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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-03
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Wood
house arrived from the ranch last
night.
Judge VIM. J. Russell returned
Sunday night from visit of sew
eral weeks to San Antonio.
Mrs. Price of St. Louis left today
to join her sons at Santa Maria
where they are engaged in truck
ing.
Duval West. esq, left today for
St. Louis, where he goes on Off
cial business as attorney for the St.
L., B. & NJ. railroad.
Chief of Police George Conner
and L. A. Jagou returned last
night from Washington, where
they went as witnesses in the ne
gro soldier raid.
F. H. Pressey and son, NJ. B.
Pressy, the photographers who
spent some time here last winter,
have returned to pitch their tent
with us again for a while.
Rev. c. E. B. Smith arrived
last night and will be stationed
here in charge of the work of reor-
ganizing the Methodist church.
He is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Petty.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Chenoweth
left on their return to St. Louis
today, after spending a short time
here, Mr.. Chenoweth having come
down to see after matters pertain
ing to his Santa Maria truck farm
and pecan grove.
J.B. Cotton, who has lately To-
Gated near SamFordyce, is in the
city for a short time for his health,
being a guest at Jacob Porter's.
Mr.. Cotton has established an
apiary at his new home, and be-
lieves this is a good EbeeEcountry.
Rev. A. R. Beach and DR.. H.
H. Sutton of Indiana left yester-
day for their respective homes,
after spending a short time here
visiting Capt. and Mrs. Wilson at
the National cemetery. A hunt
in northern Tamaulipas was part
of the entertainment rendered by
Capt. Wilson to his guests. with
whom he spent several days hunt
ing in our sister state.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-03
A SnappY CONVERSATION.

Mr.. Snappy-My dear, I'm 60
ing to swear
Mrs. Snappy-Now, Mr.. Snap.
by, I've warned you many times
against that bad habit, and you a
member of the church! You ought
to be ashamed of yourself and
Mr.. Sim going to swear
Mrs. S.-Don't you dare to do
it-and in my presence! Why,
have You no respect for a lady?
You're positively
Mr.. Sim going to swear
Mrs. S.-Mercyl I'll cover up
my earsl I simply won't listen to
your prOfane-
Mr.. Sim going to swear sure
pop if you don't shut up and let
me finish what I was trying to say
I'll cuss. It's enough to make any
man cuss the way you talk! To-
morrow, as 1 started to say
Mrs. S.-What were you trying
to say, sir?
Mr.. ST. was trying to say that
tomorrow is New Years day. snd
I'm-going to swear-oH-swear-
ingl
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-03
Where TO Get Perfumerv.

Botica del Leon. Matamoros, has
the best perfumes on the border
A supply of the following well.
known standard brands of perfumes
have just been received: "Gravier, F"
'Houbigant. . Roger & GalIet, -
'Pinaud, !" az. F. Piver,' and
'Legrand."
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-03
RAYMONDVILLE'S NEW
BANK BUILDING.
State Bank Moves into New Quarters.
Fine Record Of this nstitution-New
School Room Built.
To THE HERALD.


Raymondville. Texas, Dec. B.
The new Raymondville bank build
ing is about completed and is now
occupied by the Raymondville
State Bank. This bank has paid
every check in full that has been
presented, without restrictions of
any kind during the present money
Striugency.
On account of the great influx
of new settlers it has been found
necessary to build an additional
school room, which will be occu-
pied tomorrow.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-03
Notice to Taxpayers.

I am now ready to collect city
taxes for the year 1907. ALI per-
sons owing such taxes will please
call at my Office and settle as soon
as convenient. Respectfully,
SANTOS VALDEZ,
City assessor and collector.
Brownsville, Texas, Nov. 81, 1907.
if.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

iGrIig peo De ipa9e S%toterpgse. t9i
Stolene md1tte Itaoig boIoe for,
De uo9iproe Rptten for en- 5rebeIt
81. Springemuitine; De min0re let
beneOe Sprinsere fulot nemlig ofte
pg req Stolene meo fig / 5aloet,
Tort ldgt Sapnet at ct @pmnaitits
bus bar fsIeltgt; BET sr at baabe. at
Ct ioaodnt maa bIioe reiit til neIte
Seion. Raar oct bar nogenIunOe
9eir, bar Ri uoenfor. og oa git Oct
Los meo SneboIoe, o9 mangen liplig
5G9tning uoipanot fig paa en- Idus
Dan Dag. De mere baarofgre AZ
Gleperne brugte at gda 6ootur /
&nne Time, alto Itartenoe meo
gGien moo 8inoen. snlten0e ion
8Glineen | Woooino, at ginoen
biloe penoe fig, naar De Ituloe til
bdge.
81. 6 ierOereoes Qftensmaoen;
fra Oettes SIutning og til al. Z,
0a aQe Itut0e O9re pdd Oeres aams
re, idmleoes De heite / Den gitore
Sal, boor Gang og Muiit oanneOe
en- mule afilutning pad 0agen.
Sra 81. 10. Ituoereoes ibar
nist al De feite.
81. 10 bertes en- lDoelig Ringen
i9en. o6oa0 nu?" bleo ser ipurgt
Den fsrite often. ben loo paa oenne
~ui9Opanli9e 3io." pa, oct er 5eots
breOstio", BAR Soaret, Dor elItoers
0i9e Sol iDntes nemlig, oct par
for itrengt FOR Gleberne at unooars
bans alasie fra 6 ON 9lftenen til
IL ON Morgenen. oerfor gap ban
et 5orilag, Iom %enitemmigt bleo oe0s
td9et, nemlig r5eotebrs0 81. TO-.
S0em fan bel / oe. belle taget iige
uej til ct goot oanit Stptte 5eotes
6rgO?
Gn anoen &ldsie maa imi0lertio
life f~orbigaaes nemlig 9ibeltldsIen,
iom bolotes pdd Wr. Oirons Dc
relIe bper 5irsodg often fra 10;
6snne bar alto soot beTsgt, lig:,
Ie0es De 8ennemsoer. bi fit Cor at
hol6e famine Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28
9aabsntteitn.

OaabsatteIter CIR. SOP baOes at
ter; efter oct / langere Sib bar oas
ret Ounitelist at ituHe, bar Oi OPP
naaet at fua oct pua Eager issn.
Oct er trDtt | 5pItlano pna tint
9apir. / mango pane aulsrsr,
@tsrrefien sr 10 bb IL. os megst
imagfulot u6fsrt.
priIen er fom faopanlis $3.50
per Dufn. pda Stoe XI UNDER
sltteIter / Dor M 2atalos finbes en-
fun meset rinee @ensioelfe at
famine | cen 3ulsr os minore Sters
reffs.
Danifb 2utb. pub. 6ons
Blair. i: Nebrdifd Ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28
Npe gnoelige Sntaaifrifter.

OisIe bstenote og meget efters
ipurgte Strifter pe6bliper frem6es
les at u6tomme. gi BAR fact en-
M 6orfpning at De / bort aatalOs
angiDne, O9 fsIgenoe npe, iom lite
fnSes / bort 2atalog.
Rr. 479. rg1e9er gnglinse efter
SUBS 9ierte". SfiIOrins at egn.
OpIeOelIer at missioner 81.
autenreitb. Sc SiOer. pris &c.
Rr. 512. 30 Ynglinse". = Jors
telling fra oct oirtelige 2io. 30
'Sioer. qris &c.
Rr. 513. nGr on en- Qroing". III
9iFtop 5. 6. Hble. Al Sioer.
Yris Sc.
CIR. 514. .Ooftorens 5eItamente"
Otter rSoenlta 5olteliOet" af 8.
g. 40 Sioer. pris Sc.
SIR. SIG. rGn Retfaroigs 8sr
formaar meget". (Sot. 5, 16)
"a Sioer. pris &c.
Rr. SIT. Subs 5aano oOer 8an'
Nne". at q. 5riis. 3s Sioer.
pris Sc.
Ir. $40. IS gOoe 5anoer", al
81. p. 8. Ga SiOer. pris 12c
Rr. $50. n@eien til Suligbeo". Gr
Samtale. "a Sioer. pris 4c
@Ge guoelige Smanifrifter
fulsret Omflag og f9lges RetO %
portofrit tiffenot.
Danifb 2utb. publ. Souf.
Blair ...... Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28
Snuler
ira &reosmeoet / 0enmart, Bis

~ JAhNOS4tpoNi ~NllHhAbJ ~bt~-
Disconiin nor0lige 0iitritt al
6olot fit Ws0e / 0anmdrt, Wis.
ira 14.--17. Warts. ut Der er en-
qld0s / Nis. iom b9rer bette ytdon.
er pei Oe fleite al 0anItersn"s Ca
Iere betenot. Der er o9Iaa en- BE-
Del / bette Wisconiins Oenmdrt,
ION minoer ON MooerlanOet Dan
mari. 6or Oct fsrite er Der mango
8anifere pua Oenne Ggn. n3be
tonnIbip". boor De fleite al Odniters
ne Dor, par / en- 4drr9tte 6adret
Raonet Rem Denmark, og efter
bette bar iad oen life gp for
tdloet &ebenbdon faaet Ndpnet
Denmark, iioen oen nbe Sernbdne er
tommen igennem bette 3erritorium.
Denmark or belig9en0e ca. ~ Weil
fra 5refoloigbeOs Menigbeos airtt.
Den er beliggen0e / en- Imut, no
get buttet, men frugtbar @gn, Der
69rer Here 9ionesbDro ON en- fors
buns m9gtig Stooo9tit. ga og
tent, man finder Ser Den 9gte. BAN
Ite 8eg. Oct bar Iad biemligt 1t
tue 0enne lDsbarteoe StoDens
Drowning, men ben er 10 pau benin:
Qarsti0 bereoet fine 0ejlige lpie'
erpnne Blade. ga ogiaa Den friite
Outlining fra Mi6igan Seens Dan
oe minoeoe ON .0anmart nit 2dno,
meo Sen TtootlG0te Strdno", men
jeg mud piit life tomme meo for
mango .Smuler" at Raturbeffrioels
Ter, oct bar I9rlig ON port areosz
meoe, afbolOt Der, ieg bleo beot ON
at Ifripe liot.
vi areoIens prriter bar foruoen
Ste0ets Yr9r, u. w. Suno, tll'
iteoe: s. g. Nuarup, OIbtoIb; u.
@. Simonien, Wdupaoa; S. 81,
0eena6; s. Scott, Sbenntnston og
unSertegnsoe. Msoet uabneoes meo
@uostieneIte 5Orsoag @ftm. al nn=
oertegneoe. Setit: Nab. Is. IA.
SENDER on Moies' og 2ammets
Sang2 Oct bar ct fort og UNDER
ligt Spn, Sob. iaa, en- flor os un'
oerlig Sfare os en- unoerlis Gang;
men oct sr en- Sang, fom foote's
Der neoe | Sorooalen, ben frelits
Spnoers Sang. Den fsrits Zone,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

af Spg0omstilfaIOe inOtruf fun
Get, men bette par ogiaa meget al
porligt, oct 9jalot 2io eler 0go,
Tor t9re 5usmooer, Mrs. Sobnion.
6Ieo nemlig iaa Ipg, at BUN maatte
unoerfdfte fig en- Operation; bdaret
paa 9snnens ft9rte Urine tom bun
cog uOer oenae og er nu / goo
8e0ring. 9eo Slutningsfeiten, lom
Garneoe en- Imut 8ontrait til Nab
nin9sodgen, 0els poa 8runo al oct
npperli9e 8ejr, oels pda @runo df
De mango Deltdgere, idoneoes bot
6usmoOer at os ale. Gfter at for
Ifeaige 3aIere bdpOe BAIT Or0ei,
talte Wr. 0iron en- Stun0 ON
IStolens Sang / 0interens 2eb og
uotdlte i'm 8l9Oe oDer oct gooe
5or6oD0, Der bao0e etsiIteret incl
lem 29rerne % Gleoerne, Idmt Den
gooe Zone, ser bdOOe beritet mellsm
0isie inobproes. Wlr. 0iron enote
me0 at ncOl9gge jim poit iom Sc
Itprer pdd Stolen, begrunOet pda,
at ban ON tort 3io dgter at rejfe
oper til oore 2dnosmGno i Queens
lan0.
5 set 6ele % tore fan jeg, %
flere me0 mig, life notiom uotdle
por @l9Oe ober at babe fr~etOenterst
grorion 9sjitole.
Sm 0emre ufulOitan0ige Stils
bring al 2toet % 5or6olOene pal
grorIon Sfole, ION De bar formet
iig oenne 8inter, mdatIe biorage
til at 09tte SnteresIen for ben
Stolegerning. Der sOes Der pau Ste
set, OiIOe S9enfigten meO Oisie eis
nier b6re nadet.
Stolen Ilutteoe Sen 10. Darts,
oct bill bog life iige, at Sfo.
len fra Sen Dag too u6enbttet ben,
mel, Dor Den Sens Oiron tilbso
%, Ida mango. IOm funoe og Oilos,
at 6Iioe en- lgestio l9ngere for |
5orening unoer bans 9~eiIeoning al
uobioe bort 9enoifdb til oen be1ige
.Strift.
Dttte 5itbuo bleo mootdget meo
@leoe at flere, oeriblanot at eoers
9rb. 4ffel,
GIeo paa 8rorIon SsiIfofe.
Gfterftrift: 5 aig6eo meo
ANDRE 6%sjitoIer bar Ri ogiad BAIT
9ebatmeoer; 0isIe bleo bolot al
betslenos pda Gngelit og 0dnft.
Mleget, og til 3tHr oirteligt go0t,
Qrbejoe fra Gleoernes Sioe er
%fremtommet oe0 Iaaoanne 2eilig6e
ser. Muiit og Sung begpnote %
Ilutteoe Taa6dnne Msoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

oeles goot beIsgte. Oct bar 9uOs
Ruaoes 0age til os; mudtte De
Duge iaa 6eler life oare forgebes
og foriemte for ret mango. Sdd
6erme6 en- 5dt og !0ilfen til Mes
1igbeoen / Denmark for Sanoar
% aft set 8o0e, ri par @%enitano
for i & Duge.
I'm s. aro9hs
= 1eip Gisbon, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28
Sauios Salnter.

@n biaig file Bog for Spnoagss
Itolebern. &oIter bun 10 Sent inb.
hunoen / Sbirtings6ino meo rsot
Snit.
Danifb 2utb. pabl. 9ous
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28
.n1cntdnd.<

gas9et aobt aoHo, life lonst ira 1ou,pia,. bIipsr
opmaali I'll 5oraartt, qosI. Dante bar anerebe b0i
ret her, 90 mango Itriper. at be fommer isrii april.
Dor matte fore etsturiion biiuer b. ,. aprtf; berefter
busr Tirsbos april. Sinis Rslie paa air ganer.
apb Biuet I'll ambtofe, u. Bat; bit ioaer
miuore, oa asreinreH er ~ioriere. os iaa iuor u aeu'
mare. Clarion liant 3auepine at ie. Sino ct lias rsoi
silistaanb i anapbuatt. iaa ffal Ge NOT finbe 8siie.
fsIae. Siriu III Os en- lises 1ib. isr Dc reier.
Nnfer q So, Sanepiae, ~. Saf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

0en, fences mddlte lenere.
Ssn0ag bar Der @uostjeneite meo
Q(ltergang / begge &irtsr ON Sors
mi0oa9en; ON GftermiOOa9en jamie
oes aGe i 9ooeofirten Oeo qraite.
boligen. Den tore rummelise Sir.
te bar pei fpl0t. Der Ituloe 10 Ter
Zig tales til llngOommen, bpOrfor
5priamlinsen ogIau bOOeoidgelig Be
itOo al IaaOanne. SPIRIT talte paitor
Scott og 81 til 9srnene. Oerneit
talte unoertegneoe Iertig til De
unge oOer 81. 8, 6. ga, ban, iom
er n9bnet per meo De forItellige
NaOne. fortiener at faa De unges
5ro. 9aub og 5iGio, ban IfulOe |
Ierlig 5oritano pare MaaTet for De
rnges 2angsler os Snoboloet al
%lngoommens Orsmme. 9an alene
fan FIRE be unse til &res 2ensss
iers Waaal: at blipe lpfteli9e. Om
aftenen bar Der Slutninssms6e,
boOr boer at De tilie6eparenoe
preiter talte ct 4~fffeosoro. ga, Ri
baooe ct Ieroeles sobt Msoe / Den.
MARI, oct bar Der mango, fom bat
! enige ON, os ale Msoer bar Tars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24
STATION MASTER
IS FINED BY
JUSTICE
Declared Guilty of Assault De-
spite Convincing Testimony
That He Only Discharged
His Duty-WiII Appeal Case,

station Master Overstreet of the
Santa Fe was fined yesterday by JUS
tice of the Peace Barela of Precinct 5,
Barelas, for an alleged assault ON a
man named A%bernacia Garcia, a ear
Whacker whom Overstreet removed
from a ear vestibule because the lat
ter refused to allow passengers to get
into the car.
The case was called at 3 o'clock.
The officer was defended by Attorney
e. w. Dobson, and the charge against
him was prosecuted by Judge w. G.
HeacOck.
Garcia alleged that Sunday night he
Was assaulted by the officer while at
work in a day coach at the station.
Mr.. OVerstreet says that he did not
strike the man. He states tina he
had received orders from the yard.
master to at once transfer the pass
engers from the chair car of train No.
to a day coach and that Garcia, who
was standing in the vestibule of the
coach, twice refused a request to get
out Of the way so as to allow the pass
engers to enter the ear. The officer
says he h tool Garcia by the should
ers n pushed him out of the way.
News Agent Bun positively corrob-
GRATED the testimony Of the officer,
substantiating the statement that
Garcia refused to get out Of the way
and that the officer did not strike
him. Agent Purdy of the Santa Fe
testified as to the duties of the sta
ton master, which include looking af-
ter the passengers and seeing that
they have free passage into and out
of cars.
Garcia brought forward as witness
another native who declared hat Ov-
erstreet struck Garcia. The justice
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24
Present Day Stage Trappings.

That the present day stage trap
pings run to riotous extravaganza IS
an undeniable assertion. Much dis
cussion has been raised by the famous
race scene in the new college play AT
Yale" in which a real race is put
upon the stage with panoramic effect
that pictures the entire course and the
two boats manned with the full crews
of eight men apiece are actually
pulled over the course and across the
stage in full view of the audience, Me.
Paul Gilmore, who will appear in the
piece at the Elks' the1ter on Monday
night, said recently about this scene:
TT is never extravaganza to give the
public something that fills a want
that nothing else Will. In all our col
lege plays, where either the football
team has an inning or the boat crew
has a winning, it Is played or won off
stage inc the realism, so called, of
the picture, is attained by a judicious
amount of noise on and off the stage
with q wild SCI of people on the stage
making the audience believe hat they
are seeing something they are not see
ing. IN our new play, A Yale we
give the race on the stage, The eight
men enter their boats and actually
row in the electrical co|ntrivances pro-
vided for them across the stage, but
slowly enough to allow the whole
course to pass before the eyes of the
lookers-on. This is genuine. This is
real. This can no more be said to be
extravaganza than it is to have real
blood upon Macbeth's dagger or a real
army on the stage. The machinery
Is expensive and The electrical contriV-
ance one that has never been tried
before. But it gives the satisfaction
that no other scene could possibly
r ~ s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24
GERONIMO CLUB DANCE
LARGELY ATTENDED
Japanese Affair Given at Colombo
Han nv E1ourishing Social Organi-
zatiOn Draws = Big CroWt-Eliis
Orchestra plays.

The japanese dance given last night
al Colombo han hv the Geronimo club
WAS one of the most successful and
largely attended dances ever given in
the city. The big hail was filled an
evening. The decorations were car
rcd out a Ia Jap In every detail and
the effect was extremely pretty. The
Geronimo club. while of compare
lively recent organization has demon
stra-ed the fact that 81 can make "a
success Of anything IL attempts Last
nights dance was the biggest success
u has scored vet. The Ellis orches-
trs, which had already gained au en-
vablc reputation. furnished most eN-
ceilent music at the dance last night
and helped materially IN making lt
enjoyable.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24

Cut this out n take IL 10 any
drug store and get a free sample Of
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets These tablets are far superior
Co pills. being easier 10 take and more
pleasant ln effect They correct dis
orders ~ he stomach. liver ard
bowels. For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24
TIE GOLDEN RUIZ DRY GOODS
COMPANY.

Attend the great January clearance
sale of ready-to-Wear garments
Entire stock Of cluaks suits. rain
coats. petticoats, skirts. muslin under
wear. an kinds Of waists. kimonos,
house sacques. lounging robes sweat
ers. children's dresses. aIi kim ~ In
fauts' wear viii be placed on sale at
lower prices than manufacturers cost
Special bargains in Topsy Hosiery
and Warmers CorsetS.
The new spriuE dress goods have
arrived and viii De- on sale at -recits
reduced prices.
Remember. today at IhH Gnllfn
ltule itry Goods teIHI tH1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24
RUMORED H|CK s
MAY GO To SAN
BERNARD|NO
Report Comes From California
Town That He VIII Go There
as Master Mechanic to Sue
coed A. B. Todd,

A telegram was received by the
Morning Journal lasH night from a
san Bernardino paper asking for con-
firmation of the rumor that Master
Mechanic Hicks of the local Santa Pc
shops would be transferred at once
to a similar position in San Bernar-
dino to take the place Of A. b. Todd,
who goes as master mechanic to Point
Richmond, Cal. 1t was impossible to
secure a denial or confirmation of the
story from Mr.. Hicks last night. but
it is positively stated in railroad cir
cles at san Bernardino that the rumor
is we'll founded n that Mr.. Hicks
viii be transferred.
Mr.. Hicks and Mrs. Hicks returned
not long ago from an extended visit
in California,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24

The eminent tr0gadIan Nh john
alter early in February in Richard
the Third" Mr.. Griffith is just noW
one Of The most interesting person
aiities of stage life and every season
he grows In the esteem of Intelligent
theatorgocrs He represents all that
is strenuous. combined with an intel
lectuality that is rare. thoroughly un-
derstauding and approaching ali the
glorious lines of Shakespeare, and Civ
ing TO them am Interpretation that is
% convincing. His management
has this season provided him with a
splendid company and equipment. His
coming engagement hero is looked
forward to with unusual interest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24
BIG SALE OF TICKETS
TO THE BURNS BANQUET
Large Number WI Attend Cclcbra-
ton of Poets birthday ut Elks' Hall
Friday Night-Sale of Tickets to
Close Tonight.

The sale Of tickets to the banquet
Friday night in the Elks' hall to cele-
brate the birthday anniversary of tn
poet Burns has far exceeded eXpecta-
tons and it is apparent that the af-
fair is going to be a brilliant one The
committee Of st. Andrews society
held a meeting last night in the Of
flee of DIR. Macbeth in the Barnett
building. and final arrangements for
the banquet were completed.
The tickets, which are $3.50 each,
will be on sale at the office of Dr.
Macbeth and at the Morning Journal
office until 6 o'clock tonight. after
which time non will be procurable.
The st. Andrews society has re-
celved word that Governor Hagermau
Will accept the invitation and viii arr
range to attend the banquet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24
RUMOR REVIVED Of
SHORT CUT TO
RID PUERCO
Said That Survey Is Being
Made to AIbuQuerQue--An-
Other Cutoff From Sandia
Across to Eastern Railway

The rumor Is revived that the
santa Fe is to build a eut-off from
Rio Puereo directly east of A%lbuquer-
que, making this city the junction Of
the Rio Grande division and the
coas lines instead of Isleta and Incl
dentally cutting out q bunch of
trouble at the pueblo where Indians
and floods have bothered the railway
for many years. Such a line would
shorten the distance between here II
Rio Puereo twenty miles, eliminating
a long climb and many curves on the
hill between Isleta and Rio Puerco by
the present route. The story is far
from new but 1t is said that a survey
ing corps is at present working cut Of
Rio Puereo this way.
Another Cut-Off.
There are cut-offs and rumors OF
cut-offs these days. The Santa Fe is
now preparing to build a three mile
line from Sandia station between Is
leta and Rio Puereo across to a point
og the west end of the Belen eut-off,
ten miles west of Belen. The objeel
of his is not clear. other than to
make a little easier grade.
Work ON BeIcn Cut-0ff.
Walker Healey Of the Grant Broth
ers' Construction company who was
in the city Yesterday saws that track
has been laid six and a half miles out
of Belen west on the cutoff and that
the grade has been completed four
miles further. At present there are
fifty-fiye men in construction cam.
No. / and fifty men in camp No. ..
new 70-tou Bucyrus steam shovel
is now hard at work biting out tons
of earth from the deep summit cut,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-24

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