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THE EVENING HERALD. ALBUQUERQUE, N M TUESDAY, AFRIL 21, 1914.
T1JM.
Mayor Boatright Proposes to
Stand Squarely on His
SELLERS LEAVES
III THE
m
ill 10
Retiring Mayor in Brief Statement, Shows Record of Re
markable Success by Last Administration; Best Police
Record of Any City in Union in Same Census Class; Few
er Fires than Any Other City in Same Clas; Important
Improvements Made.
FINANCIAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH
H f 1 1 I I ft 'l OF ALBUQUERQUE IS FIRST CLASS
Mayor l. K li Seller, in muring fmiii i(lli e presented t tho ciiy
mum il Ijiri niMln. litiif, busmen niHii'a statement of thu work doiio
by Hi vii' city ili 'iit.in-iil and (lie council ilurinii hi admin
istration, i.i !ie past (wii yenra and making one nf Ihu best mII tnund
Bhowiiiga f miiid IIii.uk hil and i rictlnil constructive, a.lmlnlat ration
In i he city a mute hustoiy. The ' epnri l lie own best explanation
unl IiiII.iv, iii lull:
Albuiucrquc New Me .
Al'iil ."Mil. IvH.
To the Memberg ol the City rounil';
III summing up tlx- wmk of ttn ad
minisir.HL.n lor lliv pui two year. 1
lui. I a follow a.
1'ITY TltKASl l!i:U. Win. Kick.
I Mill pleasi 'I I" "'at I Hi"'
hooka nnmt complete ami cot ret and
Ihi' wry intelligent nimincr Hi which
I hey mere kept a or I In- greatest
value 111 financing our city aftaiia.
It limy o rioleil from liia report Ihvi
lolHl cash ru etpls lot all purpose for
Hie .r ending April l..th, DH
amounted to lli.;Ji".J. and f'T
).ar ending April lilh. 11J. 1104.
SI 'J.', showing net gain in thia
year a revenue of liv'i;. i'f lha
loiiil h-i-iil for this year, there
revived Hum th ouiil treasurer,
lor luc collected, $a, U "', of
which only Iii..'i3: IS went into mo
lielieriil fund, thin, making It neci
aary for tha council to rvalue Iroin
license, fee, olc. through tha va
loua city department, the large aum
of fiJ.VliJ V.1, the iltlillllollal atliolllll
inn raanry to pay tha clty'a current t
jitm'sc. under an arononile mpndl
to i ami hi the ame lime clial.li; Iho
10UI111I to rr.luie I he ia ley Iroilt
Ik il null", whi h hiol loin the II x - 1
levy f..r the pasl iicn ai. Pot"
withstanding constant intwa' '
property value, to mill, whun
In dmlai and cents, umler the pie
( til valuation, amount ;o $IJ.7iJ
In umnilng up the disbuisi mcnl
in In report. I 11111I alter the extra
etdliiitt) e.e:iilitunn of tuning a nt v
adding m o lime, a lie I'j.'miu ,ui:o
ruginc. new pn k-up iuris ami ana
lor street clealllim, p.i Itil!
avenue iilniltiiiK l:ol'Hioii ram. new
lil.ilori . le lor po In e depart iiic.li,
new moi 111 aewera ami nanitmy i'o
1 l iiHU'lia. aiiioiiiilin; to mi r T,"".
h ilt i'liane il.nn In the hiK lil.tmlo. an I
I a llltf all al.inea. oUIHlailililla W.il-
I. inln anil 1.1IU of cm 1.. naiiire whit-
II. .ever, we rtlll have Uvolaoli laU
hiila iio in every f'liol for the neat
Hiliiiinintralion.
ITV cl.Kllk. II fhurlei lioehl.
Thla otl. f han heen inot ahly
eil ami Ita affaire mi y .vicinal moil (
he of Ini ali ulahle value to the Im onl
ine iiiliiilninlratl'in. an tnal wlih.uit
iiiisllon. Mr. Itoehl haa well earned
hit reel nt proinotl'ili. ami our iilueim
an eat awnircil of uti honeat utio till
cunt poal inanlei .
lull inn the I.i l vi ar. Hie cliy 1 lei K,
alone, ci. lli- leii M 7. Hi i in In enc.,
win. Il aliowa an lie tenia, of over IIJ
dun over (hat ol lat vcar. ami innriv
Ilk. mill over thw lunt ear prrefilln
tlii-i ailtiiiniHiratlon.
rtil.ICK I IKI'A ItTM KNT. Tliotraa Mi'.
Millun, Chief.
Ily coiii.ariaili. I llii'l the total
aim. mil of lliii'i i.illMtnl hy thia tie
partnietii lor the cionuiK year l
li,.'in. or . . :t 111011 than fur the
our prior t" th:a uiliui.iiatr ition. I
it. 'Hie iiImo to cull the nl li'lil ".11 ol
R mrf turn
UHlltllh I VI UiW
Stcrk's r.rrivd
1
Amnna; thnaa thlnta hlrh all vmM
phould knrvar of. ami many nf thi'm dv.
la a aplendld aati-rnal appik-atlnn aol.l
In moat dm; aloma under tha nama of
"Molher'a Krlnnd." II la a penetrating
liyulil and many and many a ninth, r tell
how It an wofiiWfully anted them throuah
tha period nf expectancy. It a chief pur
iom la to render tha tn.tona. hramenta
nd muaclea . pliant tht nalure'a ex
Vanaion may ba aei-oniplliittiHl taithuut tha
tntenae alraln ao often charactartatMS of
the period of etpnetanry,
"Mnther'a Kn-n.l ' niay thtrefora ha
ennelilered a Indirectly havlna a atilendld
Inriueiira uikvii the early dupoailloa of
the future generation.
Whatever Indueea tu the eaaa and eom
fnri uf the nt'iitier nh-mlj . Ita luipreae
iH4 the UiTtfiiUB avatma nf lite tulliy.
At any lata It la rea-vuiaOle tu believe
that aln.-a "Mother a Kfiend" haa been a
rivmpaiil.ui to neitherhood for mora than
haif a cinlu-y H nix 1m a remedy that
woinwil have learned Ilia great valua ul.
Aak at any dru et.ira for "Muther'a
Vlend." a penelratlna. ealnmal liitild
of (mat help and valua. And arrlle ta
Jo non-id H-ulo.r 1'".. 403 I aaiar Hid.
Atlanta, lie., for their lrvu& 4 Uarful
Mil UuwiJt UUvllUtHWH.
OFFICE
E
CITY TREASURY
the council to l.ic lii' l that thcte waa
only one uiurder coiiiinittvd iluriiw
tha year, ami that oy a nil 1 no of Old
Vcilcu, uutl nine burKlnrie, provui'i
t..a exiieme cllkieiity of thia depart'
menl. under the very ulilu Uirt-ctuin ol
our chief of police. I am nlm pleaae 1
to Male that out of report from
thirty-three cltlea of the l ulled Ktatea,
In thu mine crliaua claaa 111 AHuiiU. r
iUe, that thla city haa the rn.tllcM
per. outline ot ael loll rime.
KlltK UKI'AltTMb.NT. Jacoh Klein.
Thief.
Durlnic the two year lut paat, w
huva added to thla department and
paid for:
1 new I9.UIM) auto engine.
1 chiet'a auto car.
I, unit feet of new In .'.
Naw fire coatn. heliuela and bouts
for all the iiremcn, In u II MmuuntlMj
lu 1 7 S" worth of new e.iuipinun:,
and now huv ordered, and, have pro
vided for our budxet another new
.i. noil autu engine for the llishlanl
fire elation.
bT K I ; KT DKPAI'.TMK.NT. Martin
Tlerney, and J. A. Ueiily. I'nalrniali
of Committee. '
luring tha two year preceding thu
pit lent adimniatrailoii. ihe total coat,
of maintenance or Una ill .itnn nt, 111
round tltfurea, amounted to $ 4 J . J 7 ',
wlillo for the Inet two vear tho coat .
amounted to only i,i. an abeo- I
Int.. Havlna of lixnnu 10 the Hy. 1
i:Ntiii:i:u s ii-i'A HTM knt, J. x '
I ilad'lllig.
To thla department, perhaps, tno
Kic.itot credit ahould he itnin lur- ,
11m the 10 yeata J it art pael, 37 city I
lilo, k have heen ml. Maul. ally paved.!
i 3-4 mile uf alorm nr laid, mi J
.;:'. iiiiiiiiiiii feet I'f mdi walit lunll, ;
under thu i.iirti ib1"Ii ol Una tlepart-j
melit. However, the timet important I
mk haa been the huililum of the new
it) hall. The udvi-rtiMil old callel
for an expeiidliliii ol tH'i.ii'ii'. but un.
d, r Mr. Uladdiiia able direi lmii. we
have eneloaed ami rooted tha build
ing, under the Mint plana, at a coat
of only J H . j 7 . 1 .'. and mill have a
l-uiaii'c on hand of l:.4l'i for coin
plciinn the exterior. AnKiiniing that
Mr. lilidding continue with the ama
buaiiii-ha pi lic). wu have every reaain
to believe he will complete the build
ing by July let and avc thu til) from
1 1 .".on to l.'D.lKMi undei the bid pine.
Km llierin irc, iiutatde of coal of ma
t et nt I. nil of Ihia money haa been
Lpetit with honie labor, at living wagea
and leaaoiialilu not king hour.
IITY l'il Ytflt "I A X ANU SAXITAItV
uKKI'l-:K. I'r. 1.. 5. line and
Thomiia Mornn.
The preaent aanllary condition ot
the city apeak well lor their work.
The total number of conlagioua dia
eaaea during the two yeaia pi lor lu
tho preeciit admitiieiralloti tllva
month of ihe record being tniMina 1
nuiiioereil 3J tw, while for lh"
paat two yeata there were only 7
aecH. lnirlng tin paat year, the liy
phyni.-i.ill. aaamled hy Ihe hoard ol
health, compiled one of the nmat com
plete health oidlnanrrg evei ai-oat" I
by any city of Ihia lxe, and whuh a
now being geneially oberved. Ilow
rver. the weakeat feature of thia de
partment la Ihe acaventlcr Rtcm.
which In th mind ot your mavur
ahould be taken care of by a aniall tax
levy.
I wlah particularly 10 compliment
you gentlemen on the recent atre-.t
I.KllliliK totiliacl entered into, wnere.
by nur oinanienlal ayalem will be
jnatly extended and a the aame lin g
a aavlng ol more than j.0 pi-r aii
n 11 in made poenble f r the coimum
era. 1 aUo wlah to inn.tiuiid tha
chairman uf each of the alalidlni
commitieca of tha iiincll for the veiy
thorough manner In which they hav-s
directed tha wmk of Iheir parti. ula'
dciutrlmenla and which Ita 11; idd th a
epletidid allowing' poaail.le, anil o'eo
much pleated to know we have pro
vided for and ln reaed the pay o?
many of the illy employe, making II
poaaible u retain the eervlcea of t'"'l
and competent men.
In thu bidding official farewell to
you gentlemen. I wlah to extend my
aincere thanka for the hearty upport
you have given me, lor without your
coutiael and unanimity of ad loll,
which haa an t haiacteriaed till entire
adinlnialralion. I pemonally could
have accompllahed nothing and T
lleve aver uppermoaf In the niiud ol
you all waa etliciency among our ap
pointee and what waa heal for our
city, for li growth and for Ita pros
perity. Iteauerlfully submitted,
I). K. R. HKI.t.KRK.
Mayor.
JEW EXECUTIVE HAS
DEFINITE IDEAS
WW GONDUCT
OF CITY
Declares in Opening Message
to Council and Public that
He Will Seek to Redeem Pr
Election Pledges to People.
AN EARNEST PLEA FOR
UNITY OF ACTION
Confident of Solid Foundation
of Albuquerque, Mayor Be
lieves Much Can Be Accom
plished by Co-Operation.
Muvor I m Mil II. HoutrlKbt. In
4 uaauming chnriic of thu ll gov- 4)
eminent l.mt mulil. had read to
4 the city council a ataleiuenl t-m- 4)
boilvlng bin views a to the duty 4
11 ml line of endeavor of the city 4
4 gov, rmiient during tht next two
yeiira. elating that he believed It
4 hie duly to carry out hi pie-
1 lection pledgee to the people In 4
ao far an it may be done; ex- 4
4 preNKiiiK hi confidence In the 4)
4 mil id fiiiind tttoii mill aplemlld re- 4
aoiircee of Al'iimui l'iie. and i Inn- 4
mg with all eaim-at. vlgnroua
4 plea for heatty co-opei'.iiion III
all branchee of the Il tuvirn- 4
ment lo Ihe end that all inter-
4 eel of the city may le lit si 4)
4 aerved. I lie luuor'a mceuge
follow.
To Ihe t'ltv Cumuli nnd I'eople ol
Alliiniiieriue:
Having been elected mavor of Al
lit.iieriie. It mmlit appear to the
viiteia unit cillxena of our illy that I
waa Inei nll'le to the hWli honor
ahown me and lonfideme repoaed.
ahould I full on thla oi-caaioti to make
any alatement or expreaa my leelmga
I waa elected and ol my intention c'
the honor conferred upon me and ilia
confidence repoaed, unit luriher ua
aure you of my conviction of tho
aoumlneMa ol the platform upon which
I waa elected and o my intention of
(arr)lng out the pleilKce mi l proiu-lel-H
lllailc therein. I w ihIi lo iiiote
from the plat fi. 1 111 am follow:
"We pledlte our ' imlllllieee, II
elected, lo -.tint e. i. in. my iii the ml -mlnieliutloti
Ihe t 1 1 " iniNlnera; to
pulilli It) in ill comn II Inei'tlnKh. opt
t tally lu Ihe expenditure of the tax
paver' moltcv ; the eticoul aKeuielll ol
all legitimate bimuieMie 111 the city
or that ma imne to the city, and to
the iituiii.it i"ii of a better, .mi. iter u.'.d
mure proare.sttiv e A lluiiicr'iie.
"That We ale une.iliv 01 ally op
poaed lo Ihe evlclirion of any iraii
chinea now txu-ling In Ihe city, or Ihe
grautitiK ol new li::"hieca. or the
fuither 1. .111. ling of the iity. wlthoiil
Prat mi Inn it 1 1 nrf the pri.ponitlun to the
tux pay era.
"We me opopaed to the brothel."
Heinle election I made the follow
ing alatement.
"To Ihe people of Allnlnueriue. 1
have been axked to Htalc where I
land nil the 'led light' lantle. the
maintenance of which evil on North
Third afreet Ihe Iciincraiic city can
didate appear lo huvv made lluii
.emit- In Ihia rumpuiku.
"I um oppiiM-d lo the 'red light'
llii'l! li t lu AliiU'iuc ruc . and if elect
ed mayor will do everything 111 my
poarr to fi.i'c iIh imiiiedime ubol
lahmeiit. Koine iinltiipoi taut revenue
la now received by Ihe city from Hue
dlKtlnl 1 bilicve any po of revenue
incurred 111 1 Ii.iiik Una dmtricl can be
mailo up b) ecoiiollilcal buallieH
iiii-thod 1 1 1 1 ily management. IS it
in mint, I telieve we would all feel
better lo go down III our po. keta Mild
dig up the nion,- lather than i:se for
miimcipiil puiioKeM money extorted
from fallen women.
'The etaleinetit that I 11111 a reform
er, a blue law candidate; that I In
tend to clime picture ahow and drug
alolea and cigar atorea on Xumlay.
that I propone to edviH-nie prohibi
tion or to chaitKe our preacnl Iniuoi
Incline ayatein. or the city In enne : -
leni In any way, aeldn liom ihe rev
enue Irom fallen wi.miii, ia pot cor
rei t, nnd la maile with inleiit lo lie
ceive the voter.
"1. II lit l.XTKI'i IIT.
"Itepublican t'altdldule fur Mavor,
Albuiteriue, March 3P. IVU"
ttcntleltien of Ihe newly orgaiiueil
council. Vol now have knowledge ol
the pledgee and promote mude by
me and ratified aa lo the il" of
Ihe majority of voiera at Ihe poll 011
j tha 7th day of April IiimI part 1 alill
feel an abiding coliacleln B Which tell
; me there la only the one honorable
' path for men tu tread and that Ihe
.one whuh will equate with thoae pro
rlei linn pledge and priilniac
Whither or not thoae pledgea and
proioiaea aa in tinned by Hi- majority
of voleia of Alluniuer.ue ere carried
out, much will depend yoi:, the men
ompo.ng the prevent city council. I
feel that all that can oe don with
j dignity hemming Ihe olnVv of mayor
, nf AlbuitteriU and al the aame time
1 ahow- due t'ourteay toward the men
I who' 1 unipoae Ihia council, la to aak
their auppnll gild 1 o-opelallnn In ald
I lug the mayor to put Into force and
' practice thoae pledgee and promote
' made before election, and Ihia ap
peal I do make lu the honorable city
council.
To the outgoing mayor and alder
men: I wlxh to anil that In review
ing the paat adimnietretloii and the
work done hy II, I find many Im
provgiuaiiu mad whuU add (really
Platform
lo Ihe bea illy and betterment nf AHui
iier.iie. A to thoae Improvemeiita
begun and millnleheil l.v the Inat tid
mlniNlraiion, we will enilenvnr to
comiili te a anon a "inllile and w ill
be glad to recngniite mid 11 e the ex
perience of the hold-over (ntincilmen
in our efforts tn punh in culmination
all audi improvement begun. We feel
llinl we tire nil lit one mind In our
deaire to make Albiipieiiiie a atlll
heller, greater and ninte progreaelve
eily. We heartily commend Ihe an
nual clean-up lniiiiRUi.il.il liy the laat
iwl 111 In let ration, but will ii:kci In
nililitli.il that we make every day In
the year a clean-up ilnv and nlwity
preHent n neat ami clean 11 ppciirnnce
and thu ohvlnln thn ik i exit of ao
much "awnttlnK" nf tin- file It Im
pleenea me that nothiu will make
better advrrtialng f..r Allnniuernue
than to have II go forth that it la
lean and (unitary rity It mlnht be
In place 11 1 thla time, oiving to the
fact lhal money la bring ihIhi-iI to a'l
vetilae our climate nliioad lo health
eeker, lo be reminded of the repou-aliilliti.-M
which moat follow am h an
invitation, vis.: To be prepared tn
care for Ihe health ac ker ai-eording
to hi condition nf health and finan
cial mean. We have Ihe eternal un
nlilne 11 ml mountain air. which un
doubtedly have healing in them for
he linfiiltlliiale In health. Why not
build a country home Hoinewhere at
the fool of Ihe mountain Inr the ac
Niiiiiniiilatiiiti and henellt of thoae
aeeking health and nt a minimum
coat.
I want It clearly iitnlcrxtnod that I
nm In Mtiiiithy with nil clvp' move
ment for tho welfare nnd betterment
of Albiiiiieriiie, whether the aame la
Inillale .1 by the I'ommerclal flub,
Womnn'a club, rarenl -Teacher' us
aoeiHtlou, achoola, rhurchea or any
other kindred body having n Ita pur
poxe eomeihlng helpful for Alnu'iuer-
Ue.
Having lived In A Ibiniueriue thirty
three year, and Intending lo Npetid
my remaining year here. I will any
that I nm for Albuipierriue firm hint
nud nil the lime. I favor and will
encoiiiiige any lawful luiillo w or en
terprlae IhTt will give etnplnyinent to
labor, he It a canning luclmy, cream
ery, mill or factory of any kind
whereby It u made poaaibk- that more
home may be built and give greater
comfort and opportunities to our
people. I um In favor of patronlx
Ing home induatry and home labor at
all llinca when poaaible lo do no.
I have watched Albuquerque grow
from ainall weatern town to the
prraent beautiful and active city that
It la today. I have full faith In il
future. I Mm proud of Ihe high char
ter ol the citixenehip of Albuquerque.
One need but' go upon our atreet. (
in our Imnk. our wholeanle houaea, 1
other huHlnriw honae. ofllcea nnd
ahiip. to be piipremted with the apirit
of energy and opiimiMin there found.
Albuquerque la fortunate In having
the AtibiHnn, Tni'ika & Sanla l
railway ayntem running through II
and having ita large ehop located
here. It la fortunate In that lh"ic
HhopK are now being enlurged nnd
the working capiu Ity greatly Incren-
ed. which will mean much lor Albu
querque' future und growth. The re-
miurciH arn mid ami about Albuquer
que are many 11 ml ubiindiint. Ileing
the metropolla 1, ml Lite financial cen
ter of New Mexico, it drawa wealth
from all llnlin.tr n- of the atate, aheep
and wool, cattle, lu.lMea and all othir
animal Induelrlea. a well n Ita great
hebla of coal mini on till eble und
nls.i the great mining developmentH
being made for gold and ailver nnd
other 1111 tain of loa value. AmhIi-
from the above rexnurcra it occurn to
me Ihe one great, immediate eoiirie
of wealth right 11 1 our door, m the
viiat ex panne farming land of rich
-nil along the Km it,inde river, who h
need only the plowing, planting and
cultivating ., be made to pimline
einp and foodHtuflii aufllclent to eup-
ply 11 city of one hundred Ihoiiaand
Inhaliit.inlB. ao let na not fnr;ct our
beat friend- the land which la at our
very threahohl, waiting to he made
liitn r 11 rin where Immea Ituiv lie built
and faliilltea reured in plenty anil con
tentment In outer that the above
condition In farming may be hanlcu
eil and Albuquerque reap ,1 great ben
efit a the home market for produ t"
Rub MUSTEROUB on
That Sore, Tig tit Chest
Try thia clean, white, southing nir.
menl. tiee how q in kly It bring r ;
Her.
MI'HTKMUf.K dca all that the 01 1-
l.ishlntied mustard nlaater used 10 'to
in the day of our grandmother, '"i
It iba-a It wlthoiil 1 be hllntcr:
lii.ctnra and iimsi frankly recom
mend Mt.'HTKIK'I.K for Bore Throat,
l.ti'in bills, t'roTiT" ,-nfT Neck, Asi hm t.
Neuralgia. t'nliii. -tlon, I'leiirisV.
lilietimut 1111, l.uiii"ago, Tains an I
Ai lie nf the Hack "f Joint. Hpr iil ".
Knre Muaclea. Ilt'.ilaea, Chilblains.
Floated Keet t'oliln of the Cheat til
prevent 1'neunuiii .1 1.
At your dtuggciH. In ;i. and ."."
Jar, and N H1a large lionpllal sle
for f J..MI.
Accept no aiibsiniiie. If your drug
gist cannot u..U vou. eend '.'a. or
:.c to tha Ml'STl. Iti H.U Company.
Cleveland, tihlo, ami we will mall o i
a Jar, peatage prep ild.
William Nteui, .-acranient'i. Calll ,
aay:
f lcntltnieii- Km l"nl please find I'
11. Money Order f r It no for wh:cn
kindly send by return mall eight Jar
of &'c ins Miitet.ile. Thla I mv
third order of Mi.. role, which apeaas
well of Ha merit Our friend ami
nurarkea would not willingly be with
out It. aa It ha tived doctor ex
pense many lime. (7)
lull
of Ihe farm. II I rmttal (but good
road lead In our illy. I nm In
hearty accord with the good eoiida
movement I wixh lo aav, however,
Hint in Ihe bull. ling of road It ahould
always In Inalnted upon Ihut what
ever amount of rond l ennnl iiuted
ahould be done with the Idea nf per
manency nnd economy and thai lor
every one dollar apent thi re ahould be
one hundred cent' Worth of good
road.
Di. n't forget that Albuquerque
Ihe great educational center of New
Mexico. With our film public achool
equipment at preaent, anon to be sup
plemented w lih a new I inn. mm high
at hool building with all modern con
venlence for poplin and teiu her and
the up-to-date iiiiinngcmcnt nnd mrp
of ellb lent lein her will make our
achool runk aecond to none of the
country. Itealde the public nchool.
the I'nlverally of New Mexico localed
heie la font taking It pirn e abreast
with the higher Inni II iitioua of learn
ing throughout the I tilled males, and
I lie. liming widely known for It ef
ficiency In eilin ati n and character
building of It nt J lie Ills. Wu lllxo
have the I tilled Mate Indian achool,
locuted nt thn city limits, with Its
magnificent hot plant, ably super
intended, nnd wlicie upward ot four
h ii ml nil bright young Indian hnv
and girls are being educated up Into
rightful iltixcnnhlp by cotisi leiitmuH
lem her: we have Ihe Meiiaul school,
the Sisters' gchool, llurwood achool
and the llio f.rande Industrial achool,
all doing noble work for Albuquerque
and the elate. We are proud of the
1 bur. lies of our ity and of the lead
ership of the aame, whom we know
to be honest and fearless for Ihe right
and for the fair name of Albuquer
que. The achoola nnd 1 hurches where
in our youths tire tnuaht and trained
are the gnat benefactor of mankind
and the champion nnd defender of
our flag 11 nil national honor. May I
Insist that we do not forget Ihe state
fair and nnnociutioii locnted at Albu
querque by the atate legislature, und
be rver r en ily to aid nnd iis)st the
management In every way possible i
making It n success and benefit to
the whole people of New Mexico. Al
buquerque being favorably located
and easy of access by railroad, la the
one most suitable place of u II frater
nal grand bodies, tent her and other
iiasociii Hon na well a com cnllons.
political nnd otherwise of the atate,
mo;it of which re already holding
Iheir annual meeting In Albuquer
que; so let lis oil all Mich occasions
of such meetings extend Ihe glad hand
of fellowship and a 10rdl.1l welcome
to our city lo all coming within out
gates and give the fairest unit best
treatment to them possible to the end
that they muy be anxious to return
again.
In conclusion, let me aay to the
present council nnd all the people of
Albuquerque, come, let 11 join hands
together In nil service for our com
mon good which means tli.i greateal
good for Albuquerque. Aa your
mayor, I hnrhor no III feeling or mal
ice toward anyone, either in Ihe coun
cil or out ol it. In my nominations
for appointive offices which will need
the confirmation of Ihe council, I will
aim to present only names of persons
In whom I believe the people have
confidence nnd whose honesty and
ability, in my opinion, nt them lo till
Ihe respective places to which they
are appointed und who will act In
hiirmoiiy Willi the admlniidruluui.
Very truly and sincerely your.
I). II. IK lATItlilHT.
Mayor.
W tiler Question
lo Be Volcd
on Tonight
Audience Will Decide Debate
Between the University Stu
dents and Politicians; Gen
eral Discussion.
Whether or n"t the city ahould take
over the present water supply avsteitt
at once will be decided tonight by 1
vote or Ihe people. It won't be 1111
official vole, but it w ill decide In I ti
er university student ran debate more
conv imingly I bun two .i.!li, 1.111.'
with ulde experience in public afTaii.4.
Thai I a sort of a Kin Hubbard ahitt,
which, however, doesn't seem so dis
connected when It Is explali.ed that
thn question will be brought tu a vole
by a debate oelween City Altortn v
John C. I.ewta and Col. W. I. Melcalf
on one shle nnd William J lligglns.
H 1'. Mngleli.n. and Joe M'Canna. ol
the univesrytl. on Ihe other. The de
bate will be held al Masonic Temple,
starling al k o'clock.
The utilverliy student will atgue
that it would be unwise fur Ihe ciiy
lo lake over the present watir sup
ply system for at least four years.
Willie their opiimients nil argue that
the cltv Would do Well o get posse-.-
all n or the avstent Just as soon as
possible. After Ihe debater ttninli
Ihe aiiilien''e wilt be Invited to .Iisciih
the question, ami a vote will decide
which of the debating teams won the
forensic battle. V II bvv. nl ker wil
preside over the debate.
JURY DIRECTED TO
FIND FOR MR. STOVER
After an nil-day sigiiimlll by rutin
Bel. Judge M. " M11 tii'til ill the dia
trut court yeatetday directed the July
lo return a vvrdn l tor Itudein k
8lovcr 111 the cane brought ag. 11111
htm b Ihe First .National ouiik, un
der a note, for K.znu. The motion to
inatrui l ho Jury w.t made by counsel
for Mr. Mtnver al Ihe clone of the
plainlin" cu etuiday afternoon.
Mr. Stmer guve the note In question
tu W. II. tiillenwater tor atui k In .1
propoaed reorganixed trust company
which wa not reorganised, and re
ceived no atnrk. and he lonlendad
thai the hank wa familiar vvllh thai
clrcuinalance.
"ilenerally debilitated lor year
Had eick headache, lacked altlaillnn
waa worn out and all run down
I'urdiM k Hl.iiul Unlet mail me a
wel woman." Mr, t'haa. Freilo:'.
Mousup. Conn,
Mixty-two per mil uf all aiilker In
Masaai huaetia In 11 S were rinployal
in lu, HJlilg trad.
lity yean iigo, wi?n (ioti-n H'oiJing ll'h 'nkey
U'tis young."
AFTKR a days hunt, tramping wfMiil
1 a n (1 , fi cKI a n d bn i sh J u v rt-v i i 11 y mi
find a little drink of choice, mellow, old
hm'-i-ui
This pure, fine, sun-ripened, wood-aed
whiskey, distilled according to a special
formula under strict government super
vision, is more tli.iti ii';f ilcli-
ciously appi-tiinir
. 1 '
sysrem anu preverves uie neami.
Vou don't tire of d'olden Wed
ding like you do some whiskies.
The soft nth flavor is an excep
tion. It is
" Mmle
REFUSES
TO GOHHRM THE
George H. Thomas to Succeed
Thomas McMillin, McSpad
den Street Commissioner and
Assisant Chief Refused.
CORWD PACKS HALL FOR
INAUGURATION MEETING
Demonstration Given Mayor
Boatright on Taking Charge
of City Government; Coen
President of Council..
l a ole ranting Irom I In
I nil one llpMilnllllclll. lit a hi J
in another, IIh new cltv iimiii'il
last night iliTlnltcl) ri fuxtl to
rolirirm thlce apHiiolmeiitn hy
Minor II. II. Honolulu, made
Itiiiiiiilliiiily after Ills ItiiiiignruJ
Milili'n had Ix-en lend.
1 lu- men n-fii-al were t.eo. II,
llnuiian. iiominaKil for rlih-f of
isillcc, Iii siiii-eaMl TliolilaH Mi .
MIIU11; nfurail hy a vol.- nf
In I.
C. I'.. Mind-, lit la- aiialllllt
chief if silci-. nlicrei'illug fat
tl'l.iud); rcfiixd li) a vole of i
In II.
T. I.. MrSiudilill. In Ih slriM-t
iiiiiiiiilnmloiier, niniii'ilinu Martin
Tleriir) ; rvfiiMil ly a ot of N
lo 3.
Tin mayor had rhiwn J. I,.
l:ilililon-. lo In- llllllllillg llKMll.
01. but wit lull evv Ihe llollllllalloii
IImiii la-tog niIvIm-,1 of Hie pio.
Hge of an orttiiiancv hy which
I hat itTfa-iul Is alHillrdii-d. ami an
Mlnlanl iiigliii'ar ciealiil for
Ihe illy iqiglm-iT. In Is' apHiiol
rl lit- llio rll) riitlnci-r.
1 1 db iw Ing I !- lelumiU lo
iiuifllili hy lit illicit. Ihe
111) a- nunlc no Iiiiiliii iioinlna
lions. Kline It. i iM ii. Ilia- ip'iill of llio
i-oiiui'll, was l-l,N'K-l II. plcnJ
ilelil hi iinaolillous tote.
Ilie mavor apHiiiiic.l the
roiiiirll 1 iiioiiiH Iii-. for the en
aiiitig ' . Hint the isuinrll ad
join lied, nliblei I lo Ihe t ail nf
Ihe ilia or.
Al liK-t llin-e liiioilicd pi.. pie
rri'vvilcil Into ihe little mum II
I liaiiilar lo wehiiiia Ilie new
mayor. tpidaua- was given
.Major Krlk'in at the 11 uh I union
of Ids reining statement, ami a
I,ihiiI alloit was given the new
mayor a lie rallod Hm- couiiell
lo order, follow Ing Hie ailoilnis
lerliig of the oatU t ouuty
CITk . i:. Walker to Ihe limy.
or, iiiiimIIiiuii ami new elect
lie nffiit'i.
UK. t IttlWH Ot T TO
VMM ms IN tt I.I ltll()V
Mayor luv id II. Koatnght und the
new llicml.er of the Allmqllerque
city government were formally In
din led Into olfn e In the city coun
cil chamber lust nlgbl belore a crowd
of fully three hundred people who
packed the hllle 1 hamber and Ihe
ch-rk a nllice until breathing waa a
difficult mailer. The rruvvd assem
bled early and Boon stall. ting room
waa at a premium and the crowd
had overllowed I11I0 the hall. II
waa an audience mad up largely of
aupporleta uf tha new mayor In Ihe
rectal fciviliua, ti.cu iniiti4 iu
m mm
APPOINTEES
VRi
it tones the pnrJi
.1 1 1.1 'rrv.'
ISJAMPJ
nv.....
hill
Diffcrrity." Quart
the cltv government, fob hunter and
Iheir mends, and while there wu
ome little disorder due to the crowd
ing of the rooms, the proceeding
were watched with ''lose iiitentinn.
A number of minister were present
and two ladles came early and re
mained throughout the proceeding
In spile of the tohueco fogged iiinioa
phere thut made hardened smoker
gag.
Mayor fvellers called the council to
order ahorlly after H o'clock with all
members present, except Mr. lahrr
wood, who Is out of Ihe city. Tha
minim were read and I'ostiuaster
Charles lioehl. rilling Ihe last trick
at the cily clerk desk, read first
monthly report up In April 20, and
then Ihe annual report of Ihe sev
eral ill pal title nt heada These weio
heard with eloao attention hy tha
crowd, but without appUiuae.
Mayor Kelbis then read hi filial
statement, i-vcwIiik hrlelly the
wmk accomplished III each depart
ment of the last ndinlnutr.itin'i.
Hearty uppbiuse was given th" tu ty r
at the conclusion of Ihe reading
Alderimin John la e Clarku I hell
moved that Ihe council inl oiirne i
sine die. This wua seconded by In.
I . i il . an. I the old council aril city
gov eminent panned out of extaten o.
Aldermen t'larke. Ilicdy. Thomas nnd
nor n.iil n filing with Mavor Hell
ers. iMy t'lerk lioehl and Treusuior
William Mike.
Mai or elect llnulriglit bar. I.c-u
called In the platform by Mayor Sell
els c.uly in the meeting, r-irlvliig
hearty applaiine us he look his sea.
I'lillnu ing ad muniment I'oinily t'lerk
Arthur K Walker t aun l'..i ivard ami
itdmiiioli red Hie oath of office to
Mayor lliiatiigbl t'lerk Tmii Hughes
Trcasurir A. W. 1 1 Ir.i r und Al-
dermeu Hammond, ilibson. ttilbcrt
( oillllilicil oil I'ugr Sik.)
FARMER'S WIFE
TOO ILLTO WORK
A Weak, Nervous Sufferer
Restored to Health by Ly
dia E. Pinkham't Veg
etable Compound.
Kavnta, Minn "t m Klail in aay
thai lylia E. rinkham'i Veuetablrt
I. moiitii haa ilon.v
more for me than
anything' else, ami I
ha the best physi
cian here. 1 waa a
weak anil nervoti
that I could not d'
my work aixl suf
fered with pnin low
in my right
aide for year or
more, I bk l.yilia
E. 1'inkhain'a Vege
table Compounil, ami now I feel like
different pernon. I U-lieve there in
nothing Ilk l.yrlig E. Tinkhnm't Vege
table Comtaiuini for weak women an I
younif irirla, anj I would he glaj if I
could influence anyone to try the medi
cine, for 1 know it will do all and much
more than it it claimed lo do." - Mr.
Claka Fran ka, It. P. D. No. 1, Mapln
cruat Farm, Kaaota, Minn.
Women who aufTer from thaw ilia.
treaainK ilia H-culiar to their alnsuM
I convince.) of the ability of I.y.lia K.
1'inWham'i Vegetable ComiKMiml to re
tore their health by the inuny genuine)
and truiful testimonial we are run
tantly publiliing In the nuwatatper.
If you have) tli allKlitat dotiht
that l.ydir 1 I'inUliiiiii'a rr-liv
lle ( onipoiitiil Milt lie hi mi, wrl lei
tu l.ydiw IM'Inktiitm lrUtiii-('n.
(onllileiil l.tl ) I .) iiii. M , for -tlttv.
our Ir-tlrr will Ine oh-iiI.
read ami MitaMrrt4 by wwiiiaii,
ml iu lrlwl iUilvlv)Ucc
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