Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-19


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Attend the masquerade at the skat-
ing rink tonight
@ f Newman, of Flagstaff ARR
IS tn the city transacting business
Mrs. J. J. White, of Los Lunas. was
a visitor in the city yesterday
Mrs. Il. r. Steam left last night for
Chicago to visit relatives and friends.
w. y. Townsend returned to his
home In Santa Fe yesterday after a
short stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II Nudlg. Of Santa
Fe, are in Albuquerque. guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w II Hahn.
DR.. II. b. Kaufman, of Thoreau.
and A. w. Chase, Of Kettner, arrived
in the city yesterday morning
Mrs, Van SAINT, who has been visit
ing her son In this city returned to
her home in Chicago last night.
George II Van Stone, the well
known Estancia valley merchant, was
visitor in Albuquerque yesterday.
Harry Cooper, deputy United states
marshal, leaves this morning for ST.
yer City 10 transact official business.
j. b. Madison and wife Of Seattle.
Wash, left yesterday afternoon for
that place on the California limited
Anona council No. /, Degree of Po-
cahontas. will hold "A regular meeting
this evening at o'clock in Red Mems
hall.
John Finlayson. of Seigman, Ariz,
who has been in the city for several
days on Business left for the west yes
terdaN-
The street crossings at Fourth.
Fifth and Sixth streets on West Cen
tral avenue were raised yesterday by
the street department.
w =. Green, local immigration in
spector. has moved his office from the
Grant building 10 his home at 203
North Edith street.
John Dole and Pete Dranber. ar
rested by the local police Tuesday
night. were giveh ten days each in
police COURT yesterday morning.
Mrs. Buford and son. Of Silver City.
y. NJ arrived here yesterday morn
Ing, and after visiting friends during
the day left last nigm for Chicago.
Peter Martin and .daughter, Mrs
Harry Smith, who have been guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Walsh for sew
eral weeks, left yesterday for their
home in the east.
Mrs. d. ID. Coverdale 22O v. Gold
millinery opening for Friday and Sat
urday, afternoon and evening. Septem-
Der 20 and o.
regular communication Of Tenn
pie Lodge No. s. A. f. and A. NJ.
will be held this evening at Masonic
temple. Visiting Masons invited BY
order Of w. NJ Frank II. Moore, act
The old i'd Folks! Camp Fire. which
was postponed. VIII be given at he
residence Of Mrs A. NJ Whitcomb on
Eighth and TiJeras the evening Of
September goth. hy the Woman's Re-
lief corps. All are invited.
a regular communication of Temple
Lodge No 6, A. r. and A. NJ. will be
held at the hall on Thursday evening,
September rs. Visiting Masons cor
daily invited. By order of w. NJ.
Frank n. Moore, acting secretary
Frank Quier. CITY health officer. Is
still cutting the weeds throughout
the city. To date Mr.. Quier has
cleared fifty lots Of weeds and other
Obslructions He asks the assistance
of the residents and property owners
In pursuing the work.
a delivery wagon owned by the
North End Department store ran
away yesterday afternoon. running out
The frightened animal was stopped at
Eighth and Central avenue by Deputy
Sheriff Perfcct0 Armiio. Jr.
Henry Walters. formerly with the
J. r. Putney company. has gone To
Magdalena. n NJ. TO take position.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mariana
Chavez. Of Bernallllo. who died Tues
day will be held this afternoon at
the Rernalillo church. The deceased
was forty years Of age. and we'll
known in this city She IL survived
by a husband and son.
Amos Clevenger. the old man wh1
was rescued from Thorpe's acequ1
near Old Town, last week by Officer
Alex Knapp. and sent to the st. Jo-
seph's hospital. Is waiting here for q
pass to ri Paso. Clevenger sp"nda
most of his time around the police
station.
willard $. strcker. vice president
Of the Bank Of Commerce: NJ. w
Flourn0y. vice president Of the First
National bank: Colonel w. :. Hope
we'll; President o. n. MarrOn. Of the
State National bank. and J. W. Wade.
Of the American Lumber company,
comprised "a party Of albuquerque
business men who went 10 Chicago
last night on the Chicago limited.
NJ. \. honh returned 10 the CITY
city yesterday after a twelve days
trip through the Pecos valley timber
acton wNere he has been estimating
timber for various parties. THE
afnfrv in thBi nelghhorhOOd Is in
fine shape. an dthe cattle have never
before been so fat" said Mr.. Ross,
who returns to the valley this morn
iit
Considerable activity N the Coyote
canyon mining region has developed
this week and a. a result all claims
are being worked by Increased forces
~ miners Colonel Hunter. Of this
elfy. eh0 recently purchased a num-
Der Of claims IN that vicinity. yester-
day put four new men 70 work. The
AlvaradO claim. owned by ROsenfleld
4 Oxendlne. Of this city. promises TO
be 4 valuable niue. and the shaft Is
10 be sunk further this week.
The New Mexico Association Of Vol
unteer Flremen has since the an
n0uneement that the association
would hold r. annual tournament
here during fair week Increased ~
- he ~hlr fa 2tH members. Presl-
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