Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-30

Allneda f~iheiIocki on AIN"hA'@ 'i'
Kansas.
a special meeting Of the Roya
Neighbors VIII be held IN odd Eel
lows hall at 2:s0 This afternoon foi
business and initiation BY order q
oracle. Mrs. q. A. Frank: Jessie y
J CHnord, recorder.
II iI's a nice stylish saddle horse
| you want, let us send you one. S1.O0
for three hours, 25c each additional
hour. Sundays included. Cash only.
Riding school. $40 North Third st.
Phones 241 and 293.
NJ. ]. Drury. superintendent OF ma
chinorv on the santa re parent line,
Master Mechanic William I9azc Of the
coast limos. and Master Mechanic Kie-
Icy Of the Eelen cut off were IN the
city Yesterday on a tour of inspection
leaving last night for Belen.
The students Of the Albuquerque
business college win hold o picnic on
July ; at camp Whitcomb and jun
bo'' ANA other c-onvcyAnces viii carry
twenty or thirty young people out to
the mountains to spend the day. chap
oroned by Mr.. and Mrs Wilson.
Definite announcement Of the date
Of the completion Of the repairs on
south Second street sewer main is not
being made. The gang Of men Is still
hard at work, making slow progress.
ana with only the best Of luck can
they finish up the job tonight
The beautiful moving picture. "Joan
OF Are viii be repeated with "A mum
Der Of CLEVER new ones at the Colombo
theater tonight. and the charming
spanish %danseuse, Ia petite Inn
perio.7 who has become a %favorite
In Albuquerque. viii again entertain
the house.
Policeman win Marquette last night
picked up peter johnson, colored, on
a charge Of making himself obnoxious
around the north side residence dis
trlct. II is said that Johnson has been
making a practice OF proving around
late at night and early in the morn
ing annoying people.
There VIII be q called meeting of
q. X Warren Post G. A. Il. at the
home of J. G. caldwell, 2t1 West sill
yer avenue. this evening at $ pm.
FOR the transaction Of any business
thnt mas properly come before the
Post By order OF II ~ Steward,
=. G.. j. q Caldwell adjutant.
Birth and Cartwright, attorneys for
Rachechi and Glomi. fled a suit IN
the district court yesterday, asking
Judgment against Francisco Vargas for
sf58. alleged 10 be due ON account Of
goods aud merchandise sold the de-
PENDANT for which II is alleged pay
ment has not been received
COL VIM. NJ, Berger, editor Of the
Bclen Tribune. was in the city several
hours last night on route TO Belen,
after spending several days on bus
ness matters IN the northern part Of
the territory. Colonel Berger visited
Ration. Las Vegas. santa re ana other
northern cities on his trip.
james K. Koontz, general freight
agent for the Santa I'e, with head
quarters in Topeka, arrived in the city
hast night IN private ear No, 8 and
leaves this morning for the Grand
Canyon Mr. Koontz was accom-
panied by his family, Tho trip IS in
the nature Of q vacation, MI. Koontz
having recently recovered from q se-
we're illness,
The 'Brooklyn Eagle newspaper
spocial, touring the southwest, the
Pacific coast and northwest, with stops
It the seattle exposition and Spokane,
VIII arrive in this city on the way to
he Grand Canyon and Los Angeles on
July H.. A three day stop ut colo
rado Springs is TIE only lengthy stop
to be made by the train before reach
ing the southwest
The Learnard ana Lindemann Boys
band No. has elected new officers
TOR the ensuing year as follows: VIII
His McQuade. president; Joe Scott.
manager Willian II. Ryan. secretary,
Charles clark, treasurer ana music
librarian, and Frank Guy. wardrobe
man. The boys arc drawing up a on
stitution and bylaws with the aim
of a permanent working organization.
The Fourth of July festivities viii
begin with the patriotic concert to be
given by tho Christian Endcavor So
riety ut the Congregational church
tomorrow Thursday evening, and II
Is said hy those Who ought TO know
that this Win be enc of tho most in
trrestlng and ENJOYABLE features Of Il
safe aud sane eelebu alton of our ma
tional anniversary. But you win be
able to judge better as to that il YOU.
so and see for yourself.
Miss Anna Laura Cooley of Chicago.
laughter of MIR. and Mrs Henry "
Cooley. became the bride in this city
Monday night OF Clarence Rice
grcnch, a leading jeweler OF Phoenix.
Arizona The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of MT. ana Mrs
Isaac Rarth. $40 West Tiicras, by the
tte1 N ~. Brysoa, pastor of the.
Christian church, the bride ana groom
being attended by Mr.. ana Mrs. Barth.
Only a few intimate friends were
present. The ceremony was per-
formed under "a fragrant bower of
white blossoms. ree and white be-
ing the scheme OF decorations an the
thyoueh The bride wore net
silk and carried flowers. Tho
welded pair left last night for Phoe-
mix. where they will De at home to
their friends after September Is.
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Foley's Honey ana Tar is espec-
iuIfV flagaf1 Ya4pHRH for Thpapfn and