Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

Maximum temperature. 90: mini
mum, ~; west winds; clear.
Forecast.
Washington. June 26.-New Mexico
and Arizona, Fair Thursday and Fri
day.
Walter Wilson was here yesterday
from Magdalena.
n. NJ. Doole arrived In the city from
El Pasn yesterday.
e. +. Heaton came In yesterday
from Gibson. N. M.
j. T. Sinclair was here yesterday
from Thornton, n. NJ.
Philip Jagels, Of Los Lunas. was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Juan n. Sanchez. Of Cubero. regis
tered at the Sturgcs yesterday.
Mrs T.. j. Mcclure. Of Belen, vls-
tied Albuquerque friends Yesterday.
Manuel S. Pine, the Magdalena
sheep man, WAS In the city yesterday.
Charles Mcclure and Lloyd Hunt
left yesterday morning for the noun
tains
Berthold Spite, Of y. nfeld & CO.,
LEFT yesterday morning for Los An
Roles.
Thomas nnker Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his family on North Fourth
street
Mrs. j. n. nroyles was here from
san Marclal yesterday the guest of
Friends.
Former TREASURER Abran Abeyta, Of
s0corro, was a visitor in this city yes
terday
II. b. Spencer. Of Eastview. n. NJ,
WIS an arrival from the mountains
yesterday.
James Glass and a party Of five
friends left yesterday for a trip up the
the pecos.
" S. mn, Of The Electric Light
company arrived IN the city from
Denver yesterday.
Frank salazar, Of Peralta sheep
raiser. transacted business In Alhu-
aurrQne yesterday.
Il r. Richmond. Of lslcta. came up
from The ancient pueblo to transact
business here yesterday
Mrs. W J. Bailey returned to her
home In Denver Yesterday after "a Wis,
with Albuquerque friends.
r. r. Heller, the merchant and In
dian trader ut Cabezon, In %Sandoyal
county. was here yesterday.
General Charles f. Easeley. OF
Santa re, was among the arrival
from the Ancient city Yesterday.
Justo t. Armijo Is in The city from
California, the guest of his parents,
AR and Mrs. Jpsto r. Armiio,
Colonel II, A Jhstro, OF bakersfield.
Cal, the wen known cattlcman, left
last night for Demlng on business.
james Mason arrived yesterday
from Winfield, kas, ana viii Join a
camping party Ia the mountains near
here.
w II. Hahn viii leave In a short
time FOR Fresno, Cal, whore he VIII
establish "a coal yard 20 be placed Ia
charge Of J G. Fergsr of his city.
A carload Of line bulls passed
through here Yesterday en- route from
las Vegas TO Apringeryiile, Ariz. They
were purchased by Gus Becker of The
latter place.
Assistant superintendent Pat Brad
ley, Of the Carthage Fuel company,
operating the coal mines at Carthage,
lear san Antonio, Socorro ountN Wds
IN the city yesterday
Tho officials Of the county trcasur-
et's Office announce that the time Tor
paying taxes expires on Saturday OF
this week, after which date It VIII be
necessary ia pay 8 per cent additional
The attention Of fond parents is
called to the fact thar there is a city
ordinance forhidding the exploding of
fireworks inside the city limits on the
Ea,nrtb ~ Inlv ar any ntbpt oid duN.
Lumber inspectors Frank Kruske,
larry M~ciIousal anu '"'u'H huihv'
t"l We AHl' ,i'Nu rul,p' '"nE
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Ais many friends Yesterday after
bavinp b,,u confined fn his hnme i'm
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