Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-14

J lt', was III tlt cry liom iNdtoH StS'
terday
\ Clovis, since It's recent big fire, ha,
1 decided il needs "a fire department
and the mayor Of the town has writ.
ten to b. Kuppe Of this city, to come
and organize a volunteer corps.
President W. G. Tight Of the univer-
4 sity. in his capacity Of territorial geo
logist, Is spending a week or two in
Grant county, chiefly in the Silver
city district on geological work
II It's a nice stylish saddle horse you
want, let Us send you one, 800 for
three hours. Zoe each additional hour.
Sundays included. Cash only. Riding
school. $40 North Third st. Phones
al or 29s.
Joe T.. saint the well known mining
man. let. last night for SILVER city.
on mining business. accompanied by
Judge Hare. Of Michigan, who has
interests in Grant county.
There VIII be 10 meeting Of the
Woman's club this week. Rev.
Fletcher cook, who was TO have made
an address to the club this afternoon
Is confined to his home by Illness. The
meeting has been postponed until Fri
day. May 81.
The real scream at the big Elks'
fiesta tonight viii be a axe walk, the
contestants to be Mrs. Zimmerman
ana Mr.. Ernest %Iandolfi. and a rare !
treat is promised those who attend the
carnival tonight.
49,. |
Attention. knights Of Columbus. All
knights viii assemble at immaculate
Conception church this morning att
. O'Clock to attend in a body the fun
cr0l Of our late brother and record
ing secretary, Lawrence ID. Kcleher,
John A. Johnson, Grand knight.
Mr.. ana Mrs. u. T.. GIN, Of south
High street. are enjoying a visit from
the formers brother. d. II. GIN, of st.
Joseph, Mo. accompanied by his wife.
They arrived In the city wednesday
night ana viii remain here several
days.
Albuquerque camp 80. 13.3O3 Mod
ern Woodmcn OF America. held an en-
thusiestlc meeting in the X. Of r.
hall last night. IT was decided by
vote Of the camp that Thursday eve
ming. May q, the members viii be
entertained at progressive high five
after the business session.
An interesting and largely attended
Of the brotherhood OF the
church was held last
night at the church. An entertain
mcnt aud appetizing refreshments. foil
|HNFpI ilu p.ao,t1Yts comic. 80 49,
s%anizntion, which Is growing rapidly
N numbers and Influence. :
Miss Emma Watt died Wednesday.
May l2. at her home at 705 South Z
High street, at the age Of thirty-s1x {
ears. The remains were sent last I
1ight 70 Genoseo, Kan, where burial
be made. Tho deceased had been &
II Albuquordue only four days, com >
ng here too late to save her life. She c
a husband ana three children }
q mourn her loss. y
Hrigadier General Earl u. Thomas. +
commander department Of the Colo n
sido, VINO passed through Alhumuer- 4
'ur some lays " en- route south fol 4,
~ inspection OF the southwestern 4,
'nsls, returned to the city last night +
nd VIII probably be here today. Cen I
raj Thomas, who 1t is desired to have &
u q guest of honor tonight at the
-lks FIESTA, viii have a confcrcncc 4,
IN tho governor either here or In
ANITA rc tomorrow.
Special officer Hiram NJ. Rabbit =
or ~" santa ~. formerly OF the cltyI
'"llee iorer and residing at 903 North
''rohd street. has been transferred
@ Las Vegas by the company Mrs
'ahbltt viii leave Monday mornink
or tho Meadow city. to Join her hus-
unA and viii make her home thcre.J
Night Palrolman George Highbar-
~ y confined TO his homo with a
lght Illness but expects to resumed
rs duties on the force In "A few T
|
fhe funeral of tho late Lawronce
y Nelencr VIII held his morning.
y" cortogr the house Of the
ceased. co s Atlantic avenue and
street. A. 90. High mass YIN
q sung at the Church OF the fmma
llale Conception. nj 3 o'clock and
," int"rment VIII Do made in Santa
hrbara cemetery. Tho knights Of =
olumbus, of which tho deceased was 10
member, viii attend the services I'm la
body. The funeral VIII hc "Iasrrlv ol
llendcd, as the young Mon w.is tho q,
of a large cirtl or friends +.
his loss Win be deeply irlt bv an
ue pail bearers viii be John riernm ~
Battling Ed Il. rrusNrit pernar. Va
o A%Podaca Henry |Sandoyal and Wal I,
Hesseldcn.