Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-09

!. terday had the misfortune to sustain
a severe cut on the cheek Just below
the eye, caused by a knife which fel
from a door ledge. striking him in thu
face and barely missing the eye.
| M. +. wood. manager in New Mex.
leo for the REQ Automobile eiompany
has secured AN offer from the famous
Mlohelinc Tire company of an auto
mobile tire complete for one OF the
automobile races to be held during
the exposition.
The funeral Of the late J. r. Price
occurred yesterday afternoon at the
Strong chapel on North Second street.
Rev. Fletcher Cook conducted the SER
vice. The remains will be sent to the
former home in Cleveland. Ohio. this
morning for interment.
Jose Maria oMra, a resident Of San
%Ignacio. this county, expects to collect
the sum OF $167 from the county on
Wild animal pelts which he has taken
during the past few weeks. The pelts
include several wolves. and q number
of coyotes. on which bounties are Of
fered under the New Mexico law.
A fire, believed to have started
from cigarette stumps carelessly
thrown aside by small boys. destroyed
the large barn of Rev. J. II. Head al
the Congregational Mission school
south Of the city ut moor yesterday
In the absence OF fire protection the
building vas entirely destroyed. The
loss ~ about $1,000.
A large party OF Albuquerque peo-
pie left yesterday for the Jemez hot
springs for an outing OF two weeks.
In the party were Mrs. Thomas de
Blossis, Nicholas Tagua and family.
Pedro Martinez Nicholas de Biossis
and Felix de Blossls. Mr.. Thomas de
Blossis viii join the party in about
two weeks.
The telephone bulletins Of the pro
eeedlngs Of the Denver convention
procured through the enterprise Of the
Colorado Telephone company CON
tinued to be read with eager interest
when posted In the Morning Journals
windows yesterday and the telephone
company has a distinct achievement to
its credit which has been much APP
preciated by the public.
The republican central committees
executive committee will meet in the
Commercial club tomorrow morning
July 10th at 10 o'clock. for the pur-
pose of fixing a date for the territorial
convention to be held at Santa Re,
and for such other business as may
hAgAYA ~ II N IY.ra.t. - G. |
zorro, chairman of the committee, ar
lived IN Albuquerque yesterday.
The funeral Of the late Herbert A.
Peterson, the young railroad man who
vas killed at Mutt on Monday night,
Fill be held tvhis afternoon at 2:39
at the +. II. strong chapel on
North Second street, Rev. Fletcher
'ook Of 81. Johns church officiating.
The interment will be In FairView
cemetery, Members of the local lodge
# the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, Of which order deceased was n
nember, viii be the pail bearers.
The moving pictures at the skating
Ink last night made an instantaneous
ut and the innovation has greatly
llcused the patrons Of that popular
Imusement resort. Sholley's illustrat-
d songs were likewise very clever and
he management Is TO be congratulate
d on It's novel addition to the even
ng's entertainment. The moving pic
lres and illustrated songs, with the
cry latest FIRE proof 'nickerless'' ma
hine VIII continue every night here J
fter. {
News has been received by friends
this city OF the marriage In Pueblo !
a July 6, OF Roy A.. Poole and Miss :
afrie Burnett, both sell known here. :
The Young Mems Democratic and :
club win hold a regular y
Getting in Electrical Workers hall, '
Ter Mandell's clothing store. at =
thursday night. There will be much 2
including the furnishing Of q
Ie new club rooms and the discussion :
plans for organizing the county,
'%ecinets. A full attendance is de- a
red. b
Mrs. Ella NJ. Edwards. of yelling =
n, Kansas, died yesterday afternoon j.
her comfortable home at sos South /,
nth street, OF tuberculosis, aged SO !,
Deceased Is survived by a \
by five weeks old. and three other !
who are at Wellington where !,
G remains will be taken for inter-
ent. Mr.. Edwards Is IA painter in
e employ of the Santa Zee railroad. =
RS Edwards father, MIR. j. G.. Ross, 9
id her sister. Mrs. Alto Brothers. left :
sterday for their home. o. G. Ross !.
ID l.. Il. Brothers, relatives. left here =
70 weeks ago after a brief visit. on '
e day following his return to We'll A
ACTON MIR. Ross was drowned while y
ying 10 rescue q friend from a
'eam nearby. The remains Of Mrs.
lwards are IN the hands Of under
kcrs French and Adams. where the
fond. OF lnn famIIN maN wow Ihnm "