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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
out Of siAl contests to cor

'Out of sight, out o.
old saying which applet out to all the
force to sore, burn or hallenging them
been treated with BucBchool. The inn
saiye. It's out of sight. tleague are as
and out OF existence. Piltechnic, Pasa-
chiIblains disappear under wood, Comp
influence. Guaranteed bylendale and
druggist. 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

scribers holding six months contracts Ths
Housekeeper instead OF the Womans Home
Companion The Housekeeper Is preferred by
many of our patrons. II Is bright, full Of ex-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits-Elis. Left on bases-Los An
geles, 8; Portland, A. Bases on balls-On
First base on errors-Los Angeles. O. Wild
pitch-Pernoll. Time-135. Umpire-Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
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The Musical >and. >thaf Weiss fess
BY Genevra Johnstone--,

A SMALL house greeted magnifce q
N production of "Cavalleria Rusi..ii
IA cana" and .Pagliacci' at the AUD e.
torium last night. II
In ssCavalleria Rusticana" the orchestra /;
did fine work, especially in the ever
enchanting intermezzo, which they were
obliged to repeat. Maria Gonzales as
Santuzza was Just acceptable, that is all.
She has fine voice-nature has given
her that-but she did not look the part
and cannot act it.
Antonio Balestri did we'll for a young
tenor, but his tempo Is bad and he
spoiled the drinking song entirely by his
uncertainty Adolfo Puccini was the
artist OF the evening in "Cavalleria'-
beautiful voice. full of fire and passion,
his Alto was a delight to every one who
heard him
In his rollicking whip song, I'll Cavallo
Scalpita,'' with male chorus accompani-
fnent. he was superb.
The chorus deserves great credit for
their work the entire evening-intonation
good and the Regina Coeh was es-
pecially well sung. The dear little
.bombino" Qtalian child opened her lit
tie mouth and helped to sing with the
chorus. The villagers singing hymn to
the madonna. the frst chorus of the
evening. 1 have never heard better rem
dered.
.'Pagliacci'-a story peculiarly Italian
in its motive--as a whole Is graceful,
melodious, intensely dramatic and is
without a dull moment from the won
derfu1ly intense prologue, Isl puo, sig
n0re2" sung before the curtain usually by
Tonic, to the last despairing outcry of
Canio, La Commedia 9 Finita," Signor
Slgnorini did the best work he has given
us during the season last night. His
vice was clear and powerful and his
ork artistic. The passionate declama-
ton at the close of the first act, "Recitur
mentre presodal delirio," was beyond
criticism. Giuse. ..pe Pimazzoni's voice is
one OF the most beautiful l have ever
} sard and his acting of Tonic was art
itself. Let US hear him as often as pos
sible. Lima Bertozzi as Media 1 liked
immensely. She was in better voice and
gang like another artist compared with
her work in .'Mignon. Yes, I'll add
Media to her repertoire, but Mimi is her
greatest role. Again, what shame the
house was not packed to hear one of tho
very best performances we have or will
have, ] am surel
The music publisher, Sougogno. Of
Kfian, man of great wealth and enter
vrise, having for considerable time
been aware Of the fruitless attempts Of
young national composers to produce
their opera, instituted competition for
short operas in one act. Pietro Mascagni
was the fortunate winner with his now
Nrid-famous "Cavalleria Rusticana"
is the old story told a thousand
Of loves conquest, faithlessness,
turaI tragic consequences.
Hale OF Boston says Never
Neginning of opera has work
vi composer had such large
NAL popularity, bringing an
ctune to the composer,
starving with his little
ompeted for this prize,
uey enough to hire
&c occurred May
theater Of Rome.
Of the cities of
Nmerican pre-
ptember 0,
4 found
beauti-
Viaar
uot
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
SEALS SHUT OUT
OAKLAND TEAM
I;y Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 29-The Oakland
team shut out by the locals today, chiefly
through the effective pitching of Jones. who
did not allow more than single hit in any
one inning. The winners were fortunate in
securing hits in two innings when men were
on bases.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Observation-Disclosures. Two-base hits-Mel-
choir, Heitmuller Bases on bals-on Hogan,
1; off Jones. 8. Struck out-By Hogan, 6.
Time-1 h. Is m. Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

:, both to the
ended Freddie
pionship possibili-
wasting no time and
wing the Cripple Creek
nee to be on the aggres-
7se with a jab to the
mn following it with a
:, howe> the point of the
.se Of its ra>
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30


on
> get
lie first
did the
:, both to the
ended Freddie
pionship possibili-
wasting no time and
wing the Cripple Creek
nee to be on the aggres-
ose with jab to the
m,following it with a
:. howe> the point of the
4se of its ra
----abb bling
fhe Musical \and. \tnni "fess fess
BY Genevra Johnstone-eward At
SMALL house greeted magnifts ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03

FOR sALE-Lumber of two buildings.
cheap. Inquire II Mrs. Weed. 215 W
silver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


NANTEp-TWo umfurnished rooms with
bath and board 10 private family. must
De close in and modern. Address Box
ts4. city.
WANTED-Married man wants position on
stock. fruit ~ garden ranch. Can give
good references g X r.. Journal
WANTED-Pos.tion by married man, on
truck farm First class reference. q x.
b.. Journal
WANTED-Elderiy lady wishes position In
small family as hausekeeper or in Wild
overs home 8 a s. Journal.
WANTED-An uufurnlshcd 3 or . room
house must bee lu good neighhorhood and
modern; no children or inyaiids In family.
Address T. j. Smith. Post onice Inspector.
Gifts.
WANTED-Lmber teams 70 haul lumber
from our mill in Cochiu Canon % Do
mingo, % miles; good roads and good wa
ter. Address Domingo Lumber Co. Thorn
ton. y. ~
WANTED certain number OF boarders
pay your fixed expenses: evcfy one above
that number pays you a profit. you can al
ways keep the number right by using the
want columns Of the Morning Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
MASKED BALL At
CASINO PROVES A
BIG SUCCESS
Elaborate and Handsome Cos
tunes Seen on Floor Of Big
Pavilion at Labor Day Event

The Ellis orches Labor day mas
querade bail given at the Casino Ia 8.
night by the popular musical organiza-
ton Was Of the most enjoyable at
fairs Of the season. when the opening
two-step was started az $3.50 O'Clock
over nifty couples were on the floor.
and they kept arriving for "A long time
after the dance began. Masks off"
WAS the order given at 1880 O'Clock.
after which the regular dancing pro-
gram started. There were many hand
some and elaborate costumes on the
floor. one Of the best Of which was
that Of VIII Ryan as George Washing
ton. His resemblance 10 the hero Of
the celebrated Ratchet episode was
most striking. Leon Mandell an "a
German soldier and his brother as "A
cabaiiera from old Mexico, attracted
considerable favorable comment The
ladies present wore costumes repre-
senting the reiEning styles Of almost
every country on the globe and the ef-
feet was gay and giddy In the extreme.
Director Fred X. Ellis Of tho orchestra
arranged a splendid dance program
and the music by the orchestra was
splendid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OPEN TODAY FOR
FALL TERM
Other institutions Also Begin
the Years Work The Small
Boys Troubles Begin in Ear
nest,

4 W W - ~ HWY NAN MNA ANNNNN
The saddesi Of the year"
or A least u seems that way 90 the
small hoy who looked forward last
spring to the seemingly endless vista
81 vacation. with dun care locked IN
the closet n a Joyous program Of
fishing. marbles. base bail and Skinny
before him. All good things ave an
end and Il Is up 90 the urchin 20 keep
= stin upper iip. get Town his dust
covered books and trudge manfully
down the street to the schoolus
n isn't 80 bad after YOU get started.
hut It's like pulling teeth the nrst day
Today h. the first day Of school.
The public school accommodations in
Albuquerque are larger than they ever
were before. but n seems impossible
for even a f~ar-siEhtcd school hoard
a. calculate on the surprising Increase
in enrolment which each ear shows.
The schools are going 90 be- crowded
with a splendid teaching force, COM
modious buildings and n capable sup
erinfsudent lu charge Of all nc pros
pects for a successful public school
wear were never better Albuquerque
has 4 public school system which will
not take q back seat for one in q
citv ~ 40.000 inhabitants and the citN
should DE- proud 81 a. II u one ~ Al
h~uuueruue'a best nEsctE. The parpch-
iai school and 81 NinCent's academy
also begin the work % the school year
this morning. and both will have a
large attendance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
Barrel
MISSES HEAD
Of c LERK
{, Walker Has Narrow
Escape at Court HouSe-A
Quiet Time at Temple of Jus
tee.

Outside OF a hricf session OF the jus
ticc court in thh court house basement
yesterday there was little excitement
about the temple OF Justice. barring a
rather sensational accident in the of
fee OF Probate clerk Arthur T..
Walker. A large piece OF plaster
without warning quietly detached st.
self from the ceiling and sWoopcd for
the Uranium 81 the clerk. Mr. Walker
lodged barely IN time
Mrs. Ida l. Plummer assistant to
the probate clerk, returned to her
work yesterday after "a short vacation.
The only reason ! can asCribc FOR
this strange accident said Mr..
Walker. grayely. lis the return of my
assistant.
Territorial grand and petit jurors
for the September term Of the district
court were drawn by Clerk John Ncna-
BILE Yesterday. and the lists placed in
the hands Of sheriff Perfecto Armiio
and his deputies who will summon
the jurors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
Vice President rendered Cor
dial Invitation to the Carnival
by the Unterified Advance
Agent Webster.
HOLDS C0NFAB WITH
H00SIER AT GALLUP
u Shall be Pleased to Come If
My Engagements Permit" Is
Mr. Fairbanks Answer TO the
Fair Man.

Vice President Charles Warren Fair
banks succeeded in slipping quietly
and u~nobtrusively through Albuquer-
que in the Silly night. but Il takes
a more far-sighted man thar a vice
president 10 get away from the TWEEN
t~y-Scvonth Annual Territorial fair.
When Mr.. Fairbanks got to Gallup tine
first object which attracted his atten-
ton was a luridly decorated express
car. prnamented with captive balloons,
bucklng broncos and startling legends
which could not help but penetrate the
reserve Of a vice president. by the
time Mr.. Fairbanks got safely out Of
his car to Investigate the phenomena
further. he was huttonholcd beyond
Of redemption by Mr.. Webster.
bin poster In chief OF the Greatest
Ever.
Excuse me. I am ON my VaCa-" be-
gan the vice president. helplessly.
But it was an OFF. Webster had
him. And by the time Webster got
through With tho vice president. he
had accepted an invitation To stop in
Albuquerque on his way east. III his
engagements permitted" and visit tho
Big Fair.
Webster got through the ice coating
had the l%ndianian so thawod hy the
limo hts train pulled out hat tt IS said
he rest uf the party had a hard tim"
% keep him from returning 90 Albu-
luerque with Webster on the spot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
THE RUSSELL HATCHER
COMPANY IL COMING

Manager jay A. Hubs Of tho fair,
leaves Wednesday morning for Rocky
Ford. Col, where he viii make final
arrangements with the Russell
Hatcher Carnival company Co come O.
Albuquerque during fair week. Tn.
contract has been signed up but a few
details remain 90 be talked over. Tn
Russell Hatcher company has ten
good shows. and there will be- "a Ferris
wheel and some more stunts besides.
with Fighting the Flames" ITSELF
bigger than the biggest carnival COM
and Independent shows. the
prospects FOR a red hot celebration
during the great week appear rosy.
The SayaEes from Minneapolis.
man and wife, who do tight wire and
revolving stunts and who have made
a. sensation everywhere. viii form @
OF the star attractions They exhibit
IN tho midst Of a maze of cloctrict
lights and fireworks and the display
Is said 70 be very spectacular.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
MOONSHINERS To
Be TRIED IN
SANTA FE
DodSon Brothers, Who Have
Been Confined in BemaIilIo
County Jail, Taken to Capital
This Morning.

The pndspn brothers arrested about
thrcc weeks ago in Denver hy the les
.eral authorities. who charge them with
violating the internal revenue laws hN
making and selling liquor at Cimarron.
y. NJ. without a government permit.
will be taken To Santa Pc this morn
lnE hy Deputy United States Marshal
}. n. Smith. where they viii De tried
before the federal omr
The hrathars had been m1oushiu-
ing for SOME time before Marshal
Foraker learned of their still. when
his dopufics made their raid on tho
stlL the updson boys had ski
dooed.
They were arrested ln Denver and
brought tn the B%CrnsiilIu county lail
where thel have been confined ever
since.
should they be found guilty. 30 o.
likely Thar they viii D. sent to the reu-
lfenuln af LeaVeuwurth. HAS wnCrr
go federal prisoners arc confined.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
SAYS TREE AMIGOS
IS FIRST CLASS
PROPOSITION
Expert Mclaughlin Examines
Mexican Mines in Interest Of
250,O00 Shares of AIbu-
QuerQue Stock,

j y Mclaughlin. of this city. tho
we'll known mining operator and cN-
pert. left here recently for the vicinity
81 Casa Grandes. Mexico. 90 examine
the properties of the Tres Amigos
Gold Mining company IA the interest
81 some $50. 900 shares Of stock held
by albuquerque people. Mr.. Me-
tAughlin yesterday wired To Secretary
A. O. o Cooke Of the company that
u thorough Investigation he pro-
nounces the proposition a FIRST class in
vestment. and the properties very
valuable. The Tres Amigos company
il practically an Albuquerque institu-
ton, as almost all the stock b. held
by Albuquerque people, many Of them
among the most prominent business
Of the city II is understood the
report of Mr. Mclaughlin vas made
after a most exhaustive investigation
Of the mines on which development
ork D. now progressing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
THIS CARRIED
1T HOME

Honolulu Evening NuiIrUul
~ $ & curious bat satisfactory fact
that chronic Burhf'a Disease which
urraraing ~ medical H~ufhnritir- b. an
in~rufahie Hnd fatal disease. d. now
actually being cured We have NOT
attached lmrnfiure fp statements uf
r~ar1NefiHF We have Seen In fht papers
from fhf asfH hut fhsf tnrl ar. uHt
ct fumHrH p unu evident from aft-
Frai rslufHTIHs hers.
a ~ nfIs nf fhr Honolulu Drug
80 ffiH u Hf fup Interesting cases
Dnf Has swollen with fHursf Hur fl
advance HnEhfr Disease u both
TIE patenf end hi- qhr irIan bad
EIsen ur auI# ufla keTf ureInE IL frtaI
uf fhH new specific unrI fhr Patient
finally consented Recovery Uns conn.
later Tor California uH.fr hr nov poe
sldeH
Another rase was fhaf af nn rrrr
waa IN = hospital ana considered h.rr
leas mhsn puf un fhf ~ fmrrf N.
has p hecn hart 81 Dds H fnr
Hsma time
rha specific thar ns- cru
called Fulfnus Compound fHr Nrrr
utsease 81 seems 60 o. "a
every OTIS says there are trrH f.u
failure hut that BE- Require Taf
-Hanniuin Bulletin
Ne ere aEruts Tor fnts com
= "a usniefg Co. drucrtsts Alhul1
uue = s.
When Co suspect rrIrhfs De-
ussaura or iue ~ aeiEnf. nHHrr
petty ankiea hand Or fYruIs Iurf
4rsutle after thr third muutn u-iuH
map show aHllmeuL falling VISION
d~rasslnesa % you have aly RI tnrt
uend fgf fire. booklet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
new YORK UNION
MAN DELIVERS
ADDRESS
INTERESTING LABOR DAY
EXERCISES YESTERDAY
Speeohmaking Followed By an.
Enjoyable Banquet by the.
Locals at the Union Hall On.
Central Avenue.

- interesting address on 'Tho
Welfare Of Unionism." by Charles ID
Chisholm OF the Central Labor union
Of New York City. was the leading
feature Of an Interesting program car
ried out by the Albuquerque Central
Labor union yesterday afternoon ana
evening ~ b union hall on Central
avenue. The Labor day assembly was
called to order AT 2 g.. m. By Charles
Strickland and Frank Qulor OF tho
Electrical workers was chosen chair
dornman 81 the meeting. George
W Hagedorn Of the brewery workers
was named as recording secretary. A.
ter the organization had been COM
and made a very interesting address,
which was listened 10 with close at
tention n punctuated by applause
especially when he referred TO Meyer.
Haywood and Pettibone. Joe schmidt
81 the brewery workmen ~ofnciated As
marshal Of the day and John A.. Morri-
son. as assistant marshal.
The banquet WIS serve 60 the union
men at Z o'clock by The members Of
the women's auxlllaries and the feast
WAS a substantial one. Joe schmidt
was toaHtmHstef. ably seconded by
John A.. Morrison Of the Electrical
workers. Many good speeches were
made and the afair was a most enjoy
~ and successful one.
Tho reception committee consisted
Of w. n. Dowd. Rudolph Ziogier. VIII
liam Brown. Lawrence Mann. Herman
Grundman, Joseph Montana. Philip
Metz. Daniel Dry. Nicholas Waganow,
Philip Brown. Robert sloan, Al. john
son. David Cox. Ralph TempcTley.
George Tilford.
Among the unions represented were
the many railroad organizations. the
locals OF the Brewery workers.
carpenters. ~brickiaycrs. stone masonf
typographical union and many others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
RAILROAD NOTES.

Illinois Central husiners car No 100
passed through the city yesterday
morning. attached Co No. 2, an route
east,
Daniel orr. general track Inspector
% the western grand division. with
headquarters az La Junta. spent yes
tcrday in the city.
Dr. " n Burr. santa Pc physician
az Gallup. arrived In the city ycstcr-
day.
~ w. sharpe. general superintcn-
dent OF the western grand division Of
the Santa Fc railway. with h~eaduuar-
ters az II Junta. was "a visitor here
yesterday.
j " whitcfurd. general round
city from a tour over D. western
grand division.
p J Gibson. superintendent OF the
Albuquerque division, coast lines.
spent Labor day hero with his family
W X. Ettcr and Payson Ripley. SEA-.
pcrinteudcnt and trBlumastcr 90 the
Rio Graude division. spent yesterday
ia Albuquerque.
John stein. superintendent of tho
New Mexico division OF tho Harvey
system arrived tn the cItN r1fIN t,s-
terday morning from Las Vegas
a. KohelL since 1881 a skilled me-
chanlc al the local shops ha- RESIGNED
and leaves this morning Tor El ra-o Zoo
work in the FL rasn and southwestern
1 MHnHH HhHFT Mr Lan..| ... H... -
sistant chief Of the -huns fre doc
partment also Tor some tiwr
~ n Andrus. match iu-ur.f.. uf
the RIO Graude division fNpr... BOO
leave this week Tor san NHu.aI where
he viii D. located from naN nn
charles = Daley engineer .n 1u,
90 the local switch rueIre rH. re
turned e. work after H.,a
iay 90 on ccoun ~ sIotn
walter Lumhiot au cmr'1ra ef fb,
superior planIv wli' h.s Hu.' fa
accept a position as brakeman .r fHf
NcN Mexico division
santa ~ husinrz .1r 81 o. sf
through this tity YESTERDAY r.rrine
1r Ne 10 being -deaiheait' f. ro-
rska from she south
] valdez a resident .f bosom tss
arIek hf an El rHeH Hri esf.
tra train Menaia3 rtrrira Hf H HH
HE near that place and sH uHIr nlrf
thar hr died In f'Pvu intimate. Tar
ne fhe depot Pc ..rre Hiff
arI -srfal children The r"I n.
turned over Co relative ma r.HE No.
ht tn Iuenn for burial Dr. aIu-
eH thaf NaldeH was /.
DIS frstmf nF fnH mHHE#rm H".H anil.
n.. .nrnht before Do rsuI. M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
MOURE'S TICKET OFFICE
IMPORTANT LINK IN
RIO GRANDE CHAIN
Pago~a aud Del Nortc Railway VIII
Establish Easy aud Direct Commun-
ication Between Pueblo and Farm
ingtOn.
Member Of Amencan Tisket
BROKERS Association.
West Central Asenue. Albuauerau


u "HL O. TO-
The Pagosa and Del Norte railway
has filed articles Of Incorporation with
the secretary of state. Among these
incorporators are Whitney Newton. OF
Pueblo. Sullenburher. a rich lumber
baron. james -. Newton. Horace y.
Hawkins and + r. Richardson. of
Denver. They are the same people
VITO organized and built the Rio
Grande. Pagosa and Northern. now a
part ~ The Rlr Grande system.
While thc promoters OF the new
company are the same men who built
"a line fnr the Rio Grande. ID does not
necessarily follow hat the projected
Tine ts "a RIO Grande proposition. u
probably viii bee au independent COM
pany until one If the larger systems
desires Dc, and in an likelihood the
southern Pacific wiIi have a hand in
the affair before it g. over.
The Southern Pacific has a line sur
Ncyed from Pueblo To- Durango. pass
INK through Del Norte and PagoSa
springs Tho lire crosses the Slngre
DE- Crisin mountains az Music Pass
and cuts bod almost q straight line from
This clty rn southwest Colorado.
10 The rugosa Del Narfe line D. con-
sfructed BE- uHi be- an important link
for the southern Pacific ta Pick up ln
its projected Tine from Pueblo. and
probably wiu hasten the construction
10 that line. -
The pncn-t and Del Norfe wIthnr.
connections viii shorten the distance
Pueblo OIL Durango hy Toe miles.
although the route aHl sfill De cir-
The unw company proposes
to use the Chama route, whfch has
been surveyed.
The parusa aua Del Narie viii uer-
citrate ono of tine finest timber cnuu-
tries in thn state ~ Colorado q part
49,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03

FOR SALE-Cheap, one set revised
encyclopedia and dictionary. Suita-
BILE for scholars use. Address hatters'
Gold and South Third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03

FOR SALE-BIaukets. clothing. books.
shoes. CHEAP. reason. departure; chance
far bargains call mornings J.. care Of
Morning journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
RAIN PLAYS HAVOC
WlTHE The ACE0UlAS
I1mcndurf Colony Ditriics BADLY
wasted out-Ncw IIptci VIII ~,-on
he Ready foe OcruTstncN.

Tho heavy rains ~ the past two
weeks have PLAYED havoc with tho be-
reatinG bitches down af EImeulnrf
according 10 IN Albuquerque csrUeu-
Tor who returned yesterday from tne
thriving Hio Grande Earey town The
EImFntnTf colony - growing fast. rev
houses ave rapidly going up. r al
rai fnirH camille have come In
from fhf east % settle Thr new ia
mrndnrf hotel H b. expected. viii b.
ready Cor srcunancy lr several weeks
ume
a large force - men = af work
repairing ere mfGEaflnz ouals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03

FOR SALE-Aermotoy Wfndmiils. tank
and substructure. Wolking 4 Son. 70i
North Eighth street phone 1fSs. q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03
VERSUS
SED|L D IS
SETTLED
Wife Of T. Complained That
S. Used Swear Words In Her
Presence-Mr. Thompson Is
Charged With Larceny

While under the influence OF liquor
Sunday. :. Sedillo. of Old Town. went
70 the home Of r. Scdillo. and. find
ing the owner absent. proceeded to
call Mrs. Sedillo all the profaue and
improper names he could think Of.
After he had spoken his mind, Sediilo
staggered away.
He WAS later arrested and tried be-
fore Justice Of the Peace lose r. Ro-
nero in Old Town yesterday morning.
hut before the court could hear the
details Of the assault with words"
the plaintiff and defendant settled the
cast.
Charged with larceny, r. l. Thomp-
son manager Of the Matthews dairy.
and Fred Eades. an emplOye Of the
dairy. have been arrested by the local
police and viii have a hearing in po-
lice court today Jesse Thompson. a
santa Fe conductor. complained 10 the
police that the defendants were ap-
propriating property from his ranch
south OF the city
For settling q quarrel upon the
public streets. Catriuo Marin was fined
SIS In police court yesterday by
Judge Craig. while Frank Owens. the
combatant WAS dismissed from
custody. The fight mentioned occur
red at 723 South East street Saturday
night.