Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

NJ. r. Murphy. of Gallup. arrived
In the city yesterday 10 stay during
the festivities.
j g. Tabor. Of Deming. u. NJ.
Trumm and Pryor Trumm, Of Lake
valley. were "a party Of men who
came 90 the city yesterday to attend
the odd Fellows grand lodge meet
ing
eliza White. Frank Lovelace and A..
ID. Harriet. "a Roswell. romposed a
party which arrived IN the city and
secured accommodations at the Alva-
RADIO yesterday. a are here TO att
tend the sheep Growers convention.
Hon. Thomas ". oH1ron, mayor Of
santa Fe. arrived last night for a visit
OF several dayS, Mr.. Egtron is To adj
dress the wool growers convention to-
day. "a
I'D F~ournelle, foreman Tor Contrac-
tor Wallace HesseldeH, on the work ON
the Gallup court rouse and jail. ar
rived la the city yesterday To secure
fathers. plasterers and carpenters To
work on the job. He viii remain a
day or two TO see the fair.
Henry ~Brockmeier. for many years
prominent i'm business circles In Albu-
querQuc. a former member OF the city
council. and with n wide acquaintance
here, arrived yesterday TO visit friends
and sec the fair, Mr.. Brockmeier is
MhM tNilNNtA llNh ~ liRNtitlNhN WhNfiA'H'
In san Diego, Cal
}. H. Latham. a prominent sheep
man. OF Lake Valley, y. NJ. arrived
in the city Sunday morning To attend
the fair. the wool growers convention
and purchase eighty fine rams from
the Butterheld Live Stock company of
Weisscr. Idaho. which is moving sew
eral thousand sheep and rams To Ros-
well. The sheep will pass through the
city this week.
A riotous person whose Identity IS
as yet unknown but who left "a black
felt hat on the sidewalk as a souvenir
for the police. walked through one ut
the big plate glass windows In the
Montczuma Trust company. corner OF
second street and Gold avenue some
Saturday night. The glass was
smashed into several hundred pieces.
indicating that The encounter had been
% violent one.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Ward. OF III
are In the city Tor the week, the
guests Of Mrs. Wards parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. joe Girard. Mr.. Ward Is now
engaged in general contracting in
El Paso. and Is al work ON one OF the
largest buildings under construction
there.
Yesterday mornings El Paso train
carried seven coaches and three Pull
mani an loaded TO the guards and
with practically every passenger FOR
Alhuuucrduc. 10 gives some idea or
the thrush OF visitors TO the fair.
S ~. Jana. city treasurer Of Trinl-
dad. Col. ~ in Albuquerque TO spend
iho week visiting relatives Mr.. Jana
has the honor 90 have been the onN
democrat elected In the present city
administration ct Trinidad,
A. Dunn and D. s. Seay. well known
shespmen OF Roswell. and J. g.
Hawn and r. NJ Dubois sheep own
pr- Of Corona. the latter accompanied
hy their wives. arrived here last nlfht
Dob take ln the wool growers conVen-
fIol and the rair.
Two strings Of relay horses. con
.Isiiug OF five horses each. came ia
Yesterday from the Estancia valley tn
enter the relay races. which viii form
one of the sporting features al the
iaif Grounds this week.
Major Frederick Muller. receiver Of
tht United states Ian office in Santa
Fa. and one OF The best known citizcas
of the capital arrived hast night 90
spend I'd day or two at the fair.
Captain and Mrs. Clark A.. Carr on
icriaiued last night "a their home. 600
Nurih Fourth street. IN honor OF the
officers 81 the finn cavalry. who are
here from Fort Wingute with troops
I and h. The guests were Dr. and