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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

I'm just little discouraged with
NY work said the tail New York
boy who has started out on the road
Il was making my second trip west
when | met an cid drummer who had
beer on the road for more than thirty
years He sat with grip between his
knees and talked to me
"Tbuck II. my boy be said II
there IS ;inything else in the world
you can do, do it. Look AT my gray
hair don't know what II Is to hAv'
a home. For thirty years | haze ssc'.
my wife about once in FIVE weeks !
know that I've a wife ana children il
fat III New York. hat that's I'll | nt
know about them. II" chiid"Vn haT'
grown up and married. but hive n3'
had time TO attend thc.c weddings. y.
wife hiss grown gray. too, but she has
had the best OF IT, she has had ::
home arA the children. II there i
anythin. else in the world you can do
my boy he repeated. quit drumming
and do il.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13
NEED VINOL
for it hastens recovery by
creating strength

member OF III. firm OF Hood 4
Curtin. our local druggists says:
There - Just one thing 'he matter
with a person who has been sick
lh..g il weakness.
~o all such people IN waxahachl,
-, commend our delicious cod Nv
vF 1il preparation. vtnol. AS the best
FvuAfh creator foE conyaIsrS~n's
- have os.r sold Ia our store.
Vinol strengthens the flscsiis"
ofsAus, creates an appetite. PROMOTE,
suand si.s.p. make itch. I'd blood.
and builds 40 q depleted system ~
health and slgoE
Thl. IL b.sesas. Ninol contains in
= ais.l, concentrated form all NJ
"a. medicinal aud str.n<th cr~atins
.sl.gn.nis Of cod liver oil, actually Ia
zen from fresh Gods lisor~, vita
he as-s,s--<. nAaseAtinE oil .linsna-
Ted and tonic iron added.
We return money 20 ihos- ~ac
buy vinoi and receive no :. nsns-
hood 4 Csriin. druggssss
Note Whil.. ~e are sole .e,-nfs
tor vinoi IN Waxshachie IL is no~
for ~Ase IT the sesding drug store in
a~AYsy every town and city In me
cSSnSYy Look for the vinoi Agwocy
n v~~ay sOWu.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

lac Law .,il prohibit .his. IL In tho
sasf~>a pt~slnets IT sas s~o HOUSES,
Aad esrn there. any eifssra must
r. heard on wny nssasar- affecting
him at sseh times aud places a. sns
is9istasafe nss a.a.rmsne. There
have t~~a Ia sas TEXAS legislature
ssssa sa ..3s mentally aai morally
ina ;asy arv Hattie to nc s~~atsesi
from ID. path 81 duty or Ftgh'. ey
sotstnx ia eoasass ~ssh stronger
minds ans ~e.re. hat n. remedy
for this condition must es In The 80
lection vi stranger men Tor the re-
spoussbg- position o. ta~-makef
I.rx,~la,ioa in ts~s~rAl.
As ~as the case last week. The
Bailey invest CATION has bs.n
back set 10 Legislation. aud little OF
great lmportane. has been accorn
piishad, There has. bscn hundreds
" bills introduced OF high and los
grad. and III. general trend Of sam"
would Indicate that many of th. leg
islators have been busy locking up
the NOTES In the other fellows eye
and preparing bills to take II out BY
stainte. A fine illustration OF the old
blu. back sp.ller fables OF th. other
fellows bull being gor.d ls seen
here. Fully ninety per cent of the
bills introduced In the house affect
the personal liberty or business OF
the other fellow" and II many OF
these legislators had their way they
would fix all OF the laws for the ben
Gift OF their home town or county
and make themselves the biggest pol
lticians in the country. or course
legislator ought TO fight for what he
thinks is right from his view point,
but ouly a fool Will contend because.
a thing looks wrong from his stand
point IL is wrong.
legislative fights are similar to
the one between the knight OF the
silver and of the Gold When things
are seem from the other mans side
right broadens to cover both.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13
Cut Flowers.

Give US trial for carnations. We
have the best We also make any
kind of floral design. Price 800 to
$4,000. Both phones. Bird Forrest.
the Wayahachie Florist. 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13
Chronic Constipation Cured.

one VINO suffers from chronic con-
stipa ton is in danger of many SER
ious ailments. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation as
it aids digestion and stimulates the
liver and bowels, restoring the nat
ural action of these organs. Com
mence taking it today and you will
feel better at once. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or
grippe and is very pleasant to take.
Refuse substitutes. B. w. Fearis,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

sAnsr - cnsy ctr nszn. hardly COST OF
eusf.ws sn~ar-ryscnrs-a. anhao~a aad
n~a TO shc is~ Nc has not gADrs
ST 4 .ho~ to naAsnsaia she aide OF
The pfu~~se sssun. sesrs an Older ani
more ssr-evsene.ss l@~ycg ~erasng
q ioa. could 40, hapc 10 successfully
A.. ~ AA#s Aa& sss@ors@ of he able
.ega! tal.ns ~ho hss" heretofore TAX
en- an intstes, in this matter
IL H. aid that Gen~tal Craze aud
Iuag. Cocs ystil ot Dallas. have offer
e~i their services al aay iiua. II they
arr nor herw t~eeaass Co~k- thinks
h. can manage shs business and doc
not want them. IL i~ rliieaousif
vanity 90 the part az Mr. ccche AF
Cooke stands about as much ehans"
Ia successfully contend asaiaAt The
three lawyers on the other sl8s a. a
no. with \ niger shooter would la
a contest With nili Mcdonald and hts
forty five. Herein is the investiss tina
a farce nu, We can hardly hlam"
ihe committee unless they has" re
fused To let other attorneys appear,
The committee did bar Coz Bill
Crawford and Judge Etheridse OF
Dallas. without legitimate reason.
but there muse DC other lawyers who
could bc secured
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

This being p. Creates piano "a
Ter ever presented In Ennis. am fai-
ls convinced ia. ~ opportunity
will b. taken aava-tAss of quickly
Aad the pianos 9tii al Eo Ia iss-s han
Is txvS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

There have be~u some lively uus~
Ia the hossse over the bin to prohibit
.obS,sas OF sovr~r. about a. Tar ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

can bsgsn 10 quote pr1cs-s that
wt.i convey fully and fairly to roar
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13
Best and Most Reliable Makes.

They are all-these 81 pianos
brand new instruments shipped di-
rect from the factories in full car
load lots. They are the best. newest
and latest styles of pianos made by
ChickerinS Bros. kimball, Hallet
4 Davis. Schmidt & Schultz. Fischer,
Bradford Piano Co., Matbusbek and
other well known makers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13
Tn. Hiring Of bailey

Governor Francis also testified on
IN. 9th that Bailey went TO ST Louis
20 m.,t Piorc., at his request made
by telegraph n. also testified that
Pierre. asked him 10 recommend Il
Texas lawyer and he recommended
Bailey. IN. senator was therefore
hired as lawyer yet practiced in
:luenC, before the departments of
state sovernm. ON behalf of the
Waters Pierce company. Mr Bailey
admits pra,tioinr influence and this
~ his reason Tor refusing 20 accept
"a fv.
~ Jason ~ the influence uNert"d
for ,hs Waters Pierce company, Mt.
BAILEY did r.c.is. i.ss In tn. shape
NJ cmrlcym~ns In other matters for
several years for which De received
large sums - money Mr. HALEY
narrowed money on the tirst Job
aud aid b, bss1~ out ~ suli larger
fs.e received later That - IN, sum
and sutstAnc" # n.
Complaints 1t uns~Arn... II ,"m-
6otus~Fs
3 efrai deal has te"u said NJ the
alleged unfssrr.~~ II ths hous" com.
mii,.-e N. past s.-sA That the pros
s-urions sd. has got n. ~orst II
N. d.-riaous there Is little doubt. sss
/ do Dot thins his Is 81 much be-
csu~s ~ bias OF the COMMITTEES, An the
unequal representation NJ tie two
sides
The Bailey SIDE is represented BY
Rsls.~y ~ Veil ~ thrs-s of the oldest
Aai b.--s iaSyer~ in Texas They
hAs. LAT Er.-Sc experience Ia trials.
IN o~v~sop,ns testimony. II mAkiax
o1 r<,ioas 70 Testimony and In aues-
TIMING vftn~~ess - sAoW snetr SIDE
In ,t- best itGAt On the ether ssdr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

raoy arr All 70 riaHus marked ia
plain fssor"s. both AZ fo original sc
regular price and the safe price ~
you can ~.e ~ .ianoa he Ere4t
sayiu. you are 20 make hy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

Fpf "a. scoolamuss-ss0a " tsos-s
a no cannot veil ALI TURNS 'Be aAy
shall keep N. str-a oWn s~ury
evening ansil ~ ociocs Come egysy
to w.-sarc choir s.-vasas es'a ~aAs
"A rs days
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-13

Every person who is nj all interest
cd in the purchase of an instrument
either piano, organ, piano play
er or player piano. upright or grand
should read this carefully.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

~ PLEASURE OF A PICNIC DE-
PENDs MUCH on WHAT VOC HAVE 10
EAT. WE PROVIDE NICE THINGS FOR
PICNICs OR OTHER DINNER. AND WE
MAKE ~ BEST BREAD NOu a
BUY ANY PLACE. IT ~ MADE OF GOOD
MATERIAL. WELL MINED AND WELL
BAKED. ENJOYMENT AND HEALTH
ARE THE RESULTS or EATING OUR
PRODUCTS. 5. BALLING. SOUTH FIRST
STREET. i.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

an accident az the mills "Wednesday
afternoon Young Scrna had The tails
OF his coat caught IN the driving shaft
Of one Of the engines and made the
circuit with the big piece Of maehln-
cry. HIS body was badly bruised and
the bones Of his left arm were broken.
lie viii recover.
clark NJ carr of Guam and This
city. tho well known lumber man, has
purchased twenty-five million feet Of
dead and mature western yellow pine
timber Off the Fort Wlngate Military
reservation from the United states
government The purchaser, II is said,
pays 1925 "a thousand feet for the
timber The timber cutting contract
runs for five years, with the usual
stlpulations made by the forest SER
vice as to reforestation, size Of trees,
prevention OF fires. etc.
Joseph Henry Richardson. for some
months "a resident Of Albuquerque,
died yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at his home, g2l Mountain road. aged
drv-pight years. MT Richardson
was surrounded by his son and three
daughters at the final hour. "a brother
Jones -. Richardson, of Denver, also
being present Mr. Richardson camc
to Albuducrdue last September from
Creole. Colo. which had been his
home for some fifteen years He pur-
chnscd property and bought the r. G.
Vnso residence IA which he made his
home. re took an active interest in
local affairs and had he lived would
have been q useful citizen He Is sur
vived by his son. Arthur J. Richard
SON. aud three daughters. Mrs. White
head. Miss Nora ana Miss Minnie
Richardson. his brother James ana
another brother who lives In Eng
land. Mr.. Richardson WAS born In
Hun. England, July g, iSf9, and came
TO The United States after he had
reached manhood. lie had accumu-
lated u comfortable fortune. The iu-
neral VIII be held thi4 afternoon at 3
O'Clock from the Borders undertaking.
parlurg. friends of the family being IN
vitrd 10 DO present. intcrmcnt VIII
he IN FairVlew cemetery.
H. G.. Medley was an arrival from
Magdaicna yesterday.
August R|eingardt was la the city
from Santa Zee yesterday.
Territorial IRRIGATION Engineer Ner-
non J. Sullivan spent the day here
yesterday.
John Mckee, son OF Mayor Frank
Mckee. g. expected 90 return home to-
day from Charlotte Han Military
academy, a Washington, u. G
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
SMITHERS WILL BE
MANAGER OF ALVARAD0
Expcrlcnced Hotel Man Wei known
In New Mexico Comes From the
Castcnada 10 Take Charge Here.

It was announced yesterday h a Mr..
J. T.. Smithers, one of the veterans OF
the Harvey eating house service, VIII
arrive in Albuquerque on saturday -
Sunday to become manager of the AL
varado hotel. Succeeding Mr.. j.. g.
Brown, Who has been temporarily ia
charge of the hotel.
Mr.. Smfthers comes 10 Albuquerque
from The CaAcplda hotel in Las We
gas. where IN has been manager for
some time. Previous TO his appoint
mont to the Las Vegas house he has
served at various points along the sys'
TEN. Before coming to the Harvey
system he was manager of the New
York Ccntral's railroad and dining car
service with headquarters in New
York city. He IS an experienced hotel
man and very popular with the travel
ing public of the southwest.
Mr.. Brown. who has been tempo
rarily Ia charge of the Alvarado but
who is "A member of the aeeeuntlng
department of the system, VIII go
from Albuquerque 10 ST. Louis, where
he Will take chargc Ol Union station
hotel ana eating house while Fred
Manager. the manager, takes his vaca'
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
A FAST BUNCH Of
GOOD RACES At
TRACTION PARK
Nimble Jim, Master DeImar and
Daniel j. Take Money in
Trotting and Pacing Events,
A Good Program,

Nlmble Jim. Master pclmar aud
Daniel j., aIl famous Albuquerque ia-
.Voritps. took the first money lu the
three principal event at the races at
Traction park yesterday afternoon
under the auspices or the Gcutlcmcu's
Driving association The winners were
given au ovation as they Came boz hs
the splendid Fourth of July crowd
that packed the grand stand an the
afternoon The races began shortly
h-f..- g O'Clock lnd continued at iu-
|tcrNuls all the afternoon, while tho
ban game was in progress iusid, tho
track.
The rr-t event was u trpt ur pace
for ID purse uf 500, entered hA % a.
GroeulDafs McGtut,. driven hN Don
thue ~ $ TrlmhIcs Nimhlc Jim, hy
W o. TrImhIc. aud o. D. Shiulrk's
NailrN, hN r. j Shlnl.k There wore
four heats. NImblr Jim being uu easy
winner 300 thc urst second and fourth.
th, tImr boa Che four nctts being
ans t-2, tsla az. ttN and $50 l--
NimhIc Jim was s third boz che inItI
hrtt MUtilntA finishing first. Mo
.Giutt ul. second 300 the other three
heats u.lI,y nriuEiur up tnc rear In
900 but the Ihlrd
Tbc SECOND event Was I'd I.i5 trot
for 1 tfau purse
Dr D. r. ptarrc Master py'wlr
driven Jos i. Martin. finished firsf fU
900 three heats. Boo ilt. Ilf and
l.ti. respectively D.. Collin. Charlie,
A. Do only other entry. Driven Do,
COLLINS had uu SHOW With th, FuIru,
horse
iu fho th.ri event. % ff.U. flr-t.
nt.r Cor kfaH purse . Johns.
Daniel =. driven hi johnston UHH
.fL.r 4I... .H4uH..H uHHH did. .U..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
ROBBED FREEzERS
THROUGH HOLES
IN THE ROOF
Downfall Of Santa Fe Con-
ductor After Being Faithful
EmpIoye of Company for
Over Five Years,

TO be caught dead to rights in q
box car thieyery after being . trusted
and faithful employe OF the Santa Zee
company for over five years, is the
unpleasant fate Of Freight Conductor
+. l.. Kent. Of Las Vegas. who. with
Brakeman r. 6. Mowry. was placed
under "a heavy bond TO await the ac-
ton of the grand jury at Las Vegas
Wednesday
Kent has a wife and children at RAJ
ton and many friends who have been
loath to believe I'm his fall from grace.
There is apparently, however, a clear
case against him. Kent pleaded not
guilty. the brakeman. however, max
ing q clean breast, OF the whole bust
ness. The latter Is a young fellow
who the officers believe was rOped
into the job by Kent.
The men were charged with break
ing into five different refrigerator
cars containing merchandise at five
different lines, the cars being en-
tered whiie IN freight trains in charge
OF Kent. II Is said the two men let
themselves down into the cars through
the ve|ntilators in the roofs and stole
q little Of everything they could lay
their hands on. Several hundred dol
lars worth OF goods Is alleged To have
taken between Las Vegas and
where Kent and Mowry have
been running lately. The offenders
were bound over after a hearing be
fore the United States commissioner
NJ las Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
MOS LOSE
TO BROWNS BY
IS To THREE
Biz Crowd of Fans See Fairly
Good Exhibition Of National
Game at Traction Park on
he Fourth of July,

TnD Mcintosh browns defeated the
Geronimo club trtm Yesterday after
.sr ZEE Traction park before o. crowd
90. ErHnd stand Dog o score of o. tu 8
4. HuuEh DO proved rather u%ur--ided.
.HI game was nevertheless "a good one
fHI pleased che spectators. who kept
an % lively Interest Boz fhr game while
H'inr in the hoaf uf nnc uf thc most
.I fr.u afternoons of thr summer
Tnr Grrnu.mu- starred out with the
enfion of dniuE -nmcthinr. and
managed tu get three runs iu tine first
re 600 errors. Archer however.
..r Inc whole team rather went Co
Gem runs Tor tht Hrnuus helped on hN
H. f.arth
NtHe. on thIrt made good 40
rough thr game ana got a bunch 10
use several Uu'a- GalgIun the
rrs.s tNiricr did nai ret warmed uu
urtI the latter half of The game when
H rHt ln form snd had things Dis own
nat There were same rathcr spec
tlUl I'd hits aud some neat fielding
stunts Take 90 altogether the game
was good exhibition. but free from
flriInE FEATURE
rhe lineup was d follows
wns-Kunl 4h CLANCY
Gaigsuo. 81 Iasatsr H NeHueh.
Uf kauD sd NNe and Graham. &C..
~naf fh Mcdonald e.
GrranHnu-Lcmhke o. Archer.
s. EdaardE d DriE 1h Hrieir.
F1uke ~ Carlp. COS Mirlsy.
~ 1ohnsou. r.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

Maximum temperature. 81. mini
mum 40. east winds part cloudy.
Forecast
Washington. july New Mex
leo and Arizona Fair To- south. local
thunderstorm ln north portions Fri
day saturday fair
" Emory Davis. secretary of the
Beleu Commercial club, was in Albu-
querquo yesterday.
l.. c crane and q X Terry, of
Hoion. we're visitors here from the
cul-off town Yesterday
Hon A. L Morrison. Of santa Fe.
delivered The Fourth of July Grafton
al EFtancia yesterday
Captain W NJ Hurst, the well
known Kansas CITY commission man,
spent The Fourth In this city.
Hugo schultz, of Alameda. Is in The
city 90 meet his brother, who Is cX-
nocted 10 arrive from Germany to-
day
Walker Heals. Of Bclcn. Of the
tirant nrnthefH Construction company.
anent the Fourth with friends In this
city
The child Of igsquipula Raca, Of
Pcna Blanca. has been brought here
and placed Ia The hospital for treat
mort.
Hon, George 81 Klock, of Albuquer-
aue. delivered the Fourth Of July adj
dress at tbs celebration la Ration yes
terdn:-
Constable r. : Garcia was fined So
In police court yesterday morning by
Acting Police Judge Mcclellan Tor be-
ina drunk
Born, 10 Mr.. ana Mrs s 7 vann
2la North Granite avenue, a baby
hoy. at . o'clock ON the Fourth Of
July. 1907.
w n Clark. owner ~ the Clark
hotel In iiulbrook, was here yesterday
on his way to thc Elks' reunion Ia
Philadelphia.
Mrs J A. Han Of Miamisburg,
ohio. has arrived here to visit her
son John flali, ana daughter. Mrs
NJ NJ butcher.
Charles Hubbcll ana Flavio SAN
doval have returned from oklahoma.
where they went with q shipment Of
ten carloads of yeurling lambs.
N. Prowiit. Of the Colorado National
life Insurance company. returned ycs-I
fcriay morning from a business trip
90 tho southern part of the territory
The regular meeting of tho ladies Of
the @. A.. Il VIII Doe held this after
moon at $3.50 O'Clock at The home of
Mrs. Greenlow, ago West Coal avenue
. x Frakea and Mrs Trakes, G. N
Wells and Mrs Wells g. $ Dodge
olv Fisher and pr Rowcl. AN of
nclcn, were in Albuquerque to celc-
bratc The Fourth.
j. q Fcrger Arthur E,eritt and
others have lcft fuf Saratoga. y. v,
90 attend the |tricunial conclayo 81 the
kuighis Tcmplar which conteucs
there ln % few days.
Mrs Alice n THROWN aud daughter.
Mlss NlNian. have arrived from oak
lnnd cal. and VIII spend several
weeks with Mrs Browns daughter.
M5- = : siarra
IS " Rosenvald. tho well known
dr, gouds merchant leaves sunday
might for Sew fork Whore hc VIII hc
inf suulr 'lme buying hit IAN %
winter stock ct goods
pr g. ~. johnson lcn yesterday
for Ncv York where be- goes Go use
sis. pr Nandrrpool iu Am operation
fir vit ,i.'t Philadelphia and Wash
irs,un before returning home.
Mrs D. u jackson and daughters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05
THE WHOLE DAMN
FAMILY HERE
Grand Gathering of Railroad
MooreS From All Sections of
the Country in Albuquerque
Yesterday.

There was q small sized convention
Of Moores in the city yesterday G. \.
Moore, of La Junta. travelling agent OF
the Santa Fo Refrigerator Dispatch
company. arrived in the city and was
met mere by Travelling P~assengeT
Agent Harold n. Moore of the Santa
Fe, with headquarters in Los An
geles. who came in with a party Of
knights Templar e%astbound and left
on one of the teachers specials {. A.
Moore. travelling passenger agent for
the Santa Fe with headquarters in
Des Moines. Ia. passed through on
one Of the teachers specials and while
here was the guest Of his brother,
Harvey Moore. chief clerk to Agent
Purdv at the local offices. Another
member Of the Moore party was Harry
r. Moore. of San francisco. past presl-
dent Of the California division of the
Travellers Protective association or
America.
There may have been more Moores,
but this is all shat could be located
during the day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

Charles Spahr has succeeded NJ
shear as assistant t%imekeeper at the
shops.
Machinlsts Arthur Daum and II. A.
Wygnnt have resigned and leave In a
few days FOR ST. Paul, MINI.
Coppersmith James Murray leaves
saturday night for Columbus, ohio,
on a thirty days leave Of absence.
Roadmaster o. Gabriel, for the first
district. spcnt the Fourth at Williams,
Ariz. with his family.
Thinner G. II. Hawkins. at the local
shops. has resigned 70 return 10 his
old home in McFall Mo.
chief Bonus Clerk Earl Blood. Of
the local shops, has returned from To-
peka, where hc attended a convention
Of the bonus aud mechanical depart
mont officials.
f. NJ. Bisbcc. Of the Santa Fe me-
chauica1 department. arrived at the
Alyarado from " Junta last night.
An Indian cmpluved In the Gallup
yards was brought In 10 the Santa Fe
hospital here yesterday suffering from
bad bruises and q dislocated ankle su9-
tanned In an accident at the Carbon
city.
chief Engineer G A. Morse. OF the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe, was
an arrival from his headquarters In
Topeka last night. Mr.. Morse Is here
on business connected with the con-
~struction OF the tie plant.
-
a number Of santa Fc men con-
uectcd with the lie and timber depart
mont arrived Ina the citI last night and
Will visit the tie picking plant site
south Of the city today Among them
are y. q Faulkner of Los Angeles.
superintendent Of the tie and timber
department. T.. Rurkhoitr-. Of the Los
Vegas tie plant, ana others.
\ number OF the chief officials of
The New York Central lines are cX-
pectcd TO arrive 10 the city today or
tomorrow I'm the course ~ e tour over
thp Santa Fc system. They are tray
cling on a special train, which LETT
chicago last sunday afternoon. and
which has been making stops at Den
vcr Colorado Springs and elsewhere
cu route.
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Washington. Julv New Mex
leo and Arizona: Fair iu south. local
Thunderstorm Ia north portions Fri
day. Saturday fair
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FOREST FIRE GOING
IN CHA RESERVE
Report. Say That Large Area of Tim
Der Land Ifhs Been Burned over,
and Flames still Going.

Reports from silver city are TO ~.
eject hat a llg forest fire has ~ n
going in the ella forest reserve IN th5
vicinity If Mogollon for several days
and that hundreds of acres Of timber
lands have been burned over a big
force of rangers Is in the reserve To-
fight the fire. The reports are IN
definite and lt Is not Yet known how
extensive the damage to the reserve
will ne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-05

G ~. Corner. VI y y o.
Specially osicupaih5
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RAILROAD NOTES

Charles Spahr has succeeded NJ
Shear as assistant timekeeper at the
ghopS.