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AVtHliMfiday, (Vtobcr 4, 1905.
THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNALS
r.vc.K nvr.
COUNCIL TAKES UP
MATTER OF EXPERT
FOR WATER WORKS
Mao Now. in Albuquerque
May Be the Examiner.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT ORDINANCES
PASSED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
At a regular adjourned meetlner of
the c iiy council held yesterday nftor
noon In the office or City Clerk Harry
rV Lee- Alderman T. N. Wllkcrson, of
the Rpecial coinmlttwe named by the
council some months ago to secure an
expert lo examine and pt.ss upon the
value and condition of the plant and
property of the Albuquerque. Water
Supply company, presented a partial
report, containing several letters from
experts who had been approached by
the committee with a view to the ex
amination and report desired by the
council. , '
Anions: the experts suggested by the
committee Is Mr. A. C. Jtiflle, a brother-in-law
of Mr. U. E. Putney, of Al
buquerque, who is now in the city and
who is an expert engineer. The com
mittee was in doubt as to whether the
ervices of Mr. Kittle could be secur
ed, but recommended that he be invit
ed to make the examination and re
port. The report of the committee was
unanimously adopted by the six 'mem
bers present. Messrs. Walker and Ilar-rii-on
being absent, and the committee
was continued with Instructions to
o.ien negotiations with Mr. Uiflle look
ing to the examination desired and a
report on the cost of a new , water
works system for the city. The com
mittee Is to report back to the council
the result of thase negotiations at the
next meeting.
The meeting, which had been ad
journed from Monday night, was for
the regular grind of first of the mouth
business, and much business of a, rou
tine nature was transacted. Including
the reports of city officers for the
month of September.
The report of the city marshal show
ed Í70r collected from fines during the
month, while almost an equal amount
was collected by the clerk from li
censes. The clerk in answer to ques
tions from councilmen, said that but
four gaming licenses had been with
drawn owing to the increase In the
cost of the city license made by the
council some weeks ago and which
went into effect the first of September.
No liquor licenses had been withdrawn
owing to the increase in the cost of
that commodity, A large bundle of
bills were referred to appropriate
. committees for inspection and a num
ber of petitions and communications
read, among them one from several
anhilects and citizens calling atten
tion to the need for reliable city
maps, land marks, etc.
fcrvepil Ordinances Pnssotl.
An ordinance amending the ordi
nance covering plumbing inspection
was passed which requires connection
to lie made with sewer by all new
buildings within fifteen days after no
tice from the building inspector.
The ordinance allowing certain
fire proof roofing materials to be used
within the lire limits, other than tin
and slieet Iron, was passed.
The ordinance prohibiting1 the
throwing of rubbish in the Jiarela
ditch was passed under suspension of
the fules. This ordinance was pub
lished in the Morning Journal In some
detail some weeks ago and will be rig
idly enforced.
Several ordinances of more or less
Importance on lirst reading were pass
ed lo second rending, and several side
walk ordinances, to take the place of
certain defective ordinances passed
more than two years ago, and under
which sidewalk construction had beVn
refused by properly owners affected
were passed under suspension of the.
rules.
Terraco Addition Vn(i-nvoiWs.
M. V. Slamm. secretary of the Ter
race Addition Improvement company,
apeared before the council With a re
quest lo be allowed to lay his own
pipes and make connections with the
city waterworks for those lots of his
addition, which are within the city
limits. lie said that he proposed to
begin work at noon today In the grad
ing of Silver avenue and that the com
pany proposed not only to spend large
umounts, but to make Up addition one
of the most desirable in Albuquerque.
The request was referred to the water
committee to report as soon (is possible.
Flavoring extracts arc gen
erally fictitious or weak; Schil
ling's Best are true and full
etreiigth. Your grocer's; money back.
MOTHERHOOD)
How To GainfL-O.
The Happiness" r1
l0f Children P y
b0 Motherhood Is woman's highest sphere In life. "1
iX Vl It Is' the fruition oí her Hearest hnnpt and . Crj
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Motherhood Is woman's highest sphere In life.
It Is the fruition of her dearest hopes and
most holy desires. Yet thousands of noble
women, through the derangement of the female generative organs
brought on by female weakness and disease, are unable to produce
children !
Ninety-nine times out of every one hundred Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound will so restore and strengthen the female
organism as to make child bearing possible, easy, and safe. -
Lydia LPinkham's Vegetable Compound
with its record of thousands of cures, is the remedy for women. Thou
sands of women are happy mothers of beautiful children to-day
because in time of need they took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. No matter what your female weakness or disease, it will
afford you speedy relief and cure. Every woman who desires to
become a mother should read these-letters:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham: I had been married seven years and had no chil
dren, owing to a female weakness and womb trouble, which caused me severa
suf fering each month. A lady advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, and I did so, and now I have no more pains and am perfectly
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maturity. My husband advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
I did so, and soon began to feel better in every way. 1 continued its use and was enabled
to carry my next child to maturity. I now have a nice baby girl, and 1 feel like
a new woman. Mrs. Frank Beyer, 22 S. Second St., Meriden, Conn,
Actual sterility in woman is very rare. If any woman thinks she
Is sterile, let her write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., whose advice
Is given, free to all would-be and expectant mothers. Her letter will
give you valuable information. 1 .
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cures Where Others Fail
ALBUQUERQUE
MAY SOON HAVE A
Ordinance Now Before the
Board of Health.
INTRODUCED INTO COUNCIL
AT YESTERDAY'S SESSION
At yester.lny'.s meet ni of tin- city
council, Alileiinan llanley introduce, I
fi Ion?; ami cmriil!y iivpjrcl onli-
"! cienUn tin' el'tice of city ric:iv
ciiKcr anil providing for the creation
ami maintenance (,f a K;irl:i:.;e collec
tiou system in Allmitii-rii. Tin; or
dinance, which wa read in full, has
ticen referred to the street committee
of which Air. llanley Is chairman, lo
act In conjunction with t hi hoard of
health, In examining into il provis
ions ami iletei-ininliiK It pracllciiliHity.
Th matter o'f a frarTiaie system Is
one which h.iM been uracil by the
hoard of health for u Ioiik time, ami
which has been ullowcl to pass by the
council from time to time, owing to
the expense which its maintenance
will entail. In Hip opinion of the
board of health the gai-hagi' collection
system Is next in importance to a Rood
w ater supply 11 ml a kooiI sewer system,
and it Is the view of the board that
really Rood sanitary conditions catino!
iui maintained In Alliin,uer(i!e until
such a system Is in active operation.
The council is now believed to be
ready to ileal with the problem ninl
the ordinance introduced yesterday is
intended as a basis fur action. The
ordinance provides for the appoint
ment of a city scavenger by ihe may
or, who shall be continued by the city
council. It provides for a city dump
ing ground and for the hunting of
irarbaftf and refuse deposited therein
The city scavenger has his duties
thoroiiKhly outlined for hint and is
given the right to collect certain max
imum fees not yet definitely fixed for
tile collection of garbage and refuse.
The ordinance proposes a system o?
met ll gmhage can.s which hall be
used by every householder and which
shall be kept covered and separate
from an asli and refuse receptlcle,
which must ilso be riaintalned by I fie
householders. It will, !? put III force
in its present, or in modified form,
serve to 1 lean AlliUiiieriUo thoroughly
and to keep the city clean in future.
Elks' Theater
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Wednesday,)
OCTOBER
RETURN
ENGAGEMENT
Of the Talented Young At'tresa
t
Virginia Calhoun
Ami an Excellent' Company '
RAMONA
The. California. Romance, dra
matized from Helen Hunt Jack
son's noval (authorized by Ut
,le, Hrown & Co., and C. H.
Jackson, owners of copyright.)
A glorious love talo set In idyllic
ncenie environment, Special
music.
$1.00, 75c and 50c
Komi 011 Sale nt Mutsoii'H
Tm'Nilay, October 8.
THE SEAL OF GOOD PHOTOGRAPHY
Absolutely the best in every branch of
portraiture. Our prices are right.
WE DO THINGS THATOTHERS CAN'T
MOON-KELEHER STUDIO
31314 WKíT UAILKOAU AVENTE
1 51
I ,1- ti i
Home Adornment
is not complete without adequate
lighting faellitlen'nnd the most aatls
faclory and economical method of Il
lumination 8 ever ready
INCANDESCENT
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We can fit your home with special
designs If desired. We do the com
plete Job wiring, fitting and connect
ing. M. NASH.
Phone 401 .506 W. Railroad
If Sufficient Inducement
Offers
Robert Dross
The Expert Accountant
Will give a scries of twenty
lessons in
PRACTICAL
Bookkeeping
For particulars and terms ap
ply at the office
i
2121 South Second St.
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Ha mess
St&nhopcs
Surreys
Buggies
ALBVQVF.HQVE CARRIAGE COMPANY
Coi:Xi:il FIKST ST. and TIJKISAS HO AD.
Ask your Grocer for the
Empress Flour
It is from old wheat, well
seasoned, guaranteed to make
the best bread and pastry. Your
grocer will supply you.
M. BERGER. Wholoilc Ajtt
114 W. Copper, Auto. 'Phone 626
AlA. KINDS OF FKF.D AT THE LOWEST MARKET PR-ICES
ART AND MUSIC STUDIO
Miss Viola K renter and Miss Akucs
Stillhiirn, well known youmc ladies,
who have been teaching in I lie Alhu-
iiietiiie iulillc schools, announce thatt
they have oieneil an art and music
studio In the Kai'liett JiiiildinK. rouuisj
'i, and :n.
Mlsf K'reincr, who Is a Rraduttc of
the Michigan Conservatory of Music.
In Iietroit. and who Is a finished mu
sician, will teach voice and piano.
i Miss Stillhnrn lias studied ait cien
Isivetv 111 the leading schools of New
j Voi d, and will kívc instruí lien In
draWint, and water colors. Slildl"
! hours will he from 9:30 to 1- a. in..
and L' lo 4::0 p. m. tl
A DOI I'.IINfi THOMAS.
Had His I'tilHng Hair Sl ipcil. ami
HniiilriilT Ciinil. Wit limit lailli.
If. 1!. Fletcher. Itutle. Mont., Oct.
20. 1S'.):. nays: "Like many other peo
ple. I have lieen troubled for years
with dandruff, and within the last few
inoiitlis my hair came out so badly that
I was compelled to have what I had
left clipped very close. A friend rec
ommended Neivhro's llerphlle. con
r.'ss that I doubted his tory; btit 1
ave Ilerplclde a trial: now my hair
is as thick ns ever and entirely free
from dandruff." "Destroy the cause
you remove the idTecl." Hetpiclde Is
a dellirlitful hair dressing for regular
use. Hold by lcadiin; driiKKl.s-l. Send
1 (li- In stamps for sample to The ller
plcide Co., Kelroil, Midi. !. M. 1 ',riK.;s
& Co., special agents.
Hon't fall to read
lpuiiierine Hardware
nient In this paper.
arefnlly tic Al-
Co.'.s advertise-
riitiiM'st )l-.nlcctanl
Is TIahn'H lOureka lime. Kffectlve and
sate.
Xo mutter linw lnrj;e or how small
the hook riipilred. w' run inake it for
yon nuil jriiuninteo sntisfaclon. The
Milclincr iiunpauy.
You tire cordially Invited to attend
our exhibit any day this week. Come
and have n cup of coffee and hot bis
cuit. If you Intend to buy or not. Al
buquerque Hardware Co.
votiít: to watf.ii cosi mi:i!s.
Water tax istdiie and payable lit
office of undersigned between lirst and
lifth of month.
W.VIT.H SI TIMA' CO.
05 217 West Cold Ave.
A-l f!oom.
KcHsonnhle Prlrrs.
Courteous Tii-iitnient,
914 South KimiiiuI Street.
V. G. I'rutt Cx Ctwerien.
YOU CAN SAVE
Seme of your money by letting
'M furnish your Iruif-Siore Sup
plies and we can furnish every-'
IhiiiK usually found in a well
kept, progressive niK Store.
B. H. Brings & Co.
Proprietors Alvarado Pharmacy
First St. und Gold Ave.
Roth 'Phones
umm mm french nmn
PILLS.
BLOWING
18 NOT EXACTLY IN OUR LINE,
BUT WE HAVE TO INDULGE IN
SELF-PHAISE TO BIO TRUTHFUL
ABOUT OUIt BEER. WE KNOW IT
IS AS GOOD AS ANY BEEU
BREWED YOU WILL AGREE
WITH US WHEN YOU TRY IT WW
TAKE EVERY POSSIBLE CARE IN
THE BREWING AND BOTTLING.
PILSENKR BEER DELIVERED AT
YOUR HOUSE FOR $3.00 PER CASK
OF TWO DOZEN QUARTS; $2.00
PER CASE OF TWO DOZEN PINTS.
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Auto. Phono 292 ASK FOR DIAMOND ICE Colo. Phono 3
Automatic Telephone, o. 310.
Culormlo Telephone, No. II
A nrv Chitum Rfliar tor Ri rrUMni MlmvmoATww.
HtVfd I II BWII TO lAlt. H.Í.O Huil Bi.li I H.U..
f. tlmi tiiirntAl or liuuv K-tunV.1 Hut pr-ftli
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bfii ile'l. Suii,lri I rc. Jfuur druuUl ium Ml I
btve latla arrtil fuur trriln lo UM
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fld hi Albuquerque by J. 11. O'lUcllj
St C.
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Santal-Pepsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
PorTnfUtnmtlin nrCnltrrhnl
lh lIlaHilnr nnl M-nwd Kid
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q'llrkly rlllij rw'rninneiit'y tilt
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mi Wlert, nu innlttr r,f hi
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frka 11. if), or tr mull, ptxt
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TKE SANTAL-PEPSIN CO.
BcllclooUln, Oblo.
ItrPI'R. Aren for Alhnnern
Scott's
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A. BORDERS
CITY UNDERTAKER.
Black or White Hearse S5.0O
urns
Cniiinippi'l.'il flnh ullillnif.
Alnmin-rfino. New trtte
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4!2 WEST RAILROAD AVENUE
1 STANDAR
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Iron Pipe. Fittings and Brass Goods í
? Gasoline Engines, and Pumps. Garden Hose J
PMHS
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winter wear. Single or double-breasted, as you may prefer.
Suits guaranteed to hold their shape and having: an individu
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Dutchess Trousers: $1.75, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3t50 and $4.00.
Paraxon Trousers, the best made, $5.00 to $7.00
119 West Gold
Avenue
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WASHBURN CO
122 S. Second
Street
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