The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-29
COUNTY WILL TRY
COLLECT INTEREST
MONEY ON BONDS
Sandova County Delin-
quent in Payments
Delegation Going to
Bernalillo.

The board OF county toMiHllhHleN'i1
and County Treasurer Ed Swope VIII
call ON the county commissioners OF
Snndovnl county mt their meeting,
which will be held In Bern0lillo on
Friday. TO see II they can make some
arrangement by which Sandoval
county can pay money which Ia owed
to this county. Il was decided al the
meeting OF the board this morning.
Mr.. Swope brought up the matte
that interest payments on the $4,000
which SandoVul county owes Bernn-
lilo county ARE now due. and that
this county needs this money badly at
this time. In 1919 this county took
over a bond issue made BY sandoNal
county for $4,000. aud at that time
il was decided tina a 2-mill levy be
made In Sandoval county to take care
OF interest payments n the prin-
ripnl when II became due. The inter-
est was to be at the rate of 6 per
cent, to be paid In two ~semi-nnnual
payments, one On June 30. and the
other ON December 81 OF each year.
As yet. according TO MIR. Swope, the
June payment fos 1921, which would
amount "a $500, has not been paid,
and tho December payment Is almost
due. with no indication that II VIII be
paid.
Pajarito Complaint.
A petition was presented to the
ANINNNINlNNA0nNN ANNAN NV AAAAh 49,
by residents of PaJArito. asking that
the community of Pajarito be made IL
restricted district where livestock
would not be allowed to run on The
public lands n highways. They nr-
gued that the livestock owned by two
men IN the district was DIN great
damage to cultivated and agricultural
landH.
J. Felipe Hubbell. who was present,
stated that he was one Of the two
men at WHOM this measure was aimed,
and told the commissioners that tn
petition worked an injustice. lie
stated that the IA OF the district
merely wanted to avoid building
fences to keep livestock off OF their
property. and stated that he was Will
INK 10 pay FOR all damage caused by
his stock which was M OF lands
which were properly fenced.
Tho petition was referred to tho
district attorney for his opinion on
the legal phases OF u. He h asked to
make a statement to the county CONF
missioncrs as to whether II would be
legal to make this "a restricted Dis
i,t. and as "a whether. IL II h legal.
the commissioners are obliged to do
u.
Bids from various contractors were
opened at the meeting. covering the
gravclling OF the five miles OF the
River Boulevard extension road. All
bid were rejected. because. In the
opinion OF the commissioners they
We're too high. They ranged from s.
PEI yard to $3.50 per yard. The
county road superintendent stated
that the county could do the work for
per yard.
II WIGS decided to let the county
road department go ahead with the
grtyelliug work They were instructed
% no an opportunity far people
living IN the vicinity Of Alameda.
wh'r the work H. to- be done. 10 con-
tract 20 do the hauling. " thoy would
do 20 f6r 81 PEE yard.
The county clerk was instructed TO
write a letter TO the city commits
-ionrrs OF Albuquerque, requesting
them to share half tho cost ct inn
proving b Mountain Road from the
railroad crossing east to Aruo street.
A petition requesting that this piece
~ road which Is half within the Ju.-
isdiction Of the county, and half m
the city, be repaired, brought about
this action. The county road super
%intcudcnt stated that there was $50 ia
he road fund Of district 10. in which
tho road falls. and d In expected that.
with as much from the city. the road
Can De- put Tn good shape temporarily.
Two French marshnls. Joffre aud
loNullc. aud GENERAL BaduElio. COM
mandcr-iu-chicf of the Italian army.
have been made members Of the
Army n Navy club of America
Legislation OF 81 states has provided
cash bonuses to former soldier total
ing f37O.a39. zoe. or approximately
SIS each for every man In service
during the world war.
Camp sherman at ChilliCothc.
ohio, win be the nrst army canton
mrnt chosen for one OF the four
United States vocational uuiycrsitio-
to be established In different SECTIONS
Of the country. The school for for
inor service men viii D., In operation
inside Of three months with about
2.OOO mon In attendance.
The Philadelphia Chapter Of War
Mothers. through the national con-
ycution, at Sacramento. California
september 20 to October % will ask
congress 10 appropriate travelling OK
peusrs for zach mother tn visit the
grave NJ hcr son In France. rather
than rNpend money to have more
bodies Of soldiers brought home for
burial
The longest march ever attempted
boy an American military organiza-
iiun viii be covered by the Third In
funtry regiment Of $50 men coming
from camp Perry, ohio. to Fort
Smelling Minnesota, q distance Of 700
miles. The purpose OF the hike is Co
cut down expenses uf the war de-
Uartmcnt. They Will march with fun
equipment.
Soldiers In the United states army
viii receive a money clothing allow
uucs. instead Of being issued cloth
ing. This ruling. II Is said. is to en-
courage thrift on the part of the sol
dicr and 10 inculcntc a personal in
fIrfNf tu tho tHrg ~ htu glRf HING IL
b. believed this move will tend 10
make the army better dressed at
smaller cost TO the government.
DEATHS