Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-03


per man. and now with the Mogoilor
Gold and Copper company, who wa
operated up0n at -. J0seph's hos
pitai recently. rs able to be abou
again.
N L. stern returned yesterday from
Denver.
r. C. Reid. Of T~exlco. n. NJ, was a
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Gus Olson and Mrs. S. G
Clarke, Of B%ernaiillo. \. NJ, spent
sunday in the city.
John w. sullivan, superintendent OF
the Hagan coal mines, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Vaughan and X.
NJ. Vaughan, Of Casper, Wye, arrived
IN the city last night.
County Commissioner c. r. spader.
OF Sandoval county came down from
B~ernalill0 last night.
Attorney W.. Is. Childers Will go TO
Las Vegas today to transact legal bus
mess IN the Meadow city.
There win be a regular review OF
Alamo Hive. No I. al odd Fellows
hall this afternoon at 2;30.
Mrs. A. Brachvogel aud daughter.
Of QuemadO, Soc0rrO county. were
among the guests az the Sturges yes
terday.
Last night was the regular time for
the meeting Of the city council. but
the session was postponed until later
In the week.
: Bishop j. NJ Kendrick. OF the Epis-
copal church Of New Mexico and Ari-
z0na. left last night for Santa Fe. after
spending several days Ia this city.
Lieutenant Le Roy =. Collins,
Fourth field artillery. United States
army. passed through Albuquerque
last night en- quite TO Manila, T.. l., via.
the Preside, Cal. Lieutenant Collins
has been stationed at Fort Leayen-
worth, Kas, for some time
w. -. Green. local immigration in
spector. leaves this morning for El
Paso on "a business trip In the inter
est Of the department Of commerce
and labor. and to look after his ranch.
He expects to spend several days In
the Pass city.
Fred Heyn. under sheriff OF Bernal-
lilo county, had q narrow escape from
injury last night at the corner Of
First street and Central avenue. As
Mr.. Heyn started 10 get in his buggy
the animal started forward az a pref
ty fast clip. and before Heyn could
his balance he was thrown
Ia the ground. Before pedestrians
stopped the eNcitable horse. Heyn had
been dragged some thirty feet. He
was unhurt. and after brushing the
dirt from his clothes. succeeded In
getting IN the buggy and drove home
ward.
Roy q. Housed. representing the
rapper publications Of Topeka. and
who has done newspaper work for
years In Topeka aud other Kansas
towns. has left Albuquerque after a
visit Of several days here. during
which he called upon =. r McCanua
and other business men. The Cappcr
newspapers are the Topeka Daily Cap
itai. the Kansas Weekly Capital, the
Missouri valley Farmer. the Mail and
Hrceze and the Household. Mr.. Hou- I
sci says each ~ Of them viii do a
little boosting Tor the territorial fair
this fan.
Several parties OF Albuquerque peo-
Pile. about thirty ln an, returned home
night on No s, from Acoma,
where they witnessed the dance OF the
Acoma Indians. held yesterday upon
their mesa. The members Of the par
~ were pretty tired az "A result Of their
ride to Acoma from the pueblo OF la
gunu. and hack TO catch No. \. The
train was late, causing them 10 wait
al Iaguna FOR several hours. with an
opportunity 20 see that pueblo. To-
afternoon the lsleta Indians.
south Of Albuquerque, viii give their
fourth dance Of The season on the
plaza nj that pueblo. and a good
sized crowd OF local people Is expected
20 attend a.
Jose 4. Chavez and wife. Of New
arrived Ia the city on the linn
tied from the east last night, and !
werc met here by Mrs ChaVez' faith
Colonel W. NJ. Berger. OF Belcu, |
who accompanied them Co the cut-un [
town. where thcy will visit al the Brr-
ger home until after the fair. Miss
Edna Berger arrived from Santa Fe 1,
last night me accompanied the party
home Mr.. and Mrs chavez with
Colonel Berger ara some friends, took
"a drive around the city yesterday aft T,
rruuun and were greatly impressed
with the development ~ Albuquerque
la the wear since they we're last here. 4
Coloul Uerrcr leaves IN e. saturday 4
for Chicago and Washington for a
three weeks trim.