The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
AT LAST

LAS vegas where a NoOu appointment NAV
been nsAac in the place Of a regent who re
igmed aud that ii should be possible now for
he situation az the asylum go be cleaned mp 50
) to clypmand public confidence.
This should make all lovers Of civic right
business %reicice aud should bring comfort 10
hc considerable number of men and women
Eho on or about q year ago invested thelr gopd
honey nim bonds on The Dawn aud received
heref6r receipts.
Adjustment Of things up at the insane
sylum to The satisfaction Of he Prophet mems
hat the bonds viii now he delivered immedi-
&tcly.
How do W. knowi
From the pen of the Prophet himself.
On December %. 1921, when delivery Of the
bonds was only about eight months past due
he Prophet announced in a signed stHtement
lat " Evidence Of corruption Ia the hospital
or the insane" had Distracted and delayed
Us delivery Of the bonds. He added .l''l am
noving as rapidly as possible in the bond mat
br between breashs. ! am u fairly busy man.
This was. Of course, quite satisfying. Now
hat the insane hospital affaiFs have been re-
torad 10 complete sanity. the bond buyers viii
ertBinly receive their first mortgage bonds ON
he J0urnal. together with interest TO No.
ember ] from date Of payment Of your
HONEY. NN tue 'ihitlHul NIffiliNhAAN hiliif''ii'''A
y November II. 1921, would occur immedi-
tely.
Tic Herald has never held with those skepti-
h persons among the bond buyers, some of
hom have roughly filed suits TO recover their
4 honey. on the assumption that otherwise they
blight have 10 adapt themselves 10 the scien
Einc theories Of Sir Conan Doyle in order 20
&nioy Il. We have always felt sure that when
NJ the pther public bushes had been attended
IN, the Prophet would get around 10 this detail
business with that portion o. the public 10
n hon he sold these bonds and whose money
has had in his possession since about one
4 err ago. this month.
Now an these public matters have been dis
4 osed of. To be sure there have beer other
eason+sthan immersion Ia the public business
= dvanred for non-delivery Of the bonds. As far
Iack ~ hast August the Prophet told his receipt
olders that the delay in reading the printers
J roof IN the bonds had delayed their issue. OF
purse anyone can understand that such a de-.
nv would he likely 20 happen IN connection
it'll such a matter. Any busy man will delay
cading a printers proof on an issue of bonds
= has, sold and on which he has the money.
My hurry' Especially when the time be-
ween breaths is shortf
However, we know that the proofs have been
end, because on January 4, 1922. the journal
n nnounced that "the bonds were ready lust
iglt for delivery to Albert G. Simms, trustee.
or his ratification that each was one Of the
%riginnl issue The deed Of trust w1i be de
vered to him today FOR recording. As soon
letters Of transmission can be prepared these
onds viii go forward to Subscribers. +"
There seems 20 have been q trihing delay Of
bur months and eight days in preparation Of
hese letters Of transmission, because. so far
) could be learned today, the new first mort
nge bonds on the journal had not been de-
vered. 10 subscribers who bought and paid
Or them in May a year ago although there
AS afi uncoAiirmed rnmor THAI some Of the
ond buyers who had inqur red for i persist
ntly had been paid their interest motley.
But fiiat is all in the past. Now that every.
hing Is hunkydory with the insane asylum the
tiers Of transmission no doubt will be pre-
AIRED.
There may be n hangover here and there IN
ndisposed o. public business. On November
6, 1921 ythe Prophet announced ~ one Of the
81 hen current reasons why the bonds hadn' I
cen delivered that ''.hcre has been a slight
clay oeeasioneG By the absorption Of the NJ.
tuition OF the publisher 81 the journal in get.
y ing All investigation Of the educational de.
aqsmtn4 m,lef way. The reorganization Of
hol ChamhcF If Commerce has also distracted
ar attention somewhat.
As wc fccall IL u we'll known firm Of auditors
q az, nnnounced as having beer put to work
the dr~partfurni ~ cdncation N about TINT
me. Being highly efficient men they musi-bs
,roie7t their work hy this time, although
othida much las been said about it, We ar,
j formed lotiiy 7hat spmethine 5 about 20 b.
<roduead fr6m this mountain
Al for. ff,c Chamber o. Commerce. Il has beer
earean;sed 81 thoroughly as The Ingredient
a. ~, Into d rtilnt whip. Dir. Pntney. III