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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-25
lip To WALLACH AND
MOTLEY TO PRODUCE
SOME KIND OF PROOF
Trial Offered so Soon as Evidence of Good
Faith Is Given---HeaIer Regards
Offer as Refusal.

Until such satisfactory proof OF the aegeo cure
m ,erosvbv Lo shall be produced the
e BOARD of Health hereby instructed to inform all pares
concerned that negotiations end-oon oy re
Smith seconded by NJ P Robinson, at yesterdays meeuhe
of the Board of Health and passed
Now it is fight the end between the Hawaiian peo
pe ard the Board of Health They have driven the mater
into nolitics and we work to abolish the law i
SEGREGATION So long law gives them the whip hano
do YOU think anyone would come here tor s 81
and he injected with bac of leprosy? Inc 6oaro 81
ealth has shown that it against the Hawaiian peopfe
xst thew want is to put every Hawaiian in the settlement
Ar Kaaupapa. abatement of Charles * Motley
This matter up the Board OF Health now ne ne
first man it is up Charles X Motley VINO says erd' "
.s +he nroof to offer he offers it, If we have the
least reasonable ground go upon submit to the
lepers themselves and they are satisneo we can p;
-eoedes +o he of President L. T. Pink
ham,
"e mess and agitation while looking tor TINS
nroo will turn out to darned sight worse than etug
him try1-Statement of DR.. Wayson!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-25
FRENCH MARINES LANDED IN MOROCCO.

TANGIER October 25-Marine from French rnen-of-"ar
have been Mogador and have occupied the town.
ooador seaport nearest to the CITY OF morocco
1 ooouaon of 10000 including Christians, against
hon feared the Moors VIII take place
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-25
HUNDREDS KILLED, THOUSANDS
INJURED IN AN EARTHQUAKE

ROME 25-A disastrous earthquake occurred
Yesterday Italy being particularly severe in the province
ca1abra Two villages destroyed and number OF
other towns suffered great damage
1t . estimated number of dead will be over hve hundred
have been injured So tar two huord
bodies have been ruins of buildings throughout
the worst affected districts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-25
ll]SITANIA SMASHES HER
OWN WONDERFUL RECORD

QUEENSTOWN, October 25-The Lusitana arrived here
from New York establishing another new rec
cord for transatlantic passages Her time from Sandy HOOK 20
Queenstown days. four hours and forsix minutes
beats the going from Queenstown to New YORK oy
fifteen hours clear day ahead OF the best record
of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-25
INSURANCE PRESIDENT A PERJURER

NEW YORK a5-Former Vice President Gillette Oh
the Mutual Life Company has been convicted OF perjury
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June 80, 1907, balance cash in
hana ..s 279.21
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-25
GOOD WORK FOR
THE SEAMEN
Annual Meeting OF Seamen's
Institute Shows Much
Has Been Done.

The fifth annual meeting of the sup
porters of the Seamen's Institute was
held in the Institute building last
night, there being a fairly large num-
ber of persons present, too many for
the limited accommodations for any
gathering in the assembly room of the
institute.
The chairman's report for the year
ending June 80, 1907, was read, show
ing 2very satisfactory state of af-
fairs and a good growth for the year.
The superintendent report reviewed
at length the work for the year, Civ
ing detailed statements of the various
changes in the personnel of the Inst1-
tute officers and the work done.
The treasurer's statement showed a
good balance on hand, being as fol-
lows:
TREAsURER's STATEMENT.
July 1, 1906, to June 80, 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-25
FLEET WILL STAY FOR
ONLY NINETY DAYS

WASHINGTON, October 25-Presdent KooseVeit mas an
his intention of ordering bateshp squadron back into
Atlantic waters they spent ninety days in the PACING after
arriving San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-25
TAFT GOES INTO HOSTILE COUNTRY.

MANILA October 25Secretary TAFT lett yesterday 10 VISIT
aoo Precautions taken to guard against tne
and his psv being Ladrones during their trip
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J. C. COOK, Treasurer.
The statistics of the institute for tne
past year tell in a clear ana cef 'ai am =
way what has been accolilpll0ileo
among the sailors. These are'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
SWASTIKA LINE GETS
CARS HAULED FREE

The 81. Louis. Rocky Mountain and
Pacific road. known az the Swastika
route. has been receiving a large ship
ment Of new goudola cars from the St
Louis Car company by way Of the
Texas and Pacific and Southwestern.
In order to get these cars moved free
over the connecting lines, the road has
permitted them % be loaded with coal
and ties for points along the south
western. This IS a plan adopted by
the Mexican Central in getting its new
equipment hauled owe connecting
lines for nothing. and the SWastika
has followed suit.
This arrangement is proving salts
factory 10 both the owners and users
Of the new cars. for while saving
thousands Of dollars in freight charges
or the empties. The car shortage Is
relieved 10 a great extent. The ears
that are coming from st. Louis for the
Rocky Mountain road are loaded with
coal, coke and ties and large consign-
ments Of them have been coming in
The past week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22

OF $4,000 for the loss OF the optic
while ne also ask $500 Is reimburse
ment for wage he has lost while be-
ing at the hospital
The complaint is peculiar. II re-
cites that the plaintiff last May was
put to work as a machinist's helper.
when he had no knowledge Of ma
chinery, having eve before been in
a shop. and last June the machinist
under whom he was working ordered
him to operate an air hammer.
He declares that the machinist
knew he was inexperienced. and that
he was not Informed Of the danger in
operating the hammer. and was struck
in the eye by a flying piece Of steel
and the sight destroyed.
He claims that the company was
willfully negligent and careless in al
him. with nc experience, to
take such a dangerous position. and
asks damages accordingly. A Los An
geIes law firm mas charge Of the
plaintiffs suit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
MORE ABOUT THAT
RAILROAD TO
The ORGANS
Capitalists Developing D0na
Dora Mines Declare They In
tend TO Build Line from There
TO II PaS0,

we have been ~corsiderir~ serious
ly some time the building of such i
line. but J had mo- idea that "a plans
had reached tho public, Do is my un'
doubted conviction that such % road
viii pay and , have hccn pushing the
adoption Of the plan"
This Is the statement " General
Manager g. w Kent. az The Dona
Dora company, who was In town yes
terday when ne was asked concern
ing the rumur lately circulated that
his Intends 10 build q rail-
road 10 El paso. a distance OF sixty
miles. Mr. Kent, though no first rcti-
cent. acknowledged that hls company
had not only thought of building such
a line. but that "a survey had been
made and that a definite announce
ment would soon De issued from the
main office OF the company In New
York city.
one of the most promising mining
districts In the southwest is the or
gan district. As yet its have
only been slightly touched, but opera
tions have shown the existence Of
workable quantities of gold. silver and
lead ore within "a radius Of eight miles
OF the town of organ There 81 prob
ably no camp In The southwest where
those metals exist iu such quantity
and in such close proximity.
The Torpedo min at organ rs ship
ping 10 per cent copper DO stephen
suu-Beunott close Dos is shipping 90
good quality of silver lead ore. while
the buna-pura mine. seven miles FROM
organ. b. storing lWuy ore that runs
from 50 go $40 % tom
Describing the work 90 the U1ua
Dora company Mr. Kent .iId
THE nonH Dora property consists
of some 500 uCrpe. representing at
FUN claims located 700 fht town OFF
Kent. seven miles from organ Hud
miles from las Cruces tho shipping
point. The highway running FROM
the mine Co the railroad GO ile true,-
allows the easy transportation Hf ore
from the mime and machinery and
supplies from the railroad Ih, town
90 Kent is situated $1,000 feet HtntU
SEGA level and bias ul'ntN nf waiter tui
"a t1D~t excellent climate
The developments off fhr property
consist OF five shnns Hui fn. lounges.
tunnel iu the southwest ItU lUHf"a.
shtft ls down irE feet fnt other
ahafts run from 60 Co f4t feet BOO
depth. In the f1S foot 4htu there i-
"a six and a half foot vein fhHf ruu.
SIS O. ton ga gold. This Dr. Ou tr,
east side Of DE shaft Dn D. Wr.'
.Its there is q sis foot vein which hHH
I pas streak eighteen Inches W|d. chat
Nr Kent states runs Co AIIf H fHu ir
mixed values The aNelaE, NH.ul- SOD
f.r obtained fun from 50 tn 800 H tnu
There ia Il as foot Vciu Nn fhg ur.p-
rrty running az Go $40 in gold values
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
SWITCHES" WALK OFT
On SOUTHERN PACIFIC

At midnight last night eight switch
men employed by the Southern pa
ciflc company in this city, quit their
work and walked out Of the yards,
says the Tucson Citizen.
The men demanded that they be
paid for the hour that they are given
off at noon and midnight for lunch.
claiming that otherwise they cannot
make sufficient wages. The COMPANY
mas been giving them an hour for
lunch In the past. but refused 70 pay
the men for this hour. consequently
they walked out
New men were Immediately en-
ployed by the Southern Pacific COM
pany TO fill the yncancy and there
viii be no delay In the work here. AL
together sixteen switchmcn are em-
ployed on each shift IN the local yards
and the men TO walk out constitute
just half Of the night crew.
At the trainmaster's office this af-
ternoon IL a said that the company
would experience no difficulty from
the walkout. and hat new men could
be secured to fil the places Of the
striking men as soon as a vacancy Oc-
CURED.
The last one Of the eight men to
quit work was given his time check at
the trainmaster's office this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. and o. was then said that
another man would be procured at
once 10 take his place.
y. G. Thomas. Of Topeka. a Santa
Fe railroad man, was in the city yes
terday.
II. y. Erhard, Of El Paso. travelling
freight and passenger agent for the
Santa Fe. was in the city Yesterday.
Assistant OF Motive Power Jacobs
Of Topeka. accompanied by his assist
ant. Mr.. r. Emerson spent yesterday
In the city.
w. II. Brown. district freight and
passenger agent Of the Santa Fe. with
headquarters ia El Paso. was here on
railroad business yesterday.
A bunch Of about twenty-five la
borers, Italians and other n|d,ion1ii-
ties, arrived IN the city last 'ient 10
work for the santa Fe company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
RATE GIVEN
To GATHERING Of
The VETERANS
COVERS THE
SARATOGA ROUND TRIP
Santa Fe Official Explains that
No Discrimination Is Made
Against the Grand Army Men
Going to |EnCampment.

V. r. Brown. Of Fl Paso, district
freight and passenger agent for al,
Santa Pc. who Was ia the clty yester.
day. while here announced the rate
offered bt the santa Fe 10 the nation
a. Graud Army Of the Republic ia
Saratoga. ~. T.. early In september.
There has been some complaint among
the Kew Mexico veterans that the
the g. a. r.. and had failed to state
any rate 10 the eucampment from
New Mexico points.
Delay lu getting the rate arranged
for mas been unavoidable, SAID MT
HroWn last night but there has been
no determination against the g. 4. r.
IN fact. DO b. impossible for as 10 dis
eliminate in giving rates to such gath
eringR. ana We have "a offer a prac-
tically uniform rate 10 an ~ them
The round trip To- Saratoga from
AIN points In NeW Mexico north Of
Rincou viii be $Gl.T5. tickets To be
on sale September 3, 9 and z good
for return 10 and including September
~. with the privilege Of extension ta
october @, by the payment Of a 81
If you viii compare this with re-
cent rates offered To other gather
lHks, @lu MI fipMh' you VIII ilhu
that there Is mo- determination. The
rate from El Paso to the meeting Of
the Elks IN Philadelphia In july wa
with "a short limit ticket. The
rate from Albuquerque to the Knights
Templar couelaNc in Saratoga WAS
SGt45. There Is very little difference
between these figures and the present
rate offered. We are anxious to treat
every one fairly. an6 while the santa
Fe has bqen a little late getting ont
the rate. the delay was unavoidable
quite o number Of New Mexico
Grand Army men VIII probably take
advantage Of the low rate and make
the trip 10 the national encampment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22

Practically al cotton seed oil re-
ceived by Denmark enters into the
manufacture Of margarine. For
cooking purposes pure lard and com
pound lard are used. end the salad oil
is supposed 10 be pnre olive oil. but
analysis shows II so per zen cotton
OH and 20 per cent oliye oil. Sixteen
margarine plants are now In opera
ton. employing 1897 operatives. Two
margarine plants closed down during
the past twelve months. and the ia
dustry in this country F. not supposed
to he in a very houriahing condition.
The production Of ma -slfine ia 1906
was 527,253.617 pounds. 1906. 4S0,-
4242G3 pounds; 1906, 1876 cents
rer pound second quality. l23 cents
per FOUND; ir 1905. n st quality. 15.5
cents per pound; secoLl quality, IFS
cents per pound.
In addition that manufactured, the
imports of margarine IN 1906 We're
1851, 600 pounds; 1905. 7.45S.0 900
pounds; 1904, 6,413.OOO pounds. The
greater part Of the imported margar
Inc from Holland and the re-
mainder from Norway and Sweden. No
margarine Is exported from Denmark.
. ~ NhAN WI AtNf ANN HANN'A "a va NV
permit the Danish manufacturer To
compete with the manufacturer Of the
Netherlands, where the raw materiais
are received practically free from
duty No duty is imposed on margar-
inc imported into Denmark. Margar-
Inc manufactured IN Denmark must
contain at least 10 per cen sesame
oil. not over rs per cent butter fat
must De white In color. and the pack
age must De oblong In shape. These
requirements are imposed by law 20
guard the reputation of Danish but
ter. which Is the largest product X
ported from that country.
There Is az present much agitation
here In regard 20 lowering the duty on
edible oils. as well as a change in the
present margarine law. II is expected
that some action will be taken on the
~ amendments during the present
year. During the past winter an eN-
pertinent was made In n manufac-
ture Of cotton Oh. but the result was
not satisfactory. The manufacturer
however that BE- has succeeded
in importing the English cotton oil
ana improving the quality sufficiently
90 compete with the American prod
oct as an edible oil.-Consular Re
port.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
FOR RENT-RoomS


FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms.
loo S. broadway.
FOR RENT-Roum aud board In private
family az 5i1 south Third street.
FOR RENT-Two rooms in modern house
close DO. 800 W. Lead
FOR RENT-Furnished room, 5i2 ~. Sec.
ond.
FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; furnish coal and wood for
s-2 a month. 500 w Cromwell
FOR RENT-Modern six-room apartment.
bath. gas range. and electric light In
qulre az sl5 y 4th ST.
FOR RENT-One u the most desirable
hrst floor front rooms in the highlands.
CLOSE ln. one or two gentlemen preferred.
70 health seekers. Call al 3li s Arno 81
FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished rooms at
boi $ Third street.
FOR RENT-Nicoly furnished room 726 s..
Edith
FOR RENT-RoOm suitable for two. with
or without board 523 W Copper avenue.
FOR RENT-rhree furnished housekeeping
rooms Address loe SO. Broadway.
ROOMS - RENT-A few nicely furnished
ROOMS with use OF bath. by the week OF
month. No invalids taken. Hotel Craige.
silver Ave.
FOR RENr-Neaty furnished rooms at
very low prices. The la Veta RoominR
House. III West Lead avenue. Mrs. J.
Fleming n
FOR RBNT-Modern rooms and board. s25
per month. Mrs. Eva T.. Craig. 500
-nuth Second street upstairs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION.

Department ~ the Interior, Land Office al
santa Fee. New Mexico, August ~. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Epifanlo Gu
rule 20 Albuquerque. a.. NJ has filed notice
~ hls intention Co make final hve-year proof
in support If his claim. viz; Homestead en-
trF NJ. llfGu, made May i5. 1907. for tho
NWA Section ~. Township 40 ~. Range 9
w, and that said proof will Doe made before
n. W. 5, oteru. United states Court Com
missioner az Albuquerque. y. NJ. ON October
g. 1907.
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon. and %cultiya-
tipn o. the land. viz; Curianu Sanchez. 90
Pafarito. n. NJ. Felipe Herrera. 81 Atrlsco.
a.. n. Elias chavez. ~ Albuquerque n. NJ.
Gabriel Chavez, of Albuquerque. y. NJ
MANUEL r. OTERO,
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
Special Engineers Engaged to
Complete Accurate Limita-
ton of Rich Tract In JemeZ
Country
SHEEP DIPPING ON
LARGE SCALE IS NOW ON
Large Number of Albuquerque
ans Pursuing the Finny Tribe
and the Elusive Grizzly in the
Big Woods,
I.n..laI cer,..pandenes MomIns IanrnaI J

Especial Correspondence Morning Journal
Iemez Hot Springs ~. N Aug go.
The MANAGEMENT of the san Die
grant has completed arrangement
whereby 8 special surveyor fH'n
washington. u O.. is 70 take pdtt in
The survey Of the grant Linus J.
Shields superintendent of the san
Diego Grant. states that the bound
ary lines Of the grant are 90 % es'ah-
ii4bed aHl plainly marked with posts.
monuments etc. On their entire icHg p
whlch VIII amount 90 foffY-nNe m les
or more. 40 effort OF cost VIII be
SHARED in making the survey D tuc-
cess M j r. FarWefi. ~ Aitu-
qucrque. has been employed 10 fukr
mart in tho survey. which witl Doc cain-
meuced tomorrow ~ Wuirl VIII zee
nuirc nearly. one month FOR compile
ton. The San Diego grant owned "F
the Jcmez Land company. ~ Aihu-
ruoruue. d. one ~ the most valuable
timber propositions iu tho terrii4@f
bcf lIee being q natural gratrg lard
Tor sheep or cftile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
FOR RENT-DWeTIinqs

FOR RENT-Furnished. 12xi4 house
tent; loo South Broadway.
FOR kENT-Fine alfalfa pasture Tor rent.
plenty ~ water; in city limits. g. per
month Phone f2o. l. r Thompson.
FOR RENT-3 room cottage. furnished Tor
housekeeping bath. gas and electric light.
Apply at 1924 N Fourth.
FOR hENT-t-room house. furnished or un-
furnished. close in. Apply Rankin and
~ Arnilo Bids or phone 1897.
FOR RENT-Four room cottage With mod
~n c'nyeniences Inquire % A. A. Trim
Die zo7 y Fno street
foh kENI-SiN-room house with lawn and
lIEe barn Address az South Broadway.
Foh TT acre ranch. close I'M.
mostly Alfalfa 3i5 Copper avenue.
foh NENT-rNo or three room houses.
furnished or unfurnished w. v. Fp-
lreIle las SCUM second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
SHEEP DIPPING NOW
On IN MOUNT INNS

Mr.. Hugh Murray, OF san Autonll
Springs. is operating 10 i. fullest r1-
pacity the large sheep dipping plant
which hc constructed acco~dlug 20
government specifications this spring.
Many thousand sheep have been diu-
ped. and wor supplied - those who
desire it. Mr.. Murrays priugs have
ever been a faYOrite resort with the
travelling public. being n ~ the
prettiesf spots IN the Jemez noun
inins Mr. N C. Wiley T. in charge
~ the din Ia san Antonio fo The
United states government.
Heavy Iiains.
Last evening this resort was visited
by "a deluRing rain which wrought
havoc with roads and ditches. th'
weather is much cooler tina usual
a number 81 people are F~9ipufHtng
at these famous springs and tt 'he
Sulphur Springs. where Nj william
Mnlette De- the proprietor uf fhc hotel
and bath houses. Mt Maitfte has
earned quite "a reputation ~ - chef
and his cordially and gopd me- IRE ts
inviting 20 the pleasure ~ heaith
seeker alive
AZ the Iemez Springs Rogers itit e.
hotel g. enjoying quite q patrouars.
ana O. nf uopular as ever.
quite o number 90 parties nre g. hr
found camping az 'ehUlla, whore tine
trout fishing Is excellent,
Rogers and Freelnye. proprictors {
the snwmin near sulphur Sptiufs.
have accepted a proposition GO furnish
the lumber ana place a roof and r1mn
extra rooms on "a large building Owned
by Sotcro nacH at san Ysidro. They
expect to begin Wurk al once.
y salmon ~ Santa Fe. ana ftf4-
ily are visiting Moses Abouslman at
this place.
J. W. Miller. government aR ant Al
Jemez pueblo. WIS @ visitor al Jemfs
Springs this week
Nj. Emil Zimmcr. employed az The
Albuquerque railroad shops, "a spent
some weeks at his resort. where ne
has experienced some relief from "a
severe attack of rheumatism.
The Jempy sprlnFs annual feast day.
August ~, was celebrated in the us
ual manner
vt q recent meeting " the public
school directors 20 vas unanimously
agreed that The Jemcz Springs public
school b. Oh have during the summer
term the best teacher which u D. pos-
sihle 60 secure. The pupils are en-
Titled Co the best. and nom but a
competent person need apply, To Linus
D. shields, secretary Of the school
board
Mr. Joe barnett, Of Albuquerque,
with a party. reached the Jemez
springs yesterday The party expects
90 continue 20 the Cebolla. where bear
are said Co he quite numerous
"nuC uledsoe and son are new ar
rivals.
Rev Hugh Cooper, of Albuquerque.
together With his two sons. aud Neil
and James Verne. are camped ON tho
Cchoilu THE trout and bear are said
Co hlv suffered heavily as a result
fHHrIea EuuHpr. his sister and aunt.
Miss Hammond. are also comfortahl,
located nu thc CrhullA river.
AR Dunbar aud a. Frost are lo-
c1is1 900 thr upper Cchulla at Rogers
ranch They report fishing Co Doe very
good There.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22

FLOWS things in L~onelyvilic @ asked
the first farmer.
Everybody on the ~umq." replied
the second armer. proudly.
Then me automobile have ~rlek
Statcsla7n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
FOR SAlE-Real Estate

FTH
fnhkeu ranch. 9 tu 8 acres with rrrif
trees IA main ditch one mile from center
7 etff price per acre less than a city I'D
Room . OBJ bu.iding
FOR sALE-cheap 10 bought soon. i'm
rrof~d alfalfa and fruit ranch ~ 4 acres
room c~1ffaEe North 1-fh. near Indian
srll p y McMuilen. Aihuqueruue.
FOR SAiE-A snap-f-room frame house,
modern. iu a hne location in Hirhfands
ai furnished Price $4,000. Dunhars
FOR SALE i've room house. also an
eEtt rom house. latter furnished or un-
furnished both modern close in. chaan M.
week also two seated carriage nearly new
Inquire lGa East Central avenue.
fhh n rNe-ruon huck houss. fur
ntthe4 on HQuth modern. win
stable chicken house and yard This place
has three lots nice shade trees Pr.
t-eNaoo. inauire DUNBAR corner cola
aFenue and third street a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22

S YOU broke on your engage
ment 90 Miss Toodles2 q"
Yes but ! did 20 gently.
How ."
"rold her what my salary was
Exchange.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-22
WANTS St5.0aO ToK
TIGT loss OF ~ EYE

because Elmer Thompson q mae
Chinlt's helper hHi a ESQ destroyed
while working no tne Slu Iornardlno
shops hr haH INSTRUCTED proceedings
against the santa De railroad com
pany to recover damages ln the sum