Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-13

Wright's Riding School, 315 W. silvet
avenue. hon 241.
Sec those fine chocolates in Schultz
window, corner OF Fourth and Central
A. Staab. the wen known santa Fs
merchant, was a visitor in the city
yesterday, the guest of his son. Attor-
ney Julius Staab, and daughter, Mrs
Louis 1lfeld.
Erwin Hale. better known rs
Heavy" Hale. for several months
past special officer for the Santa Fe
al Isleta, has resigned from the SER
vice.
Paul Scott, clerk to the general
foreman OF the Santa Fe machine
shops, and T. 7. Hanson, n machin-
list, left last night for Grants, where
they will hunt for a couple of days.
DR.. Gallagher. OF the United States
bureau OF animal Industry, left last
night for Grants, where he viii su-
pervise the dipping OF two thousand
lambs which have been purchased by
Kansas feeders.
Pay your football bets with a box
Of schutt's fine chocolates and bon
bons.
george ~ ltOc, DIVISION IiclBnt
agent for the Santa Fe, with head
quarters in Kansas city. and former
division freight and passenger agent
for the road mt El Paso, was in the
city yesterday.
Henry S. Van Slyck. livestock agent
for the Santa Fe, with headquarters
in FL Paso, was a visitor in the city
yesterday, en- route home after spend
ing three months in Kansas City.
Mrs. Cotton. wife of Mayor c.. ~.
Cotton OF Gallup, was n visitor in the
city yesterday, n guess at the Alvarado
hotel. III
Herman Schweizer Of the Harvey
system returned yesterday from n two
weeks tour Of old Mexico, bringing
back with him to tho curio rooms
here what is probably the finest coll
lection OF opals ever brought out of
that country.
Captain George A., Bassctt. of hose
company No. l of the Albuquerque |
fire department. has left for Los An
geles, where ,he will remain indefinite |
ly IN an effort TO regain his health, |
which has not been very robust for
months past.
j. w. Davis and Sophie Straw,
David Haywood and Smithie Taylor
we're granted marriage licenses yes
terday morning and Immediately after
securing them proceeded to the base
nent OF the court house, where Jus-
tice Of the Peace David Perea married
them. Both couples were colored.
Miss Madge pinney of East Coal
avenue was surprised Thursday even
ing by five youthful playmates, the
being her twelfth birthday.
An enjoyable evening was spent by
the young aides. Those present we're:
Misses Bertha stewart, Marie Green.
Rollet, Esther Crawford, F,
Fulcher n Madge Pinney.
The hi Mauro orchestra. beginning
will render a weekly con-
cert at the Alvarado on Sunday even
ing from six to nine o'clock. This viii
be good news to Che patrons Of the
big hotel. The hi Mauro orchestra,
one OF the finest organizations OF its
kind in the southwest, is preparing
some unusually excellent programs.
including the highest class selections
rom the great operas.
w. f. Buck. superintendent OF mo-
I've power; NJ. ]. Drury, mechanical
superintendent between Albuquerque
La Junta; S. l.. Bean, mechanical
Iuperintendent between Albuquerque !
md Los Angeles; William Daze, mas |
err mechanic at Wlnslow, and other
veil known Santa Zee officials, arrived
n the city yesterday and will remain |
lerc today in conference on important
matters relating to the mechanical
department. of the road between La I
Tunta and Los Angeles.
DR.. n. ~. earns. DR.. H.. y. Kauff-
nan and Fred Fisher returned last
from Carthage, where they have
'een for the past two days on a hunt
ng trip. The trip was made in DR..
big red touring car n the n
hunters report an excellent time. The .
rio brought back three large deers !,
y trophies Of the hunt. and would =
ave brought more but for the strin- :,
of the game laws. one of tho a
eer was presented 10 st. Joseph san :,
and the patients of that Insti- q
ition viii enjoy Venison for dinner .,
lday. -
The body OF George Davee, the San "
4 Fe brakeman who met death in an IN
nfortunate name In the Gallup
Thursday evening. will arrive Al
the west On santa Fe train No. Il
this morning, accompanied by Mrs. N
n two children. The remains @,
IN he taken to Galesburg. ILL.,, Mr.. e
avee's former home. where inter- al
lent Will be. made next Tuesday. w. 81
. Jones Of Albuquerque lodge No. II
20. Brotherhood Of Railway Train b.
zen. of which the dead man was "A Y
Iember, will accompany the remains te
o Albuquerque TO Galesburg. h,