Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
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~ AAAfAA tF " MAJ ltAtAEAiAb III
bank is your first love.
The hot weather seems to have gone
to Wizards head again.
The Gar might gessome valuable
pointers from Nh. Prichard.
It is almost time for the bank d.
r%ectors to can willard up on the car
pet again.
Just in passing. has anyone ever ex-
planned why AIR. Bursum DID burn
The books"
Mr.. Rockefeller is reported much
mortified that he caused the process
servers 50 much Inconvenience.
Albuquerque has demonstrated
handsomely that II IS possible to have
bfate.
1t may be hat the Plunderbund has
| "full confidence" in Governor Curry,
but their actions appear to be a trifie
apprehensiye.
The boy banker who has given the
Journalistic world a brilliant exam
pie of o not to do it, is now trying
To sit on another lid.
The Evening Instrument mentions
the name Of "Schnepple.' Schneppie
-Schnepple-now Max, wher have
We heard that name before?
4N-
Il might be rather embarrassing for
the attorney general to 60 into court
ana ROY his assertion that Trelford
Is not a citizen Of New Mexico.
- NH .,o "a. t,u,.a,+
bystander hat the members of the
Plupderbund are more or less worried
about just what Curry Will do.
$50
1t must make the Father of His
Country feel Ike turning over in his
mausoleum 10 observe the actions of
his namesake, the attorney general.
~ms
Perhaps The prison %ccounts which
the Almanac fears are IN bad condl-
ton, would make a better showing IL
Max would pay for the rest of his
brick.
The brilliant reporter for the Even-
ing Instrument who had the vision
printed last night OF the first page:
ought 60 go out To "A quiet retired
nook and gently fan himself with a
t%oothpick.
IT Is time 90 reorganize,' pipes
Willard again. willard, DO you re-
member that election n year ago when
the republican parry ~rcorganizcd YOU
out INTO the cold, Cold World?
$50
MI. Prichard has been SO busy
p|laining that he probably "a over
looked starting an Investigation of
Mr.. Garrett. whose inhuman brutality
and avage cruelty to convicts has be-
come notorious.
During the present fiscal year. OF
which seven months have already
passed. S22. 900 out Of an "approptta-
ton of S35, 600 awe already been eN-
pcndcd-The Evening Instrument.
II must have taken most OF thal l."
buy books to replatc those MI. Bur
sum burned.
4 citizen Of Phoenix named Orosco
is barely able TO navigate after an ILL
ness caused by ovcrwork Immediately
after the consumption of tw1
large w~atermelons The sun was mo-
and Orosco went TO the hospital
Which only goes 10 show again no"
dangerous work ie
The-fact that there Is a strong libel
In the territor5 Is brought strongly
To mind by an editorial utterancc ~
the Almanac. IN which the following
polished phrases occur: "WalloWs IN
Greed. Graft and Venom Lying
Dispatch.' Foul S%lander,' SANDER
Gus False aud Dirty
II would be interesting to those
rather unimportant personages. the
People. TO know whether the editor
az Tho shfaF HnNarr.H. IHHHF- H"llIN reg
lister OF the SAINTS re land office, was
"a principal IN robbing The people OF
some thousands OF dollars. So far ..n
denial has been entered. The people
are listening for
II Is reported th0 over three hum
drei errors. Intentional or accidental.
have been discovered IN the s~o-called
experts report on the financial con-
diiinns of the territorial peniteniiary
under Superintendent II. o. Bursum,
and that nearly an % these are
against MI. Bursum's credit-The Al
who found thcm9
The Almanac Informs Us that the
poor. abused unfortunate IN the
p~cnitentiary. were given % holiday on
tie Fourth. IN addition TO base hdfl
bridge whist parties. picnlcS'
and other relaNltions. thu ~prisone.s
were Toasted on soup, roast pork
with apple sauce. baked pothtpcs'
4tewcd tomatoes. greens. fresh rolls,
peaches. coffee, milk. and lemonade
What Cd welcome change this must
have been from the plain. scanty'
.puula diet ~ "naaf. pork. bacon.
wlensrwust. bologna sausage, long q
sausage, beans. rice. potatoes. butter.
sugar. salt. steWcd apples. st"Wed
prunes stewed pouches. heets maca-
roui and cheese.
George Curry has no strings Co MIN
and amy one who thinks he is going a.
be- in position TO puli strings, had bet
Ter enter q private sanitarium before
% Is too late.-Thc Evening lnstfu-
meut.
What "a sad PROCESSION That would
be. In the minds we w have the VI
sion. first. Rursc. gloomiiy ploddins
up the hin to the hospital. then RAY
nolds. CLOSELY followed by Max. frich-
ard. the Major. Bull Andrcws moving
with somewhat tal.some effort. "a ieN
;lther choice spirit- and Little Willard,
snmew hat short of wind and weeping
bringing up the dnleful rear In fact
DO would takc q -YeCial sanltarium %
hold them az. Aud from some things
that one casually hears. BE- b. quite
The sanitarium idea VIII De toi'
lowed out