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TTTE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE. N. K., FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1914.
GHaBLES
DiVILBISS HABEAS CORPUS TO
SHOT TO DEATH
T
Former Albuqucrquean Killed
by His Son-in-Law, who
Then Turns Gun on Himself.
Wile.too, Dying;.
Word Ii ih bun rcriwd In n
iiir killmt: i.f tin i ! m I iv iImm., ii I
ii 1 1 n I . I . r ho hIii, ill ti year ki. w "
ii ri-Mili ill 'f ihi illy mill wt-ll known
ti ii iiitniler if A 1 1 iij iit-r. ii-:i t ii. in 1
I.oh Ainttpx I.ihi k, Ai'i criliiiK In
hi AiikTlift 1 1 r 1 1 I. Iitvilhls hii
nlo'l fli-ml liy ll.K eotl In law. I I
1 ! k-i n. Ill llii' iiim ii 'i' .f hiK wife
lliol hi ii,ii:hft-r l: tfiin'l: wife, lie- 1
mm linn lni',1 it I. nil. t inlo hi" own
)i ml, Mccor'liin? to Hit ii'-coiim. ami
Wan taken awiiy In il dylhK coml il loll.
Tho xhootmK followed n hitter
oril iorrii I'liwi'fii Im.IiI'fk hii'I
IllH iill-lll-la , en tlio Herald ac
count. ItcKan drew it revolver Ami
tired. Mm I m Hiuns jumped lo h r
hiinlutn.rit suit, whin Hie hot wire
llird. Tw o n( lliu tm I Ii (k turn her
lol hlng.
Willi Mm. Iilvildls nubblna mer
the hoily of In r fn. illy woiimlcil hu
Iitiiul, Ittniin kmi-i'd hi wife u I-
I'Ve lltl'l rollllllllli.il null ,,. hy Hhool
illK IlilllKt If III I lip lll-ltd Itl'MHII.
wii ii railroad ii in n .
Ii IIMkm. wiih 4 5 years old 1 1 in
wllp tiiiiiliii i.il ii hoard I nit Iioiihp ut
4jS SoiiiIi Flower, Lou AiikpI".
Mis IIpii.'iii, in Iho Iiiki at aires of
roiiMinii.on, wa so affected hy Hip
trm.'i ily that she. Inn, wim In u il Inn
ri. inlii i,,n when tbo Herald account
wim printed.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER,
CHASES EASTERN TRAIN
Tlirpc special cars, carrying; inn
iIimi humid soldier, nil from 'the
I'hlllppliieH, were Hltm hrJ to fdiiila
Fc Iniin No. 2 thin afternoon. Mont
of Iho soldier piled off her lo buy
frlut nml oilier comforts. Two of
Hum nunc within ii n mo of golnit
under thp wheel whin llipy scrniti
hpl alioanl a the Iruln i n 1 1 1 mil.
uml Mil' of them a Mark one--iniHiti
il the train altogether. Tin- lii'l
seen of him ho wus runnlnu ih.wn
Iho track after tho cuntern ex press.
COMPLETING DETAILS
FOR CANAL OPENING
WimhlnKtnt. July it. Wur depart
ment olll. lulu today were I'll 't I lot
l i mn for the opening of thp I'nnuma
rntinl to rninmi :it p on AiikiiM 1 .V
Thi vpiwl which woiilil hp given the
honor of leading H Meet of merchant
nu-ii Ihrmiuti- rhv (treat win it wot timl
Hot been ilptprinlni'il upon, hut It fl
prohalilo that thp Cristobal, a war
rtrpartmini steamer, would ho
lifted.
-
Weather is cooler. You
will relish a square meal.
Look over the list , tele
phone your wants. , . ,
Fresh Fruits
Iced Strawberries
Native Blackberries
Fancy Teaches, Apples
and Bananas.
Watermelons.
Vegetables
Fancy Sweet Corn j
Green and Wax Beans ,
Bell Peppers Jt
Okra m J;.
Green Chili
Cucumbers
Beats j i ' "
Turnips "
Celery
Young Radishes
Green Onions
Fancy Botavia Asparagus
in cans
Fresh Potato Chips
Mixed. Sweet and Sour
Pickles
Green and Ripe, and
Stuffed Olives
Batavia Special Blend for
Ice Tea.
Corn Fed Beef, Pork nnd
Mutton
Bnileri
Hens
Boiled Ham and Minced
Ham
In the Meat Department
W. L.
IV
109-111 Korth Second St.
Phones 41 and 521
" ITm'!
GOAS
lHilWltlNS'1
I S
REUNITE FATHER
DAUGHTER
i ?
Counsel for Artheur McKcnzie
Prepares to File Fetition for
Wiit in the District Court
This Afternoon.
An i minuet for Arthur Mi Krnxn
WiukIou. Arm. Hritnlor Ihh.' Iluiih
i Ii ih a fii't noon prrpuri il H prtil"1!!
for a w I it o( h.ii'i'iii rorpim In tin
I fT'llI lo ll-l pOKNl'MMOll 'f M' KPllxil"'!!
Hi v i n vi-iir-ohl ilumvlitir l')a. who in
now in Ihf i nftoiiy of M' Ki'iixir'n ili
v or. ill will. iiii-i WiI-ioii Mi Ki'i
. Mii. Mi K rii.ip I l ivimt wiih
In r inoihi r. Mm. K. 1. ilmni, of
W'ihI llaxhii'. iipiur.
AK llit M K'liri,. Ko ii ilivorii'
from his wllp in Nuwijn i on nt y . All
X"iia, thin Miittiiiipr. uml wan nwiiritpil
Hip i iii-lmly of Hip i hll'l. Hp ioihIp
foriiml ill iiiiiml lor Hip Kill ymlrr-
lay. hut wiii rifiiHpil nt the li.iini. of
IiIk foiimr inothcr-ln-law .
Thp piiiiion will hp fill, I thin .if
tprmion. Hi ii'iior llnrlli Hlali il, uml
torn.. now Jtulirn M. ('. Mi i hi m will
hp nfhpil to nmkp thp writ rplurnahlr
hi forp JiiiIup Itayiiolilii Auunt S Tlio
I" lit il In Klali (I, will rr Hp Hi''
fm tM m I forth in the romi.laint ami
the fiiiilinici: of fnvi, unil will ul.inlt
that il.? mothir Is not (ompetent to
have runtoi'y of Iho thllil I.piiiiihp
nhp Ih nul'i.r n Imniornl linpulPti.
Mrr. Mi Kenxle him rrtalni.l JmUo
W. i". IHar.M'k.
ARCHAEOLOGIST TO
INSTITUTE
Sylvanus G. Morley, one of
Most Prominent of Santa Fe
School Scientists to Leave
for Guatamala.
(SlMflHl DUpiii.l. i., i.i. olni llemlil.)
Siinlii Kp. N M, July :t. It III
! I'linouiireil ti iln that yluuun 11.
Morhy. oiip of thp iiiokI proiiiiuint
(irii iiu.si!! mi n tcil with Hip Amer'
i.ui An h.n-. lom ill Innlitiite a'"!
I'liiiiiiiii nt in thp work or the t honl
llPU', hllH II HIKIll-ll til ai l Ppt U pl'bl-
.ti"ii with the fariirRlp lin-i:iiitp. Mr.
jMoli. U H expertnl, will bp im
1 Hixiipil at om p to take rhnme of i T
ploriitli.'iiM now mull r way hy tho
t'lirmale hiHiitution in Central Amur-
I." --. . Itf III VI1llll1llj.
Xi'W Hltlo 4 ompiiliy lnitiriirullii.
. J.uiipg llo.ull. William lloyiill.
nil. ninny in Huati'iiiulii.
i " Uoyiiii unil Nlrm A. Itityuli,
nil of Silver I'Hy. toilny fl,., Hrtn Iph
of Im orporatlon for the X-V 1'utllo
lolnpaiiy, with capital Bloi'k tit
lluu.uuu.
MILITIA MAY BE "
CALLED OUT FOR THE
TULSA SITUATION
TihVi. ik In. July 21. The ImpuM
over the ho, i. h of I nil,., I 5i.il,.H Mur
hli.il HoIiiiph I'., vl, Noii aliil I .1 I'l.l.lk.
a iletiny. who were nhot ami kilieil
yeieril.iv l.y Win. Huh.-r. while ul
li uipi hi; to i nt! r H,,l., r w ri Kiili tti e
lo np.ir, Ii il lor all- K'-il i "iiii.i,..ui,l
h'piora, was xt.irteil help loilay.
M' mc wile reeeiyeil from uk. i.
hoiini city ht.iiinu tha'. liovpruor
I'm, c. h oi rcf.-iwil a irli rr.iin bikii"!
by I Tiihui t it, . n, iihkitiK Klul,, lu
ll rv tin ion, hut Hint th gnvi rnor hail
taken ho in lloli.
Aironliiij in Iho polirr. Iinvliliuiii
hail in hi,, porket when kllh il, a war
rant aui hoi ixliiR earrh of Haln r's
home fur llnunra ami Iho fptlerMi nin
eer vii forty feet from Huber when
he abut down.
f.ovomor Will liivcwllitm.
1 fiklalu.ni .'lly. I'kla., July
floyprnor t'nien annoiimeil toilny he
W'iuIiI hp ml Atljillniit lietieral htanti'l
tu Tula In In v isi'fule rmiilil Ioiih urln
Inir out of Hi,- killi'iit of t'nllp.l Hlalen
M.,r-lnil IIoIiiipi l)uvi,on mill K,l
I'lal
nk. a ihi'iity. by William finder.
AHhom-h lo. r.reiti1 rooueMtH frritn
muiy Tiiikii eltixons lo rail out the
tin ointl KH,ir, Hie n,.wiii"r ha not
le u lieil a iIpi'IhIoii on Hint point.
ALL DRIVERS MUST
BE STRICTLY SOBER
f'nlt, r. i, l,i SpriiiK. fol., July SI.
Colorailn HprliiKu l pot In Hip "i!ry"
eoluniii but Jnmo-ii wihlniiR to work
hrr. im loiirini. riirrlano or mini ilrli
era rnutt himi the plrilup before I'lry
4 "!erk Chapman will rnt Idem u
lb -en If.
At a meeliiis of the city rontieli
toilMV mi onliii'inre was pnei1 re.
".Hiring npi'liiHnU for liinBen t
die to what enirnt. If any, li,iior
arn iiHeil nml lo mIt a plertife prom
IxIiik to ul'Hiain from li'iuor wdUt
ilrli !ng.
BLUE-PENCIL FORGERS
GET 30 DAYS APIECE
J. A. Hirknian and Tom III, kmnn.
Ihe bl'iiiloiis pair atrenleil mterilaV
for living lo en-h a rhrrk drawn
wiih blue pen'-ll nnd rlgntd with tb
risiee of a dead man, wero irlvtti
thirty davs In Jail by Tribe Judge
drome It. Craig today.
JUDGE M EC HEM WILL
, HOLD COURT TOMORROW
' Judse M. r. Meehein. silting for
JncU II. F. tti nn,. will he at the
court house tomorrow to consider
any matters which attorneys n.uy
wUli tu call up.
JO
GAREGE
WES
I Mascot I
3)y H. M. EGBERT
fiuffoMMM h O. IRWIN MYEKS
w.uprnlil IK1 1 by W. it. . bmumta)
(CoiiIIihiinI from Yealenlny.)
I heard a alirli k of horror from Ks
tcllo C hrlatln; I aaw tho fucea of tho
iportatora turned upon me, each,
fringed with IU mop of hair, exarlly
nmliiiacenl of aomn lurxe and very
pnlo turnip. The atewarda ran toward
me.
"ImnoHlhle!" they cried. "We could !
not think or aurh a thing."
"Then, Mr. Competitor No. S, 1 con
gratulate you upon gulnlng the ptUe,"
I aald latlrlrally, pointing toward tho
other aerop!ani a that roao In eplral
clrclea and now hummed overhead llku
ingry beois. "Rule XXV maken, I be
lieve, no discrimination agulnat my
leIfc.l rniUrwd. a.t a .venture. .
ftly dear lady, ll i" lippoimlhlo.
Rather would 1 forego the prlia," anid
the unknown, much agitated. "Your
courage thrllla me and overwhelm me
with gratltudii. but no a tbotiaand
llmoa no. I could i ver accept your
offor."
"81 monaleur ale peur " t hatarded.
It waa not auch a lung phot, either, for
the daring aeronaut looked more
French than Italian, and, if ao, I knew
the auggeatlon Hint ho waa afraid
would touch him. It did. lie colored
like a arhoolglrt.
"Mademoiselle la aluo Frvuch?" he
fried. "Come thi n, anu wo shall beat
Mi cm all. Hut what am I Baying? No,
o. It la Impossible. I cannot rink your
life."
"Monsleur'a niatlilne la not, then,
absolutely under bis control?" I In
quired coldly.
He hed turned aw.iy, the picture of
lejectiou, but aa thla new blow went
home ho came forward again, kindled
10 new ardor. I looked from b! face
!o those of tho stewards. And Just
iben, aa matters bung In the balance,
'.ho event waa turned decisively by a
voice from a back eeai among the
uviiclifu.
ttorn!" It cried derisively. "W'y
lon'tcher let the lldy ride outsiie?"
'iue whole of the grand otand wsa
convulsed In luughtnr. The stewards
:hrew up their band la dospair; then,
hue toe aviator atlll hesitated. I took
him by the arm and almost dragged
him toward hla machine.
"Courage, monsieur," I aald. "We
ahall win the priie together."
An answering glance of exultation
waa shot back to me.
"We shall," he cried, and with those
words all hesitation and doubt dlnap
peared. "You ahall bo safe aa a little
bird. Etep up. mademoiselle. Care
fully; do not let the oil-drip from the
motor soil your dress. So. Now" and
he flung a furry coat over my shoul
ders. "It la cold up there. In the do
minions of the sun god," he suld glee
fully. "Hold fast to that stay, mademoi
selle." He shouted an order to his at
tendants and leaped In beside me. Tho
motor thrilled; we moved and just
then I hoard a second and more pl'-rc-Ini;
shriek from the benchea, and turn
ing my head ever ao alight ly, aaw that
tutclle Christie had fainted away,
Hut I bad little thought of her, for
all my mierglee wer. bent upon the
task of conquering my fear. We were
rising; how far we had risen I did not
know until, looking dizzily dow n. I saw
the upturned faces of the spectators,
mm
-v
1 ! ,1
"We Havo Outsearsd Them All."
I -
apparently Llmost level with the floul,e ,fl" m' v.-cluresome night in
ground, and the grand aland like a aeo- Jh0 "'""Oplane of the unknown avia
tion of alnliN laid horizontally upon lor- nn ahe revived she began
the turf Now we were circling the
field with long, curving, undulating
sweeps. Over our heads, at Intervals
other aeroplanes bummed.
"Five hundred feet, mademoiselle,"
said a voice In my ear.
I turned toward him. There he sat,
his bauds upon the levers, calm, Im
perturbable, self possessed; and the
machine obeyed beautifully each slight
est pressure of bis fingers.
"We shall win, mademoiselle," he
announced calmly, "fcbe behaves bet
ter than ever before. Ah, but It takes
Frrnrti hearts to actoiiipl.nh such
deeds as this.
1 am a Canadian." I answered cold-
ly.
"A Canadian !" he muttered. sn 1
saw a loot: of dejection pass over bis
face.
"But my father was a frenchman."
I said, relenting. Ajulmce more hp-
plliena lit 1111 J in his trr eyeii. "
"I knew yon muni Im Kreiich," b
nawered. "Then you ran have
fear. No. matlemolaelle, I rhall takn
her hUrlier." Ho preiat-d the lever mid
I frit tho arrop'aiia rlun upon drift.
In giiftt of air, up, up. till tho hum
mliiR routided beneath un, and, tlnno
Ipr down, I aaw that another aaro
piano wia fluttering under ua like a
bird with a broken wlim. desperately :
and fniltlely endeivorlrig to win to
tho hlrlier atratum which we had at !
tallied. 1
Aaaln h preened tha Jerer, and
aln wo allot upward. Now weraj'
abovo thom all. I'ntler ua. frnir tmlnt'j
to point of tho field, our opiionenta i
iruikled and flaprx'd, but never won '
to Uiat world of alienee In whleh woj
moved to easily. We veemed to ride1
upon tho air aa a awan llonta on ttie i
water. Far, ery far beneath. I could i
I make out tho urand ctand at tiny,'
I patch of irray npon a field of green, !
; and the ht latora were entailer than
tiny nntt In a hlllork. My companion
looked at hla barometer.
"Three thoiiHand feet," he Mid; and
I mw hla teeth rhntter
MVoii are cold!" I cried, and betan
to divert myielf of tho fur cont. "Take
thla, monaleur," I exrlnlmed. "You
need your Rtrmigih for tho ancent. You
rat not let your hands grow chilled
"Bit tight, sit tight, mademoiselle,"
bo answered. "No, I do not need It.
Well, then I will take otic cornereo."
And he suffered 1110 to throw one edge
of the voluminous wrap around hla
sliouldera.
"Wo have outaoared them all," he
aid. "Wo shall descend now."
"No. you have a record to make," I
answered.
"Hut we have already won, mademot
seHo. Never before has my monoplane
ridden bo lightly. Assuredly you must
be a mascot."
My heart was besting tumuttuously.
It waa a dungerous proximity; and
then, too, the unconventionally of the
situation had removed the bars of re
straint w hich a hundred generations of
women have learned to fasten across
their hearts. I am not usually con
ildcred suFceptllile. There was that
Mr. Bprott. whom I have mentioned
who taught civil and International luw,
md he had once presumed slightly
when riding home with me from the
theater. 1 think he pressed my hand.
I'oor Mr. SprattI I had frozen dim
with a look and he had had to make
idject apologlie before he found for
giveness. Hut here. I was conscious
if a dangerous emotion which took
possession of mo, and my companion's
band Bought mine and waa not dis
carded. We might have been primeval
man and woman riding triumphantly
1 tone there through the ether.
The sun, bursting from behind a
tank of clonds. shone Into our faces.
"These are tho realms of the sun
god." aald my companion. "And you,"
he whispered, "are my sun-goddess."
He bent toward me and looked into
my eyes. And what -would have hap
pened next I do not know. The morti
fication, after ! reached terra flrma.
overwhelmed me with romorse and
thamo. But just at that moment tlio
humming of the motor suddenly
ceased. It had stopped and stopped
ao suddenly that n.y companion was
not prepared for It. Tho monoplane
trembled and swayed dangerously.
Instantly I was forgottpn. Afterward
I remembered with a little sense of
humiliation how wholly secondary I
proved In his estimation to that ma-chin-.
Uul I hud no thought then,
save for our safety. With what con
summate skill he righted her and
guided her, never losing his head,
gilding downward swift as a stone;
then, with an upward movement of the
planea, arresting that perilous rieneent;
now holding the machine tremblingly,
as It seemed, upon aome air-wave
1 crest! I saw the ground spring up to
meet us; tho grand stand broadened
and w idened Into Its original form and
. ,nln .
i "eaiurea cnangea into
I "P-P one more. I closed my
w- n viuuf, w uitv siay, vmpecting
every moment to feel the deadly end
to our tumultuous tieaceuL And
then
"She has fainted," said somebody.
I opened my eyea languidly. I rest
ed upon the ground, supported by the
Intrepid aviator; and Dear at hand,
wholly uninjured, rested the mono
plane, i
Then somebody led Estelle through
the yelling crowd, and iho waa w cop
ing upon my nwk.
When at hist they suffered me to
depart 1 looked round for my sun-god.
He was not to be found. And It waa
only after I reached home that I re
membered that I was wholly ignorant
Of bis name. It was not In tl.i news
papers where be waa) entered simply
aa "Aviator No. ."
CHAPTER III.
The Man In the Buff Boots.
(t met oi l lr,T,i and enemies at tho
corona lion ami f,,r,,i to look at tlio kins
Estelle was half hysterical when
she got borne to our Ixindon boarding
""
Mercy, child!" she eiclulmed. when
we were settled in her room that eve-
Ding. "It made my blood run cold
to see you up there, a tiny dot In the
sky, circling round the grounds. What
notoriety, too! And with an unknown
man. Who was ho, I wonder? How
handsome he wast If tho reporters
bad got hold of your name "
"I thought you told me that you
wanted to be thrilled," I observed
meekly. The fact was that a realiza
tion of my own audacity had been
growing upon me ever since the event,
end 1 could not but admit that my
col"l' "ore than Justified.
'l4llt Wtrh an iinVnnan tunti
Hut with an unknown man." aald
Agnes. "And a Frenchman, too. You
kuow what sort of reputation French
men have." I
(Coiitliiued Toiooim'Mt Aficnioon.)
Try a Herald Want Ad. I
Mm
500 Pairs
Red Cross" and "Queen Quality"
SHOES
On Sale Saturday 9 a. m.,
High Grade Shoes at Lowest Prices
A large assortment of Bntton Loots of the famous Queen Quality
Make. This lot includes black, brown and gray suedes. Dc-sy
patent pony boots with pray, black and white tops. Practical black
gun metal calf boots and also tan calf and bronze kid. These ahoes
are in late, snappy styles and can be had in sizes from 2 to 7 Vi
Values $4.00 to $6.00. Special for Saturday, 0 a. m.
"Red Cross" and "Queen Quality"
Women's Shoes
In pumps ar.d Oxford., all styles, in patent and vici kid. gun metal,
tan calf and suede. All sizes. This is a GENUINE SHOE VALUE.
Highest class shoes in the greatest variety, $3.50 to $5.00 a pi :
special for Saturday, D a. m.,
The Golden Rule Dry
u
OFFICERS ELECTED
FOR THE TORRANCE
COUNTY FALL FAIR
nftlitTs of the Torranre County
K.ur iiHKut nil i.,n, whl'h will hohl II'
biiii'i.iI fall lair al Willanl In .-m p
ti loin r. llillllt-itialely pled llilia till
Klnlp fair, have hern ih-rlett an fol
low!: I'. I.. K.ipkot h, pitMil.-nl .
I'.toiKp !'"wrll. ir,. , nml, nl. nii'l
I:. I.. Hill, rri-.ry-irruMiier. W
M. A ni!pron. (ipoiue I'owell itiitl .1.
A. M Kinlt y wi re eh-rte.l iliirt tori
In fill vm nni'ii'i. anil with the fol
Iowiiik make up the ilin i loratt; til
III,, fair ukxih i.ilion. C. II. uttoKen, IV
U itiipkoth. It. 1- Hilt. I'm Honlin
nnd A. Stanton. Tho excrutlve rtun
millee roiir'iHta if I'. 1 Itnl'koi h. IV
H. Mt ohi n. A. Stanton, lieu lionliti
and J. A. Mi Kinley.
The ,i k of the pn.iluru etil!nt-
1. it is annoiiti,- t, will lie Mt lit to
the Hate fair an a eompetiior for Hie
dig rounty exhidit tHVh prixea.
ilsw to Get Hid
Of Skin Trcuh!3
A Handsome Skin Book Free
That Will Guide
You.
i ninny people fma la ileplr over stnh.
d-'irn kio slioil'in lii.it .mo riil-a Islil
it n la foujui iii.o Willi Id ue uf rl H H.
for ttie t,,.d will be of print value. Ttn-M
are utilllii.,1 In s liand b-K-k. flir ly illut
I rati d. il the Dinii)' ni,.in la tla
Uu'il.l, . It irll how In iivi-rcinm Hum.
It uii htr una fliilolug siiute liiuod
r, ml,!!,, mum ,ka ilicaw, till It icK-ma,
luptm, p..r.Rai, nislarla, er wtist yuu wiil.
at any tin i t: a I t a kotitt' uf a. H M.
and "U sre it., a oa fir rm'l I" la alili.
Tin ai tlno uf tala r -niirlinl.le rena riy is
)i,t as direct, J it as ',eltlve, Jul an
lata In In liilhii-n.-e sa U,al the inn rine
la II" l n.l. It la mi" of lh"e rnre uie.l
hat fi'ri-pv wtiini a t Is Ihe wild lb
.me U' s:ree of c ri ilnlj ili.it la fuiiiid In
all Batumi I n,, u I, . "I tie uianurr la
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LEGAL NOTICE
Follow Inn i I he !' Xt of nniend
nit nts proiohed to Hie lontitilutlon ut
New MerK", whlrh urn t' be vntetl
i.n ut the cumins; kiikmI tlcitlon In
Nove:ii't'r:
Joint ltNtiluoii ii, g.
Joint ItiHoluiioii rroM'liiiit fur the
Aim ii'lnii iit of Aliii le VIII. of Hie
Coiihtiiuiinn or the ritate of New
MeXl'-o, Kiililfril "Taxalioii nn.l
ItevMiue." 8. Kud. H. J. Jt. No.
12; Filnl Mar. h Ii. 1 II 1 .1.
I'e It Iti Holvetl hy llm I. RiKlature of
the 't.ilu of New Mexl'o:
That Artlrle VIII. tif the CotiM I lu
ll. ,n of the Mate of New Mesleo, etitl
tied "Taxntioir a nil Knvemie," de anil
the a.inie herehy Is umemleil so as to
rruil us follow x:
Arid lo till.
Taxation ami Iteteiiue.
Sri t U,n 1. Taxes levied upon taiiu
Idlo property slmll dn in pruportl'in
lu lli, alue tdert'of, and taxes hll.ill
he etijal ami uniform upon subjects
of taxation of !h' mme liana.
hoe. 2. Tax en Irviid upon real or
peonul property for stale revenue
xhull not e-reeil four iiiilli annually
en enrti dolhir of H.e uiwieei'J valua
tion Iht-reof exrept for tho support
of iho eituentloiial. .enal and chsrtla
hln inntituilu-is of the slate, payment
of the stuln cl-hl nnd Interest there
on: nml the totn iinnual tax levy up
on suih properly for nil slnle pur
pores exi -liislve of tiererMiry levies fol
the state lie ut slmll hot eXrerd ten
mills.
Her. 1. The property of Hie t'nlied
Htiitcn, the stale and all counties,
low.. and lilies and action) Ul-tri' t.
and oihir munirtpnl. roriiorntioiis,
I'lihlli- lllirnrleH. rommiinlty illi lira
n,l all laterals thereof, nil lair, h
property, Jul prnprriy luted for eilu
rnllonill or rlial ilndlo pur lions, nil
et meierles hot UhpiI or held for pri
vate or corporate prof. I, and all don't
of the slate of New Mexico, and ot
the muntlea, miinhlpallllea nnd illn
trii'ls thereof shall be exempt from
luxation.
Hee. 4. Any pudile nfflrer muktns
any profit out 'of public ninnies or
uhIiib the same for any purpose, not
authorised hy nw, adall lie deemed
siilltv of a frlony, and siiall ha pun
lehed as provided by law and
Khali 1e dlMioialirteil to hold ptiti
lln offi'-e. All pudlie monies n' t
Invested In Interest bearinsj ae
I'uritles slmll de di-ptmltrd In natlonnt
t'onli" In Hi! state or In hxnxii nr
truat companies Incorporate ,1 umlei
the Iiiwm of the state nnd thn tnlrreitl
ilerlNed therefrom shall he applird In
Ihr nmlinrr pren illiiit hy law.
ec:. R. The leslalaiure may exempt
from taxation property of e.ti h head
of u family to tdw amount of two
hundred dollars
Heo. . Lands held In Inrce Irnela
fhall not be awMed for tnxitlon at
any lower vain? per acre then (I Man)
I. null of the fiiiiic rhnrurter or tiiial
il) u l"l amillurli slluulvd, held In
July 25th
Goods Co.
smaller tracts. The plow in of l.iiut
shall is) t he Commit red aa ndd!ns
value thereto for the ptirpone uf tux
ai,n. See. 7. No execuiion shall hwuo
upon any Juiuxment rrmlerttl unaiiist
tin, ti,ird of eointy '"mniiniiiiiiir
of any rounty, or aKHiinl any Iti'or
poraled lily, town or viIIh". school
district or hoard of rilueaitoii, nr
aunliiM any officer of i, ny rounty. In
rorpoMitetl city. town or villa Re.
nchool tliHlrii-t or hoard of etlii'-iiiion.
upon any Jinlmilt nt recovpred .iKamat
lillu III his official cn incit y and f ir
wdh'h the roUHy, Incorpor.tt, d t il,
town or villaae, hool dlittru't of
boiird i f ediicallon. Is lialde, toil thn
same ad. ill be paid out of the pro
renin of a tax leVy iih other lla Wi
llie of count un. Inrorporaled cIIkh,
towns or vilttiKrs, school districts or
hoard of education, ami when so col
lected sdall be paid by the ton my
trtiinirer to the JinlKiiicnt creditor.
rropoalna an amendment of
eectloti two of arlirli ten of lha
entia 'lulloii of the stale of New
Mexico. (M. Culi. H. J. K. No. 10;
tiled Marrh 15, 11UI;
He II Hesvilved hy Hie f .rKlnlnl ure of
th Plat of New Mexico:
Th.-U Bertton Two of Article Ten
of the CoiiHtllUtlon of the Hlnle ol
New Mexico he amended so aa to
read as follows:
Art Pie X.
Section t. All counlf officers
ahnll he elected for a term of two
years, and after hnvlna; served two
consecutive terns, shall hi- im duihlo.
to r"M nev eounly office for twu
years ihereufler.
i
rrepo:nf an amendment of (lu)
serilon one, of article five, of the
constitution of She slate of New Mex
ico. B. J. It. No. It; filed March 17.
1313:
Da It rtesolved dy the TXlslature of
the state of New Mexico:
Thilt Hertlnn 'me of Artl lo Flvo ot
the Ct'nstltiilton of tha ritate of New
Mexico, be amended so aa to read as
follows:
Article V.
flection 1. The executive depart
ment shall cnnnlet of a Kovernor,
lieutenant governor, secretary ut
stnte, state auditor, slate treasurer,
attorney general, superintendent oft
pudlie Institution and rnmmliutloncr
or (of) public lands, who ahull on
elected for thn term of two years oca
sinning- on the first day of January
next after their eleeilon.
Hueh officers eha'i, after hnvlnoj
served two conaecutlve terms, he ln
eliuidle to hold any state office tut
two esr Ihrrenfter.
The officers of the eaerutlve de
pnrtinrnl, except the lieutenant gov
ernor, sliall during their terms i-f or
fice, reside and keep the puldie ree
ant a. hooks, patters and sen la of uf
fife at the sent of government.
I
Fhono I. Red lUrn. Ill W. rnppef,
for ftrst-claas harks and carriages
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