Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-06

Wagner was brought to the Occidental
building after the shooting, whore ht
has been ever since. Drs. W. NJ
I Sheridan and Wilson, who have been
attending tbs boy. state that the
wounds are healing rapidly. When
asked how he felt yesterday. Wagner
answered that he was contented and
hat he wouldn't mind II he could be
kept indoors for "A number Of months
longer. II Is believed that the charges
preferred against the boy by Mr..
Sweeney viii be dropped.
Jesse French. the young man
brought to Albuquerque Tuesday from
Estancia 10 81. JOaeph's hospital for
treatment. died yesterday morning Of
tuberculosis. The deceased was TWEEN
~ty-seyen years Of age. and for the last
five months had been an Inspector Of
the federal bureau OF animal industry.
being stationed near Estancia. lie Is
survived by three brothers, Chester
and John French, of this city, and an
other brother In Knoxville. Tenn. his
old home. The body Will be sent TO
Knoxville for interment
Thomas Edie. brother Of V. =. Edie,
vice president and treasurer OF the Al
buquerque Wool securing mills. met
with a painful but not serious accident
mat viii lay him up for several days.
Mr.. Edie was driving In the north part
Of the city when his horse became
frightened. and before he could quiet
the animal II began kicking and jump
ing about Mr.. Edie In some way got
too near the spirited horses hoofs and
received a painful cut on his nose and
face. besides being kicked about the
body
Charles Heisch, whose death occur
Nal ANaAnAAIuN mas lAtI IN FAaf N.a.
terday morning In Santa Barbara
cemetery. The funeral services was
held In Immaculate Conception
church. being conducted by Rev, Fa-
ther A.. NJ Mandalari, $. J Al the
grave the Harugaris society officlated.
J.. henson Newell, stenographer to
N. -. Field, has been appointed a not
AIRY public by Governor George Curry.
The notice of the appointment was
filed Ia the probate court yesterday.
Mr. Newell came to Albuquerque re-
Gently from Ohio. planning to make
New Mexico his future home.
Miss Laura smith. assistant book
keeper and stenographer in the old
citizens National bank Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. arrived in Albuquerque on the
limited yesterday To visit her sister,
Mrs. l.. l. Lakewood. Of North Edith
street.
william stamps, an employe OF the
Mcintosh Hardware company, was
stricken with heart failure Tuesday
afternoon while az work. lie was
taken 10 his home. where u was stated
yesterday that he would be able TO re-
sumo work today
Mrs. IA Fnrnsworth. Of Galesburg.
m, who has been visiting relatives Ia
silver CITY for some time. was In the
city Thursday morning on her way
home.
NJ. w. Reeves, accompanied by his
mother. left for their home In Chi
cage yesterday after a pleasant visit
at the home Of w ". Reeves. 2li
North Walter street.
w. l.. Heaiy. OF Grant Brothers Con-
struction company. now located at
a short stay here.
Hon. G. r. Brown. Of Socorro, spent
yesterday IN Albuquerque.
Wallace Hesseiden. contractor. Is
.t%ransacting business In Gallup.
sam F0rtner and l.. r.. Russell, OF
Biuewatcr. spent yesterday In the city
II. G. Paulson, ticket broker, trans
acted business in Bernalillo Yesterday.
Two drunks were assessed 81 In po-
lice our yesterday morning by Judge
Craig.
Wesley Lester fttelNtu Wbiu YES
tcrday OF the death at Marceline. Mo,
OF his mother.
Bethold spltz. OF u. nfeld a Co.
leaves tonight for New York city on
a business trip.
The city Union meets this evening
at $ o'clock NJ the home of Miss Ada
Vaughn, t32 South Arno street
W. McGlurken and family have re-
turned home from Coronado Beach,
cal. where they spent the summer.
An Interesting meeting Of the kim
dergarten society OF the Congrega-
tiuuul church was held yesterday az
ternoon al the church.
Miss June porterheid milliner. has
returned from Chicago and New York.
where she has been for several weeks
purchasing her stock OF goods Tor fall
and winter.
Attorney General A. n. Fan. who
has been In the city for several days
attending the timber land eases. on
trial in district court. left early this
morning FOR El Paso.
Mrs. Max Schuster returned home
yesterday ON the limited, after an
absence Of eighteen months. during
which time she has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Snellenbcrg OF phila-
delphia.
br. Marion lines. In charge Of the
NFM MFNltu ana Arizona branch OF
the federal bureau OF animal Industry.
returned home yesterday morning af-
ter an extended trip through the
southern districts.
Ernest Meyers, president of the
Meyers company. has purchased "a
business building In Estanciu from the
New Mexico Fuel and Iron and CONE
panN. ana VIII remodel 10 and let 10
out as a business block.
The second band OF the $4,000 sheen
en- route 20 the salt river valley 81
Arizona from Roswell. y NJ. crossed
the Rarelas bridge yesterday. there be-
ing 5000 sheep la the body. which Was
divided into three divisions.
The appraisers named by the dis
trict court to apprsise the stock 81
book and stationery belonging to :
u Newcomer. who recently went into
bankruptcy. yesterday began their
work The appraisers are %. A. Mat
son. u ~ Hoatright and r. p. As
uiund
captain William r Dame. formerly
clrtk 20 the second judicial district
court n now manager ~ the Colima
Lumber company. Of cullma. Mexico.
arrived ln Albuquerque yesterday on
the California limited from thu east.
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