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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
PHELPS IS SOLITARY VESSEL.

BY the departure of the parks 81
Katherine and Nuuanu yesterday. there
is only one sailing craft now left in the
local harbor. This is the ship Erskine
II Phelps She is to load sugar 1of
Delaware Breakwater. This is the first
time in many months that the iocai
harbor has been so stripped or sallhs
craft. Were it not for the presence OF
the S. s Coptic, the Phelps would De
the only craft in the port, outside OF
inter-island vessels, today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
SIERRA ARRIVED LATE.

With her steering gear badly out OF
order, the S. s.. Sierra arrived yester-
day afternoon from the Colonies, about
twenty-nine. hours late. She was near
ly a day late leaving Auckland, ana
following her departure encountered
some heavy weather. Her steering gear
was out of plumb and it was with dif-
ficultvsthat she could be held to her
course There was a strong westerly
set of current during the last three
days before making port On the DAY
previous to her arrival, when about 800
miles from the Island Of Hawaii, the
horizon about the vessel was found TO
be thick with smoke from the volcano.
The vessel brought a fair-slZed crowd
of people for Honolulu, among them
being P. Cooke. who returned from
a health trip to the Colonies. The ST.
ezra has a fair-sized crowd of through
messengers. She was unable to take
any Japanese steerage passengers from
Honolulu owing to lack of room. A
very small crowd of local CABIN pas
sengers departed by the vessel.
As soon as she had locked at the
Oceanic wharf yesterday afternoon,
about 1 o'clock, the stevedores set 10
work giving her 500 tons of coal, ooou
bags of sugar, 1900 punches of bananas,
80 cases of fresh pineapples and 4ou
cases of canned pineapples. Repairs to
her steering apparatus were also
started.
The vessel was scheduled to depart
for San Francisco at midnight, but did
not get away until some time after that
ho1r
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24

There were no departures OF island
steamers yesterday.
The s. S. Ventura is due tomorrow
from San Francisco.
The sIoop Kaiulani departed yester-
day morning for Axis Landing.
The steamer Mikahala is scheduled TO
sail for Kauai ports at p. m today
The steamer ]. A. Cummins. from
waimanalo with sugar, was sighted
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock.
Following the Sierra, the next mail
TO San Francisco goes by the S. s.
America Maru, due January Is from
the Orient.
The steamers Claudine and Mikahala
arrived yesterday morning from their
regular runs The Claudine took an
excursion party from Hilo to the vtcin-
ity of the lava flows the first of this
week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24

The above is only partial memorandum of the attrac-
tons listed for the great forthcoming number The product
will be magazine of the first quality wewen splendidy
illustrated printed fine book paper the photographs to be
Gartleys best the type and used in the mechanical
production new Illuminated art covers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24

READ THE ADVERTISER
WORLDS NEWS DAILY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
SUGAR cARGoEs UNDER WAY.

The bark St. Katherine got away yes
terday morning for San Francisco with
as 600 sacks of sugar. and the bark
Nuuanu got away yesterday afternoon
with 430 tons of sugar ballast for ka-
anapaH. She viii load the remainder
of her total cargo of 100 tons at the
Maui ports.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
TRANSPORT DUE FEB. 4.
MARINE NOTES

The next transport from the Orient
due here is the Thomas, on February 4.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
ANNUAL MEETING.

Honolulu, January Is, 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24

ton, Molokai Island. page ia flxeu
white post lantern light.-Th1s hgnt'
blown down on December "a, 1906, mas
been permanently reestablished in its
original location. The light is now ex-
hibfted at an elevation of 81 feet above
the ground on a 34-foot lead-coiored
mast. The white wooden triangle re-
mains at the same elevation as befofe.
Pearl Harbor, Oahu Island, page IA
Entrance Buoy No 1, a black 2nd-ciass
tau-type can, reported adrift December
10. was replaced January 81, 1907.
Pearl Harbor, Oahu Island, page IL
Entrance Buoy No. 4, a red 2nd-class
MN which shifted about $50 feet to
the southwark of its correct position
was replaced January p, 1907
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
J. f. CARTER,
Lieutenant-C Commander, U. S. N, As
sistant to the Inspector or the 1zeh
Lighthouse District
BIDS EXTENDED.
The cable advices received day be1ore
Yesterday by Acting Collector Stack
able stated that the time for opening
the bids for the U. S. leprosarium at
Molokai had been extended until March
4. and that new sets of plans had been
forwarded to him, by the acting SUI
pervising architect, for the use or any
local bidders.
The appropriation for the lepro-
sarium, together with the installation
of fixtures, is 100000, but it is believed
that this amount will be inadequate
for the purpose. In fact, according TO
well-defined reports, some of the BIDS
that have gone in have been as nigh as
s200. coo, ard none have oeen less imam
$3.50. 00O The indications are that none
of the local contractors who are hgur-
ing on the work will come anywhere
near the 100000 mark.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Kaunakakai Range Front Light-Sta-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
THE FHssT APPEARANCE OF
PRIMROSE AND WEST

y learned the business in the con
cert after the circus ! guess Primrose
and West made their first appearance
together in minstrel-y in the fall oi
1874 when we went with Haverly,
We had been out with a circus all
ummer and We had saved some
money. When We showed up In town
20 meet b man who was then the
biggest minstrel manager on earth. We
were arrayed in glad %raifnent. We
We're much better dressed than the
manager. In thure days large dia-
mond pins with stems on them were
much Affected. You stiiI see one
occasionally on q ~patriarchal faro
dealer. J had one that ! wore
) used 10 see ii every time I
winked my eyes. fearing I'd lose it.
West was dressed Iu a tall hat with
a yellow OyercOat faced with SILK and
namented with large buttons. That
in 1874 and / have been in min
strelsy ever since"
ln spite 0f the many years spent In
1muslng people. Mr Primrose declares
he never tires NJ dancing and
that he can dance through his some
what extended program aHu come out
pf tt FAR gsa fatiEurd than any Of the
younger men with his company. and
there Is nothing To- the trinity dressed.
fresh looking sprilhtly man 10 indi-
that he has been or the stage for
lurty years. Georgs r. Primrose has
seen scores % stars rise and shine and
from the theatrical ornament.
he has gone sereuely on his way
'iuginR and dancing mo making
friends from one end 0l the continent
% the other-and there is every reason
4" believe ne VIII keep on doing IL
or another quarter af century.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
TELLS Of DAYS WHEN
N IN TRELSY
WAS YOUNG
H. PRIMROSE IN
REMINISCENT MOOD
Veteran Minstrel Spends Day
IN albuquerque Waiting Ar
rival of His Company This
Afternoon.

George n. Primrose. dean 81 Che
American Ministries whose marvellous
singing and dancing has hafd Rim high
IN favor Of American audiences for AL
most ha!f "a century. spent tho day In
AiDuquer Iuc yesterday az tht guest ~
j. n. 0'BIeily. manager %. hc Gcsi-
dental Life and a lifelong ui lL The
Primes" ~cpurauy IF FORTY men VIII
arrive this afternoon al o'clock.
travelling tu % special train, and fue
customary street parade sIH take
place Immediately upon The arrival .f
the train The company appear m
EIks theafer tonight. in m%afirrr to-
morrow afternoon and again tomorrow
night.
This evening following the PERFORM
auce SIR. and Mrs. prlmros- VIII be
guests Of honor az an entertainment
tn De- given IN Elks han by the mem
bers OF Albuquerque lodge No. l5l and
their lady friends Mr.. Primrose IS
membership in that eccentric orgfui-
zaiion the JoIly Cprks. from which the
great order Of today had its founda-
ZION. re ls @ member OF phila Iclphia
lodge No =. Thursday Of last week in
Hutchinson. kas.. MI. Primrose and
his company supplied the music for
The ceremony ~ laying the corner
49,. 1uiHI iio
" t"t tf''IaH Wlirti'i mas
,yvn' Z .t.s "aiH N~tl'"ine from inc
~, ".tt uuilhk ms present
'IIP. lul7 D'lhk by lhr way
he hiHi appearance Of a Primrose
company tn N"w Mexico. The present
company is one of the strongest Mr.. .
"t7 'F'f tahtH on thf ROAD
r '"u. "u" iHe enthusiastic hpilge
=" ltpln an
N"H,'- ana dorado proves
/. i."'lu p ".Eh- me COM
"' !" Iui engagement
''h ~fiahei-c" ana
vas ih - reminiscent
~, aitH u, 7at Tor nali an
l,',it's -''"tn ai Il long cigar, "A
~ l"lh 'Hbpcf. COM
~ '.''' "Ell Hatltilhg irib-
~ iil1 "il hhd'i hlf arm. talking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
REFLECTOR THIEF
HAS { rim
THIS MORNING
Santa Fe Officer Succeeds in
Recovering Greater Portion
Of Stuff Taken From Engines
in Yards,

George Phillips charged with stenI-
Ing the reficctors from thirteen SANTA
re engines. and Who Was arrested
"Wednesday niRht by Policeman "a. Al.
rabbit. VIII have his hearing todaN.
the nature OF the charge against MIN
NOT having been determined upon last
night
His hearing was sen f0r o O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. but Justice Of the
i'race George x craig continued the
hrariuE uuul 10 30 o'clock this morn
INA, TO enable the railroad authorities
9" estimate the value OF the stuff
fipinn should the brass and conner
ainpunt lu value 20 $50 or over. The
chHfge VIII be- grand larceny. while
should ihr value De placed lower. b
pctt larceny charge VIII be preferred
against fhe prisoner
special officer joe sheridan. who
i- working un The ease. yesterday rc-
covered tive refioCtors. which leaves
tiFhi mi--iug lie also found forty
tn" pounds Of brass engine fittings
900 81 which ls believed go have been
stolen hy Philips
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate


FOR SALE-Ss50. cash " easy payments
three room house. two lots. sidewalk W
p Metcaif 3@1 Gold avenue.
FOR SALE and S room cottages. II
you want a home on easy terms and foi
a reasonable price, see Frank Alderman
room 1. Grant building
FOR SALE-The best paying roomine
house In the city; buy from owner. an
vestigate. Address L. d. care Morning
journal.
fOR SALE-Two nice homes in High
hands at a bargain. Must sell. WIN
consider offer Albuquerque HatteTs. In
car. West Gold avenue.
FOR sALE-Cheap. house and lot. terms
e. suit purchaser. Call or address T.. 5I4
=. Hlgh street
FOR sALE-Two cottages and four corner
lots for $4,000. Kirater Bros Cigar Factory
sALE-Rsnches from tc 80 acres
each all under main irrigation ditch.
near city. Albuquerque Land Co., Room 0.
from well building. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
LEARN TO EAT.
Few People In albuquerque Really
Know How.

rev IeOpie IN albuquerque Real
Know How.
This is not an essay on table man
II Is simply a little good advice
about one Of the great American de-
iects-toO rapid eating.
Nothlng makes life so miserable. or
interfercs 80 widely with the useful
ness Of h average American. as in
digestion.
The quick-lunch counters and the
great majority OF restaurants. even the
home diuing-room@ are simply manu-
factories Of stomach troubles.
S~loW-eating will solve one-half the
problem Of ni-hpalth. To those who
tuher already with Indigestion and
weak stomach. can with care and
the use OF Mi-o-ua stomach tablets
restore their digestion 70 A healthy
condition, 50 that thry can eat what
they want At any time without fear Of
distress or suffering.
After a few DAYS use Of Mi-o-na
stomach tablets, the headache. dizzy
feeling. drowsiues- bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue.
-ieeplesSness. distress after eating-au
these symptoms OFT a weak stomach
viii disappear. and perfect digcs-
ton and "a good skin viii show that
the vital machinery is once more run
smoothly
Take a little Mi-o-na tablet before
meal 50 that o. viii stimulate
the digestive juices and give strengths
the stomach, n then 70 viii take
care uf the food that b. eaten. with.
Indigestion and the unpleasant
ful feeling with which so many sur
after meals.
J. n. O'Rielly & Co. have So much
confidence in the power Of Mi-o-na to
.uro Indigestion and an stomach Ills
they give "a guarantee with every
box % refund the money IL the
-cmouN IaIIs ~ give aliI-lartInn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25

concert after the show During the
shoa / sold peanuts and concert tick
cts In those days there were no rail-
road shows. They al travelled across
county. We used ~ have a guide
no would march out ahead and lay
out the road and find bridges the ele-
phants could cross over. When he'd
come 60 a fork ia the road he'd pull a
rail- of q fence and lay il across one
80 we'd take the other one. 1
10 p in the boss buggy. We
generally followed the elephants
The elephants you'd start out
b road right after they had done
the stunt al the night performance.
and there was never any danger Of
losing their trail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
NEED TO
THINK AS WELL
AS BELIEVE /
BRILLIANT ADDRESS BY
BISHOP EARL l. CRANST0N
Distinguished Visitor at Con-
ference Gives Insight Into
the Effective Way 10 Spread
Christianity,

-re
ltf. ana especially II M~ethodism. need
= DOE aIIei 2 intellectual AZ well 49,
sittlt1af d~ffti'Hnfn ~ the pa
among nom tnt} labor.
~" "i an inspiring Q
i"a"r la.t highi 5f
= . iaHFt'n OF tht heih-
'ei' Pai 'AuFth ai the confef-
!" tHt Lr"" avenue fhurch.
r-..f.f 1tiHs a
~. 'H5 sieHh' mas
$500 z eA-
. Ah'it'H.t WIN the
p ~, pii'ht ana speaks with
taih sh"N ed q keen
oi the dlftcuities
a H inHaFH aHntfHdE
~ ''AHtfirt ana indeed.
t'e. races di. over the world
's "'H "a nom understand
fl ana effect
y, uhl' ihihlhE supersii-
a"HNE ii WIN Inc gos-
tfif =" b' ana preach. said
I, i'tahti 20 nlffciI} d~ntagouize the
a. w Fgku" 10 uenounce
VIII i1l undo Old beliefs and
"Hh VIII dtieit the yery OBJ
h'hiH ~ me beginning
thutag the heafhen gradually
=. IONS superstition, shake
tnN'lloH 'I pr brlief no pre-
~ ihe ha3 Tor ithe incubation OF
Ilistlahil.
n.snop 'TtHHtph gave an Interesting
lustration from his own experience.
'"Int 1edif ago Dee was boz China with
hal' ~ TRENDS an the time Of an
~ iht moon. ana learned the
itn'i ehafatleflsilc IDEA the natives
81 ,Ht cause ~ the phenomenon
N' p"l'fNt an Immense dragon is
y alipWinG me moon and turn out by
WIN lnmtoms d fuzzy
ullles with which they make an ear
FtitHnk ana nefFe-rIckinv cIHmor
lllh .lf} briictc they have distracted
~ attention ~ the dragon from his
i'e A~'e'rdlns % The speaker, This
: % Tan sample Of the suptrsrUors
Rainsi which che missionary mas 10
DaN ~ Ntt 70 gei The Chinamau
WAY from hts beliefs lu Tire dcv1urIun
rasah h. 10 teach him tho fundamon- Z,
y ptluelli, ~ astronomy until he
% NnhkeF takes any stock iu the drag
Y proposition II Is tho same in alt
men me pagan b. sufficiently
iu'hled ANA the very foundation 81 Z
y u'."uth creed iH shatcn. he f. p
91g ~ receive the truth, =
lHe ID. mop spoke " the great work !
p u'nt nF Methodist mission
i". ~ emma ana Japan iu educat-
'k '"e people ana preparing teach
90 ~" htfA'hh work 10
h'sH'p 'laHrt'h has done much to g.
'luFi'th lut" the sessluus of ,
'.l',l'h'e The second days +.
gram proved an Interesting one. !
.l thc attendance was Increased by d
= "fitHi OF many moro ministers 81
~ ",tleI'ht paris ~ The territory g
i"ll'" Jug % program fof j
l.,.'l"",i oi ihr sessions. p
''i"hrf o-horning.
"' devotional service. The Rev 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
FOR RENT-ROomS


FOR HENT-Nlcely furnished room. clos
ia ne south Arno Street
FOR RENT-Furnished roam. also a nice
k furnished Tat for heusekcepiuE Appi
ils south Third street
light hausekeerinz no South broadway
FOR RENr-Up-tn-late furnished rooms
EinEle ~ en- suite. Apply G. A. Grande
20 Nerth B~roadway
FOR HENr-Furnished rooms Tor house
k~epinE Izt south second street
Fun RENT-Fumished rom. st3 south
screnth street
FOR RENr-Nlcely furnished Toems a.,
rent with Or without board Pr per
uruiars Inquire ~ Mrs A. j. Brought foI.
tentrsi ~avenue
FOR hENT-Nioeiy fgrni-hed room. Hrsf
neat sna eath apply sis = Arno.
9 hENT-ouc pleasant furnished room
one block from car line. s81 For..ter
svenue
FOR RENT-Furntshed rooms for 49,
seentnE ideal place for health s-sk~rs
igo7 p Central
roH RENr-slareroam lately o-rpnl.a -
The Union Marset ~ goT W Gold aven1-
I.m ociaher T. Inquire BorradaHe A o.
foE RENr-Nicslv furnishcf -----, a.
snsern house. bath also raams ~ u~ss
bone zeeP'nE good nsiehbarhood sfs ~
e BENT - Fgruishsd roomss piaa..,f
pae % SICK az = sixth.
FOR hENT-Modern rsoms sra e7ard a.
per month Hrs Eva T.. Crats Ec4
go secsns street upstairs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-Cust0mcrs for fresh batter an,
huttermiK J. T. Matthews phone 81
WANTED-A position by a healthy younl
married man y journal
WANTED-Paintlng. Vanishing, unting
window glass put in. House Painting d
pecinlty. Prices reasonable. Address X
J'uInal Once
WANTED-Cash paid for fresh rattle snakes
Or McEormlch 2os. w Central avenue.
PARTNER wANTED-n old established
Angpra goat ranch. best paying business
Zoo the southwest Address Goat Ranch.
care Morning journal.
WANTED-ladies 10 know that have re-
ceived a new limo of millinery goods at
reduced prices Miss C. T. Crane. 5ls North
-eesud street
keeper or willing - clerk in store for
reasonable salary. Experience in general
merchandise Thorough in Spanish. Ad-
dress 'G', Morning journal office.
WANTED-Good home la return for care
70 nvc-year-old child during day; give
address address r.. care Morning Journal
WANTEs-Boarders for the best table
board ia the city. Also a few fine rooms
tor rent ei5 East Central avenue.
WANrED-Forty head Of horses for winter
pasture. so acres OF first class alfalfa
pasture A. Alameda. good water. good
fence. terms, gi50 per month Address
Bull q Ross. box ff2 Albuquerque, y, NJ
WANTED-Ladies 20 have their dyeing.
cleaning and pressing done b. Mrs
5i2 y ~ Iith Street. Sat
i~zfaeti1n guaranteed.
wANTED-Ladies desiring stylish millinery
dressmakinE or tailored suitst. 10 calf on
Miss g r Crane, 5i2 North Second street.
phone g44.
WANTED-Empt- bags at Hahn's Coal
yard.
WANTED-Lumber teams 20 haul lumber
from our mill In COchiu Canon % Do
p milss, good roads and good wa
ter Address Domingo Lumber Co. Thorn
Ton. y. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
HELP WANTED-female


WANTED-GirI for general homework. APP
ply SOC south Second street
WANTED competent woman FOR gem
eraf Homework No washing or ironing.
Good wageS Apply between / and 3 al
Mrs R~oseHNaid's 712 Copper avenue.
WANTED Girl for general housework los
south Arno street.
WANTED-Gmi for general houss work APP
ply Mrs ; Neustadt Go W. Copper ave.
WANTED-At the Economist. s-aleswomen:
none other need apply.
WAETED-Woman Tor general house work
Mrs y s HOpeweH. SIS West Copper
avenue. ~
wANTED-Girl FOR light homework. sls
South High street.
WANTED-Glr FOR general housework
Apply GIL South second street II
%ANTED-Giri for general housework.
Address 3i1 West Silver.
WANTED-Apprentice girls for millinery
and ~dressmaking Miss G. F. Crane. siz
North Second street; phone 94I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
FOR SAlE---MlSCeI.aAeouS

FOR sALE-Enrtre furnishings ~ a five.
room house Call between : ana 4 D. M
slS Nortn Walter street
FOR sALE-A good claim seven miles from
Estancias red soil. an level price $500. 90.
Address S smalley. Estancia. n. 81
FOR SALE on RENT-smal ranch. half
mile north 81 Old Town Horse and bug
sy and COW. also house furnishings. A.. L..
care N Journal
FOR sNIE-Rase burner almost new
can at standard Plumbing and Heating
wy central avenue
foH sALE-Horse and Buggy. Address
. = Shamaiiey. g9l $ "a.
FOR sALE-A horse. buggy and wagon. In
qutre mi G|prrcfy.
FOR sAL@-Globo Artichoke plants. set out
this fall viii fruit next summer. These
plants are ornamental in the garden as we'll
as uHcfui IH supplying "a delicious vegetable.
are perennial and stand the winter in the
70 Gr1nde Valley with slight projection.
Price $500 per dozen e d Ailaire. san
Anlonio y NJ
fALE-EKtraot NJ honey. 10 IBIS. Tor
loo, eH-lb. can Tor g. o. order by
postal ~ " = Allen. D. %. Box Z02. Al
buPutrpue. ~ n
FOR sALE-Gents wheel new. couch:
rocking chair etc tl2 John st.
FOR SALE Furniture. Navajo rugs horse
and buggy bird dog chickens. geese ana
turkeys Cal so2 Ngrth Eleventh streetf n
toi ALE-Brow Leghorn hens and pull
lets S h. Motley. west Of Old Aibu-
qu'fque ~
o sALE-Ffve FIRST class riding and driv-
ing horses can be seen at Hunters Cor
raj sos \ broadway.
FOR sALE-Newcomer STOCK, or booE. ana
stationery, call az store het door 90 =. o 4
rom ? 20 II a an. Roswell speelman.
trustee.
FOR sALE-we have some good SOW, for
sale. Albers BROTHERS
sAi4E-AermotoT w-ndinills, tanks
ana sunstructure. Wolking 4 Son. 707
Worth Eighth street. phone 1885. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
HOPE TO GET THE
GUT OFF DONE
BY JANUARY |
CONTRACTORS RAPIDLY
PUSHING THE WORK
Bean Refuses 10 Confirm or
Deny Story He is Slated to
Succeed Arthur Lowell as
Chief Motive Power Man,

The contractors who are building
az r.st.r, p.u.. 49,.
=
b.iiff known az the heleh cut-'ff are
making every effort 20 finish up op-
eratious and there Is nov p,od reason
t 49,
- 'H"' '''i"A "'i pf running
through by ihe ilrsi ~ tne year
Grant Bfbthera are making rapid
prnqresa an f5a PefgD-Rfo p,.r,
"' p'E'' one
OF lHc siiiieAt DIS oi contract work
un The route. J y Key. ~ B.Icn.
lu the CITY Yesterday. spesks ortfw-
ieticaliy regarding ma Ulaer.e being
made work ou the concrete fs4f
chufes "a Vslsn D. aeHetN uudar vs,
put on the roundhonsr on taat. p.lnl
Albuquerque takes fhc greater in-
tercst in the completion of the ruf-
"n from he fact that o. dalit train
10 Roswell VIII be- put on AZ soon az
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
, LOST AND FOUND

T0ST~ ~dIcr e~~e 80 n7rsc Cr-z1
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-25
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MISCELLANEOUS

MISS MAuDE HOWELL an Eastern kin
dsrgaTtener. who Is a graduate Of the well
tnown Hart Institute OF Philadelphia. is
about 10 establish an up-to-date kinder
gArten in Albuquerque. A number Of pu-
uffs have already been secured. Parents
wishing To- enroll children in this school
teIephone Mrs. A d. McGaney. phone 559.