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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-02

there is way of keeping cool. Anyone who has tried the concrete bottom bathing beach and pool can give infor- nation on this point. There are 1000 dressing rooms to take care of the bathers After the swim a cool breeze will be found in the big pavilion and Nixons orchestra is supplying the best dance music in this section of the state. For afternoon dancing the man. agement has just installed a $7,00O or gan. Chicken dinners may be reserved by calling Bessemer 913S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-02

HOTf WEST LAKE RECOMMENDED AS REMEDY There is no need for anyone to sit around and talk about how hot the
 weather is. Out at West Lake park
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-02
1 GOVERNOR HARDING
 SEES NO ROOM FOR
 ANY APPREHENSION
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factor of uncertainty or concern in the making of the new crops.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-02
POLES ARE ROUTED IN
 A STIFF BATTLE WITH GERMANS IN SlLESlA
nx Associated Press

Oppeln, Silesia, June 1.--In heavy fighting this afternoon in the Posno- witz woods, near Groes- Strehlitz the Poles were compelled to fall back be- fore the onslaught of the Germans.
 The Germans report their casualties as 12 dead and S1 wounded, who were taken to Kraphitz. The Poles left 130 dead on the field. Their wounded.were removed
 The Polish forces were entrenched d deep in the forest, and the Germans were in the open Eventually, the Ger mans entered the forest, and desperate fighting ensued at close range with machine-guns, rifles and revolvers.
 Tonight the Poles had fallen back still further.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-02

VEGETABLES
 New potatoes, 3 lbs. for. .25c Old Irish potatoes, per ID. =. .4c Sweet potatoes, 6 lbs. for. .25c Onions, per pound ......7 F c
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Pm with barges. Annie. Edith and Helen, for
CHARLESTON, sc, Aug 2i-Arrived. str
Coahoma County, Mobile for London (saiied
22dl.
sailed 2ist. str Efstathios (GreelO, Eu-
rope.
CHATHAM, Mass, Aug 20. 80 AN.
Passed, tug Gettysburg, from Philadelphia,
towing barges Glendower, for Newbur2port,
OItelaunee, for Northeast Harbor, aud Lees
port, for Bangor.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Aug 23-Saled tus
Eureka. towing barges Fan River and Barn
stable Qatter from Boston for Sewalls Point
for ordersl.
LYNN. Mass. Aug 23-Arrivcd. barge James
M Hudson, Norfolk.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug 23-ln port,
barge Atlantic. from Newport News.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Aug ls-Sailed,
str Camano. Cailao via Port Angeles.
PARKERS FLATS. Me. Aug 23-Sailed. tug
S@ atara towing barges TohickCn. Thomaston
and Neshaminy. Philadelphia.
PROVIDENCE. ri. Aug 23-Sailed, tug
Perth Amboy, towing barges l04 and Isa,
from Boston. T9S. from New Bedford, and
734, for Now York.
SAN PEDRO. Cal Aug ls-Arrved, str
Edward Luckenbach. san Francisco Tor New
sailed istk. str Seattle Maru CJap,. yoko-
hama, &c.
ST THOMAS. Aug l5--salled. schrs Fred
W Thurlow. Iacksonvillei Maurice 7 Thur
low, Mlragogne.
sEARsP0Rr Me, Aug 22-Ar.iyed, barge
Spring. Philadelphia.
SALEM, Mass, Aug a3-Arriyed. barge u
& w No 10, New York.
WILMINGTON. NC, Aug 2l--Arrived str
Saxon. Galveston.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE,

(Braz). New York; 2ist, comack. Port Ar
Sailed 10Th. str Bibbco (from Buenos
Air,a) Boston and New York.
Sailed 10Th, str Canadian Miller CBr)
Buenos Aires.
ian. Norfolk goth. Liberia dta), Balti-
more.
SEVILLE. Aug i6-sailed. str Cabo Es-
partel (Spl. New York.
Tacoma.
SHIELDS. Aug 24--sane6. strs Harre,
tNop. from christiania for New York
Sailed 22d. str sagoland (sv). Galveston
Sailed 22d. strs Royal Transport (Br)
Montreal; PEBBLES (Br). do; otta (Nor). do
Cairnross lBrl. do.
cayote. Portland, o.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 23-Arrived. str Or.
bita (Br). New York.
Sailed cath. str orduna tBo. from Ham.
ST JOHN. NIB. Aug o4-saued str Lcvisa
elphia: schr David Lynch. Salem
MICIAELS. Aug 24--saiied. str sac
s!cs ntc (Port). from Lisbon for New York.
TRIESTE. Aug l3--Sailed. str Gerty utaD
Baltimore.
Sailed 22d. str Montreal (Br), Montreal.
TRINIDAD, Aug 22-Sailed, str Canadian
Gunner (Br). Montreal.
TURKS ISLAND. Aug "a. AM-Arrived, sti
Tosto GNoro, New YORK for Monte Christ
Sailed 24th. AN. str fungus (Nor). New
York.
TYNE. Aug 24-.sailed. strs Tsetician (Br)
yIBoRG. Aug i4-Arrived, str Rootenai
New York.
VICTORIA, Brazil. Aug 22-sailed. str vir-
gil (Br), New York
YOKOHAMA, Aug 20-Arrived. str Tenyc
Maru tJap), San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
AMERICAN PORTS.
IRv Teinrrnnl1. /


ASTORIA, o, Aug 22-Arrived. str Taibu
BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 23-Arnved. strs
Maihdy Grange (Br), Bordeaux: Cibao lNor) /,
Preston Cand cleared oath for New York; ::
schrs NJ NJ Hamilton, somes Sound; storm
Petrol, Roekland: tugs Juno. Lynn, towing
ponset. Gloucester. towing barge Socony o.;
Bess. Norfolk. towing barges Marion Chap
pell and John Forsyth.
YORK: West Selena. Hull Cand sailed for
New York;; Delaware, New York land
cleared on return) Lake Ellenorah, Jack
sonvilIc and Charleston: West Lianga, Rot
terdam: North Land. New YORK; motor
barge Socony No o. supposed New YORK;
tugs Bristol towing barge Cieni.egos; & Ts%- New
ford); Piedmont, Norfolk. towing barses
Nos and Is (latter for Portsmouthl and
H. Tor salem ~ 4 FymosN. Y Nns ena orn y for 'IW yn
and 1 Salem for New York Oeft No 10 at
salem) Eugene Hughes, New York, towing
barge CONGRESSMAN Scully.
sailed 2sd. 3 pm, strs City OF Shanghai
tBr,. New York; Harvey II Brown, Norfolk:
tug Paoli. Rockland
Sailed 2fth strs Sioux, NewYork: Jonancy,
Norfolk: Prince George (Brl, Yarmouth /;
Newton sewalls Point; North Land, New
York tug Piedmont, from Norfolk, towing
mouth; Bermuda. Norfolk. towing barges
Huron and winnegance CAST nighD !;
Plymouth, Portsmouth Ito return with barge
l. w G Q No Z, for New T2rfo: motor
barge Socony 9. supposed New York
Sailed gath. str Everett, Lamberts Point,
Sailed gath, tugs Piedmont. Portsmouth,
towing barge No "a: Saturn, towing barge
No 81, from Norfolk for Salem; Taurus.
Lynn, towing barge j. h w q g No e
Wind at Highland Light, calm; clear; smooth
sea.
BALTIMORE. Md, Aug 2i-Arrivcd, strs
Manchester Mariner (Br), Norfolk; Romera
(BrD. do; Comnunipaw, New York Gin tow
Peacock: tug sailed on return Howard.
Boston.
cleared 2sd. strs GiulIa utaD. Gaiveston
Juniata, Boston.
Cleared 2Ith. Str Kalypso vergotti (Greelx) :.
Hamburg.
Sailed 23d. tug Toiler
Sailed Path. strs Frederictsborg (Dan),
Trcleborg: Missouri (Br), Antwerp and Lon
don via Norfolk.
BATON ROUGE. La, Aug 23--Arriyed, str
Pioneer. New Orleans (and sailed 24th for
New Yorl1.
sailed 23d str Corning. Havana.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Aug 23-Arrlved, schr
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

George w Trultt, Jr New York (and sailed
in toT q tss Inca for Xxeny G
york; Sga James es'iE SeWsome. se%.s "st.'A DO. ~ ~
CEBU, Aug 20-Arrived. str Bellflower,
Hong Kong: :. &c; for Boston and an Ne% York.
Nesco Glasgow Agwimoon. Fall River for
Port Lobos land proceeded.
CAPE HENRY, Va, Aug -, II AM-Passed
in, str Inspector New York for Baltimore.
Passed out 24th. AN. strs Satartia, Ball
timore for New York; 5:20 AM, Manchester
Importer (Br). do for Manchester; $3.50 AN,
coelleda. do for Norfolk and Glasgow: 10
AN, Hayo Maru (Jap), do for New York ;
Fort Gaines tNor. Baltimore for Port
Maria $40 AN Colombo sn 90 Tor ,sT NoTfelE ",
,.GALvEsToN; Tex, Aug 2s-ATriysd, a, bi stTs
New York: Fred W Weller. do (and sailed
on return) city of Alton. Baltimore; Saco,
Eremen; Pearldon. Tampa; Messiah tBrl,
Arrived o4th strs City OF Lordsburg, Ham
burg. Robert Maersk (Dan). sagua Grande
Nueces, New York.
Sailed 2ith. strs Haugariand (Nor)
Bremen; Hogland lSw). Bremen and Ham
burg; Andaluser tRr,;, Antwerp.
Memphis city. London John worthington.
New York; Neselea (Nor), Rotterdam; Rad
norshire tBrl: Bremen: yechtdyk tputch),
strs Lake Elsmere. Boston; Boston City
(Br). Bristol
Shleu ZftN, StT feTSlans bhitiTnOEt.
MANILA Aug 22-Arrived. strs Mesopo-
tam!a (Br). New York: Abercos, Portland, o.
MAYAGUEZ. Aug %. noon-Sailed, ST.
Maracaibo. New York.
MOBILE, Ala. Aug 2i-Arrived. str Afoun-
dria, New Orleans for Bremen.
Arrived Gath. Ir Hattie Luckenbach, New
York.
Sailed oath, str Delco. Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Sailed 24th, tug Barraton, New Orleans.
MELVILLE. III. Aug 2i-Arrived. str Abb
secon, Norfolk.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug 24--Arrived, strs
British Maple (Brl. Shields; Hancock coun-
ty, Valparaiso and Tocopilla; Sagua QDan)
Banes.
Arrived cath, str SURNAME. Port Barrios.
Sailed 23d strs Minooka, London; j Cs-
wald Boyd. San Pedro de Macoris.
Sailed 24th strs Carriage, Bocas: Qulrnis-
tan Gicnd), Kingston; Coahuila Mex. Vera
Cruz.
str Igots Mendi tSp), Sagunto.
Sailed Gath. str Rhode Island (Br). London.
NORFOLK, Va, Aug 23--Arrived, str By
layl Portland.
Arrived 2ith. strs Munardan (Br), Barry
Ethel Radcliffe (Br). Galveston (and sailed
for Rotterdam) Linden Hall tBr), Galveston
for Rotterdam: Western Chief, Lisbon for
New Orleans; Renalco (ChiD, Valparaiso
Coelleda Baltimore; Colombia. New Orleans
Arrived 2ith. strs Coastwise, New Eng
land: Eastern Breeze, Sydney. CB: Iossifoglu
(Ger), Manchester: Zent (Br). Liverpool.
Sailed gath. strs Warkworth tBr), Ham
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
FOREIGN PORTS.
Inv Mall.

HEARTS CONTENT. prior 10 Aug 16-Ar-
rived. schr Natona (Br), sydney.
MONTREAL, Aug 22-Arrived. str Winona
(Br). ST Johns.
NEWCASTLE. NIB. Aug i9--Saiied. schr
Seaman A o (Br. New York.
QUEBEC, Aug 2l-Arrived. strs ] A Nc
Kee (Br), sydney: Sheba (Br). do.
ST JOHNS. MI, Aug l7-Arrivcd, schi
Little Princess (Br), Barbados.
Sailed 16tn schrs Cecil, Jr CBr). New
York. Jean wakely (Br). Europe; Neither.
ton (Br). Straits.
In port nth. schr Douglas = Parks (Br)
for West Indies.
sT JOHN, NIB, Aug 2o-sailed. schrs Ada
A Mcintyre (Br). New York: Peter McIn-
tyre (Br). Campbellton.
SYDNEY, CB, Aug 2l--Arrived. strs Fern
Br) Botwood; 22d. Ontario (Fr). Montreal
for Brake.
sailed 21st. strs Coban (Br). Halifax
Daghild (NoD, Glasgow: Wascana (Nor)
Wabana.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman s. Co. leased an
apartment In 900 Fark avenue 20 Francis
S. Whltten: In 3S3 Park avenue to G.. l..
Douglass; furnished apartment in AL
Park avenue to Mrs. j. y. Phelan; also
leased an apartment in 131 East sixty
sixth street, northeast corner Of Lexing-
ton avenue. furnished. to Edgard
Moitor.
T.. Christensen leased from Samuel l..
Hyman 161 West Twenty second street.
y three story dwelling, 20.1ox993. for
twenty-one years. with the privilege of a
renewal for similar term. ret
rental of $4,000 yearly Is to be paid.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
q duplex apartment in S29 Park avenue
TO Mrs. Martin Schultz apartments in SO
East Elghty-sixth street to Miss Mary
Lee Mann and Thomas VI. Manning: In
81 West FIfty-third street TO Miss Eliza
beth Letcher, and in 135 West Fifty
sixth street TO Nine. O. Florence
Bayart. The same brokers also leased
for long term Of years for Miss Emily
". Bullowa to Mrs. r. II. ZirlSel a five
story dwelling at 152 East Seventy
ninth, street
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
TO PAY $15O,OOO RENT IN
GARMENT CENTRE ZONE
Suit Maker Leases 37th St.
Parcel; Other Rentals.

The four story building at 21S West
Thirty-seventh street. 25x100, adjoining
the main Garment Centre Building, has
been leased for twenty-one years by the
estate OF William j. Ginger to Jacob
Dorf. manufacturer of ladies' cloaks and
suits, who will occupy the building for his
own business The rental will be on
net basis and will aggregate about $780,
900 for the term. The lease was nego-
tiated by Sidney l.. Warsawer.
Alexander Taylor. who conducts a
sporting goods establishment at &c East
Forty-second street under suitcase
from Weber & Heilbroner. has secured
suitcase on % East Forty-second
street from the Rockwell Restaurant
Company by paying a bonus for their
lease and contracting to pay rentals
graduating from $4,000 to $4,000 per
annum for the remainder of the term,
which has seventeen years to run Il ON
November 1.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased in
so East Forty-second street to the Pitts
burgh and West Virginia Coal Com
pany, Bachman & Bake and Bethlehem
Aircraft Corporation and Offices in the
Canadian Pacific Building to c. A. Stern.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased to the
Gold Brand Waist sixth floor in 3-5 East
Twenty-eighth street
Albert Il. Ashforth. Inc. leased space
in los West Fortieth street to re
Rochambeau Import and Export c. n
pany and in 142 Fifth avenue to Badish
& Holt.
Butler & Baldwin. Inc. leased store.
adjoining the southeast corner. in 5o7
Madison avenue, corner of Fifty-third
street, TO Jammes. dealers in Parisien
jewelry and perfumes.
The three story stable. 4ix9S.9, ut 33e-
23S West Twenty-seventh street has
been leased by Patrick Tuly 10 Anthony
Russo and Sylvester Chirico for thirty
years.
Charles @. Edwards Company rented
store and basement in 81 Franklin street
to the Bally Mena Manufacturing Com
pany; store and basement in 1912
Thomas street to Joshua l.. Baily & Co. :;
second loft In II Franklin street to Noble
L. Biddle and fourth loft in 80 Leonard
street TO Edgar Sallnger.
John s. Woodward I'd leased the front
half, Of the third floor In the altered
building at $50 East F'ifty-third street
as offices for five years to the Acken
Industrial Corporation. Samuel ]. Acken
president. builders and general con-
contractors.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
Naval Orders
Special Despatch to Tnr New YonK HraAlD,
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. g., Aug. ~. ]
avail ordera have been issued


Washington, ID. e., Aug. ~.
These naval orders have been Issued.
Lieut. Walter $. nslknap 10 Navy Yard.
Philadelphia Lieut.. Henry A. n. Bruck-
shaw. Medical Corps, TO Naval Medical
School, Washington; Lieut.. John ". Daush-
crty Medical Corps. 10 Naval Medical
school Washington, Lieut.. Robert A. Dyer,
70 Naval Academy; Lieut.. 4. r. Fancy, to
Navy Yard. Washington; Lieutenant Com
mander Dupre J. Friedell. 70 aid on staff OF
Commander Train. Atlantic fleet; Lieut..
Jonathan i. Henry and Lieut.. John G. Ken
ming. 10 Naval Medical School. Washington;
Lieut.. Donald &. King. to aid on staff and
flag lieutenant Atlantic fleet; Lieutenant
Commander Samuel NJ. King, 70 Fourteenth
Naval district; Lieut.. William r. Krone,
Medical Corps, 70 Naval Hospital, New York
Lieut.. Charles w. Lane Medical Corps 10
Naval Medical School, Washington; Lieaten-
ant-Commander William J. Larson, 10 naval
operations, Navy Department, Washington
Lieut.. Elmer II. Lowry, Medical Corps, to
Naval Medical school. Washington; Lieut..
Accounts. Navy Department. Washington.
Robert l.. Mabon, to Bureau of Supplies and
Lieuts. Edward t. Mccall. Robert =. Par
sons George U. Fillmore and James p,
Rives. Medical Corps TO Naval Medical
School Washington; Lieut.. Hilton r. Tiche-
nor. supply Corps. 70 u. $. =, Beaver.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
BRooKL LYN-QUEENs DEALS.

J.. Lacov sold for Arthur Quinn 70
Joseph s. Spies lot. 40x10o. on the
east side OF East Ninth street. 80 feet
north OF Avenue M. Brooklyn.
Milton l.. Smith has purchased CO.
operative apartment at Jackson Heights,
Queens.
Lewis II. May Company sold for Jo-
hanna Haggerty a plot on the east side
Of Beach Thirty-fifth street, Edgemere,
Queens. to Leo Lachin for Improvement.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
rs MINUTES FROM WALL ST.

JUST COMPLETED: IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION: GRATTAN BUILT HOUSE IN
FLArBUsH. CONTAINING 10 ROOMS AND
. BATHS. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENrs. CAR GARAGE. WITH HEAT
INSTALLED; PLoT ioox5o. CORNER
PLOT. LOCATED IN ONE or FLAT
BUsHs MOST SELECTED RESIDENTIAL
SECTIONS. s41o BEDFORD Av. Cast s5th
ST.. CORNER Av. n. PRICE $4,000: easy
terms CAN BE SEEN ANY TIME USE
BRIGHTON SUBWAY TO ELM Av. STA
TIoN.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
Bronx Transfers.
REALTY JoTTINGs.

James G. Bennett is the buyer OF the
southeast corner of Third avenue and
Ninety ninth street, sold recently.
Lillian y. Smith is the new owner of
the dwelling at 323 West Eighty, Eighth
street. sold recently.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By NALL

ASTORIA. o. Aug 17-Arrived. str Santa
Alicia. san Pedro.
BRISTOL BAY, Aug 16-Sailed, ship Star
% France. san Francisco; bark Star OF Ice
land, do.
BREWER. Me. Aug 22-Arrived. barge Oc-
toraro, Philadelphia.
BUzZARp BAY (Cape Cod Canal, Mass,
Aug %, PM--Arrivod at Wings Neck, tug
Hattie and Bessie. for Boston (to leave this
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
- vEsEY STREET.

- by JHfltN u. DUIFUNHII - y
Nelson av, =, 225.9 fsatn 81, 3sNii Tx
Irres, vacant Edward r orrell. Jr, against
Jr, atty: amount due. s3,7Il.2o: taxes, &C,
s3ss.3o to tho plaintiff fox $1,000.
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Wcsicliester.
BYRAM LAKE HEALTH FARM
MOUNT KIsCO, NEW YORK.

MOUNT hIStU, NEW fUlsh.
Ideal location among artistic surroundings
for the discriminating. Farm gardens. Al
outdoor sports. Special diets. Resident ply
Eielan. Special rates for Fan. New Yori
office--13l East 5dh Street. Plaza 1918.
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BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Eugene J. Busher. Inc. resole for
Aaron Miller the vacant plot on the
east side OF Third avenue. 1856 feet
south of East 1s3d street. TO the North
Side Savings Bank, who will use same
to enlarge their present quarters.
Samuel Braunstein sold for u. Kugler
& L. Klein 2145 Southern Boulevard,
FIVE story apartment house, i5xt37, to
G. Cohen.
Plans Five story Bronx Tenement.
Plans have been filed for five story
tenement house. 70.77x123,6. ut l13 TO
224 Norris avenue. south OF 1stst street,
for the Martin Building Company Mar
gon & Glaser. the architects. estimate
the cost at s115.000.
Bronx Transfers.
Irene Pierce sold to Mary Stahl aga
Concord avenue, a three story dwell
ing. 20xs0.
Fannie Gilligan sold to Philip Fasser
$40 East 142d street, Il two story dwell
Ing, 25x100.3x irregular.
Wilhelmina Schlobohm sold to Helene
S. Wins 1877 Alexander avenue, a five
story fiat, 25x100.
James J. Cavonagh sold TO William
Greenbcrger Sst Jackson avenue. south
west corner OF 160th street, two two
story dwellings. 32.1ox75.7x irregular
The New York herald., 1921-08-25
Tour New England This Fall

Motor over perfect roads. breathe tonic
mir; enjoy magnificent scenery OF New
England at It's best. After the days run
find every convenience at quaint wayside
inns, modern city hotels famous resorts.
Secy. y. Il. Hotel Assn, Draper Hotel.
Northampton. Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-08-25

Louis Okenof sold TO Sam and Celia
Beckerman West 115th street. a five
story fiat. 25x100.11.
Sarah A. Clark sold to Rose Jelin 157
East 121st street. three story store
tenement, 1874.
Mary J.. Enhaus and Karolne ID.
Foley sold to George p. Bedford and
Martha B. Herbert 145 East Irifty-hrst
street. three story dwelling, 16.9x75.5
The West Fifteenth Street Realty
Corporation sold to Giuseppina Caloni
333 West Fifteenth street, a four story
dwelling, 20.6x100.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-20
For Colds, Grin or Influenza.

and as a Preventive. take Laxative
BROMO QUININE Tablets. The
genuine bears the signature Of r.
w. Grove. tBe sure you get
BROMO) 30c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-20
STOCK INDUSTRY
In NEW MEXICO
FACES DISASTER
CONTINUED from Page onc.)
year there were 1900 sheep
dipped, while 100000 were re-
turned for taxation.
STATE TAX OFFICIALS IT,
ASSEMBLE AT CAPITAL

Santa Fe, N. M, Dec. 19-Tax
officials and others interested in
the improvement of the present sys-
tenn of taxation, gathered from all
over New Mexico, are here attend
ing the annual conference, under
call of the state tax commission.
Governor Merritt C. Mechem is
among those In attendance. The
conference will end Wednesday
afternoon. 1t Is the opinion of the
commission that this conference
will be the most important held
thus far, since a great many new
matters, under the revised revenue
code will have to be taken up and
definite policy decided upon.
Position of the commission was
outlined at the first session In n
paper carefully prepared by j. q.
Saint, chief commissioner. The last
legislature authorized $1,000 in
compensation and $1,000 in travel
ing expenses for deputy assessors
in each county. The commission
holds that this sum ought not to be
paid to one deputy to remain on
duty for the entire year, but should
bb ulFldCu ST. DIS ~ ClllPlOy CVNOiNi
deputies between January / and
May 1, when practically all of the
assessment work is done.
Plea is made for the re-enact-
ment of law similar to chapter
115, laws Of 1919, which was re-
pealed by the last legislature. This
act authorized the commission to
fix the value of grazing lands,
which was done by dividing the
state into districts according to
rainfall, moisture, etc. The CLASH
fication now falls upon the county
assessors.
Valuing of merchandise stocks IS
exhaustively treated, and assessors
are urged to be impartial, and yet
to use their best judgment In every
instance in an effort to see that the
state receives a fair return. OFF,
cial notice is taken of the fact that
In some sections large areas are
producing fine crops on "dry farm
ing lands" and ought not longer to
be assessed as producing lands.
It is the judgment Of the commits
sion that heretofore these lands
have been sadly undervalued. In
CUHCluSiOli, lie paper says.
1.-THE rate of taxation so be-
come so high in New Mexico
that 1t has about reached the
breaking point. Heretofore
the assessors have been charged
with neglect of duty and the
claim made that fifty to seven
ty-five millions of dollars
escaped taxation through
omissions and undervaluations.
This coming year under the
new law we expect a radical
change in the method and eff
flciency of assessing property.
Let us get all the property on
the rolls. Then it is UP to the
men who appropriate the
money to reduce the cost of
government"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-20
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO

Mrs c. Martinez Gallup, N. M............ $780, 100
F. c. Croman East Las Vegas, N. M........ 2,113,30O
Miss Vrgie Hidalgo, Gallup, N. M. ..... 2O49,9O
Rene Dvelbess HoIbrook, Ariz .......... 1,7932 200
Mrs. Florence Saul, Dawson N. M........ /, 7246OO
Miss Sophie Martin, Gallup, N. M.......... 1,434,6OO
Mrs Lawrence Abreu Springer, NJ M. 1903, 300
L. j. SandovaI Santa Fe N. M............. 1,O25 900
Mrs Fern SwatzelI Gallup N. M. :......... $4,000
j. F. Janison, Ration, N. M............... 556,2OO
Mrs. J. F. Oglesby, Santa Fe, NJ M.......... $4,000
Arthur Fl. Gallup, Chamita, N. NJ. ....... 301 500
Neil P. Bolt, Wagon Mound, N. M........... 1891