Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-20

Petricio Gonzales. editor OF Public
Opinion, the popular local Spanish
paper, who is at st. Joseph's hospital.
IS in a serious condition and Is not *
pected 10 live.
The funeral Of Miss Victoria Lucero
Of %Sandoyal. who died at that place
Wednesday night. viii be held this
morning, with interment IN the San
d0Yal cemetery.
Roy Freclove. of Perea. n. NJ, and
Miss Elsie Preston OF his city. Were
married last night at the Methodist
church, Rev. Dr.. Rollins performing
che ceremony.
The fire department made a run to
1907 south Second street early yes
terday morning. TO cxtinguish a fire
which started IN "A shed owned by
James Sanchez. The structure was
destroyed, but the contents, two tons
Of coal. valued at IS a ton. were
saved.
a. Simpler and son Carl yesterday
claimed a bounty Of $3.50 at the
county court house for a coyote pelt
which they took from a big coyote
which has been doing damage TO hen
costs neal Alameda for some time.
The coyote was shot by Mr.. Shipper
with a shotgun and was less than 100
rect away when he fred.
Howard Clarke, Of the Benham In
dian Trading company, recently se-
cured during a trip TO western Indian
trading stores a very rare old basket.
the handiwork OF the Warren Ranch
Indians Of California. Mr.. Clark yes
terday sent the basket to the Brook
Ign institute.
Mrs. Ida l.. Plummer. acting pro-
bate clerk, yesterday issued tow mar
riage licenses 20 the following couples.
George Conway. aged 3S years, OF Al
buquerquo, and Hattie HaWkin, aged
80 years, of Chicago; n Joseph 5.
Hughes, aged 2S years, of Albuquer-
que, and rita Robinson, aged 20
years. Of a Marcial. Both couples
n. Romero, ten minutes after the
licenses Wrc granted them.
The Missionary society of the Con-
gregatiOnal church held It's regular
meeting at the residence of Rev. J..
II. Head, four miles south OF Al6u-
querquc yesterday. The meeting took
the form Of a picnic and a bountiful
picnic dinner was served by the ladies'
after which the party inspected the
site for the proposed Industrial school
which Is sOon to be constructed on
ground owned by the church.
Captain j. L. Dixon, a retired Brit
A"AA 81 VAAhAA I'll nun a huNilAtHH
man Of 81. Louis, is in Albuquerque
for a short visit to friends. Captain
Dixon was aide to Lord Darlington.
commandant Of the Australian cOntin-
gent which played an important part
In the late Boer "a iu South Africa.
and was decorated for merltorious
service Captain Dixon has travelled
extensively, and while he says he likes
the United Sttes, sim clings 10 Aus
tralia as his home.
The Swastika Sheep ana Land COM
pauy, recently organized by Albuquer-
que men. has just issued it's 1907
prospectus. a neat pamphlet which
viii bear careful study. The PAM
phlet bears the emblem of good luck
It's cover and Is illustrated with
splendid pictures OF the cOmpany'S
property and sheep ranges. located
thirty-oight miles northeast OF Albu-
querque. The company proposes 10
conduct a general live stock and
farming enterprise. Its officers are J,
", Elder. president J. r.. Davern, vice
president. and r. l.. McSpadden. sec
Rotary and treasurer. The company
Is incorporated for Sl0O. 600. IN 1907
600 shares OF 81 par yalu each.