Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-23

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brother 81 j T.. McNslly, former SUI
r~erintendent Of the Rio Grande d..
vision OF the Santa Fe.
H. W Clark. assistant United state.
district attorney arrived last nigh
from Las Vegas and viii be here To-
day on legal matters.
Auction his morning, 10 O'Clock.
Single drivers. saddle horses. buggies
harness and farm wagon. Wrlght's
Riding school, a15 W silver.
General John Borradaile Of this
I city yesterday received a Telegram.
from Long Beach, Cal, announcing
the dangerous illness of his father,
g. G. Borradaile. at that place.
Mrs. X. " Gardner. of io2 West
Silver avenue has az her guest, her
sister. Alrs. +. Parker. OF Kansas
CITY. Mrs. Parker will remain in Al
buQuerque several weeks. h has
just completed a tour Of the Pacific
coast, having visited the Alaska-Yu-
| kon exposition, san Francisco. Seat
tie, Los Angeles, San Diego ana the
Grand Canyon.
simon Vargas. thirty Years Of age,
"A Santa Fe section foreman, employed
At Williams, Ariz., died in the Santa
Re hospital yesterday following an ILL
ness Of some two weeks with pneu-
monla. Deceased wat brought to Al
buqueruue eight days ago from VIII
Hams for treatment in the hospital,
Tho remains viii be held 10y Strong
Brothers pending adyiccs from rela-
tives in Williams.
owen 4. Kane. operator for the
santa fe At Laguna, returned last
night from a two months yisit to II,
old home in Lima, ohio. and viii re-
main in albuquerque over sunday.
Mr. Kane was accompanied by his
sister. Mrs. J. f.. Parker, Of Kan as
spend the winter at I.aguna, Miss
Kane Is a talented vocalist. having
been for several years pats n Of the
s%oloists in the 81. liost church choir
in Lima
The Cayanaugh-Fuhrmcyor orehcs-
ira VIII dispense sweet music between
+, O'Clock and closing time this even
ing, Mt Ferguson and Collister's. This
tnn,,ntinn has struck "a populaf chord
IL A-fbuuncr,ue and the amusement
is 90 be congratulated upon its enter
prise in iaugurating this pleasant e
ture which has proved to be highly
entertaining and enjoyable to the large
crowd Of Saturday night shop
pers wha throng the DRY Goods
shop"
Miss Pearl Gossatd. twenty-one
N'7'8 ~ "Ns' MA, ~ t.r brolth
''ii'. ~" l'' o ~, n.r rooms
u'eu a,,th r,sult-
on 49, ,",.1, n Is eos
ing ii'"i '"'" 80 - a., al
sara ol inv ''SS''" ta1.tae
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pnu 4 Rankin. manager OF the
4outhv,strtn ProVrry and Ice Com
n,nv hns returned from Lawrence.
Kan whnrn he was called ON the sad
a.u.sion 80 hnr>.ine mis- mother. Mrs.
pto.h. il rnnktn. who died in that
INV recently Mrs Rankin made her
home in Albuquerque with her son
INV, 80 -amnarSnt,v in @perfect
h,nttb shortly after her arrival there
however, she was suddenly taken III
aud death resulted oe,oi' ~ nmnt,
'ou'u ''',n i.s n M. rrn,ains we're.
t,Id ~ res, in oak nm cemetery.
..aaouv
.,amandnd onrrotions a year
, bnlf AFRO to give way to the Co
lnrrbn ,hrnter moving picture show,
,yiil reopan ia the Colombo hail this
ov.niny Tho academy win BE- opened
., IA. nubiic again under the most IA
arahis ctrc,mstanccs and il is eX-
- ,hat i, win H., largely patrouiz-
~ &C., tb. stnrt As in former years
IN il. conducted as "A strictly high
...i.,,, thr nanuremcnt re-
,h, yi,bt or admission. The
80. n,s h.,n ,hnrotrhlv overhaulcd
n,a.,d IN lin, condition cor dane
0yr ui,cc orchestra will furnish
rnnsl, Admission win be free.
rt,. r.rts a dance will be charged 70