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New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
PLAINFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.

I1'5 IVl1sIalll % : lTloUnc-
Painfeld, n J.. June 29-Several events y,era
scheduled al the Plainfeld Country Club to-day
and Notwithstanding a driving rain a large drid
engaged in the play. In the final round for the
June cup Henry d. Hibbard defeated T Earl
Stockton up. In the weekly competition for the
golf committee cup the following scores were re-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
p1rrsnl.RG. .. cn1cAGo. l.

At Chicago: y q y n ~ =,
PttsbUrg -......----.n - "
patreries-Pltts,urg Fhnlippi and Gibson. chicago
r.aniNarb Pfcster ana king tmpires-o Day anI
Johustuue.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
WEE BURN COLE CLUB.

Stamford, Conn. June 29.-The attraction at Wee
Burn to-day was eighteen-hoe handicap for
prize offered by Joseph r. Swan. The best two
cards qualified: The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
crvcTXyATL 4 ST. LOUIS. 9.

IINOINNNTI =, - ~
At Cincinnati: , d n . - q - =,
,,.r,.c Cincinnati Wemer. Coakey ana Schlci. St.
7 d,is NicIilvnn ana Marshall Jmpir,-t @rpenter.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
cH1cAGo. .: ST. LOUIS. 0.

Louis: - ~ T..
Chicago ............ 2 "a
Ba,teres- Chicago and sullivan; 81, Louis Glade
| ana Iileow Impires--C connolly and Evnns
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
PHILADELPHIA. q. BOSTON. o.

Boston: y "a
Ratteriss-phiadeiphia Wad4eu and Schreek: Boston.
Gipxo an Shaw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
DETROIT. u. CLEVELAND. .

At Detroit; y ~ ~ a
Detroit 3 q / - y
Hatteries-Dctruit Muuu ana Archer, Cleveland; Hess
ana BeIns Berger and Wakefield 1Hip'Fe-N l"'Os'''''
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

Washington New York (ran).
Philadelphia. ,; Boston, o.
Chicago 1T. Louis. o: .
CIeyPi ,,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
FOR SALE.
Horses and Carriages,

DAY combination cob 10 splendid sadd!er: suit
ID able for lady. fearless Of anything 60 East seth
Street. sullivan
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Rochester ut Montreal ,., c;,,- -. ,,.,,,r,
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto o: Newark 1 (hrst game).
Nay1rt A. u (seCOnd Ehmcl.
MontrenI. o; Providence. 1 first Same).
proVidence Y; Montreal, Is Second Same).
baltimore Rochester (rainl.
Jersey City Buffalo (rnin)
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE STA

sburg, p Chicago, I.
CINCINNATI, I; IT. Louis, ,.
New York Philadelphia frain).
Boston Broohlyn train).
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO- DAY.
P1ttsburE at Chicago. ~ -. ,,,.,
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
RAIN STOPS BASEBALL.
FEW GAMES PLAYED.
Yankees, Giants and Superbas Idle
Because of Vet Grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.

Cleveland at Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
The evening world., 1907-04-05
FAT MEN ELECT BUSSE
MEMBER OF A CLUB.
Helvyweights Wanted Chicago's
Mayor-Elect to BE President Of
me Organization.

, CHICAGO, April S = Forty fat men
called on Aiayor-eiect' Busss and dis
eussed organizing Fat Mans Club
with tie Mayor a. presiisnL MI Busss
said be would ioin. but refused ths
leaderslln II IL TO 10 dinlnE and
poA uca. SlLp
Il miss NV Kuess u Mr. Busse doesn't
make the beet Mayor Chicago Ras ever
had" said eN- Senator Thomas J. DaN-
fon who Is a strUnE Democrat Rad
tips the scales at the roodlv Welght or
fs2 pounds
Lake a fat man and he feels 80
eood and joyful with himself And all
the world that ne iust cant keep from
doing the riRh: thing 81 al timea.|
The evening world., 1907-04-05
Many Victims Caught in
Collapse Of Houses
at Alexandria, La.
NUMBER OF LIVES LOST.
Others injured as Great Gale
DemoliShes One Hundred
Buildings.

ALrNANDRIA. Ia. April IA num-
Der Of persons We're killed. many In
3urcd. AMI hlsndrcd factories stores
and dwellings were totally or partially
vrec iecd hy tornado which pazssi
ove- Alexandra a. ! A. NJ to-day.
The known dead are NJ J. Dunn.
John Breck. CuviilQA whlia and Rose
Dudtv
/ ltrtsen perrgrs have bean taken %
80 aasgltal. SUI r,us from various IN.
tur..r some o. tre injured VII DE
I'a-. rifv power plant the Alexandria
Zee and cold STORAGE plans are Included
u-uons the buildings wrecked
The evening world., 1907-04-05

Ex-senator Ytiiiam z. Mason weighs
more than go pounds. He refused 10
give his exact weight
''Mr Buses election IA a complete
vtndication ot fat meu." said he. 4
vent any man who does NOT weigh NOR
than 90 poilnis from hQlding any nublle
ofice In the comlnE nifAl nlstfailan W
have been laughed AZ md dcridci, Now
The next IRAN Who laughs will be sni
~, hv tho Navor and l EueW mat VIII
hold him n while'f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
OFFICIALS DID NOT
SUBMIT AN ULTlMATUM
lonans Put IN A~nti-Statchood
Howl l. Branded by Tucson Paper.

\ very silly rumor was afloat on
the streets yesterday that Governor
Kibbey and practically al OF the ter
r%itorial officials had handed an ulti-
matum Go Secretary Garfield during
his visit to Phoenix, that unless the
national administration ceased urging
the joint statehood infamy on Arizona
an OF the officials of the territory
would resign in a body as a protest
against the administrations actions
says the Tucson citizen. Very few
people protested to believe the rumor
and these feN we're iointists with
whom the wish was father, To The
thought.
Arlzonans who witnessed d con-
duct OF Governor kibbey n The
other territorial officials during the
j%ointure campaign last fall know full
We'll that they are not the men 10
leave the firing line when an attack Is
made. However. from recent utter
anccs of the president. n OF certain
administration mouthpieccs &c Gems
unlikely that another attempt 90 join
New Mexico and Arizona is on present
contemplated Considering an condi-
tions the yarn that the territorial Of
ncials had become victims 90 the pre-
%,alling strike epidemic. is about ON
a parity with Che one la which Dad
Sturgis is placed in the heroic posi-
ti1n OF shaking his finger under the
august Garfield nose and advising the
secretary just haN o. conduct himself
ou a'l future occasions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
FE CENTRALS
AFTER SCALPS
Of BROWNS
TomahaWk Exhibition Will
Draw Large Crowd of Fans
to Traction Park for Game
This Afternoon,

The Santa Fc Central base ball
team has arrived In the city for the
sole and single purpose of removing
the scalp from tho Uranium OF each
and every member of the Mcintosh
Browns This deep hunger for a gem
oral scalping on The part Of the Santa
T." aggregation h. The result OF various
circumstance and the determination
tl make the tomahawking bee "A sue
cess i- deep and deadly. When the
Santa Fc boys arrived last night there
was blood ip the eye of each and every
PLAYER aud uil had "a business Ike
appearance which promises some in
tcrpstlug sport al Traction Park this
afternoon. The Browns have failed
in display "a proper appreciation and
lu NOT appear at AN scared but it goes
without s1ying that they VIII not run
amy risks with the visitors at todays
game. Both teams have been doing
-um, hand uracticing and are evenly
matched
lt viii hc an exciting sunday ton
.ihr fans. They are respectfully re-
guusted tp De- boz the grand tand iu
furgc. f1r there win Doe something doc
iug
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
University Opens the
Fall Term TOMORROW

emergency measures are being taken
to provide for the overflow. The stu
dents are Of a better class han ever
before. the average age being consid-
erably greater than IN former years,
and the percentage Of strictly collie
giatc students being much larger than
e.cr before.
The material Of the var
sity have been greatly improved in the
last wear, and the campus is develop
ing into one Of the most beautiful
spots ia the territory under the magic
touch OF water and a little scientific
and artistic landscape gardening.
The faculty is unusually strong and
well equipped. the esprit de corps
ana college enthusiasm is assuming a
healthier phase and altogether the
outlook for the present year Is such as
to make all friends Of the university
feel good.
The initial number Of the Weekly
is q splendid one. and ch0ck full of
valuable information 10 the new ar.
rivals. The plan Of having the retlr-
ing staff issue q farewell paper pe-
fore the beginning Of the term IS an
innovation which the editor-in-chief.
MI Elwood Albright. has demonstrate
cd 10 be q success. The paper Is
and newsy and well illustrated
especial attempt viii be made this
year TO keep the varsity publication
up to "A high standard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate


FOR SALE-Acre property suitable
for a chicken ranch. 3 to ) acres.
with fruit trees; on main ditch; one
mile from center Of city; price per
acre. less than a city lot, Room g.,
Cromwell building.
FOR sALE-Ranch, 25 to 30 acres, with
buildings Of storage capacity Of $50 tons;
produced and sold last season ESQ, 600 pounds
Borradaile's Furniture Store, III Gold ave.
FOR SALE-A snap in a furnished house In
Al location. Address Porterfeld Co. 32l
W. Gold.
FOR sALE-A snap-4-room frame house,
modern. in a fine location IN Highlands,
all furnished Price $4,000. Dunbars.
FOR SALE-5-room new brick cottage;
bath, electric lights, cement walks, lawn,
chicken yard; with or without furniture;
must be sold at once. leaving city. Owner.
SCI e. Central avenue.
FOR sALE-A five room house, also an
eight room house. latter furnished or un-
furnished. both modern; close in; cheap this
week also two seated carriage. nearly new.
Inquire 52S East Central avenue.
FOR sALE-One Groom house, furnished.
Apply at Mann Saddlery Co, ia North
Second street.
FOR SALE-A five-room brick house. fur
nlshed, on South Broadway: modern; with
stable. chicken house and yard. This place
has three lots, nice shade trees. Price.
81. 900. 90. Inquire DUNBAR, corner Gold
and Third street. Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
HEADQUARTERS FOR
PiOW COMPAN NJ
IN ALBUQUERQUE
Agricultural Development Of
New Mexico Results in Start
ing of Branch Establishment
in This City,

J. Clapper. representing the Moline
Plow company. of Moline, H.. has ar
rived in the city and announced his
intention of establishing "A permanent
agency Of the company at this point.
Mr.. Clapper viii make his %headquar-
ters here and look after the rapidly
increasing business of his company in,
New Mexico and Arizona.
II speaks volumes for the agricul-
tural development Of the territory
that the Moline company has taken
this step. The sale of farming i'm
plements of all kinds in the Rio
Grandc and Pecos valleys and the in
Vulnerable irrigated and dry farming
areas Of the territory has increased
amazingly In the last three years, ac-
cording to agents of the m%anufactur-
ers. The Moline company expects to
do a big business, especially in the
Estancia valley. whore the homeseek-
crs and small farmers are pouring in
by thousands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
FOR R~ENT-DWeHingS

FOR RENT-Huuses, 4 to s rooms,
also 30-room rooming house hotel.
w. H.. McMillion. Real Estate Broker,
2l1 w. Gold ave.
FOR RENT-t-room house, furnished OF I'M
furnished; close in Apply Rankin and
CO.. ArmiJo Bldg. or phone 1897.
FOR RENT-Nice four room cottage, in
first class condition, convenient to shops
Sl2. also five room dwelling. with screened
porch. $3.50. including city water. LLOYD
Hunsaker POS W. Gold.
FOR RENT-Three room cottage in the
Highlands. Inquire 522 $ Edith.
FOR RENT-sept /. house Of eight rooms,
toilet. bath. electric lights, West Central
Ave, less than block from Park. Address
Ira A. Lands, city.
FOR RENT-Four room cottage with mod
ern conveniences. Inquire OF a. \. Trim
BILE, 2O7 ~ Arno street
FOR RENT-One 6-room modern house. ago
W. Huning avenue. one 6-room modern
house, SOS 5. Fourth street Apply at Mann
seddlery Co. IL \. Second street.
FOR RENT-Six-room house with lawn and
large barn. Address ll3 south Broadway.
FOR RENT-Twelve acre ranch. close in.
mostly alfalfa. 315 Copper avenue.
RENT-TNo or three room houses,
furnished or unfurnished. W. V. Flu
trelie sos South Second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
BAD HORSES FROM
N.Y. MING FOR
THE CARNIVAL
Jay HubbS Busy In
t~erviewing Daredevil Riders
and Show People in Chey-
enne,

Manager Jay A. Hubbs, of the
twenty-seventh New Mexico fair, who
has been in Wyoming for some days
past securing attractions for the fair,
is negotiating with the management
Of the Parker shows 10 come here
during the carnival and is endeavor-
ing to get the pick of the Wyoming
frontiersmen for the wild west sports
here. The Cheyenne Leader says:
Jay A. Hubbs. a banker and bust
ness man Of Albuquerque, New Mex
leo, and the manager Of the big an
nual Albuquerque fair is in the city
for the purpose of securing some Of
Cheyenne's genuine frontier day
sports for his show. He also is en-
deavorlng to engage the Parker shows
for a week during the Albuquerque
fair. which is held during the second
week IN October.
Mr.. Hubbs says that this years fair
will be bigger and better than any
previous entertainment i'm New Mex
leo. It Is a big exhibition of horses,
dogs, live stock. athletic sports, races,
competitive drills, indian games and
wild west exhibitions. Mr.. Hubs
that he has heard much about
C|heyenne's frontier days and he APP
preciates the fact that Cheyenne has
taken the lead in this class Of sports.
1t is for this purpose that he has
to Cheyenne in order to get
some Of our bad horses and expert
for the New Mexico show.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

anticipated. There are some cases OF
quite badly affected sheep. but as "a
whole they are not much affected
THE sheep owners were very
prompt in moving their herds. The
solution of sulphur and lime is the
one used mostly throughout Arizona,
and is reported To have done good
work. There are several other solu-
tions that the government considers
effective. such as tobacco and the
creusote and coal TAR dips The
sheep owners have q right to select
whichever one they desire. and most
of ttem selected the lime and sui
phur. 4 general cleanup Of all the
corrsls that were found to have con-
tained Infected sheep was ordered
and the dipping solution was used in
most OF these cases The infected
sheep received two dipping. ten days
apart. while the unaffected ones get
hut one dipping After ten days 90 Is
said. the eggs that are in The wool
have an Matched and the second Dip
ping cleans them an uut.
Grazing conditions are excellent
through Arizona and a large amount
of wool b. expected to be- obtained this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

delirious the unknown had discarded
his clothing. and stark naked, was
walking between the rails when run
down in the darkness and instantly
killed.
Every bone in the mans body was
broken, and the remains so badly
mangled as TO be unreeognizabie. The
trainmen searched the locality for the
mans clothes. but were unsuccessful.
and as time was pressing they we're
forced to abandon the hunt. At Bar
stow they notified the station agent,
who In turn wired to the vivision Of
fices at Needles.
Probable Murder.
Since the body vas found. there
has been some talk of a probable
robbery and murder. the stripping OF
the victim OF his clothing and plac-
ing the remains on the railroad In or
der that 4 train would mangle them.
being done TO leave no evidence of
the crime. but this theory is not re-
seriously by the railroad peo-
Pile. who state that had the man been
first killed by robbers. they would not
have removed his clothing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
UNITED STATES JURORS
DRAWN AT COURT HOUSE

The following are the names Of the
United States grand and petit jurors
drawn for the September term of the
district court here;
United states Grand Jury.
Adolpho silva. precinct II, Nalen-
ella county.
Telesphor Archibeque, precinct ~,
Sandoval county.
Manuel Mestes, precinct IS, Bernal-
lilo county.
Clefus sanches. precinct II, Ber-
nalillo county.
Manuel Montoya, Gallup, Mckinley
county.
Henry Garcia, precinct 3, Valencia
county.
Jose Gutierrez. precinct >, sando-
val county.
samuel Levy, precinct 20, Bernal-
lilo count..
Joseph Goldstein, precinct Il, Bcr-
nalillo count,.
John Lee Clark, precinct II. Ber-
nallilo counH
Julian u. Connolly, precinct 10, Va
lcnoia county.
Antonio Gricgo. precinct ., valcn-
ella county.
W. Brown. precinct 3. Bernalllo
county
John Borradaile, precinct 20, Bcr-
nalillo county.
u. NJ Ferguson, precinct -, Ber-
nalillo county.
Jose F. Chavez, precinct 6, valcn-
cha county.
Manuel Gallcgos, precinct -. Va
lencia county.
Edward Lempke. precinct &c. Bcr-
naliiln COUNTY.
=. Montoye. precinct 6, Valencia
county.
c. Sarcino. precinct -
lguaclo Chaves. p%recinc tn, Bcr-
nalillo county.
United States Petit Jury.
Eisio Martinez, precinct IS. Va
lencia county.
+ Jose Moya. precinct e. Valencia
county.
T. r Delaney. precinct 20. Bcrnal.
ule counts
-. Lahetto. precinct 49,, BcrnamIo
county
Juanito Garcia. precinct rs, Bcr-
aa!!.,u county.
Jose T MirabaI, precinct s. valcn-
cha county.
Jose Baca. precinct 80, HernaIuo
county
r. raz. precinct 50. Bcruauno
county
owen plnsdele. precinct ~. Bcr-
nalIIo county.
" = strickler. precinct ~. Bcr-
uallllo county
los. Vstacy rort Wfng.t, N.kf,-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

iects aud their rooms viii be- found
ON the blackboard OF the lobby iu the
administration building The follow
ing Information for the benefit of now
students appears In the first number
Of the University Weekly which WAS
published yesterday.
See Treasurer First.
An students are required 10 see tpc
treasurer aud receive their member
ship cards from him before they en-
roll. These cards are presented Ia
the register aud the student cnrulls
Application Blanks.
New students then apply tu the
president for application blanks
and their class standing H deter
mined.
odd students.
old students do not need 90 have
application blanks. hut go directly "a
the instructors from whom they are
to take courses The respective in-
structors sign the cards and the stu
dents return them 60 the office.
Glasses Begin Tuesday.
There Will be no regular CLASSES
Monday. but Tuesday all classes viii
meet al the hours stated uu The sched-
ule bulletin board. This big board iu
the lobby will shoR exactly what
classes arc TO be taught Who The m-
structors are and al What hours Tine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
HELP WANTED--femaIe

WANTED-Woman cook at the Uni
versity: good wages and no extra
h~ousework. Address T., care Morn
ing Journal office, giving references,
WANTED-Ladies desiring Millinery at less
than cost 70 call on Miss Crane, 512 North
Second street, Millinery and
ParloTs; also apprentices wanted
WANTED-Girl for general hOusework;
good wages. Mrs. A. b. McGaffey. 1873
Tiieras road.
WANTED-A good seamstress for ladies
tailoring at 33 Barnett Building.
WANTED-Girl 10 years old or older for
light house work. A. l.. Burton. cor. High
and Hazeldine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
Montezuma BAH Committees.


j. II. O'Rielly. who Is to hava
charge of the Montezuma ball again
his year. has named his committees
to assist him in making the grand ball
the most brilliant function ever seen
in Albuquerque. It will be held as
usual at the Alvarado. and the deco
ration scheme as already partially
worked out viii be dazzling. The
committees are:
Arrangement. II O'Rielly, +.
]. Alger, Ivan Grunsfeld, Maynard
Gunsul. b. O. Jaffa. H. Schwietzer. II.
5. Pickard. Felix Lester.
observation-disclosures Gunsul. chair
man: Frank Mckee. w. p. Johnson.
John Lee Clark, ID \. Macpherson,
c. NJ Carr, Alfred Grunsfeld. w. 5.
Hopewell, +. a. Hubbcll. Noa llfeld.
.. y. Marion. w. :. Strickler. NJ. w.
Flournoy, NJ. l. Stern, \. 3. McGaf-
fey, Sol Luna. G. l.. Brooks. j. n.
Coffin. DR.. J. F, Pearce, Judge /. A.
Abbott, f. II. Kent. +. +. McCanna,
r. II. Collier. Or. J. II. Wroth, f.
w. Dobson. Dr.. J. 3. cutter, w. =,
Childers, j e. Smitrers, d. g.. Grant,
NJ. q. C~hadbournc. J. A.. Weinman,
= 70 ilhA ~ AANfHhaH Ne - 1RAAFAif
Jr., Gallup, W. {. Portcrfield. silver
city: Jose Sena. santa Fe: l.. c.
Becker. Belen, J.. 6. McNary, FL Paso:
c. c. Hall, Hollywood, cal; II. j.. Ha-
german. Roswell w. l.. Bibo, Carts
bad; j. A. Mahbney. Deming; Leo
Verkamp. Flagstaff, w. O. Horabin,
Thoreau; VIM. Van Houtcn. Ration;
John stein. Las Vegas.
Floor-H. ). Packard, chairman;
r.. j Alger, Felix Lester, D.. 5. Rosen-
valid. II. 3. Weller, r. y, Wilkerson,
Leon Hertzog, John Lee Clarke, Roy
II. Mcdonald.
Music-H. $. Pickard, chairman;
Felix II. Lester, Ivan Grunsfeld,
Programme. j. Al~er. chairman,
b. O. Jaffa. Maynard GunsGI.
Docorations-H. SrhVoitzer. chair
man; A. b. McGaffcy, John Leo
Clarke.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
REGISTRATION To
BEGIN PROMPTLY
At NINE
Students VIII Tax Capacity Of
Big School on the Hill at Be
ginning Of It's Most Success
full Year,

At . O'Clock tomorrow morning tine
fan semester Of the University of New
Mexico viii begin when the rcgistta-
ton Of students starts iu the office of
the first floor OF The administration
building on the campus. The presi-
dent. registrar and treasurer will be
IN the office ala day 10 receive stu
dents and get them properly enrolled
for the beginning OF tneir years work
4 list Of the INSTRUCTORS their sub
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
ARIZONA SHEEP WERE
NOT BADLY AFFECTED
Veterinary In~prrtur Allcn Sas~ own
er- Mcrc VERY Prompt iu Moving
Their Herds to Dipping Places

United States Veterinary Inspector
ia r.. Allen has just completed ID
four months inspection of sheep and
the supervision ~ the dipping Of
sheep IN Arin,ua AMER getting
through with the work Boo that terri
tory Allen came Go Sew Mexico Co
perform The same duties here Speak
ing % Arizona hr =aid'
The sheep Of Arizona we're not as
badly affected This year as had been
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

house last night and did hIm dp ln
great shape. Put 10 an nNer him
Indeed VIII the fellow die
No. hut he's HORRIBLY bruised
Brown tried to stab him with his
wife's penknife Puck
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
SHERLOCK HOLMES

couldn't find the one man In this town
that ants hat saddle or driving
horse OF yours as surely ana a. quock-
" ~ a FOR sale al can 90: and Sher-
locks fee would be larger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS

MRS RUTHERFORD is again doing all
kinds " hair work. Call 5l7 South Broad
way.
MONEY TO LOAN-Ou real estate. ln
sums 60 suit. W. J.. Metcalf 32i Gold
avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Tie strap on Tiieras Road. Owner
pay for this al. and get strap at Journai
office.
LOST, STRAYED OR sTOLEN-Green en-
ameled pin neur de lis pattern. Finder
Will be rewarded for trouble If pin is left
with Il. o. Price. real estate agent, 2l2
South Second Street.