Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

Gould. formerly editor OF the Even
ing Citizen. and now on the editorial
staff OF the El Paso News, who took
the civil service examination recently
for railway mai clerk, has received
word that he passed. lie caves this
morning on the INSTRUMENTATION
run. on No. z. For some time he has
been a clerk in the local ~postoffiee.
Felipe Sanchez. aged seventy-nine
years, one Of the old residents OF
Atrlsco, and a wealthy rancher. died
Yesterday morning At his home across
the Rio Grande. The deceased Is sur
vived by "A widow one son n two
daughters. The funeral VIII be held
tomorrow morning from the Atrisco
church. lnterment In Atriseo ceme-
terry.
j. w. Fox. OF Glandorf. ohio, who
has been visiting Mr.. Henry Wallen-
horst here for some time. left last
night for Colorado Springs. Colo. Mr..
A. Is. Moenter, of LoraiD, Ohio, Is WIS.,
ting with Mr.. Wallenhorst al present.
a. Il. Livingstone, OF Ogden UTAH
arrived In the city yesterday 10 be-
come the guest OF Mr.. II. A. Davis
local Pullman agent. for the winter.
Mr.. Livingstone has just completed
his fourth trip around he world.
Jose r.. Garigone, a wealthy sheep
owner OF Magdalena, arrived In the
city yesterday, accompanied by MS
daughter. who entered the lmmacu-
late Conception school.
G.. A. Hudson and |. Cox n their
families. who spent Saturday, Sunday
and Monday up In the Manzano noun
talns. east Of the city, returned home
yesterday.
w. NJ Howden. formerly with the
Victor Fuel and Iron company, OF
Victor. Colo. has Joined the local
staff of the Harvey curlo rooms.
twenty-five horses from Rio Puer-
ca passed across the Barelas bridge
Monday en- route To Missouri. They
were shipped east yesterday.
The Non-Sectarian Benevolent So
city meets his afternoon at 1890 at
the office of Mr.. =. W. Clancy.
Or. NJ. Munlleerg, OF switzerland.
touring the southwest, arrived In the
city yesterday.
r. II. Cary. nf Las Cruces. spent
yesterday In Albuquerque.
Special prices on an efec,1c fixtures and
shades until september I. at Nash Electrical
supply Co. too ". Central avenue Phone T.
L. NJ. O'Bannon. the Barelas Grays'
aitcher. disabled Monday In Socorro
by Pitcher Hagcrman. who threw an
in drop, striking O'BannOn In the alb
domen and putting him out OF the
game. returned home last night.
IO'Bannon had remarkable control He
struck out every man that faced him
up 10 the seventh inning, when he was
al-a hiad, Young Sandoyal pitched
the remainder of the game. Manager
padilla said last night that the So
zorro team would come here at
time hat the Grays could secure
Traction park. The Barelas Grays are
wondering whether the Geronimos go
cold feet and skidooed from Socorro,
when they had promised TO play q
double-header Monday. They lett TOT
home Sunday morning.
Major Bernard Ruppe, president 81
the New Mexico state board of phar-
macy. has been elected vice president
OF the National Association OF state
state boards OF pharmacy now In ses-
sion IN New York City, Major Ruppe
who. by the way. II a son OF a physi-
clan. the late Dr. Ruppe OF New York
and who represented Bernalillo county
in the lower house OF the late terri
torial assembly. deserves the honor
and will receive many congratulations
whcn he returns In "A few days To Al
~buquerque.
-Four persons were arraigned In po-
lice court yesterday charged with
tampering a little strongly with the
cup that cheers. Three ot u prison
ers were men. while the other was a.
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given the usual dose. and the indian
woman was released from custody.
William II. Gunther, a well known
J local painter and Miss May H. Hatcher
were married last night by The Rev
Hugh 4. Cooper Of the Presbyterian
church At the home of Mrs Andrews
on West Copper enu Mr.. aud Mrs
Gunthcr viii make their homo In the
Highlands,
Deputy United states Marshal Jptael
"a. smith left yesterday morning fpl
santa Fs with Frank and Edward
Dodson. Of Aztec. arrested ON tn
charge OF violating the internal rcvi'
nue. law.
The library commission held thci'
regular monthly meeting last night %
the library building aud attended O.
considerable important business.
otto N. Hesse. u we'll known husl
ness man OF Leavenworth. kas, az
rived in the city early this morning
-. y. Marion. the local attorney
leaves this morning for Bluewuter ol
legal business
Born. 90 MI. and Mrs. Ellsworth 10
1895 North second street. last night
a baby girl.