Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-12

lombo han last night. was one OF the
most enjoyable affairs the old hall
has known. The troopers were there
IN force. and also q large crowd Of Al
buquerque people, who danced until
the hours we're quite wee and small.
The dance was 81 success in every way.
The police have as yet been unable
to apprehend the man who robbed
George w. Dexter. Of Losey and Dex-
ter. Of between $50 and $50 in cash
and O large amount Of money In
checks on a car Thursday afternoon.
The checks. which We're thrown away,
have been returned TO the owner. Mr..
Dexter's pocket was picked while he
was returning from the fair grounds
Ia one OF the crowded cars.
The new Elks band. recognized
from the American Lumber company
band. under Director Grady, gave a
very enjoyable concert IN front Of the
Morning journal Foffice yesterday
morning. The band Is rapidly taking
shape under The skillful direction OF
the new manager and IL going to be q
first clafs musical organization.
George A. Fleming. secretary of the
Las Vegas Commercial club n MEM
Der OF the bureau of immigration, re-
turned home last night after seeing
the fair and attending a meeting OF
the bureau.
G. G. Bassett. a civil engineer Of the
forest service. accompanied by his
son, arrived in the city early ycster-
day morning from the Jemez national
forest. where MI. Bassett Is engaged
In overseeing the surveying work be-
ing done on that reserve.
The remains OF A.. @. Gallondlne. q
prominent business man and capital
ist Of Kearney. Neb., who died In this
city Thursday afternoon of heart
trouble, were taken back to Nebraska
last night for burial by the
widow and two daughters. who ac.
companied the deceased to New Mex
leo in search of health. The family
resided In the city for several
weeks.
The Spanish American alliance held
a regular meeting last night In Red
Mems hall, at which business con-
nocted with the order was transacted.
The report Of the committee which
had charge Of the ball given In Coz
lombo hall Thursday night was read.
According to the report over 5000
was taken In from the ball, which viii
he used for the benefit OF the Spanish
American benevolent society, an affil-
lated organization OF the alliance.
A. J. Frank. one OF the proprietors
OF the Tongue Pressed Brirk n Tile
10 DC ioraAtu ~
went 60 hat place yesterday to over
see the unloading OF machinery and
material which Will be installed IN
the modern brick plant 60 be erected
there. Monday Contractor q. j. Mace
will take a party Of carpenters to Al
godonea 10 begin work on the new
plant. and It Us expected that the plant
win begin operation by h first OF
the year
G.. NJ Loughlln, an c%X-printer. who
was forced TO come 10 New Mexico
from New York for his health, and
who has lived In Santa Fc for some
time. spent yesterday in n city visit
ing the typos. and last night he re-
turned 10 the capital city, Mr.. Lough-
in was an old friend Of General ID. j.
Cook. the famous western detective
and he ~ selling General Cooks book.
Hands Up" narrating many Of the
amous robberies and captures Of
criminals made IN the west. one
chapter ~ devoted 10 the capture and
breaking up Of the famous Allison
boys in Albuquerque IN h summer
OF 1881. when Marshal Frank A.
HYATT and several local men sue
arresting the highwaymcn as they
Were entering the old livery barn kept
by Ien Grant.