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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
Pierce County Tax
Is But Half Paid

OF total Of $4,000 persons liabIe
for poll tar payments In Pierce coun-
ty, only z4.234 persons have paid
their taxes this year. Many OF these
payments were made owing 70 forced
deductions from wages by employ
ers. according TO County Treasurer
George NJ. Meath The list Of delinr
qucnts viii be turned over TO the
sherifrs office for collection In about
three weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
New Pacific Cable
Depends on House

A step toward the construction of
u transPacific cable with . Puget
Sound terminus win be realized II
the house approves the action Of the
senate In providing in the army ap-
preparation bin . Sf.5o0.oo0 appro-
priation for a new Alaska cable. ac-
cortiing 10 the foreign trade and
Alaska departments OF tho Chamber
OF Commerce
The proposed new transPactnc
cable. which would shorten the dis.
tancc TO the Orient over the present
San Francisco Yokohama route by
5000 miles. would in all probability
be laid via tho Aieutian islAndA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
Washington Teams
Enter 3 East-West
Meets During Year

With tho track '~am and crew
competing In the East at the com.
pletion Of the spring quarter.
Washington IL represented In the
second and third international
sports Of the war. The Penn
State football game opened the
.ast.weat contests OF the year.
II tho Indiana baseball series.
which was scheduled for IN. final
week In May. had been played II
would have Increased the number
Of interHectionai contests 20 four
during the war. Coach Edmund.
son hopes 10 turn out winning
iaskstbaii team next season and
compete In the national tntercci.
lsgiats tournament during the
wintar quarter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
Largest
Net Meet
of Year
Over 100 Tennis Players
Enter Third Annual Star
Tournament

nf.Ay IN the three singles events
/ win start Monday In The Star.
woodland park tennis tournament
This Is the third tournament con-
aucted under the auspices OF The
Star on the North End courts and \
ssrge and classy field has filed for
the meet
Doubles play win begin THURSDAY
All teams were 20 have been made
up by yesterday noon. but the time
has been extended until Tuesday
noon. The teams should h> listed
either at the park with The Star
representative Monday or should be
phcned to The Star not later than
ncon Tuesday.
The mems singles promises to b. a
real classic As the cream OF the
woodland park players win compete.
The entries however. are clty-wide.
and the meet win be the first real
tournament OF the season
The drawings win be found else
where on this page for the singles
events The schedule for Monday
At r. ~
Wanscs Howe va Hsruid rsenssfA-
Carrocs Ssu Va Roy Tayicr.
Charles Hoyt Ora afwen.
Rev Carlson Va Lssile Christian
FrAnk Morsianf Va Edward Buti<r
AT r. NJ.
rr~ae Stephens VA Mildred ftktn-
Eersram Carran va Laurence Snsr1ey.
Sci Levinson vs. Joe tivenxuod-
Edward Olson VA Art Ianxii..
Paul Granger va ZAck kainArk
Ralph Lee "a wayne O Hrtsn-
AT r. NJ
Christ Knust Va Dick Mnrr,n
l. A. Watson Va l. Weinberg
C. O. BAXTER va Earl white
~ McPherson va j, Levina
J. W. Farrts W.. John ouina-
Harry Somcr~ va Hsnry NollAu-
At J r. ~.
O. w. Bean va Euxene Resca
H. J. Tuokstf vs. George McKfnisy.
=. W. Abrams W. ordei MeLain
y p. Re~os va l.. v. Foye
rcn4td Duncan va Leo tAxsrsfrsa-
jack Tayior va Keuneth puncan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03

make Mccarthy teiegraphed Ian
dis word OF this action.
Thanks for your telegram Lam
dis replied today. II will be glad to
consider any additional evidences par
ties involved may care to present"
II was believed Lands attitude
leaves the way open for action which
ma save a serious situation In Coaxt
baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
Frisco Girl Il
Tourney Loser

CHfswfCK. England. June a.
Mrs. Peacock. former women's ten.
mis- champion Of Indiana. viii meet
Mrs. Beaniah, British star. for the
Middicsex women's championship
here tomorrow. Mrs. Peacock defeat.
ed Miss Elizabeth Ryan OF San Fran.
cisco In the seIni-finai round today.
s-s. 40. o..
Miss Edith siguurncy Of Boston
and Mai J. q. Ritchie. In the miued
doubles. advanced TO the scmi.final
round by defeating Miss Head and
WiiiiamA. ca. rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03

Capt Chuck Trankiand. Of the
Washington track team. which win
compete at the intercollegiate meet
in Chicago. June 10 and II. win have
a new high mark 10 Jump for In the
high jump. L. T. Brown, Of Dart
mouth. set tho record OF 9 feet ~
inches In the recent Harvard compe-
ti;ion. Norris. OF California won the
pole vault with leap Of IL feet .
inches. several inches below the prcs-
ent record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
BUFF TO MEET LYNCH

NEW YORK. June s.--Johnny
Buff. bantamwesght champion. and
Jcc Lynch. former champion. will
meet fer the tito as soon an Buff
fsss the date. according to Tex Rick.
ard Efforts are also being made To
match Johnny Kiihane and Pepper
Martin for a summer show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03

La Angeles claims she oldest WON
IN bowling fAn. Ma A Scott She Is
more than 50 yeArs Old but keeps
young and healthy BY constant exer-
elsa She has been . dsvotes OF bowl
arg Tor - ysar4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
sHARKEY GETS DECISION

NEW YORK. June s.---Jack shar.
hey. New York feathcrweight. won
= l.-round decision from Jack Haus-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03

WINE Hoppe. former vcridss
champion billiard player. has rented
building In New York and WIN start
the FIRST OF a string Of parlors he ex-
poets TO open In largo American
cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03

HOUSTON. June 3. - George
Whi,eman. manager OF the Houston.
Texas. league team. who hit safely
In 81 consecutive games. was stopped
yesterday by Pitcher Weight Of the
San Antonio Bears San Antonio
beat Houston IL 20 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03

SYRACUSE. n. y. Juno S.
Young Fisher. Syracuse middle.
weight. won a iz.round decision from
jimmy Darcy. Portland. Orc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
Treat the Whole Family

Collect No Money sn City ts ss' sss srssr
for the paperour carrier will do the rest Out oftown
subscriptions must be paid in advance at the rate of soc
per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
Get Yours Today!
Pep Up on Sun-Maids

Your friends and neighbors who are
not now taking The Star will be glad to
help you.
Get only three of them to agree to take
The Star for two months.
All subscriptions MUST BE NEW, that
is, people who are not now having The
Star delivered to them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
NATIONAL PARK
ENDORSED BY GOOD
ROADS ASSOCIATION
Plan of Southwestern
Society Would Benefit
Central Route Across
New Mexico

pIi.VEH CITY. n ~, May "a
Endorsement OF the plans ard
activities OF the southwestern ALI
Year National Park association
was given hy the Southwestern
Good Roads association IN IT, an
nual meeting held here this week.
The establishing Of such a park,
the associations resolution pointed
out would mean much 70 the
central route acrofs New Mexico
and Arizona, because a. would
open an eastern outlet from Elc-
phant Suite Dam, 20 connect with
the eastern end Of the present
Dnm-to-Dam Highway. The feat
urcs OF the work OF the Aii-N ear
National Park organization were
presented TO the meeting In both
lts afternoon and It's dinner sessions
hy ". IL. Brook. Of Las Cruces.
chairman OF the executive COM
miftcc.
other resolutions included one
protesting against the long delay
permitted by the state highway
department OF New Mexico, IN the
tdmpiction OF the highway be-
tween Santa Rita and Silver city
In Grant county. This section Of
II miles il one OF the most OK
penslve road projects In the state.
and n very important link IN the
through road from Elephant Butte
Dam Ia Roosevelt Dam. The high
way commission was called upon
to hasten the completion OF this
road.
Condemnation Of the practice OF
painting commercial advertising
signs on rocks and other works OF
nature along public highways was
expressed ia another resolution
adopted by the meeting.
New officers elected include p.
u. Green Of Clifton, Arizona. pre5l-
dent: e. T. Brooke. Of Clifton, Afi-
xona. secretary-treaEurcr. The list
81 N.irc presidents. one FOR each
% ns-ibcr OF New Mexico and
Arizona counties was not changed.
These include: Il. G. Andrus,
Globe, Arizona; y. y Coon, Lordr-
burg. y. NJ: J. g. Gnchrist, silver
CITY. ~ ~. Dwight -. Heard,
Phoenix. Ariz :. J. Kiddor' Mo-
rolion. y. NJ Geo. Keith. Socorro,
*. NJ: 4. 4. Lorton, Blythe, CAL
Martin iaytoa, enfford. Arlz. j. y.
Ehea. DeminE ~. NJ, and g. {,
kca. Illilahoro. y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

to Leave Temple
In Morning for Grove
NORTH of City

An elaborate Masonic picnic
the best In the history OF Temple
lodge No. s-is TO be held at the
grove, north OF Alameda. "a miles
from Albuquerque On Decoration
Day.
The picnic n Ia be for all Ma
sons ami their families and ffi"ndl
Automobiles carrying the picsnic-
kcrs Will leave the Masonic temple
n 10 o'clock next Tuesday morn
ing. All those wishing to go are
expected to take their W lunch.
Tho committee In charge ~ arr
ranEemeftH however Is to provide
free Ice dcam. Lemonade and cof-
foo for tho affair. In order hat
there ma be ears enough TO car
~ the crONd. q IL requested thns
those planning to go notify Harry
Walter. secretary OF the Masonic
lodge or some member OF the COM
mittee on arrangements.
Following lunch at the grounds.
the progran IL to include games
for the children and a haseDaii
game between the noMolnys aud
n Masonic team. a masonic team
In nov being organized 10 meet
the DE Moitys.
Autos viii begin returning
from the grove Mt o o'clock NJ
night. The committee on arrange
ments consists OF Peter Stewart,
chairman; John A. Dovcrspike.
Smith Conneli. Dave HyndS. Ed
ward SRckott. j, a, HirhL. G. l..
Apologize and Fred l.. hoffman,
the latter worshipful master OF
Temple lodge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
& {. INVITED
BY CITY TO HOLD
CONVENTION HERE
Local lodge Also Max
ing Effort for Big
Sanatorium

Albuquerque has resumed Its
efforts o. secure tho sauatorlum OF
Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men. mufidcd that organization
now In convention IN Houston,
'I,NaH decides 10 erect such o SAM
uturIuln
Not only has this city made q
hid fDr the sanatorium hut also
has invited the convention
1900 strong Ire wives Of the dele
gates are included-to hold as
next tri-cnnial meeting IN Aibu-
qucruue.
an local lodge Of Locomotive
tlrcmrn and EEginemcu has
adopted q revolution cxtcnding
tho Invitation 70 the convention 20
meet here. Frank Guy. president
% the local lodge Of the order,
who Is now nt the convention. has
boon authorized 10 present tnc re-
solution TO the convention.
Word received here from Mr..
Guy n that he has already prescn-
ted the advantages of Aibuqucr-
uno Tor tho proposed sanatorlum
before "a special committee named
by The convention to hear reports
on probable sites.
The special committee also viii
hcar the reports OF he committee
men who made q trip through the
western cities including Albuqucr-
quo Il Investigate advantages Of
cities bidding Tor the sanntorium.
The committee visited Aihuqucr-
que ruycral months ago.
The order now has "a fund OF
$500, 900 raised By assessment on
members which IL r. using to aid
the frcmcn afflicted with tubor-
culugis. Tho question for the con
vcntion 10 decide In It's present
session e whether or not the or
der should continue TO spend tho
consumptlvc fund In this way OF
whether 10 use " IN tho erection
OF q snnntorium. EnEincnen al
rictc1 with tuberculosis az tho
present time arc allowed a Ger
tain sum Tor treatment II n snn.
ntorium wan erected some or the
members believe that the cost OF
treating IN members would be d.
m%inished. The proposed snnatUr-
ium would cost s50O.Obn,
In inviting the convention 20
hold as mex maoting here three
yrnrs hence. AlhUqucruuc's com
ing hotel facilities nro being cs-
pociady emphasized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
Changes in Personnel
Of Internal Revenue
Bureau Probable

WARRINGTON. May ei.-Fur-
Their shifting OF Internal revenue
bureau personnel was Indicated
today ~ tho treasury.
Commissioner Blair naid there
was possibility OF such shifJs. al
though the mo Important, he
added, wns accomplished through
the removal yesterday Of a. ~.
humnef. deputy commissioner In
charge Of accounts. and q.
Chfids. tupervtsor OF coiitttioH
and the consolidation OF the two
offices.
speculation continued In some
official quarters as to the attitude
OF assistant Secretary Dover Of
The trasapry toward the removals
AZ both men were appointed on his
Recommendations. Mr, Dover now
Is on a western trip and today
waa In san Francisco. At the
treasury the possible outcome Of
the Dover Blair situation vas
freely discussed aud broad hints
were given that Mr. Dover might
be- expected 10 lessen ifNs activities
In internal = bureau mat
fers
Belief was also expressed by
high officials that Mr.. Dovcr's pro
posal Tor de-centralizing the work
OF the bureau 10 permit OF the
handling Of tax matters In the
various districts was not finding
favor a. the plan was being stu
died and the possibility or Mr.
DoTeT's policies receivtng another
setback was forecast By these Of
flclnis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
Movement on Foot
For Incorporation
Oh Old Albuquerque

That a new attempt VIII soon ne
made 20 ircorporatc old Alhuquer-
que with Santa Barbara and Dn-
ranos was the statement made BY
Dercderio MOntoya, Of cd Town,
today. lie said that nothing del.
mite has as yet been done, hut that
Iihcre Is "A strong sentiment grow
Ing In favor OF Incorporation, IN
order to fix the court house IN Old
Town.
This attempt win follow ono
which was made, but failed sev-
cru years ago. Il is sin doubtful
IL The proposition win carry when
put to o vote. residents Of old Town
say. due TO the fear q the people
% raising the taxes.
Old Town now estimates It's pop
ulntlon AZ Ice people. while that
az SANTA barbara II about i,eOo-
nuranes Is said to have from 500
to SEQ people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
SCHOOL GIRL SHOT
N PUEBLO, COLO.,
BY YOUNG WOMAN
Assailant Commits Act
In Revenge After
Accusation

PUEBLO. Colo. May 2i.-Miar
Consueio. Baca. aged is years, was
shot and dangerously wounded At
Lnrctto caadcmy here az II o'clock
tblf morning by Miss Josephine
iihcrto. aged Fl years.
Miss iiherto called nt the acad-
emy in n taxicnb aud asked to see
Mis- naea and was permitted lo
da go. the sister eiInerlee thinking
IN vlfitor came from Mrs. nacn.
who was ~. Whom Il was re-
marked that II was hoped there
wa nothing serious the womn sail
There was not.
soon after the Baca giri met Alits
iihcrto the sister superior heard
a shot and rushing into the room
saw the visitor with n revolver ami
the Baca rirl on the floor with a
bullet in her bead
The police we're notified and ar
rived AZ the academy in time 10
capture Miss IlbcrtQ.
Miss Haca IL the daughter uf Dr.
and Mrs. j. y BRca. OF this city.
IN Baca Is now In Ration. n. NJ.
Revenge T. given as the cause
Tor the shooting in a statement
made 10 the polio cby Miss Libcrto.
who later signed "a confea-
sion. She declared that Mrs. Baca
had accused her Of intimacy with
ur finca. which charges Miss
tihcrto declared to be false. Mrs.
Baca ls said to have viHitod a store
conducted by the mother OF Miss
LlhcrtJ and accused the young
woman. Miss L.bcrto then called
q taNicab and went 10 Lorctto acad-
cmy Ia KIM the daughter of Mrs.
liecn. Miss i.ibcrto told the po-
lice that she intended to XIII the
girl and thus make Mrs. Baca suf-
Ter.
Mlps Libcrio was formerly mar
Rod but obtained "a divorce.
or. Bacn has been a resident Of
Pueblo FOR the Inst two years. He
il~fnc ~ -es!dcd In Antonito an i
NIleenhurg and rs 81 years of age.
Police thls afternoon discovered
nn unmnilrd postal card which Mis-
llborto had addressed to Dr. Baca
nt RATION. \. NJ. In which she aid:
' am hurting o AZ you hdrt
me. Josie
Niss Lihcrto fays that nr. BacR de-
rlnrcd 20 her that he was unhappiiy
married and that once when he
asked ncr II she loved him she
aid; u do not know whether I
lpyo you, hut ] ;hlnk I would be
happy ~ vour VITO II you secured
Ia dlvorte.'
Dr. Baca "a family physician
lfor the Liberties ana had attended
Miss Liberto during an Illness
which nccessitated an operation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
McMillen Relates
His Trip Abroad
To Kiwanis Club

4 report OF hla trim abroad by
4. b. McMnicn and an explanation
of the steps being taken to put
East Central avenue In shape for
automobile travel constituted the
chief business at the regular
weekly luncheon OF the kiwanis
club this noon,
ALI. McMlilcn emphasized In
particular his impressions OF Egypt
anu Africa. and drew comparisons
Of the early days In Europe with
the early days In America.
Colonel Sellers said that the citi-
gems generally were now pulling to-
gethcr and he hoped h would be
possible 10 keep East Central
avenue In first class shape ever
after u had been repaired by the
county. city and chamber OF com
msrce working jointly
'fhe attendance prize. a boanti-
ful tobacco box. made at the shop
"a the University, was given BY
Dean Eyre ana won hy Edgar l..
Mitchell High school seniors who
we're visitors today were otto Beb-
Der and Robert CllchrisL r.. \.
Bopia gave % bottle OF ginger ale
to each member as a silent boost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
Nazarene Church
District Conference
Opens Tomorrow

The huaiueaf session proper OF
the nlnth district conference Of
Sazarcnc churches H. 10 open to-
morrow morning at . O'Clock al
tho Nazareno church ON North
Third street.
The second c~vangelistic service
which Is 10 aervc A. a prelude TO
the convention Is to be held al tho
church tonight. the service being
conducted by e. w. Davis. district
superintendent The service last
nirht was co Quoted by Mrs. Mary
Lee Cngio 81 Phoenix. Shc ~ re-
turning homo tonight
Tho address of welcome 10 the
deicfafas tomorrow morning will
b. given by tho Rev. &. n. Me-
Ecan 81 the Presbyterian church
10 which Dr. a. o. iicynoldn. OF
Kansas city probably VIII respond.
cities IN the state which are 20
be represented at Tho mecf1nEa
are Roswell. Clovis. NJ Paao. Capt.
tan. Ar,eain, Dclcn. Dcmine and
Morlarty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
WILL ESTABLISH W
FOUNDATION FOR
CANCER RESEARCH
Larger Universities are
Expected to Partici-
pate in Work

ST. LOUIS. May 2i-Esiahtsh-
moni Of "a national cancel research
foundation has been voted by thr
American Radlum society and the
Pathological Society Of North
America, which met hsre Ia ron
nectlon with the convention OF the
American Medical association.
rr. Edwin e. Ernest % ~. Louis.
secretary OF the Foreign Radium
society announcing the project 10
establish the fund for cancer re-
search. explained that eventually
Il was expected all the inrrc uni
vcrsities would participate In Tho
enterprise.
Tho general convention 81 the
American Medical association war
divided into second groups. which
started their sessions. while the
house Of delegates. the ruling body
81 tho association. had recessed un-
az tomorrow when the election Of
officials will be- held.
Protest against approval by the
United States government of the
school of chiropractic 40 a means
OF vocational training for disabled
%cN-servitc men has been registered
by the association.
4 resolution requesting tho
American Rcd Cross to Withdraw
from public health work also was
adopted.
A resolution proposing organiya
iion 81 n wnman's auxiliary 60 tn"
association has been referred to n
eoramitter.
Or. Davis r.. Hoag of Pueblo,
Colo. president 81 tho Midwest
crn Association 81 A~nesihctists, IN
m nddrca urged routine protcc.
ton Of every patient hy the safe.
raurd Of nvc-minutc blood pressure
readings during AN operation "a
determine whether the patient Il
In ~ zone Of safety aud 90 an
ticlpaue tho recurrence ~ shucl'
and calinnfr. 80 that -rcnIgcitntlyf
measures may h. uscd In time a.
save the patients IN those cascs 10
Which the doctors sRys the npera'
tion WIS a aucccas. but m. patient
diod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

PEACEFUL MEET
HELD BY COUNTY
commissioners
Minor Road Matters
Take Up the Morn
ing Session

The hoard OF county COM
mifaiOncrs had a peaceful session
this morning Max Gusierrez taxi
Ing the initiative In the actiona
which were made. and chairman
a. q. Simms voting no" on most
OF them.
This MORNINGS session was
occupied with the consideration
OF a number OF minor county road
matters. a. we'll as with the pay
ing OF current bills. The board
authorized the district attorney 10
sign a compromises with the Cen
ual Printing company. by which
the county will pay the company
5000 instead OF the entire amount
OF a Judgment for fA0a. for which
the district court gave Judgment.
This bin wns for the printing of
about $4,000 official ballots Tor
last fairs election. aud the tuit for
collection OF the amount due was
filed after tho board Of ccunty
commissioners had REJECTED the bill
Simnss voted sgainst fhc atthorlz-
Ing OF the district attorney 10 sign
such n compromise, hut the motion
carried over his hcnd.
A petition was presented To the
effect that the drainage ditch
which II nov overlooking and
flooding the county road south
and west OF the fnir grounds. be
cleaned. and that the road De re-
paired This petition was granted.
also over Simsns ote against II.
The sum appropriated for the
cleaning OF the ditch was fto0.
Oscar Harvey asked the com
mission TO change the road from
Yrnsarri to E~scnbosa. 50 that In
stead of cutting through his land
u would 20 around H. This matter
was referred 10 the county -oad
superintendent for n report.
Mrs Mary A. GAVIN complained
that her fence and gate had been
torn down TO make room for this
temporary bridge at Barciaa. She
was referred to fhc state highway
department. A petition TO put
bridges In on the road newly
made . pubic road in tho Cannon
addition w1st OF the river ncar
Bareias bridge. was referred 10
the county road superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
Member of State
Guard at Gallup
Loses County Job

The position OF Harold Hoicomb.
rho hns been county motorcycle
officer nnd deputy sheriff since Inst
fail. was declared vacant by unani-
mous vote % tho board ~ County
commissioners today. HoicOmb u
now. ana has been for tho past
ak weeks with the state guard al
Gallup.
The appointment Of a new man
for the place Will he made b. the
sheriff. who stated today that he
. would choose a man who undcr-
stands and speaks both English asni
Spanish. The job was created by
an order OF the district court which
fikedsfhe salary at $50 a month,
besidcn a percentage on fines fol-
lowing reonvicti0ns.