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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
RAILROAD NOTES.

Jack Risque. formerly with the
santa Fe here and now connected with
the traffic department ~ q northern
fafirond. IS tn the cts FOR a short
visit to friends
a Heron has been promoted 70 BE-
night engine Inspector an the local
rauudhonse succeeding r. =. Graft
Who Is transferred 10 a B~crnardino.
Ford Harvey. general manager %
the Harvey system. passed through
Albuquerque yesterday afternoon on
the California limited en- route 70 the
Grand Canyon.
William Bietz. a machinist 1t the To-
cal SHOPS. who went 80 Germany some
months ago. returned home last night
aud with him was Mrs. Bietz. whom
married 10 the Faderland.
". O.. Brown. chief clerk 10 the me-
ehanlcai superintendent of the Santa
Re al Topeka. arrived IN Albuquerque
yesterday and spent the day here. re-
turning from q visit Il Grand Can
yon aud the coast. He o. accompan-
led hy his mother. who left with him
night for FL Paso.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
TRAIN PORTER MADE
PASSE n &c R
RETRACT
LEVELLEO BIG GUN AT MAN
WHO lNSULTED HIM
Arrested and Jailed at La Junta
After Giving 0bStreperouS
Traveller a Bad Scare.

As a result ~ an alteration be-
tween a passenger er route to Denver
aud r.. Loxty. "a negro porter. un a
santa Fe ~westhouud train neat In
Junta early yesterday morning the
porter was arrested az Ia Junt1 and
lodged iu the la Juuta Jail
A melger report 20 b affair was
received here yesterday by General
Agent II r. Purdy. who received or
ders 70 secure another porter for the
run Passengers on train 80. ] last
night brought fuller Details ~ the af-
fair.
The passenger. who boarded the
train east 90 Dodge city. with "a ticket
% Denver. IS said t1 have been u-
moving passenger and % have caused
the porter trouble from ume tp time.
asking him a great wtnf questions
which the porters duties iid not COW
er. FINALLY the passenger hccam an
ury and addressed several Iurd ara
insulting remarks to the tralnmau
Laxeg. a~ccorIing Oh the p~as=euEeE
did NOT reply. but glIetIy drew a large
revolver from his btit and showing d
into close proximity with p parsen-
cers face. demanded that he retract
h. insult AZ Ia Iuutl LoNey was
arrested un a charge % Carrying Na
.rnfFH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
CLOSE ENGAGEMENT
At THE CASINO
TONIGHT
Ideal Opera Company viii Pre-
sent THE Fortune Seekers >
a RiotouS Farce Comedy,
Chuck Full of Attractive Mu-
sic.

The Boston Ideal opera company,
Tar and away the best organization OF
It's kind Albuquerque has ever had.
VIII close is engagement at the Casino
tonight. presenting for the first time
On Ncw MeVico the brightest Of comic
operas, The Fortune Seekers This
opera IS really a musical comedy,
chock full from beginning 10 end OF
the brightest kind 81 music, and with
plenty OF funny situations. giving an
opportunity To the rompanys fun
makers % DO tlcr BEST The
music includes quite "a BOT Of recent
popular songs and several very excel
lent chorus number and from
a. finish g. one OF the brightest COM
positions % It's q now on the stage.
n is admirably suited o. the company,
ans It's reception in El Paso was so
enthusiastic that 90 drew the highest
kInd Of approval from The press.
This VIII be the last opportunity 70
see the clever opera company who VIII
20 10 santa Fe tomorrow for % short
enlargement. then beginning a long
trip through the middle west
Last n'lht the company sang
chimes 81 Normandy 10 an appre-
ciative audience who found D beau
uful old arera quite as attractive as
ever.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
GOVERNOR CURRY
IN TOWN FOR
The DAY
Executive Pays First Visit to-
Albuquerque Since His IN
auguration-Win Return t0I
Santa Fe Tonight.

Governor George Curry. ~ New
Mexico arrived IN Albuquerque last
right from santa Re and will spend
the day here returning 90 the capital
tonight. This D. the governors first
visit to Albuquerque since his inaugu-
ration The visit has no official oh
iect. the governor having come down
TO spend a day with friends and TO
inform himself as 90 details % the
territorial falE. ln which he d. Ia take
a prominent part
Governor Curry was welcomed on
his arrival rs a number ~ friends and
for two hours held an informal recep-
ti0nin the Aivarado Governor cur
b 10 preside at the opening Of the
fair. and II his engagements permi.
viii be present al several Of the con-
MENTIONS to take place during the
week lie Will 90 to 81 Louis on Oc-
tober ist. whore he VIII meet presi-
dent Roosevelt. accompanying the
president as far as Memphis ON his
trip down the Mississippi The gov
rrnnr Will come directly 20 Albuqucr-
que from Memphis. arriving here tne
evening before the opening ~ the
fair
My visit Is purely a personal one.
said Governor Curry. and there Is
nothing official connected with H. ]
came down 10 spend sunday and 20 soc
how the fair 81 moving along.
Governor curry vas accompanied 90
Albuquerque by J NJ. Hcryey of Ros-
we'll. former district attorney for
Chaves and Eddy counties. who has
been in Santa Re during the past week
and who is o on his way home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
MORE Of PROBLEM
OF THE YOUNG
HOPEFUL
Charles Barker Help
ed Himself to Some Guns and
a Watch From Store in the
Highlands,

Charles rarker O small boy. NOT set
nil enough f1 Doe sent f1 thr county
IlH. and Cor whom there ls ODD ade-
duirs punishment provided hF laW.
a.- Hli.I before Police Judge Craig
Yesterday charged with having stolen
lwn gums .ui WATCH from tnt store
af NeurN Aure Uarrer 90 broadway
lHd IIffrus huHrg Earker confessed
tu the theft and after "a lecture from
the court mas allowed tn 600 tHr goods
having been recovered "a ls the scc-
ond appearance uf This hUN Iu police
court within the month. BE- s just one
90 a. long list uf Irrrprce-IU.e young
STEERS who have been making Hn ennr-
mHus nmouuf of trouble fur tue police
faf several months. and Cor whom
.herr seems Co Do un adequate punish
meut az hand The mood COR q Sew
Mexico reform school is EroH mere
pressing daily. aud that such . school
suitably located and properly .uriurt-
ed would du a great wurk fHr New
Mexico the police Officers every
one else familiar with fle condition
c~nufronuug the officers aIC thorough
lv convinced
For being drunk and d~-oraer'y.
Charles brown got ten days lu police
court Yesterday morning Baby AM
co. negro ut considerable
1NnIr1upois. was arraiened in police
court yesterday Tor being drunk Ar-
-el pleaded guilty gettlng the custom
f- dose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
BUCHTEL
DENIES THE
CHARGE
MADE NO ATTACK ON
MEMBERS OF GRAND ARMY
Executive Of Colorado De-
clares Story of His Alleged
Speech Was a Trick of His
Political Opponents,

some days ~ the Morning Journal
published a letter from the Rev. Dr..
Thomas Haruood. 81 this city. in
which ths wr,er took vigorous exeep-
lion to statements alleged to have
been made by Governor Buehtel. OF
Colorado. in a public speech in which
the governor vas quoted as having
cast reflection on the honesty. char
acier and worthiness Of the members
OF the Grand Army.
DR. Harwood has received the fol-
lowing vigorous denial Of the alleged
statements from Governor Buchtel;
Denver. Colo, Sept. ~. 1897.
Rev. Thomas Harwood. Albuquerque.
y. NJ.
My Dear Brother I am greatly
surprised 10 learn that you have as
sailed me In more than a column OF
abuse about a vile statement which I
never dreamed q making. No man
living on the earth has q more sincere
respect for tn veterans OF the civil
war than T. Members Of my family
have fought iu every War OF the
United States from the revolutionary
war down 10 the present hour. Be
fore making So extended an assault
me I would have imagined that
you would have written me to ascer-
tain whether had said what is
charged. We have IN Denver two of
the vilest newspapers that are printed
the earth. These papers, owned by
ex-senator Patterson, make up some
lies about me every day. The rea-
for this Is that / helped 10 wipe
him off the map.
With sincere admiration for an
OF the civil war. I am yours
with utmost respect.
HENRY A. BUCHTEL.
Governor Of Colorado.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
WILL BUILD
FROM TEx|C0
To COLEMAN
Town at East End of Cutoff
JubiIant Over It's improved
Prospects; Contracts Al
ready Made,

It's as good as a cinch. a y the
Tex5co Democrat with characteristic
enthusiasm. The santa Fe will build
the proposed line from TexicO TO
Coleman. known as the brentwood
road. and il is going to do e. right
away. too. This Is the good news
that has reached h ears Of Texico
people.
The Democrat has Il from a relia-
bic source that Harry MCGEE. con
structing engineer Of the Santa Fe.
no built the santa Fe road from
Canyon City 20 PlainyieW. viii arrive
IN Texico late this afternoon or tomor-
and VIII make TeNico his head
quarters. He Will begin active work
on the proposed line 10 the southeast
II is also given out THAI the chief con
tractor Will be In Texico shortly to
out contracts.
4 A. Temple. VINO lives In Texico,
and who rs now working on a piece
Of track for the Santa Fe near Anna
riil0. was In the city yesterday. and
out the Information that he had
already made a contract for fifteen
months work on the new line. and
begin work on its just az soon
as he has finished his work up north
u Is also said that two or three other
have been let for work on
the new road. II Is q known fact that
McCabe & steen ave been awarded
contract for the construction OF
the first thirty miles Of the road lead
Ing out Of Texico.
Charles Warren. owne Of the =
4. Ranch. east OF TeXico. was In the
city yesterday. He stated that some
time ago they offered the santa F.
company right Of way through their
large pasture provided the Santa Fe
agree 10 commence work on
line within eighteen months.
time Is nearly W, hence an
other evidence that the road Is going
Ia be commenced forthwith
Those in a position 20 know say
that work viii begin an along the pro-
posed new line within the next six OF
weeks. and viii be rushed 10
completion. as the santa Fe IL anxious
to push It's completion so as 70 give
4 direct line from Galveston TO ALI
fornia. The santa Fe. Il Is asserted,
TO begin work on this line
.ong ago. but owing 20 pressing bust
ness on other lines they could not get
10 the work Of the Texico-Coleman
line until az this time.
This viii give Texico its third trans
continental line. the great system 81
santa Fe. and % viii be a booster
Texic0. with these great lines
leading 20 the east. west and north.
giving 10 the merchant and farmer
access 10 the markets and giving
fo Texico the terminal ~ the Brown
road. this town viii get up and
a noise like city building.
Texico Is playing the part u the
Good things continue % come
way. she Is just az the beginning
N big things. Two years from now
we WIFI have a city here Of which We
ain all be proud. The thing 20 do
now f. 20 plant dollars and fatth IN
She s. a good thing to tie 60.
estate and AN things else Viii
higher. stay with Tcxico ana
victory Is ours
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
ALARMING INCREASE OF
INSANITY IN BRITAIN

London. sept. 2i-The annual re-
port u the lunacy commissioner pub
lished this week shows a disquieting
increase in III population Of Britain :
asylums.
At the beg1nninE OF this year one
out Of every Esz persons in England
and Wales was reported Insane. Ten
years ago the proportion Of insane
persons wa only one in every 3lE.
From 1855 10 1895 the population OF
England and Wales vas increased By
$50 Per sent and the total insane b.
l33 per cent.
The significant fact brought to
light bv the report j. the spread Of Sc
nile dementla. which alone accounted
for over IS per cent % last years
fresh lunacy cases. In discussing this
phase of the situation AT least one
medical authority expressed the be-
.Ilaf that ue live too s1uE for the kind
.of Work most ~ Us do.
The advanced medical knowledge
20 today. be said keeps a multitude
% people alive whose minds and iife
tenure are practically wuu out The
present age demands more brain work
and strain from every p than was
demanded only a few Vears ago.
There is less demand Tor the people
who can only use their hands
The physical wear and tear has
decreased while brain work and the
strain tn the nervous system has in
creased The result g. that the mind
dies and fhe body + kept alive ~
medical science. ard this adds % the
growing lfst 81 senlie dementia case-
n our asylumG
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
FOR SALE-Real Estate


FOR SALE 4 roomed house. 4 80 r. lots
chicken house, fences garden lot etc.
$500. Porterneld Co. 2is W. Gold
FOR sALE-A four or five roamed house
with stable snd orchard. Address Guada-
lupe Gavaidon de Chavez. Ranches de Atris-
co. " N
FOR sALE-Two cottages and four corner
lots cheap. Kinsters Cigar Factory.
o ALE room house and lot also fur
niture BY the piece or let; cheap. on easy
payment Inquire SOS Baca avenue.
FOR SALE ave room house. also an
eight room house. after furnished OF IN
furnished, both msdern: close in; cheap tails
week. aiso two seated carriage. nearly new.
Inquire s2s East Central avenue.
% sALE-leo coo acres dne unimprnved
Reeves County. Texas agricultural lands.
an irrigahle from living water streams and
artesian wells. greatest fruit, alfalfa and
garden section On the United States. price
% land s. 70 so per acre terms. Is cash.
balance four equal payments az 8 per cent
Interest annually. Moore a Bgmar. agents
for n a C. y. Railroad COMPANY. Pccos.
Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

JACK SPOONER STRUCK
BY SANTA FE LIMITED
Was Inspecting Bridge Near
Bluewater and Did Not See
Fast Train Until Too Late,

John spooncr. 3 SAINT Re bridge
was brought to this eity last
night ~ the Chicago limited suffering
Intense agony from injuries received
when ne ahs struck bY tho east bound
limited. while crossing the Rio Faflco
bridge near Bluewater yesterday alter
noon.
The Injured man vas takeH 70 the
santa re hospital whore IL was Aald
last night that he was in = serious
condition and might not survive me
night. Roth his legs were broken aud
the bones shattered. aud about thirty
painful coniusions about his face
bady ana head were found by the ply
eioiaue
Spooner was inspecting the bridge
and was lu the center ~ D structure
aheu No i. the limited. hove ia sight
In attempting % run from the bridge
he fell. and before be could arise the
pilot struck him hurting him from D
bridge
A physician az HlueHatcr vas called
Who gave temporary relief after
which the injured man was placed ih
the baggage car. Spooner Is about
thirty years ~ age
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
ALLEGES ILLEGAL
POSSESSION OF
ROO MS
Suit 10 Gust Physician From
Central Avenue Building Is
Filed by Kemmerer & Show
ell-Court Notes,

sun was nicd in bcrnaiipo county
district court Yesterday by Norman L.
Kemmeref and John C. shovel %
IN. arm Of Kcmmsrer and showclL
photographrrE. against Edwin n.
Inhuann al al. ln which the plaintiffs
s.ek ~ Dust Dr. johnson from ronus
= \. >. ana 10 In the new Grant build
IND. 8Igg West Central OF
which they ailoge the defendant r. Ia
illegal possession.
Kemmeiti and shnwoli are lessecn
Of tho second n0or Of the building ana
alicre IN their complaint that the phy-
slcian has no right 20 retain possess
slon 81 the rooms and b "A ne + doliiR
- at \ peruninry loss 60 the plaintiffs
which i liked at SOC, In which
moun damages are sought.
Inlted State Court Opens.
Julian u. Chavez Of Casa Colorado.
Indicted bs the federal grand jury m
March for selling liquor without a ~
censs. and now out un bail viii PROB
abiy be- one OF the first men TO De
tried before thc United States pcti
Jury which convcucs Monday morn
Ing.
chavez T. accused of selling liquor
o. railroad men. employed along the
Belcn cuion at camp No Z. Tie was
arrested nearly ten months ago. El-
lego Iiaea VIII represent CHAVEZ
Probate Court Meets Monday.
The probate court for bernnlillo
county VIII convene tomorrow morn
Inc with the Hon. Jesus Romero pre-
siding to dispose ef che estate ot the
late Jesse French nud other such mat
tiers as may be brought before tn'
SQUIRT
More Territorial Indictments
Tho territorial rtand lurs returned
two indictments Yesterday utnrnlng
and one no TRUE hifl Tho Give inlIct-
mont. brought lu by that hn,iy ffi-
day had NOT hccn uici yesterday
Admitted 90 prnrtipc-
D. henson NCWcll stcnographrr t'
Attornc, Nril H Field waH yesterday
morning admitted to practice law he-
fore tht ncInallin county bar. Judge
Ira A. Abbott erautine him a tempo
rary license
Commissioner Meet.
Tho Htruaiulo county comm slon-
en- hold an adjourned meeting ycs-
trrdas morning nf Che court house Co
accept The new n8reias road and ore
der fhr raYment of ihe haliuro due o.
Contractors Chut.a and SiurhcE Cor
-cnuafruriing tlr r.41 $500
Tho report OF rftf Ross county, sur
vayar riafinr that fhe now road wls
pHU huIt and raady Tor traffic. WIS
n'sn road
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

To draw sf25 % sfso monthly anywhere.
chief craftsman 81 engineering firm will in
struct and prepare you practically. individ-
ualiy Tor above salary by Few months
practical home work. giving YOU necessary.
actual drafting room experience not OBJ
talnable iu schools, colleges or Institutes for
competent hiEh saiarled men. No diplomas.
but training until competent. Furnish tools
and position free. Terms reasonable Ad-
dress chief Craftsman. Div. lis. Engin-
GERS Equipment Co. Onc1. Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
JAPANESE LABORERS
DENIED LANDING

Seattle Wash sept et-Seveuty-
tr Japanese arriyinE at Atlin last
riehf tn WORK in me mines were es-
-arf=f tn Che river steamer Cleaner
~. three hundred whites tris morning
sE started hack towards vancouver
THE white miners served notice upon
fhe Iararcse that lf they dii not stay
tnsg f-am tHiz cts. Noicncc would BE-
Shown IT. -fuE the camp against
AsaH- Labor The Jaranesr are ale
most destitute and VII ae turned
loose .r Skareay Alaska Oh shin for
rnnma. rHa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
LIGHTNING KILLED
WHOLE HERD or SHEEP
Slxiy slaughtered by single Bolt TIA
struck Tree Under Which lhe1
Mere sheltered.

During a recent thunderstorm In
the Williamson valley section of Ari-
n slxy-three head uf sheep be-
longing 90 C r. Gooding that spuEhf
shelter under a tree uere struck by
lightning and an Instantly killed. A
Mexican sheep hcrder who was stand
inr about lee yards distant. vas
knocked down Is the ba'L. and -
badly shocked that De- did not regal1
consciousness FOR over two hours a.
though the other herder did an In
their power o. resu4cltafe the man.
The tree under which the sheep
other persons or stock in the immcdi-
ate virinity were injured
The storm was attended hy a hcavF
dognrour 81 rain that sweiied soue
% the creeks owl thcir hanks and
washed Some % the nearby rnaas
into an almost impassshie condition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
FIRST HORSES HERE
FOR The FAIR
RACES
ShaUghneSSy of Chicago Ar
uyes With Quintet CfL .eIy
6all0Ders, All Scheduled go.
Start

John ShaurrresF. 81 tE .rr
81 fhs hesf kr1uu racing man .Ie
west nrI uhn NUMBER hts Htr-
nn. frlrrla n. fhr aare. arrived ~
fhf CITY last night uith nNe N-e rrrr
har-aa four % ulich nlFc been one
tered ln the t~erFifsrta' fllr -
THE horses go arr Dc
Hamnkln. Dor Tuanda Charles kirE
Waff Elnr and LurkK kate ThH aurr
s. naf in rsuiitun - run. hut HA Do
Earf here and fNerrasea.
The five rare horses won consider
praise and coin durinE their sea-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

come down. would it not be Wen 90 en-
force the ordinance against the dis
gushing and dangerous habit o. spit
ting on our streets and premises. By
those persons afflicted with tubercu-
iosisf The white plague can never be
checked or controlled until this is
done. We cannot truthfuliy boast Of
our city as a health resort under eN-
isting conditions. sunshine and fresh
air ls not enough. We must be clean.
Very Respectfully.
EQUAL RIGHTS NO 9.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Neckiacs o. gold beads Finder re-
turn % Journal office and receive reward
FOUND-Sterling bicycle at railroad
crossing In Barelas; color green.
wheel IN good condition. owner an
obtain same BY applying to T. A. Gu
rule. justice OF the peace. 1923 Barelas
road.
LOsT-A bunch % keys FINDER please re-
turn fa Mrs Frank Delaney Garcia Build
ing. Flfth ana Central avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

anukee. sept 1i-Iha WORLDS
aufn record nas broken fhis ffernann
Hheu a machine owned anl driver hy
Robert nrath ecmpIeteA inHH miles ln
ef hn1rs AZ ne STATE Pair park This
~ rnN-eirhf minutes faster thar she
record - a. LameuE Narss AZ Indian
aouNs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

en- on the Colorado circuit. and Doc
Lampkin Is said TO be a marvel
The animals we're taken % fhe Trac-
tion park stables last night. where
Mr.. Shaughuessy experts 10 work
fhem ONT unfl the fair meetlng
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22

should D. sufficient Don't wli- un-
tl Christmas @ 81 have that stove re-
paired o. shed and pat Nd. but cali
un asa-Tharutou the Cleaner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


wANTED-Position By young man stenog-
rapher capable u handling correspond
ence can furnish good references. strarger
IN city. Address Il. C. c. Journal
wANTED-Dressmaking and plain ewing.
5os F. Iron.
'wANTED-Heiper for kitchen Apply San
"a Fe Hospital
wANTED-Painting Or rough carpenter
Work By competent man Address II.
Rand 7al s broadway
wANTED-Competent cook eol0red pre-
ferred. SOS " Tfieras avenue.
wANTED-Enpty bags at Hahn's Coal
yard.
from cur mill In Cochfti Canon % Do
ter. Address Domingo Lumber Co. Thorn
ton. ~ 81
WANTED-position as eoVerness hy young
lady, or Viii take class In literature, mu-
sic Cpiano and string instrumentsl, elocu-
non. dancing. pin steal culture, etc. best rec
umendations Address Governess. sg2
Mayeaok street San Antonio Texas
WANTED - Ladies desiring stylish
millinery. dressmaking or tailored
suits. call on Miss c. p. Crane, SIP y.
Second street. Phone ga.
WANTED - Experienced seamstress
Monday morning. Madam Proudht.
No. 10. Grant building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
STORAGE

WANTED-Pianos. household goods. ~,
stored safely at reasonable rates. Phan.
$50. The Security Warehouse 4 Improvs-
menf CO. offices in the Grant Block. Thtrs
street and Central avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-22
FOR SAlE-MisceIlaneous


FOR sALE-Gentleman's ticket east. By
way ~ Chicago c. H. l.
FOR sALE-Sice gentle mate colt al sos y.
Arnas
FOR SALE-Jersey COW and Jersey calf In
quire SOS : Edith.
FOR SALE-Two ladies' tickets 90 Kansas
CITY. ~. Address 52g $ Walter.
FOR SALE pekln ducks at ms \. Arno
FOR sALE-New and second hand cash
registers. al this week Z NJ Howard.
agent AlvaTado Hotel
FOR sALE-Handsame quartered oak side
board tables small stove. bed. ses 3
Gold avenue.
FOR SALES white Legh1rn chickens
uuston strain; bred 60 lay. William Wes-
90. city. ur call al ranch one block south
= American Lumber Company plant
FOh sALE-Hanches from I 10 so acres
each. all under main irrigation ditch.
near city. Aibugucrque Land Co. Room >
cromsen building n
FOR sALE-we have some good cow for
sale AIoers Brothers
FOR sALE-A GOOD TOP 6uTTy Tor .aTe
cheap. y ". Alger. f2s south Walter
street ~
FoR sALE-Aermotos ~EindmHiE tanks
and suhstrueture WoikfnE a son TeT
North Eighth street phone less n