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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-01-30

he cor of land decided from
John Studley to VIM X Minor
II 26 from which said Begin
ming point the d cor between
n sec IL and 13 in II AZ, bears
so deg 10 min deg 2S12.63f ft
n S5 deg 10 min 80 deg 1919
IT s so deg IL 600 # 4 deg
40 secs 80 secs 1894 feet 60
deg 40 min TO center Wal
Iowa river to point due n to
beginning containing 9.z5 a 8 IS
Wolf Gideon sw or Sc or sec 10
half lie or Sc or NV or sec "a
3n42 16 g.
Wolf Gideon Wallowa Residence
add lots 81, 33 25 80
Witherall w Wallowa lots z,
block 9 1 81
Wolverton M c e half sw or sec
e half NV or sec 8 n "a II SO
Willett w p Lostine Bowman's
add lots 6, block B 8 20
Wisdom ] II beginning Sc cor lot
II, block 4 Cole and Magill add
Lostine 33 # 40 feet 40
IT leo IT to beginning; Lostine
Cole & Magill add lots l6, II
Wilson W half NV or half
sw or sec II, 3 A IL 81
Winnings w beginning 80 It 8 of
NV or cor ne or sec I5 8 43 8
209 IT 200 It 39I IT 2IS It to
lire of woodland n 600 IT W AT
IT to beginning 10 81
winnings W beginning NV cor lot
8 block 4 Cole & Magill' add
Lostine 1853 it $40 IT to Co
road 9 J53 II NJ TO beginning l 80
winnings w Lostine Cole d Magill
add lot block 90
watson Bros II half sec 8 ne ar
Sc or NV or sec W half Sc ore
half sw or ST Qr NV or sw or ne
or sec 2 $ A.; lots 1, sec 8
2 n sw or sw or SO or sec 81
Sc or se or sec II ~ 5I9 %
woody Melvin lot 1, 2 ne qrnw
or NV or ne ar sec 10 6n 43 I3 81
ward Mary b lots 4, 5, IL NV or
sw or sec 43 IL 81
ward Mary B Lostine Bowman's
add lots 4, 5, block 8 81
wright W r Lostine lots l3, IA
block Ct IL 81
wright G W Enterprise Gardner's
add half lot blcck z6 8 II
williamson |. sw or sec 1871 "A II 03
Wilson h II W half sw or SIC lie
half Sc or sec A a 81
wick Frank lots 1, south half
ne ar sec I 3 n Al "a 20
Wallace Defiance W half ne
or W half Sc or sec 27 An
"A 30 O4
Mcdonald John ne or NV or
sec II n AZ 6 5S
Mcdonald John und half int
in n half sec II 2 45 Q 81 4C
Unknown Owners Joseph
jennings add lot 2 block 5 64
Unknown Owners Joseph
lots 9, 10 block 4 3 2t
Unknown Owners Enterprise
Gardner's add lot 3, 7
block % 2 OK
Unknown Owners Enterprise
Wagrer's add lots 7, 8
block s 2 o.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-01-30
Manella ABB Wallowa Residence

Mant lla A b Wallowa Residence
add block 26 ........................ "a
Marshall Albert Joseph Knights
2nd add lots 1, 5, g, Z, s, 8 blk 50
Masterson A NV or half ne or
n half seq or sec 20 sw or NV or
I half sw or Sc or sw or sec 81
II 43 less Is acres for o r u
n right of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .279 81
Michaels E r ne or sec "a II 40. % %
Miller Lewis lot sc or NV or sw
or ne or he or sw q! sec | II ~ Is 06
Miller NJ f. lots and sec 3 3n
42 $ half sw or sec 81 4 II 42.... % "a
Mays II & W half NV or W half
NV or sw or sec IA; e half ne or
Sc or sec 15 43; Sc or Sc or
sec 20 IL AZ ...,,............... 81 OS
McGregor l. Wallowa Stories
add, lots l, 2, 3, 4 block Inn. 3S u
Mccoy } II he or he or sec l6 2 II
4o lot l he or NV or sec 10 sw
or Sc or Sc or sw Or sec II As. 10 GA
Met toy Z Il sc or he or sec . II
| 43, lot 4, 5 sec 2n 43............ 80 Oh
| Norton Geo sw or Sc or sec NV
| or ne or sec s II 45................. So
Nolan James beginning NV cor
! block 1 Lostine w to break of
/ hill thence along break of i.ill
260 It more or less to point
W of sw cor n half lot block
! IL Lostine to sw cor n half
| lot D block III Lostine n to be-
ginning; Lostine lots l, 2 blk II IA o.
Newton l. + half OF half sec
36 i II 40. .................... 81 q
| Olsen Jno half sc CT S half sw
ar sec 35 An Al ....................... 80 o.
OFT Fritz NV or sec % 3 H.. 26 8:
OFT Fritz Joseph lot block ,
less 4 it off II side lot 5... 63 OF
OFT Frank Gardner's add lot BOX
l20 it II of block I ................. l 0.
OFT 4 Witherell Joseph Deans
add lots 8, 10 block 2........... l 6;
) Ostrow Jno W half Sc or sec Is B
s47 10 g.
Padon G Nj Sc or sec 3 n 43 10 81
n 40; Sc or ne or sec l3 5 n A II 8.
| Pratt Ira & lie or sec 33 $ 45 q 2:
Patterson Frank NV or sec 20 6 II
43 II 81
Putnam f. G half sec 16 4 n 43 % II
! Pickering w T. Sc or sec 81 > II A 80 g
Pierce Frank ii W half sc or sw
or ne or sc or NV Or sec
3n so e......... ......... ........,., 13 8
|
3, 4, block II IL 3
Robinson Mrs D ne or sec 27
5n44 % 6
NV or NV Or he or sec y TN -
43 IS
Romig H Joseph lots l, 2
block 13 2 4
! Kicker II NJ Joseph McCully's
add lots l, 2 3, 4, 5 block % 9'S
Redman II sw or sw or sec Sc
half Sc or sec 4 5 II A 15 4
Roe Bertie Sc or NV or sec l6 2
II 4S 6
Robbins Edwin W half NV or sec
II e half lie ar sec l5 3 AZ "a 2
Raub Andrew sw ar sec 3 II A 20 Z
Root Isaac lot sec lots l, 2
sec lS 3 II 40 %
Schmith Henry lot sec lot
sec u 40; half sw or sec
"a IN As 81
Stowell A lot | Sc or ne ore
half Sc or sec n As "a
Sprague Ii A sw or NV or sec 80
l II 48; lots 4, 5, 6 sec 5 s 4S %
Spray A south half sw or sec
% II half NV or less 10 q for .
r & n right of way sec 33 2n
Stubblefield Fancho Enterprise
4 Gardner's add, lots 3, a block s 8
Spence Henry beginning NV cor
sw or sw or sec IL J. II AZ { 2.5
D chs ne half % SO chs W l1.6 chs
2056 chs, excepting from the
above all of Bear creek aud
. about u heretofore decided to
n f. Furgeson less a for o II
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-01-30
Grain Market.

No change in grain market: Wheat
60c bu., oats SOC cw'., rye SOC cwt.,
barley Soc cwt.
Flour is $3.50 bbl.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-01-30
The North Country

Reporters: Flora, "Sifter'' Paradise, Tempest
and Sunshine; Lost Prairie, "SGribbler"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
LASSOOED TAFT ON.
STATEHOOD
Governor Curry reported to
Have Obtained Speedy Re-
suits in Interview at Hot
Springs,

The Hot Springs, Virginia. cotres-
pendent OF the New York Herald.
gives an interesting version of Gov
ernor Curry's visit To the president
elect last week I'M the following spec
ial dispatch appearing in saturdays
Herald.
Hot Springs, Va. Friday-JudRe
Tart Is In favor Of immediate state
hood for New Mexico. Governor Geo.
Curry, of hat territory. came here
today and enlisted the president-elect
in the campaign, and when the COVER
nor left he said he had 'lassoed and
hog tied" Mr.. TAFT. and that he he
lteyed with the influence of the in
coming administration behind IT New
MeSlco would shine in the galaxy of
states before March 4.
Mr.. Curry, Il former Rough Rider,
and a protege OF Mr.. Roosevelt, land
ed here this morning. He came 70
rope Air. TAFT and he did il In record
style. The president-elect told him
he did not desire 20 interfere with the
work of the present congress but that
he would do all he could TO promote
the passage of the enabling act that
would make New Mexico a state, even
to asking senator Beverage Ia change
his mind on the subject.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT
COMMERCIAL CLUB DANCE
Regular Function Turned Into II Neg
ligec Affair. Proves Highly In
iOYable.

The regular Commercial club dance
was unusually well attended last
night. the affair being a negligce
event. and none the less enjoyable on
that account Tempting refreshments
were served, the music was excellent
and altogether the occasion was q sue
cess. The university boys serenaded
the guests during the evening. Those
present were Mrs. W. $. HopeWell,
Mrs. A.. l.. Richmond, Mrs. Nj @
Chadbourne. Mrs. Charles White. Mrs
Andrus. Misses Minnie Holman, Res
sic Baldridge, Wlnslow, Adele Goss,
Ruth Goss. Grace %Borradaile. MHrga-
ret Schuster. Eugenia Keleher, Lillian
Spitz. Lisa Dicckmann. Miss Under
wood. Of Nashville, Tenn. Messrs. AL
bert Faber. Ernest :. Jones, L. +. Lam
dolfi. Roy Stamm. A. w Cleland,
B~orradaile. Jerry Johnson, J.. NJ
Way. A. NJ Lucius. Leon Ilert2og, T.
6. Schwerer. G.. y. Gibbon. r. M Dom
ahy. NJ. q. ChadbouTnc, Or. T.. j Al
ger. sam Pickard, Julius Staab. j
Benson Newell. e. :. white. w j.
Whit. u. u. Bronson, Lloyd Sturges
and y. q McCroden. The C%avanaugh
orchestra furnished the music.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
MAN MATCHED
TO FIGHT KENNEDY

After securing the southwest for al
most two weeks in his efforts 10 find
a suitable opponent for Professor
Kennedy. Major Ruppc, of the Albu-
querque Athletic club, yesterday after
noon signed Bob Walker, of Denver,
and Professor Kennedy To box fifteen
rounds as a wind-up to the clubs
monthly smoker. which is to be held
on the 18th Of the present month.
The club officials ana members are
highly elated oven their success in So
curing Walker To box Kennedy, as he
30 considered one Of the fastest ana
cleverest Welterweights in the west,
and should he perform as he has done
in the past there should he a r~attlins
exhibition of the fistic game.
Kennedy. almost continually In
training, starting work In earnest yes
terday. determined TO ftt himself for
a bout. Although conf
dent lac viii score a victory, he real
that in Walker he meets one of
best ll2 pound men In the coun-
try. ana does not intend to take amy
chances.
Walker arrived in town from Den
yer yesterday and win start training
today. He IS not "a stranger here as
hose who attended the exhibition
during the fair win remember he
boxed u fast siN-round draw with prl-
quinn. OF the Fort Logan in-
'antry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
NO MORE DISTRESS FROM STOMACH
OR ANY DYSPEPSIA AFTER TODAY

Of your trouble. IL the stomach is
our and unhealthy, our food be-
comes tainted. and that's what is
causing the Indigestion n gas on
stomach and other miseries Pape's
DiApepsin is an Antacid, most power
full digestive and thorough regulator
for weak stomachs. These Triangules
viii digest any kind of food YOU eat
and will cleanse the stomach and in
testines in a natural way. which
makes You feel fine five minutes ar
forwards.
Any good pharmacy here VIII sup
ply YOU with a case of Pape'~ pia9ep
sin for nifty cents. Just reading about
this remarkable stomach preparation
will not help You should 10 now and
get a case. Put your stomach in fun
health and by tomorrow you win for
get the misery of stomach trouble.
Your case is no different from many
others. 1t isn't stomach Nerves or
Catarrh Of the stomach, or Gastritis,
or Dyspepsia. 1t is Food rotting-
Food Fermentation-that's all-and
takes about five minutes to overcome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10

one block. Mr. Mattoon was SO ell
nest IN the matter that the park com.
mission determined to follow his adj
vice, After conference with the own
ers OF the adjoining block and With
many friends of the enterprise. ii was
determined To secure the adtoinhg
block. The commission appeared be-
fore the city council about Il month
ago and presented the matter; a large
number of petitions were also pres
ented, signed by a great number Of
people and the press of the city urged
the council to help the commission
ecu the desired land The mat
ter was referred to the finance COM
mittee Of the council and at the last
meeting Chairman Neustadt recon-
mended that the council appropriate
$1,000 towards the purchase of the
land. BY a unanimous vote the rec
o-mmendation OF the committee was
adopted and the enlargement OF the
park Was thus assured.
The commission will now proceed
With the improvement as soon as Mir.
Mattoou has completed his plan As
this Is a matter of great Importance
and as many people are deeply inter
ested in 1t, especially as this is the
first park OF any magnitude which has
been provided for out of the public
funds, the park commission viii prob
able call a public meeting next week
for the purpose of discussing the besj
methods to adopt to secure as quicklt
as oossible the result desired.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MAGNATES IN SESSION
Baseball Clubs Earnestly Urged { % I'm
force Anti-Iirtting Rule.

Sew York. Dec. 9-The American
league magnatcs opened their session
By formally awarding the pcnnant of
1905 To- the Detroit team. A resoIu-
ton llopted was that no passes for
admission to grounds would be given
10 visiting clubs. The meeting ac-
ccpt-j the drafting clause favorably
received by the National league,
which limits the drafting period for
major leagues from september ] Go
september 10. The rule VIII De- 200
force from now on.
AT the National league the time
limit for return Of players to clubs.
WaiVri vas reduced 60 five days
the playing season.
The indiscriminate issuance OF
passes oy league clubs was discussed
al length. and clubs were urged. iu
view OF the anti-race track betting
legislation. 20 take extra precautions
enforcing the leagues Law against
in the stands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
AN ATTRACTIVE CALENDAR FOR
900.

by Far the mos attractive calendar
that has been brought to our notice
this year is that issued by the Pdhst
Brewing co. OF Milwaukee in connec-
ton with their popular malt eXtravt
sold and known everywhere under
the name of Pahst Extract. The
Best Tonic. Like the preparation
It represents. this charming calendar
OF exquisite and appealing beauty
stands out in contrast and is eXcep-
%tionally unique among art calendars
for 1909.
The Pabst Extract Rose Girl cal
endar. as it Is called, Is rich in color
exclusive In design, with u touch oi
sentiment hat makes a strong appeal
to every lover of the beautiful 1t
portrays a charming girl In the bud of
life bending gracefully over a great
iardiniere fun of American Beauty
roses, while in the background and
looking from under q cool, inviting
t%rellls, %overhung with vines, one can
see a magnificent stretch of green
sward leading uu to a quaint old colo.
Mai home. SO sk|illfully has the ar
fist worked out MS conception that Il
is difficult to find words that viii do
justice to his achievement.
It is quite impossible. however. to
give 20 any one who has not seen tho
original, an adequate idea of the in
describable charm and Womanly beau
ty with which the sweet face Of this
girl-Woman in the foregoing is en-
dowed. Indeed, it Is no exaggeration
to say hat no more beautiful panel
than Pabst Extract Rose Girl Calen-
dar for 1908 could adorn the walls OF
any home. den or office.
a copy Of the calendar free from
advertising. 1X3G inches, may be OH
tanned by mailing ten cents in stamps
or coin to Pabst Extract Dept 9tS
Chestnut St. Milwaukee, Wis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
VIGOROUS ATTACK ON
The FEVER
County Commissioners Name
Assistant Health Officers
Who viii Go to Work at
Once Under County Health
officer.

The county health officer and the
board of health have lost no time in
taking advantage of the offer OF the
county commissioners to furnish
health officers TO assist i'm stamping
out scarlet fever in the suburbs OF
Albuquerque. Chairman Grunsfeld Of
the board yesterday appointed Jose
Salazar. Leonardo Hunick and Tomas
Werner as assistants 70 Or. Nolan
Dress. These e an of whom are
well acquainted with the people IN
the nearby districts. viii go to YORK
this morning. Every house In the in
leeted districts viii be visited and
wherever scarlet fever is found a rigid
quarantine will b. established.
The campaign to stop the fever will
vigorous and will be continued un-
IN every case has disappeared. The
Board Of Health and the county health
officer are confident that this pro-
gram viii result ia "a speedy checking
of the fever.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10


80 VIZ 'aii'0 upon by the toastmas-
~ a"o pala q handsome compliment
~ w HH'nlpeis OF the team Tor the
'"eeii'Ht manner IN which they had
Vneucte themselves during the foot
n"li season AIT Tisnt maae the foot,
n"'i men piush when he drew a let
'y' from ms pocket, and read I
"'oue 70 ms guests.
ietief was signed by colonel
N'iis"l' OF the New Mexico Military
iiaa'itutt "t roswell ana was To the
eneet thal the varsity tootball team
was t'@ most s'ntlemanly ana Well
o'.aNtu i"t 81 athietes who had ever
NlS''y" IN" ItoSWel institution Ffot.
A. Ahs'ii' VINO formerly coached
tle ''eN,h' was caiied upon ana
'i~,uii'lated 'u' dliileultleS fneouhtte
~ ~ ',lTi'9'''S 70 turn emit a WIN
"'l'- t'''t'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
NEW OFFICERS FOR
BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
Charitable Organization Closes
Busy Year and Elects Strong
Roster of Women to Serve
During Coming Year.

A large number of ladies attended
the annual meeting of the Non-Sec-
atrian Benevolent society, held in r.
w. Clancy's office yesterday after
noCn. Much routine business was
transacted. including the reading OF
The annual reports Of the president.
secretary and treasurer. The reports
contained the Information that the
work Of the organization during 1905
had been exceedingly satisfactory to
the officers, Notwithstanding the fact
that there were many calls for as
sistance from poor persons n FAM
HES than have yer been mad be-
fore. The ladies reported that forty
four Thanksgiving dinaers, which
were real dinners, with all the neces-
sarN trimmings, mad been served to
various persons on Thanksgiving day
This was an increase of fifteen dim
ners over any previous TharksgiVing
day. In this connection the retiring
officers desire to extend their thanks
to the school children of the city as
Well as the members of the churches,
the Ministers alliance, ana all others
who generously donated food ami
clothing for distribution Th%anksgiy-
ing.
The officers elected yesterday to
serve during the coming year; are as
follows:
President, Mrs. Amado Chaves, vice
president; Mrs, Alfred Grunsfeld,
treasurer; Mrs. Frank Wilson, secre-
Mrs. b.. A. Baker, auditor. Mrs
A. b. Stroup.
The meeting unanimously adoptcd
a resolution extending a vote of
to the retiring Officers. COM
piimenting them upon the excellent
they had made while in charge
u the business Of tho socintN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
Readers Who Suffer
From Any Form of Stomach
Trouble Should Try This,

When your stomach is weak or
lacking in Gastric juice. anything that
you eat, no difference what it is, viii
sour ON your stomach, raise the bile
and acids to cover your food like oil
on water. causing Indigestion, Dys-
pepsta, stomach Nervousness and
Belching Of sour poisons. which pro-
duce foul odors, nasty taste, bilious
headache, Heartburn, Intestinal grip
ing and make you an object of misery.
This is stomach trouble which can
not be overcome With ordinary diges-
tive medicines. 1t is caused by fer
mentation Of your food, which win be
remedied at once by Papeis Diapepsin.
a preparation pleasant TO take and as
harmless as candy, though it will di-
gest aud prepare for assimilation into
the blood all the food you eat.
Indigestion is a result, not a cause
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
GR|DIRON HEROES
%BANQUETEO At
ALvARADO
BOYS TOASTED FOR
THEIR BRILLIANT RECORD
Varsity Team Regents and
Faculty Guests at Annual
Dinner Party FIatteri0g
Prospects for Next Season.

seventeen husky football players,
who represented the University of
New Mexico on the gridiron during
Tho past season. sat down TO a elabor-
ate banquet given in their honor by
Or j. II. Wroth. of the beard of Pc
cents Of the institution, at the Alva-
RADIO hotel last night The members
of the squad took their places at the
banouet table with satisfaction which
comes Of duty Nell done. The '0S
football team has probably been
more successful en- the. gridiron than
any other eleven chat ever repre-
scented the university.
Daring the past season the eleven
wrcsted victory from every collegiate
football team in the territory, and
only went down in defeat once, at
the hands Of the University of Ari-
IONA. 4 defeat in many senses a vie
tory.
The banquet spread before the grid
iron heroes was the best that Fred
Harvey could serve. and was an cpl
curean delight from the first to the
last course. At the conclusion of tbs
banquet DR.. Wroth, who acted as
postmaster. called upon several of
the guests to respond to toasts, tht
first speaker being Frank w Clancy,
president of the beard of regents ol
the university.
Mr.. C1ancys remarks were brief,
but OF a very complimentary nature
indicating that the president Of tho
board was highly pleased with tn,
results achieved by the varsity eleven
and expressing the hope the athletic
would be encouraged to a still
greater extent in the future.
Lawrence Lee. manager OF tn,
eleven. responded to rNe toast 'Th,,
Team" During the curse of his re
marks, Mr.. Lee took cc1sion to pub
liclv thank the board of regents, the
members of the faculty and the people
of Albuquerque for the excellent sup-I
port which had been rendered to the
football team during the season. r
II. Copwcll, who coached the eleven,
and to whom a great dcal Of credit is
due for the success of the team
made a few remarks on football mat.
lers, past and present. and also re.
cited a number Of experiences Whilt
he was playing on an eastern college
cam.
Or. Tight, president Of the univer-
/
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

John Sawtclle and Lynn Gray, two
youths, sixteen and seventeen years az
age, respectively. self-coufesscd bur
glars, were taken to the county Jail
yesterday afternoon to await the ae-
ton of the grand jury. being unable
70 furnish the $3.50 bonds which were
asked of each Of them for their an
pearance at the next term OF court
The lads accepted their fate without
any show OF emotion Sawtelle and
Gray were the leaders of "a gang OF
desperate young criminals who sue
ceeded I'm Keeping the police busy for
three weeks before they were caught
During the three weeks Sawtelle ana
Gray robbed the Albuquerque ar
riage company. j. Korber q Co. l..
Mandclfs store. j. A. SINNERS gro
Gerry store and q pool han on North
Third street
The varsity girls basket BAN team
defeated the Indian school girls at the
Casino last night by the score Of Is
to g. The score at tho end OF the
first hair Wds 10 tu iu favor OF the
varsity. A large crowd attended the
game. The lineup of the varsity team
was ns follows Ntttic D%urling. jump
ing center. Jennie Walsh and Hiidn
snow berger. ccntcrs Miriam Cook
ana Mae MeMilliu. guards. Luthy
Eide ard Alice McMillin, forwards. In
.he second hair jean Hubbs played
running center and cleo Kelly ana
Morris guards.
navajo Tribe 40. 3, Improved order
Of Rcdmen. entertained the Ladies of
hr Degree of Pocahontas in their
lall last night Progressive high five
% pf the features OF the even
ng's ontertainment Miss Dorothy
dotzenhachcr was awarded the la
lies prize. and e. T.. KeppcIer. the
,entlrmen's prize. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
strand won the consolation prize. Al
he conclusion of the card party. dane
ng was commenced. which was in
in until an early hour IN the
morning. Before the social session
ommeneed. the chiefs degree was
onferred upon Baldie Nirisen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
FORD BANKER
CONVICTED OF FRAUD

la Junta. colo. Dec. 9-E J.
smith. cashier Of the defunct Rocky
Ford state bank. Was found guilty TO-
night of receiving deposits when hr
knew the bank was insolvcnt Tho
jury had reached a verdict after t'n
minutes delibcratiun The minimum
punishment IS five years Ia the pen
Tertiary. Smiths attorney Will ASS
for "a new trial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-10
NEW YORK CHAUFFEUR
GETS LIMIT FOR SPEEDING

New York. Dec. 9-The most SCI
penalty for violation Of the au-
tomobile speed laws-thirty days in
prison and a fine Of S2-O-was the
judgment Of the special sessions court
today upon Felix l. Droit, "a chauf-
u was the third time no had
been charged with reckless driving
For every dollar which the prisoner
.s unable 10 pay 81 the fine. "a day
Ice prison VIII De- the penalty.