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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02

road. and they are being ordered IN
such a manner hat there viii always
be q sufficient quantity IN hand to
keep the work going.
] further recommend that upon the
arrival OF the consulting engineer that
the necessary steps be taken at once
looking to the purchase of the perma-
ncnt pumps as recommended in his
original specifications.
would recommend That no connec-
tion be made with the sewer until the
sewer committee recommends same,
permitting the people to use the old
sewer or to build cesspools awaiting
the arrival Of the new at their
lot line.
Ny reasons for this are, first; II Is
not fair to the contractors before the
sewer is accepted to permit the use
Of any part Of it, and second: | be-
that the city would lose any hold
that il might have on the contractors
If the use Of this was permitted.
Respectfully submitted,
IANfLsC II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02
Total

The city marshal's report for Octo-
Der showed IS arrests. 497 meals serv-
ed and fines collected to the amount
OF $3.50.
Chairman Conroy of the water com
mittee reported that work was under
way on the extensions of water mains
on the Mountain road and North
Eighth street and that the pipe was on
the ground for the remaining extern
sions which have been ordered, With
the exception OF South Edith street.
This pipe he said had bccn ordered in
December, 1905 and had not yet been
delivered. He was instructed to n
out why the pipe had not been deliV-
cred ana when work on that extension
could be expected, The committee re-
ported - hydrants placed on the
South High ana Walter street extern
sions, being q hydrant for every corn
err, Some objection was made to the
placing of the extra hydrants BY May
or Lester Alderman Beaver ana other
on the ground of unnecessary expense
but on the showing made by fire chief
Burtless that the MIGRANTS We're nee
cssarv for the protection Of property,
the report of the committee was
adopted on Alderman Hanley's motion
nv unanimous VOte.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02
LOCAL ITEMS or INTEREST


Washington, Nov New Mexico
and Arizona Fair Tuesday and We'd
nesd8y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02

II YOU want a choice building lot in
any part of the city. at original plat
price ana on easy terms, inquire for
D.. *. h. Sellers. owner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02

For Salc-fIve-PaSSenser TOURING.
car; a b,tSain: 200 ". Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02
Shay Made Electrical Inspector.

Mayor Lester announced the APP
pointment of James w. Shay, who is
now building inspector to the Office OF
electrical inspector. The nomination
was unanimously confirmed AS was
that Of G. w. Hunter who was APP
pointed -poundmaster after the Mayor
had declared the office vacant. Hun
ter takes the place of the lamented
Col. Ward whose ventures into the
field of retail liquor resulted disas-
trously for him during the recent SEES
sion Of the grand jury.
Mayor Lester asked from city at
tornev Collins u report as to what ac-
ton IS being taken by the county
treasurer regarding occupation taxes
collected by him The city attorney
reported that the city treasurer was
now receiving such taxes ana that it
was expected occupation taxes would
be paid to him in future without OPP
position on the part Of the county
treasurer.
Ordinance No. 454. which provides
that the council may at viii order the
covering Of any irrigation ditch or lat
eral within the city limits so as to
allow traffic without danger OF inter-
ruption. was passed by unanimous
vote, being taken upon third reading
This ordinance was designed especial
~ to cover the case of the south side
acequia which has been nuisance for
years to property owners on South
Third and Fourth streets. 1t is eN-
pected that this lateral will be ordered
covered with concrete or placed In
pipes at once.
Alderman Ncustadt moved to take
up all ordinances before the council
In order that they may be acted upon
IN time to bc included in the compila-
ton which the city attorney is o
completing and which he has been
working on for more THAI year. The
mayor thought a motion unnecessary
and assured the council that he would
call n special meeting To consider
these ordinances whenever the coun-
Gil desired. Thccr are five or six or
dinanccs now before the council. the |
most important of which Is n build
ing ordinance. The city attorneys
compilation on which city Attorney
Collins has spent a great deal of time
has been ready for presentation for
some time past.
The council adjourned without fix
ing a date for any further meeting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02
Al G. B. Bralevich's Stationery

and Notion Store Composite Postof-
fice,) can be found the best standard
cigars and tohaccos. kept IN perfect
condition FOR immediate use. In spe-
ctally constructed cases. MIR. Braje-
jich IL selling out under the original
cost a large variety OF school
books and toys.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-02

First National bank Of Santa re, was
a visitor In Albuquerque yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

Mr. Moody's appointment. his record
on the bench disPels u. That record.
like the record % other distinguished
jurists. demonstrates Ne ability OF an
able lawyer 10 relinQuish the partisan
role Of advocate and rise 70 the I'M
PARTISAN duties Of judge. u also
demonstrates that the qualities q In
teIlect and temperament necessary Tor
success In these respective caliiugs
are rot Incompatible.
y is clear (from hts recent opin-
sons) thai Justice Moody ~iil not ju-
diciany uphold tire doctrine Of SOW
ereign aid inherent power 81 the IA
ton epart from constitutional grant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20
Operator Got 6usy.

AT Washington the newspaper cor
respondents are telling the following
story about Representative Walter
Broxnfow Of Tennessee; Recently he
called up somebody at the White
House. He had fierce time Central
who tried TO get the number for him.
appeared 20 be inexperienced or
asieep. Mr.. Browalov. ordinarily the
NEST patient Of men. finally lost his
patience
Look here he shouted; quit this
fooiishness, Either &c; me the White
House or give me some place where !
nav At least talk 20 my intellectual
equal
silence for a moment. and then over
the wire came a good loud Hello" In
a mans vcice
Mr.. Broxnl0w vas much relieved
What place l. Tits he asked.
The Government Hospital for the
insane. across the river came the
snswcT.
Representative Brovnio- il nov en-
deavorfns to ascertain that centrafs
name. He wants 10 have her PRO
noted. TAsf's Shaf be says 20 the
newspaper men.-Judge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

for which he coutended a. attorney
general IN Kansas vs. Colorado. He
viii safeguard the autonomy Of the
States and preserve the separate SOW
erei<nfy o. ;he governments. STATE
and Federai. maintaining the jurisdic-
ton ~ the States over the areas u
governmental po~cr unceded % ma
tionai authority. Justice Moody's ap-
rointmenf - more than Justified
George whiteiock. In the Greea Bag.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20
JUNE.

The shining sun is in her face. and
that is June to me:
The simple love is in her heart. and
that is June to be;
The song Of life Is on her lips. and
that Is all I care,
For ! have then the dream Of June
upon her moonlit stair.
The silver sea is in her eyes. and that
is June 70 me;
And they are velvet as the skies OF
only June can he;
The rose 81 morn is On her check. ane
that - why go
Down through the laughte-=ad % love
with an my soul sglow.
The magic moon Is On her brow, and
that Il June u me,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20
JUSTICE WOODY PRAISED.
His Appointment TO tire Supreme
Eench More Thar justified.

Mr.. Moody vas appointed 70 the
FEDERAL Supreme Court from the caoi-
set Of an executive not keeniy ahSe
70 The distTibosiou Of powers oetveen
iho United states and the component
ccmmongeaiths Nor was THIS ex-
ecrtire highly sensitive 20 the copsti-
tuffonz1 diviSion and separate appo--
tionmenf Of functions. executive leg
fslslse and judicial n the intimate
z.eoclalinn Nth su>t = Presideat sue-
Ee&cd a dorbt as 70 TIE wisdom q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

Life - q spectacle and has q Jot
% fun IN the changes Of scenes n you
watch out DO not take your work
TOO seriously. Do q the best you
kner boz. then shut TIE desk ana
50 % and make merry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

tonbonS. say. 500. Certainly We can
marry On SEQ a year.
And have a snug sgrpius.- sug.
ErSfed her da~ For such sncidcntais
a. grub aaa clothes and house rent
-Pafsburg Post
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

And she Is in the lilies nov, with
cowslips 10 her knee:
Oh, sunlit face and sealit eyes and
scngiit lips in tune
A sweeheart by the lilac gates. ard
that's enough Of June,
baltimore sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

~Of course said the half regretfui
wooer. II your family doesn't think
Tn good enough. why oon1 want
to intrrde where Tn not wanted
I'm look ont Tor that, said the
brsincxslikc young woman =! thins
yor are zood enough. and my broth.
er Is q lawyer. DO you appreciate the
ccm5ination7-
he I'D and remained in.-Cieveiand
Plain Dealer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

Twice a. many widows a. Widowsrs
gied IN New YORK STATE IN 1913
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

Climax Lawn Mowers, has three
elf-shaTpening 12-in blades.
Special ...... $2.2s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

Theatre parties said the p-os-
pcctive bridc. win cost ahoat S1oe
annsaily' flowers a. much more. and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

Garden Rake. fourteen prongs.
all perfect. with six feet handle,
special 1890. ........15c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

Ehe no-izlity snder ehiorosorm -
eraees one persca n 1900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-06-20

Shakespeare: The smity that Wis
dom knits not folly may easily unite.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12

Week Days, 8:i5 n. TN. and 3 p. IN.
Rxtra Steamer Saturday Aftern'n. 1870;
Sundays. 81 q. I'M. and p. m, round tnp.
IS cents, children. Is cenis. Orehc,,ra p-o-,.
Muse ell ,nps Butte, Lunch. Csie u Park. Bates
Street Whah. No Iiauor permitted.
Columbia Moonliaht. Tues. n Fri. $50
Columbia Lake Ride, Sunday Ev.. $50
III, nsh,,o r-tvse any per'oO .dms'iOn to bO.u OF
pafs y reserved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12
Nv LOCAL PLAYHOUSES
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

That most beautiful tuneful and
nneras .pa OF A A,, made comic
troductory Offering OF the, Acorn comic
opera company. which begin NJ series
OF rHylVals OF comic opera and musical
comedy Successes at the Detroit opera
house on Monday evening
Robin Hood" II will be remembered
ny the older generation OF thcater pa
. irons. was produced by the famous
hostonlans when they were at the
helght or their fame. and was the
greatest OF their many successes The
Tact that no less than five OF that
notable cast are to he seen i'm their
original roles In ae revival should
therefore, prove interesting news
Eugene Cowlcs. whose resonant basso
was feature Of the Bostonians' pre-
sentation. viii again be the VIII scar
let ana sing the "ArmourcT y Song,
Helen Bertram returns TO the role Of
Maid Marian. in which she achieved
ncr hrst great success. George fTOth-
ihgham will ps seen IN his quaint M
depreciation OF Frlar Tuck; Joscphinf
Bartlett whose association with tJe
role OF Dame burden dates back 10 Nc
ORIGINAL presentation at the ChicJgo
acquaintance Ia that delightful
Characterization while larry Dale inn
personAtGA-l++tS- CfHbouTne In the
same able manner that was character
lstic or his work with the Bostonlans.
quite as notdHfc rs any or the eN-EOS
tonlans Is Phil Brdnson, who WAS
rushed here To play Florcstctn In The
bohemian Girl" lie Will be the Sheriff
or Nuttinghan. role IN which he has
achieved pronounced success In other
cities with the Abutn companies The
title role VIII he Ia the hands ~ GEORGE
Tallman, whose delEhtful tenor has
won him "A hos OF friends during the
grand opera engagement. Bertha Davis
VIII be the "Anabcl' and Harry Luck
stone, the uncNccllCd baritone. viii
sing Brown October Ale In the
character Of Littlcjohn. Hattie Belle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12

tolls n swecter story or has moro
fascinating atmosphere than The Rose
OF the Rancho. the big David Belasco
success, when has been secured by
Vaughan CHASER a. next week 3 Offer
ing In the LyCcum. The piece origin
ally was given beautiful scenic pro-
duCtion. Mr. GlaScrs past EFFORTS en-
sure the same for his stock production,
and both nc and Miss Courtency are
offered unusually cougcnial rolos. The
entire action is laid in southern CALI
fornia and the time is shortly after
the ccssiOn ~ tadt country 10 the
United States by Mexico, before tho
Yankees uprooted the traditions and
customs OF centuries and transformed
the peaceful Mission gardens and
aristocratic ranches 81 that country
The dark eyed Seuoritas. picturesque
caballeros and dignihcd ducunas move
languidly amid pictures of exquisite
beauty tinted with rich COlors. aflame
with warm lights, joyful with Spanish
gaiety-mCn and women singing and
dancing. accompanied by guitar and
Castanct. ana rOllicking mcrrily In bat
ties of confetti. a somnolcnt pleasure
loving people careless OF the morrow
hut hating hercely the American
'erincocs." whom they feel have como
70 rob them Of thCir lands. The story.
briefly told. concerns tho love OF kcar-
nev, an American sent into the country
bv the American government 40 prOtaCt
Epanish interests, for Juanita. the
grand daughter of Sonora Kcnton.
kinkaid. a land jumper. attempts TO
take possession OF the Kenton rancho.
hut kearuey has prior right and
sends for registered papers, to be
backed IN by the militia. Tho strife
between Kearncy ana kiukaid over the
land and the duel in love between
Kearney and Don Luis, the Spanish
lover OF Juanita. are dramatic elem cut =
that faScinate and interest
"The Rose OF the Rancho" viii he
given a lavish production and a large
company is required in the prcscnta-
tion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12

Irish playlet. ~ Romance OF Killar-
nov" presented in Detroit for the hrst
time by that capable Irish actor, w. j..
OHenrn and company.
The bill as "a Whole runs 70 comedy,
singing hiCh-class character work.
dancing. and Just a It'd bit OF aero
battles. Among the leading run makers
are. Bendini * Arthur, comedian and
juggler. Fred Sosmon. drcss-suit sing
Ing comedian. a Chicago society man
Colby a. Way the Ventriloquist and
dancing doll. Cooper Robinson, one
Of he most popular Colorcd teams IN
vaudeville. Bert and Lottie Walton,
aCr0batIcs and roller skate experts (;
and the Microscope pictures.
For the following week the program
includes the famous colored comedian,
Bert Walker. chief FUN maker Of the
famous team OF Williams & Walker.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12

Jacob Lifts big melodrama. The Sub
urban
The curtain rises on the gaming
room of the Pennsylvania club, re-
production OF one Of those homes or
the goddess OF chance Ii Is ladies'
day and Ia ttrong ~ the elite and fash
ion--Of the resort watches with eager
interest the absorbing scenes around
them. There are faro tables, roulette
tables and poker tables, and around
each are gathered the votaries OF
chance The impassive dealers whirl
the li'tlc ivory balls or deity shuttle
the cards. and on tho result with
broathlcss attention every eye Is
turned. There Is the jockey throwing
away mis- easily earned fees: there is
the trust magnate seeking escape from
business cares by throwing away
money he will not miss there is the
western ranchman stalking with breezy
unconCern the dollars gained at the
risk OF health-aHd- ito, and here anil
there -C0untenahccs fCverish with
anxiety. blanChed by the passions for
gaming.
The last act shows q view Of the eN-
terror OF the race track. which is fol-
lowed ny q scene OF thrilling events.
Scenes IN a racing stable and the ia
nous paddock at Shccpshead Bay are
shown. and the entire performance Is
intensely interesting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12
LAFAYETTE.

For the week commencing with tho
sunday matinee, Juno -. the Lafayet~
theater announces surprise I'm the re-
turn OF the original New York Acto-
ioRue Talking pictures with the orig
inai cast, whose sucCts IS last year was
so decided They return from twenty
weeks enlightenment IN Cleveland with
new and enlarged repertoire OF picture
plays. including the classical pastoral
and melodramatic. This company Will
include Mr.. Morrison, Mr.. Doyle and
Miss Hicks and their performances OF
last season VIII be remembered as
particularly strong. AS an opening bill
they VIII present the greatest OF all the
Tolstoi productions, Resurrection.
They hardly need an Introduction, as
anyone who saw their "Ingomar,
Samson and Delilah" or Damon and
Pythias' last season. Will know the
character Of their work. To this live
feature there Will be added n series of
pictures dc luxe ana other novelties
not seen elsewhere The vaudeville atts
selected are remarkably strong and the
moving pictures are all good and new
10 Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12

weeks engagement, starting Monday
day evening. was produced in Now
YORK UVe SeasonS ago, and II has been
running there almost constantly. with
few Interruptions, ever since. II mas
had the longest me tiOpolitan run, dHd
mas played to larger business than any
other play ever produced in TINS coun-
try. In a brief road tour, which com
prised a few OF the largest cities, the
ovations the star received, and the ire
mendous business ne played to. are
now matters OF theatrical history. OF
course, The Music Muster marks a
pronounced advancement in Warneld $
art over all his former characters. AS
Herr Won Barwig. the central character
OF the play. he has gwen TO the STAGE a
creation that for artistic Verisimilitude
will always have an abiding place IN
the gallery of famous stage creations.
THE Music Master" is n comedy
drama IN three acts. written bv Charles
Klein. MIR. BeldsCo took Ii in hand, as
is his custom with all plays that come
under his supervision, and treated IL In
the usual Belasco manner, winch means
that IL now stands forth rs convinC q
ing. dramatic human document. graCcd
here and there with those charming.
poetic touches In which the modern
stage wizard delights. The story II
tells is that Of an educated German
musician, who. In his native Leipslg, is
conductor OF famous orchestra and a
composer of cmlnence. lie comes nome
one night after an artistic triumph,
and finds his wife and baby daughter
fled to America 4 man who was once
his friend Is also missing. lie follows
70 America in search. lie spends 10
barron. hopeless years. He lives IN
poverty and plays at night In sordtd
dime museum for the pittancc II affords
to keep body and soul together tn"
heart interest" hangs not only on ms
wistful search for his daughter who ~
now n grown woman, but on the inter
estiuE. picturesque characters that are
met in the by-ways and on the main
road \ charming incident OF the play
Is the beautiful plIintlXe mclndN--thc
symphonic melody on wrfrh inc thome
hangs--writtcn by W illiam Furst. MI.
VARIED VIII play Wednesday and
Saturday matlnees IA the Avenue. II
Is announced that good seats can hc
had for every performance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12
TEMPLE.

Edwin Holt. who has been COMING 10
Detroit for many seasons as star, and
who has also appeared here i'm support
OF many of the celebrated stars OF tho
country. will he seen In The Temple
theater next week IN George AIDES
latest vaudeville pldylet. The Mayor
and the Manicure"
Mr. Holt has hcCu seen I'm the Tom
ole i'm this playltt on a former occa-
sion and ~ Is believed that tho many
who enjoyed him tnen will concur tu
the opinion that such actors as Mr.. Holt
and such playletsfas The Mayor and
I the Manicure Will. serve To make le-
ultimate vaudeville even more popular
than II has been ia the past hdlf-doIcn
years.
also provided FOR this week sp, Ctai
attraction for Thc children in Jean
Clermonts Travesty Circus, wtitll
and ROSTERS
or particular interest to those OF
Irish birth or ancestry is the beautiful
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12

Ladd who made most favorable i'm
preston during tho CsrlY part OF the
grand opera engagement returns to
lmpcrsonate AlRp-a-Dalc and sing 20
Promise Me
Only one light opera production per
week Will be given The first pet
Torrance viii be on Monday evening
and there viii he matinces on Tues
DAYS THURSDAYS ana saturdays. sum
mer prices VIII prevail Gilbert a Sul-
ttvanl ''MtKado" will be the Offering
Tor the second week and the Same cast
will remain for the cutire eng a cement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12
DAVID WAKEFIELD. ~ "rHE MUSIC
MASTER"

THE Music Master" I'm which Davi,
Warhe cid Will appear i'm the Avenue 70
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12

4 -tBHISSION IICINIsF~ aud M
Sf9RN ~ ~ NF~ wifi br on safe CII-
Gus day, az sanders Palace vi
sweets, i4t Woodward avenue 81
exactly same prices charged at tue
\ ticket wagons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12
I.NCI;IrM.

After all. what this sad old world
wants Is romance. We may all pla V
the man or woman through the DAY
hut In our moments of Tcpose We want
90 be child aRaln--we turn To the
plays or tho story hook. commonl v
termed novels In this dAN- Occasional.
we sec comic opera a musical COM
edy or problem play but the one
which we live over day after day Is the
fomance-the sweet. happy romance
chat generally has brave man who
dares death to win or protect the WON
an he loves. 0f-al L-t4+---ru1HaHccs. mono
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12
GENTRY BRoTmERs' SHOWS.

Neat week Gentry Brothers Famous
shows VIII spend their time in Detroit
t}rrtrv- fsrottrrSi shows are known 80
nearly every child In this city. as wei
as to the parents OF the little ones. "
is the classy trained animal show that
has no peer IN its respective line. To
the complement with Gentry Brothers
Shows are trained animals innuueI
able. and the shows come herald with
favor by the press OF such cttirS as
Atlanta Washington. Reading. s'cran
ton. BinEhamton. and Syracuse, whicN
cities they nave visited while on route
TO Detroit While iu this city +entr
Brothers Will b. quartrrcd at Willis
ave and Brush-st Every day during
dContInued ON Page ElcVenD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-12

long stars I'm musicdi comedy The do
r., ton Of Bert Walker to vaudeville
was caused through the physical col
Iapsc Of his partner, George Williams.
Bert Walker will appear in tho same
character ne used Ina the several COM
cdv successes with which his name is
associated.