Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-07-21

headquarters In Los Angeles. left last
night for home after spending several
days visiting here. Mrs. Barhydt will
remain here for some time visiting
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Jose f. Chaves arrived
In the city last night from the east.
and Will leave today to visit relatives
in Belen. Mr.. Chaves formerly resid-
ed In Belen, but is now a stock broker
In New York, and member Of the
stock exchange.
Chairman w. s. Hopewell, Of the
Irrigation congress, will leave this
evening for Pittsburg, Pa. where he
Is called on business connected with
the reorganization of the Santa Fe
Central company and its allied inter
ests.
Special communication of Temple
Lodge No. g. A. f. and A. NJ. this
evening at O'Clock Work in the NJ
NJ degree. Music by the Temple
quartette Visiting Masons welcome.
BY order of the w NJ. Frank H..
Aipbift
w F, shelton, Of Kansas City, ar
rived here yesterday from the east and
Shelton Is one of the officers of the
Blnewnter Development company f.
z. Ross, manager of the Bluewater
company. accompanied Mr.. Shelton
west
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Robbins and
daughter, and Mrs Robbins mother
Mrs. Talbot, are in the city visiting
friends Mr. Robbins, who is now vice
president Of the Rock Island railway
system. was located in Albuquerque
many years ago. being trainmaster Of
the Atlantic and Pacific railway.
The remains of NJ f.. Haines, the
Santa Fe brakeman, who was killed
near Belen Saturday night. were ship
ped last night to his former home in
Marion, Ill. j. II. Alexander, an old
friend of the deceased, and who was
conductor of the train by which Mr.
Hanes was killed. accompanied the re-
manes.
The jefferson Democratic club will
hold a meeting at 1880 this evening
In the city hall in the Korber build
ing. The meeting is called mainly for
the purpose of submitting and adopt
ing a constitution and bylaws. Other
matters, however, will be taken up
and discussed incident to the welfare
Of the club.
This morning at 4 o'clock Street
Commissioner Martin Tierney put the
city's big steam roller at work on
Central avenue. The plan Is to scrape
the street in the business district and
to see what effect the roller will have
on the street in its present condition.
1t Is expected to have the work COM
pleted before the morning traffic
sets in.
Mrs. Josefa Armijo, aged forty
eight years and member of one Of
the well-knOwn families of the county,
died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
at the home of her brother Policarpio
Armijo in Atrisco Death followed a
brief Illness. The funeral will be held
at Atrisco tomorrow morning, July
%, at 3 o'clock. Friends of the fam
lily are invited to be present.
The Carlisle team of Laguna de-
feated the Cubero team in a hotly con-
tested game of ball at Laguna Sun
day afternoon. The final score was
seven to four i'm favor of the Lagunas.
Batteries: Spencer and Pratt; Chaves
and Pine. Bernalillo has challenged
Iaguna for a game to be played Au-
gust 9th, and it is likely the challenge
will be accepted and the Laguna boys
viii make the trip to Bernalillo
w, " Brach, timekeeper at the
storehOuse, left yesterday morning for
New York After spending some time
visiting relatives in the metropolitan
city. Mr. Brach and his brother will
leave for a two months tour In Eu-
rope. He expects to be back in Albu-
querque within three months John
Maher, formerly timekeeper at the
master mechanics office, is holding
down Mr. Brach's position.
Colonel w. II. Berger, of Beien is
In the city today attending to some
legal matters. Colonel Berger says
several new residences are now under
construction at Belen. with more con-
templated. These houses are. designed
to supply the demand when the crews
OF the cutoff take up their residence
there. II Is expected that through
| freight service will be established on
the CUTOFF by the first Of the com
ing month.
| Il. c. Darlington. of the industrial
department of the Santa Fe. is in the
city on short visit from his head
quarters at La Junta. Mr. Darlington
Is supervising the sugar beet expert
ments which are being made by the
farmers of the Rio Grande valley. A
meeting of those who planted beef
seed In the spring was held In the
court house this morning. Mr.. Gar.
lington criticised the lack of interest
shown by some of the farmers In eul.
tivating and thinning the beets.
That the amusement loving peopl,
OF Albuquerque appreciate the NOV
ing picture programs at the Colombo
which attend the performances. Th'
which attended the performances. Th'
management of the Colombo has re-
Gently installed an eeonomizer. a new
~ patented machine. which Is attach
ed to the picture machine. and which
reduces the flicker Of the pictures t'
such an extent that II Is barely per
eeptible. The elimination of the flick
er. which has always been an objec