social tonight
Although ho DECLINED io afr Nf0f
plans bad been made fof Hffof ins
nrhf. DfscnmpH mflmHff1 fHnf lns
camp here would o. fff1inrH rfHl0s
~ Wilson wlf nr placed in rHlf r.
and wiii condition Charles f.ed1ur no
French bantam champion. arf pfm
Iournsa. the hr French hr1VVnrirFt
~ is nlso probable fnaf Marcel uffs
The French uehfweiehf wu ifHin hefs
under ire supervision III Wns0n
should geofurs Hin hUa fHhf Nf1
y mpsev 4 e almost ffffsln fhaf ha
viii cunnc to fhis country Hfrf Hn1
make Msrhseeef his hel lAanHrfefs 4
only temporarily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
KEYSTONE CLUB TO
HAVE FAST CARD
Ralph Raymond and Bobby
Hughes Will Mix it in the
Windup Bout.


Some OF the best bouts Of the Hea-
son are scheduled to take place this
evening at pythian Castle, ees West
street The windup is being watched
with great interest az both the con-
testanta have been wanting 70 get At
saoh other for a long time
These Two men. Hughes and Ray
mnnd, put up a great bout here early
IN the seas son which resulted in n very
good draw. Tonieht's go should set.
tie which ia the best man. as both are
In the best of shape Raymons
finished his training yesterday at the
Key stone Field Club. Hughes has
afinorg for the go and will be In tho
best of shape when be enters the ring
rha seriii- wiudup will bring to-
rether. Mickey Morris, the greatest
little boxer developed here for lon
time and Paddy Murphy, Morris
Goldberg champion, VINO nails from
the Delaware A. G. This bout has
been hanging FIRE for long time and
vii no doubt draw a record breaking
crowd Murphy has appeared three
times al pyff1ian Castle. On hie first
trip ne stopped Young Long On his
last two visits he fought Jimmy Ire
land two sensational bouts which
went six rounds eaeh time. There are
number Of fans who think Mickey
wiiI turn n trick which Jimmy failed
TO do by hanging a *. O on Murphy
The boys are TO weigh in ct 1ta
pounds. ringside.
Tha main preliminary brings to-
rether Battling Barnes. the local X
o. artist and Joe Richerts. Of Camden
II. j. This should be battle from
start 10 finish az both men are rug
sed and each packs a wicked wallop.
Tne second bout should be the slug
fest Of the evening il being between
Toughey Dngan, of Port Richmond,
and Joe Martin, Of the keystone Field
club. Duean has become A great
favorite in this city by his willing
ness to box every minute that he IL
in the ring Every one knows Martin
and knows whenever he is one half
Of the go that IL is going to bc sorne
contest. Martin has trained very
hard for the match. having worked out
every day with Ralph Raymond AZ
the keystone club.
The opening bout also looks good
and brings together Buckley McGinnis
the local sensational bantamwefght
and Sammy Scheiff. formerly of IIar
risburg. but now Of this city. McGin-
mis- has been showing great form dur
ing the last month and last week sur-
p1sised everybody by stopping Little
Bear. the Montana Indian in two
rounds Seheir Is tough hoy and
viii carry McGinnis ~ a fast clip
The club wishes the public 10 knoSs
that Pythian Castle is well ventilated
All the bouts are scheduled to go six
rounds. Charles f"Red'se Dawson viii
referee all the contests. The opening
bout will take place at s45. city time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01


New Jersey Commission should have
compelled Carpenter to perform be-
fore the public TO prove his worth be-
fore granting boxing license. and the
Commission TO select the men for him
ID box The public should be pro
tected from gamblers and promotefs
who have no interest outside Of the
gate receipts.
NV selection Is Dempsey and II he
will do as he has promised his friends
and 80 i'm al the sound uf the bell, and
make a finish. he. should win IN less
than five rounds.
The physical advantages favor
Dempsey. lie has height. weight and
reach. His body Is well covered with
flesh and muscle, which act as siloelt
absorber; strong square Jaw pair
OF hands and forearm that are both
ma zsive and powerful, and a natural
fighting instinct. He Ia In fact q
natural strong man not made.
We will take some of the assets af
both men. You are told that Carpen-
tier has a punch. las anyone ever
denied that Dempsey hasn't one2 II
10 get out your dope sheet
They tell you Of his wonderful
agility and speed. his jumping right
hook. and he has little sneaky one
he puts over. and he has creeping
right hand punch: and beautiful
eff hand twisting upper cut which he
uses With lightning rapidity. one
would think he was dealing with
.spooks" instead OF lighters. and such
wonderful superhly developed.
/ am certainty glad he doesn't wear
boxinr gloves on his feet
who does he practice this stuff
on7 why that great big Journee, who
moves like a cart horse7 Journee is
the same fellow who Charles weinart
''our light heavyweight put 10 sleep
IN I'VE rounds enc day last week.
Dempsey doesn't need this kind of
speed Yet he is a very fast man.
With that swaying body. that bohbing,
aucking head. Ii was that head that
really brought Wizards undoing.
That right and left swing; that per
sistant aggressiveness; that rushing
attack, which is a defense in itself. is
the kind of speed that wins.
AS TO the science of the game. such
as blocking, guarding, side stepping,
and ability TO avoid punishment, he
might show up well with a smaller
man. But not with the style used by
Dempsey.
We now come 10 gameness and the
ability TO take punishment. When we
compare the records OF the two men
/ believe Dempsey has the best of il,
and should II come TO give and take
affair Dempsey should win on this
alone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-01
.DELAWAREANS STAR
At PLATTSBURG
Blue and Gold Athletes Star in
Baseball at r. o. T. c.
Camp.

University of Delaware athletes at
the II. O. T. c. camp at plattsbufg
barracks. n. V, have been showing
up well in athletics at that place.
About eight men from Delaware are
on the Second Company's baseball
team. All the Delaware men are
members of the Second Company.
Robbins, Carl. Dante and Wilson are
on the r.. @, +. c. baseball team for
the entire camp. having been picked
from about 500 students at the camp.
A track and field meet is scheduled
10 he held at the camp on July 4
Pitman. Smith. Tebo. MCMullin and
Harper look like winners i'm their re-
spective events. The Second Conn
pany is also leading the Inter-Cool-
pany Baseball League