Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22

j. w Hanna was here yesterdal
from san Mareial.
f. g. Fisher. arrived from Beler
yesterday morning.
G.. r.. Morse and wife were In thu
city from El Paso yesterday.
j.. G.. Sutherland was In the citS
from san Marcial yesterday.
L. IA. Obermeyer left yesterday
morning on a trip TO 81, Louis.
Smith Mckay was here yesterday
from Kelly mining camp In Socorro
county.
Charles White of the Bank Of Com
meree has returned from a visit to
Denver.
Charles Moore, vagrant, drew NJ
teen days Ia police court yesterday
morning.
Otto Hahn 90 the local Harvey news
service, returned yesterday morning
from Los Angeles.
II. r.. Robinson. a well known
Phoeniclan, WAS a visitor from the
Arizona capital yesterday.
Dr. Province. the eye specialist,
leaves tonight for San Antonio. Tex.
to be gone about three weeks.
Carl Holman has returned to the
city from Bisbee and other Arizona
points 10 remain here indefinitely.
DIR, r. l.. Schneider. Inspector for
tho bureau of animal Industry, arrived
here yesterday morning from Los Luz
mas.
known druggist and undertaken OF
Magdalena was n business visitor in
the city yesterday.
G. n. Elmendorf. manager of the
big irrigation and settlement project
al Elmendorf ia the Rio Grande val
ley, was here yesterday on his way to
Santa Fe,
Flora Candelarla died Tuesday at
her home In Los Gricgos Of typhoid
fever. al the age of 90. The funeral
will be held at : this morning from
the the home.
Superintendent J. D. Carpenter for
the American Lumber company In
Iuni mountains, has returned to ket-
ncr after a visit la this city on COM
pany business.
II II expected tina. the Boston Ideal
comic opera company, which recently
closed u successful engagement here,
will return next month 20 MI another
engagement at the Casino.
w. Babbltt. OF the big Babbitt mer-
camille arm Of Flagstaff, Arlz.. was Ina
the city yesterday. While here he mot
Clerk nd. Joyce, who was formerly
connected with the Flagstaff concern.
The Ladies' Ala society of the First
~ T.. church win holi their regular
monthly business meeting this after
noon at 3 o'clock In the church par
lorf. VISITORS are most cordially well
come.
Emil Mann. the harness dealer, has
moved temporarily TO "A store build
ing near the corner of Third and
Copper pending the completion OF a
new building which he now has un-
der way.
The funeral OF Miss Laura Cooper,
the little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Coopef, was held yesterday
from the home aud was very largely
attended by the many friends 81
10y the charm and unusual attractive
ness OF the girl. lntermcnt was In
FairViow cemetery.
Iustn Montoy8 passed away Tues
day az The home of his son Va Barclas.
The deceased was a prominent resi-
dent of Los psdillas and was 90 years
of age. The funeral viii be held al
. O'Clock his morning from the homo
in Los padilluF. Montoya is survived
by a wife and five children.
Marcus 4. Smith. better known as
"Our Mark" delegate In congress
from Arizona, was here yesterday on
his way to Los Angeles from a trip
an invctcrate fisherman. hshcd Ia the
trout streams OF Colorado and the
Wisconsin axes.
Herbert Brooks. manager Of the
san Jose market. and an expert ass
saycr and m-incralogist. left Yesterday
morning for Denver. where he rs
called Go testify IN the case Of the
Lost Bullion spanish Mines company
OF Silver city, now on trial for fraud.
Mr.. Brooks assayed samples OF ore
from the mine.
special prices on an electric fixtures and
shades until September ! At Nash Electrical
supply Co. bna w Central avenue. Phone 9