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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28

rare talent. Her rendition of the
death scene and leave taking Of Ia
biola being unusually fine. The part
OF Svra. a slave. which required first
class acting, was carried very success
fully by Miss Lucy Coleman. Miss
Bertha Loebs as Afra made a hit with
the audience BY her clever work in
me OF the leading parts. NJ. j.. Me-
Guinness "a leading male character
carried the somewhat thankless part
OF Fulyieus, a william, in a very Gre
ditable manner NJ. II. Kelly as Ter
tullus. project Of Rome; John Tierney
as Cervinus: Roy Harmon as Sebas-
tan and Lawrence keleher as Calpur.
MAS. all rendered their lines in good
During the intermission a
pleasing program OF specialties and
tableux was rendered. The costumes.
which were imported. were very elab-
crate and added much TO the success
Of Nhe different characters. Great
credit for the success of the play Is
due to Professor j. H.. crum. under
whose able direction IL was given.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28
CADETS ISSUE
CLEVER MAGAZINE
December Number of THE Nave
rick" "a Publication That Does
Hull Credit 10 the Well Con.
Quoted Institution.

The December number Of THE
Maverick the monthly publication
BY he cadets OF the New Mexico
Military institute at Roswell. has Just
bee received by The Morning Journal.
The number Is an exceptionally cIe-
yer n n would do justice and
credit to an Institution several times
the size of the Roswell academy.
After reading this number il Is easy
TO see the spirit which has been in
fused INTO the institution. both facul-
~ and student body, which makes 1t
n OF the model institutions of its
kind. The Roswell cadets are COM
ing to Albuquerque for the irrigation
congress and their showing here will
open the eyes Of he territory as to
the splendid work which has been
lone BY the capable management of
this institution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28
Harry 4. Reeker /. here from Do:

Harry a. Becker is here from Den.
yer on business.
r p. Tale Is a business visitor
here from Gallup.
Or. ]. ~. Wroth left last night for
Santa Pc on q brief business trip
III. X. Ferguson, OF La Junta, was
In the city yesterday
w. f.. Curry was here yesterday
from I'll Paso on business.
f. T.. Hyde. Jr. Of Putnam. y. NJ.
was IN the city yesterday.
John Becker. Of Belen. was In the
city yesterday on business.
g. +. Heaten. of Gibson. y. NJ. was
an Albuquerque visitor yesterday.
Dr G. -. Jefries, az Williams. Ariz.
transacted business In the city yester-
day.
} Felipe Hubben. the PaJarlto
%ranchman, registered at h Sturges
Yesterday.
John Becker. the general merchan
OF Belen. was a business visitor IN the
city Yesterday.
r. +. Hyde, of Putnam. y. NJ. who
has been here for several days, left
for his home last night.
County Commissioner c. +. Spader
Of Sandoval county was in Albuquer-
que from Bernalillo yesterday.
H. $. Van Slyek Of FL PasO, live
stock agent for the Santa Fe at thai
placve was In the city yesterday.
II. r. Adams. a stockman Of Da-
I'll. SOcorro county. attended To bust
ness affairs In the city yesterday.
H. S. Van Slyck. live stock agent
for tho Santa Pc in New Mexico, was
a visitor in Albuquerque yesterday,
George a. Chat6eld arrived al the
Sturges last night from Nara Visa.
the growing young town in eastern
New Mexico.
T. H. Bickford. the well known
mar Of Lake Valley. Sierra
county. was a business visitor here
Thursday and Friday.
j. H. O'teilly. general manager of
The Occidental Life Insurance CON-
pany, left last night for southern New
Mexico an a business trip.
{. y. Heaton, superintendent Of
American Fuel company coal
properties az Gibson, near Gallup.
was in the city last might on bust
ness.
" l.. Fox. n prominent railroad |
man of Peoria. III, left for his home
asst night after a brief visit here. /
Fox accompanied his wife to Al |
buqucrque Mrs. Fox having come
here for the winter months.
The basket ban game at the Ca
'inO last night between the Varsity
and the boys from the Indian
school resulted In a score of 40 10
10 in favor Of the varsity the Indians
)cing entirely o~utplayed. The at
enhance was fair.
Gus Johnson, ono OF the well known
'uperintendents Of the Colorado Fuel
Iron company and for some time
superintendent Of that company's
operations at Madrid. was q visitor in
albuquerque yesterday Mr.. John
h 10Y superintendent for the
colorado Fuel and Iron company at
;tarkvillc. colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28
AMATEURS PRESENT
CLASSIC "FABl0lA''
FNtrcmelN SuccesSful Performance
befor, Large Audience ia ~. Ma
n'~ IIaiI.

Fahiola. played by the Ignatian
Dramatic club before a packed house
in 81 MarNs ham last evening. was
one 20 the most successful amateur
performance witnessed in Aibuquer-
cue Tor some time The play was in
ieresting from The first scene until the
hnal dron 80 the curtain. The cast
which vas an unusually strong one
lii funI Justice 10 the various scenes
Miss Mar Brennan. acted Fabtoia.
The pagan philosopher with excellent
taste. her manner. bearing and voice.
being especially suited to the inter
rrratlon Of the difficult role. Miss
Isabelle Connolly played the part or
Agnes thc Christian martyr. with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28
SATURDAYS. SPECIAL SALE.

Cod fish. per pound brick ....... lie
IL &c grade Of salmon Ice
Large cans of milk ....... &c
2 pkgs. Pettijohn's breakfast food 25c
3 2-pound ans of tomatoes 25c
3 I0-cent cans of sardines ..25c
l-pound package Of soda ........ &c
3 pounds Of washing soda ....... Toe
/ bottle of mustard, | bottle of
catsup and I bottle OF pickles. 25c
1-pound package of currants .....11c
IL cans of jam ..........1 Toe
Securing soap Sc
We Will have Ia choice lot Of
dressed turkeys. geese, ducks and
chickens on sale next Monday and
Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28
For Thai Dull Feeling After Eating

i nave used Chamberlain'S Stomach
and Liver Tablets for some time, and
can testify that they have done me
more good than any tablets / have
ever used. Ny trouble was q heavy
dull feeling after eating-David Free
man, Kempt, Nova Scotia. These tab
let's strengthen the stomach and i'm
prove the digestion. They also regu-
late the liver and bowels. They are
far superior to pills, hut cost no
more. Get a free sample at all drug
stores n see what a splendid medi-
cine 1t is.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28
mi TIME

% stop q cough or cold il just as soon 0s
u staris-then there will he no danger Of
pneumonia or Just a few
doses Of Billiards. H9rehound Syrup taken
at the start Will stop the cough. II IT
has been running on for some time the
treatment will be longer. but the cure is
sure. sold by }. II. O'Rieliy Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28

AtAffA HF'
|
NJ. n. Mirabal. Of Peralta. returned
home yesterday after a business visit
here.
The first regular meeting Of the
county commissioners for 1905 will
be hold on Jan. g.
Hon. Herbert ] Hngcrman Of New
Mexico arrived yesterday morning
from Roswell via b Belen cutoff.
For sale-A good runabout buggy,
ubbsr tired: mi good condition. DIR.
n. L. Huat, N. 7. Armlio building. n
marriage license was issued by
the nrohate clerk yesterday 10 Thorn
as Silva and Alcaria Lopez both OF
Rnreias.
Deputy United states M>rshal Har-
~ Cooper went 70 Gallup on the linn
it'd yesterday morning on official
business.
John A. Dye, NJ. shadrach. John
g.. Hoheimor. Lee Holloway and
Thom1s Morrin, leave this mbrning
Or Domingo and the pine woods.
W. u. McGeitigan. Of the san Fran
cisco Call. WIN has been visiting in
Albuquerque for the past two weeks
Naves this morning for D"nNoF
emo.
j. a. Asselin. superintendent of
maintenance of way Of the United
Railway OF San Francisco. Is In the
Oily, tn. guest Of his parents on
North sixth street. B
The ecrusade meeting" under the
auspices Of the W. e. r. Il. ~ the
Hsptiyi church yesterday afternoon
Mas u very Interesting affair. a fine
musical program being rendered.
The ladies or the u. a. r. VIII
mect this afternoon AZ 3 o'clock at
The home OF MIS-. y Il. stevens 61D
West Coal avenue. The subject for
discussion at this meeting VIII be
1.-THE Pueblo Revolution.
Rabbi Chapman last night NJ Tenn,
Die Albert delivered AN interesting
address on 1.-THE Modern Education
az Women" this being one 81 a SCI
ries az lectures he II giving IN the
subject ~ women In modern NE
Josefa Gonzales. aged 60 yearF.
passed away yesterday morning at hcf
home IN old Albuquerque OF troubles
Incident to old age. The funeral VIII
take uiace from the church 81 San
Felipe de Neri sunday morning ut
$3.50, Interment Ia santa barbara
ccmeter.
Attorney Thomas ~. Wikcrson
leaves This morning for Las Cruces
where he Il summoned az "a witness
M the sensational divorce case ~
Darden VI Darden, now on trial be-
fore Judge Frank W Parker in the
district court
The train from Roswell due here
a. ta;45 rhursdny night arrived AT
6tE yesterday morning some six
hours late. The train has averaged
from I've 20 eighteen hours late since
"a was started other Santa Fe
tg Inc last night were generally on
ttne.
David Anderson who was born In
scotland. died early yesterday morn
ing al his home 40 i03 East silver
avenue al eh age OF 90 years, the
cause Of his death being ANGER of the
stumach. The deceased. who had
lived IA Albuquerque Twelve years,
came 10 America 80 years ago. lie
had been il for some time when death
occurred. David Anderson. y son m
pioyed W the Santa Re shops at san
Marciai has been notified aud Will arr
i've this morning when The final arr
Engagements Tor the funeral will be
made
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A
Miss PhIibrick's Kindergarten. sis w. Gold.
WANTED-MONEy.
SIe west Central. Cash or Credit.

We have clients who want SIS. 900
and $4,000 loans at s per cent on
good real estate security.
JOHN NJ. MOORE REALTY co. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28
PEACE BONDS IN
O|STR|CE COURT
Judge Busy With Proceedings
All Day Yesterday; Mckinley
County Resident is Adjudged
Insane,

Judge Abbott was busy I'm the dis
trict court yesterday with peace pro-
ceedings which took up most of the
day. The following cases were dis
posed o..
Toribio Garcia. dismissed at cost of
defendant.
Roques Burns, dismissed on givins
bond for six months and paying the
costs.
Marcos Baca.' dismissed on paying
costs.
MART de Los Angeles de Garcia
aud Dolores Chavez, dismissed by
payment of the costs by complaining
witness.
G. M. Knudson, dismissed on pay-
ment Of costs by defendant.
Tranquilino Sedillo and Lorenzo
$. de sediilo. dismissed on payment
of costs.
Honifacio OlOna and Andres Ro-
MIRO, dismissed on payment of costs
by both parties.
Juan Sedillo and Edward T.. Haw-
kins, dismissed.
John Finn A~diuheed Insane.
John Finn, of Gallup. was brought
into court by Sheriff Harry Codding-
ton. OF Mckinley county. and au-
Judged insane by Judge Abbott. He
viii be taken To the asylum al Las
Vegas by the officer today
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28

A man who refuses to give his
name to the police. is held at. the po-
lice station charged with assault and
robbery, op complaint of Edward
Steiner, a brick mason, living on
North First street. steiner reported
to the police that on leaving a sa-
loon on North Third street Thurs
day night he had been struck on the
head and thai his watch had been
taken. A man answering the descrip-
ton given by Steiner was found soon
BY Officer Rossi The man Is
held for examination today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28
WATCH TAKEN FROM
KOURY ST0 RE
RECOVERED
Henry Turner Arrested For
Daring Theft on South First
Street Christmas Night,

Henry Turner. colored. was arrest
ed yesterday by the police and
lodged IN the city jail, charged with
having mad q part in the daring rob-
berry Of the store OF NJ KOury on.
south First street Christmas night.
when one of the plate glass windows
81 the store WAS smashed and a
quantity Of cheap jewelry taken. sew
eral watches being included in the
loot. When Turner was taken into
custody he had In his pocket one of
the watches taken from the Koury
store, He claims to have bought II
from another nan whose name he
dOes not know. He Is held for ex-
animation before Police Judge Craig
d his uunFnfnU
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TO CURE A com IN oNE DAY
Take LAXATIVE nROMo ouintne Tabiets
Druggists refund money 10 Va fails 10 cure. n
W GROVES signature j. on each boz. use.
The VISIBLE REMINGTON Is here.
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Washington. Dec. 21-New Mexico:
Fair Saturday and sunday. colder IN
south portion Sunday. Arizona Fair
saturday and sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-28
THE WEATHER

For the twcnty-four hours ending at
o'clock yesterday afternoon:
Maximum temperature. So: mini
mum. 10; mean, 90. west winds
-nrlIu nlnnhA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

perman building ON Broadway Idaho
Fails principal business street MT l..
~ Earl Jr has resided I'M Idaho Fails
for three years, and bis partner, Mr.
c. W Mulhau has been q resident OF
the city for seven years.
NEW BANK STARTED.
Nothing illustrates the rapid growth
OF Idaho Fails so much as the fact
chat three banks wcrc unable to supply
the uceds and n fourth Institution was
accordingly started early last June.
The latest addition Co hanHing circles
in the Power city" BE- known as the
Farmers aud Merchants bank. II OPEN
cd its doors for business June 8 OF ms
year. and 81 capitalized at $4,000. Al
ready its deposits exceed 100000 and
Indications are that thoy win soon
reach the 100000 mark
1n common with an other Idaho Fails
banks this institution does general
banking business. and its officers are
Acknowledged men of standing in IL
uancial circles throughout ldano. The
banks home is 100 its own building,
which WAS completed before the doors
were thrown open for business
The officers OF the bank ore. Jas =.
Milucr. president %. a. .ohauncsen.
vice president; r.. u. Holnster casn-
Ter. The directors are. Jas. l.. Miner
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m farming and real estate loans iu
southeastern Idaho. and through ha
individual EFFORTS the Ercsent prosper
ous condition OF the American National
hluk s largely cue.
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE.
n. p. MoCu,chcou O. co. limited.
handle everything n hardware rle
business was Incorporated Nof}mher
of lnst year and today Che concern is
doing hN long odds the largest busl-
ness Boo its .nc Boo Idaho Falls n ado
clifton to hardware ANA general Kitchen
furnishings tao company uucs plumb
iug.
Among things handled boy tho come
plny Wro Included A. d T.. "Eoouom.
ranges wilson hot blast Keen
Kuupr ware and standard plumb
inr goods. crockerr glassware sport-
ing goods and ughug tackle. steam
and hot water heating etc.
General repairing boo every lime is
one of the features of the business and
au commissions placed with the nnu
arc certain to receive prompt attcn-
tion The company maintains "a wen
equipped work shop and lts entire mlu-
agomcnt is under the personal super
vision of Mr. ID. w. NcCutcheon uIcsl-
dent of the concern.
Am goods ordered from this COM
uany are shipped out without della
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ing through deep and prcclpitous
gorge 90 lava rock no one point 100 feet
deep where imprisoned between sheer
and solid walls the raging waters in
their might and fury have for ages
benton and swept iu mighty volume and
h-1Nnihcout stuucndous power against
the restraining walls with no pos s,blc
hoie ot regaining their freedom for
the Snake has never boon known 90
overflow its banks.
POWER HAS BEEN uARNEssED.
This great powcr has at last tecn
hanesscd and an electric power plant
has been Installed that viii generate
when fully developed 2l. OO0-horse power
and supply current Tor commercial
purposes 90 cover % large territory This
great undertaking. was tostcred by g..
v. Scott and others whose names uus
linked with every successful enterprise
In Idaho Falls.
Tho company developing The power is
known az Tho Idaho Power s. Trluspor-
tauon company limited. Nh A. ".
Scott is president; 49, w. EIcfar. vice
president. r. ID Larahie. secretary. and
g.. @. Peck, treasurer. Besides the
above included ou thCdircctorlto of the
company are n. x. LinEsr and a. @.
Changnun. the latter being sup ,rin-
tcndcnt oft the bic plant
Right of way has been secured and
electric roads VIII Dee built from Idaho
Falls, betting the entire valley ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

stationery. books. blank books school
books cutlery notions. fancy goods
guns. revolVers and ammunition. con
foctionery, tobacco. cigars. pipes mu-
chine needles. extras and oils. rshilu
Tickle ANA large assortment OF
Christmas toys for the children
Mr. Markers establishment fronts
two streets and the principal entrance
is ON Broadway. Situated DOB ihe Gene
ter of the business district aud DUB CIo.a
proximity to tho hotels ANA banks tho
place is easy of uccess.
AUTHORITY ON finance
80 banking institution Boo Idaho Fails
occupies o. nrmer standing Boz Che come
muuity than the American National
hank n As besides recognized as otto
of the leading financial Institutions of
The sat Snake river valley. It's ,apI-
talI18tiou ls $4,000. ITS officers 3r.t
Bowen Curley. President. and JAY r..
Mason, cashier
The institution traus1uts general
banking business and maintains cort,s-
pondcnts lu principal cities For lhs
convenience OF Snake valley residents
the Chase Nauoal bank New Yuit.
First National bank omaha. and tho
pcscret National bank. Salt Lake Ciry.
are mentioned.
President Curlcy is regarded as one
OF The best posted financial authorities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14


n not overly numerous. This is
perhaps because the pioneers
who chose To- keep records OF
their deeds came after the big game
had fallen into the hands of Jadcdiah
Smith aud his trappers who camped on
Utah lake. or were captured by Capt.
Ashley and his southeastern hunters.
or by Kit Carson. or John Weber and
their kind
Brigham Young, Jr.. the oldest SON of
Brigham Young. used % have o. good
story TO tell of the way I'm which Peg
Leg smith got his vonison on Bear lake
when the Bear lake monster story had
not yet received the trimmings recent
ly added by Aquilu Nebeker and his
collaborators on the recent additions
10 Monster literature. Smiths work
was 90 get the Indians camped near
the lake To come iu aud bait the mon-
ster with venison legs each night.
Smith himself stripping the hooks "a
little later I'm the night
AN INDIAN ADVENTURE.
William r. Horua Jay has recorded
some of the finest complro stories ON
record, and they came 90 him from his
mountain companions on "a hunting trip
In the Rockies, told % while away the
time on rainy days and on days when
the hunting party was too tired 10 veu-
ture out. Mr. Hornaday recorded HIS
hunting experiences iu "a recent volume
from the Scribuers press, and several
chapters are given over To- the camp
fire tales OF his guides.
One of them is by Charlie smith
first quality mountain man who haze
killed many mountain goats iu the
Crags and many grizzlies uu the rock
slides of the Rockies cone night"
his story ran. % was camped in Drau's
valley Don the snow. Am Indian rode
nap to my nta. He refined Zoo his horse
and sprlng 10 The ground. giving
gruut by way of sHlutation he had
two horses and had been riding one
and leading the other. They were both
dripping with Precipitation aud seemed
ready t1 drop in their tracks He asked
mo for some grass for his horses. and I
told him / hadn't any 10 spare. n
wouldn't have done Thorn amy good even
if ! had had ton 90 give them for
they were just completely run 90 death.
They stood up only "a few minutes and
before daylight one of them was dead
TELL TALE SCALP.
"Tho Indian was dressed 800 "a buck
skin shirt and leggIus Hud "a heavy red
blanket was haltDd around his waist
] was sitting ou my blanket ana my
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solved that ~ assistance did not
come soon ! would have 90 put a bali
through the murdrrers head af.tx
my brand. and leave him fra the road.
To my great relief ] soon detected
sound ot hOof- beats coming al
sharp Eallop down the hillside. from
the west. As they came nearer and
nearer the Indian began Co beg me
20 let him go.
ut was the first time he had spoken
to me after telling me his name in the
evening but I ordered him TO lie still.
In few minutes "a lieutenant and four
soldiers Of the regular army trotted
nap TO my smouldering camp fire.
TRAILERs ARRIVE.
AS the officer in command dis
mounted, his glance fixed upon tho
blanlSetod party in front Of the fire.
and he took in the whole situation. he
went up and poked the Indian with
his foot. and as the savage turned his
head ana looked at him. he said to me
cheerfully. Well stranger. you've GOT
our bird herel We've been wanting
this fellow
Very likely officer I said and u
you hadn't showed up for another hour
hearse would have been more hauay
than handouts f
The Lieutenant told me this Indian
was an outlaw, a Bannock. who had
made a sneak on an isolated settler
and killed him. his wife and his child
lie was taken "a Fort klamath. tried
FOR murder and hanged"
The tale is sandwiched I'm between
adventures with grizzlies and Slide
rock in winter and all Of them make
as admirable "a collection OF mountain
stories as have survived the days OF
settlement and civilization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
aho Falls, the Power City Of the Gem State

the proud boast OF rcsi-
I,.,ts of Idaho Fails that the
~,st power city Of Idaho Is
i coming interior metropolis
,.ts pacific slope Already q O. The
..,,, 90 the great Yellowstone Ma
80, mark and its population exc
fD0o. ~ is held ont by cnthusi-
~. n.t within the next five years
-, r,aalauou win roach between co.
... and 3D. 900 souls That would mean
", daho Fails the distinction of be-
.- tbs great midway city between
NEWER and Portland
BUILDING RECORD
r.,m architects. contractors and
,,rfas the Deseret News representa-
... MAO visited the city learned that
.,.. ,sl. was record-breoking one
,- IN, building line. This SPEAKS vol
.,ss for Idaho Fails. yet e simply
..rs the story Of other cities through
-. the southeastern section Of Idaho.
solcndid sewerage system has been
..u,fod and is in general operation
.tro,ehout the city. ADDED 10 that ls
a.. further improvement of the prln-