davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

tains a greater variety of mineral
springs than are found in California.
They are situated mainly in mountain
Gus and extremely picturesque en-
vironments, with rich growths of ma
tive forests to make them the more
noteworthy and enjoyable. Some of the
springs are within a few miles of large
towns or cities, SO that they are very
convenient
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

who are too busy or are deferred by
one cause or another from personally
visiting the springs. but the bottled
waters have not. by any means, caused
the mineral spring resorts to lose any
sattractiveness. Wealth and fashion
annually congregate in their vi
entities and weeks are spent prof
ftably by visitors at the springs
hotels.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

The mention of counties where there
are mineral springs in this state that
have been more or less advertised for
their good qualities shows an extent
of between six and seven hundred miles
from north to south and many miles
from east to west, in which there are
frequented mineral springs.
The bottlng and shipping of mineral
waters has resulted in benefits to many
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
SPRINGS OF HEALTH
IN MANY COUNTIES
Production Amounts Annually
TO Half a Million
Dollars

A EINERAL waters are produced in
MI many counties in California. and
1fl they are largely sold because of
their excellence. In addition to
the native waters. large quantities Of
the best imported mineral waters also
ind ready market in san Francisco.
OF the native waters the properties
for healing are singularly diversified
and there are waters that are priced
as delicious beverages, either with or
without liquors.
The existence of the native mineral
springs has given rise TO many popular
resorts that are pleasantly situated
amid romantic scenery, the charms Of
which are greatly enhanced by an
agreeable climate and by the ease with
which they are reached from San Fran
cisco. There are mineral springs in
Alameda. Alpine, Butte, Contra Costa,
Fresno. Humboldt. Lake, Inyo Marin,
Nendocino. Mono, Monterey, Napa, Los
Angeles Plumas. san Benito. San Luis
Obispo. santa Barbara. Santa Clara.
Santa Cruz. Shasta. Sierra, Siskiyou,
Solano. Sonoma. Tehama, Trinity and
Ventura counties
PRODUCTION Is LARGE
The production from these springs,
commercially considered. is large.
amounting 10 more than 100000 a
year. The waters are produced al
nearly all temperatures. from cold to
boiling heat Their value as attrac-
tions to resorts is many times greater
than the sums derived from the sale of
that portion of the output that is bot
tied for the market
The strict compliance with the pure
food laws Of the nation and the state
by the manufacturers in this city Of
soda. water. ginger ale and other bev-
erages has had marked effect. upon
the demand for these bottled goods
demand which is constantly growing.
Pure cane sugar only is now used in
the manufacture of soda, and marble
dust is a thing Of the past The To-
cal manufacturing establishments are
models in every respect and the sani-
tary handling Of the bottles and all
liz ---e A0.--FltLs 4cEQ IN preparing the
goods for the consumer evokes com
mendstion from al who visit these
places All the goods turned out by
the manufacturers in this city are pure
and the knowledge of their absolute
purity has contributed greatly to the
enlargement Of the industry in recent
years.
The epicurean tastes of San Fran
cisco demand variety OF all foods
and drinks and the foreign waters are
largely consumed at the tables in
homes and in the hotels. cafes and. res
taurants. Mineral waters of all sorts
can he. found IN the agencies for their
sale in san Francisco. There are no
statistics regarding The amount of for
eign mineral waters consumed; nor do
the local figures available indicate
anything like the amounts of native
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06

Situated the part California San Francisco
has long been renowned for the In
the early hes settlers realized that the soil climate unlike
Italy
grapes Vines planted of Sonoma County but
small
demand Most of the utofC
home The
local market
planted acreage Cloverdale the
wine obtained from France and Italy
Localities
the WINE made attracted the of in all
world
holdings
the
and built MADEIRA,
burg Fresno County and Loore Kings County Dry
also instituted Coverdale Sabastopo
The Ast and MADEIRA wineries the largest the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17
SIXTEEN N IN
CLAIMS FILED
IN TWO DAYS
Many Locations Being Made in
the Soda SPRINGS District in
He'll Canyon,

That the Importance of the possi-
hilitics OF the Sod Springs MINING
district iu Hon Canyon is being rec
ogui2ed ut the present time more than
ever h,torr is indicated 10y thc fact
that pap,l- for sixteen claims i'm the
district have hecn hled i'm tho Bern
alIllr county probate clerks office
within the past two days. For the
most part The claims located add
iapcnt Goo tine SWastika. Ovtoroou. Al
Narado and other properties. upon
most ot which considerable work has
already been done. The claims are
being ~takcd out by practical mining
men and prospeotor~ AMID assessment
viii he commenced on several
of them within e few days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17
Insure in the Occidental Life.
DRINK Ol0rIeta Beer. phone 49,

United Wireless on1y u row days
more AT present price " T.. Gilbert
j s Eldridee arrived Yesterday
: from Laguna,
I j Lorenzo Huhbcll lift last night
for Ganado, Ariz, after spending sey-
eral DAYS here with his family.
Mrs Frank Georges and son Frank
returned yesterday morning after Il
two monthe' visit ln san Diego, cat.
Edward NJ SparkhaWk. western
sales agent for thu Illinois steel COM
pany. was IN the city yesterday from
Denver.
Yesterday was pay day at the Santa
Fe shops. rosulttns la tho usual slim
ulatiou Ia business IN tho downtown
district.
! T. Rlinu or Uupre's drug store.
has lDtt for Frankfort, Ind, called
there ON account ct the serious ill-
uoss of his father
Mr. aud Mrs George shade and
daughter huyo returned from %
months vacation spent I'm california
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17
RANGE RETIREMENT
IN THE SOUTHWEST
FOREST DISTRICT
EXPERIMENTS
MADE IN ARIZONA
Five Timber Experts of Forest
Service Estimating Eastern
Arizona Timber; the AIfiIeria
Plant.
Forest Service Bulletin1

Forest Service Bulletin)
several interesting experiments in
grass seeding have just been carried
out by & 4. Pearson, in charge of
the Forest Experiment Station on the
Coconino National Forest in central
Arizona, with a view to improving the
quality of the range on the National
Forests in this district.
The Coconino forest offers an OK
eellent field for these experiments
since small portions Of the range have
in the past been badly depleted by
oYcrgrazing. Moreover, the native
grasses, as a rule. N this region start
very late in the spring. with the re-
suit that forage is scarce on large
portions Of the forest during the early
part of the summer. 1t is possible,
therefore. that the carrying capacity
of the range may he greatly increased
by introducing some cultivated forage
plant, which viii restock the denuded
areas and also afford pasturage earlier
in the season than the native grasses
I'm this region is found considerable
land which is half-timbered and half
open park, and ON large areas the
ground water is very close to the sur
face, keeping the surface soil moist
even during dry months when there
is no local drought. 1t is especially
desirable to secure a stand of grass
or other forage crop on these moist
areas. since they are unadanted to
either forming or the growth of tim
ber. The vegetation Is usually sparse,
mainly on account Of excessive tramp
ling by cattle in the past.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17
BANKRUP ICY CASE
BEING ARGUED
Palmer Matter Again Taken Up
in the District Court Crane
Exemption Case and MiraIeS-
Miefa Contest Taken Under
Amusement

The j f. Palmer bankruptcy case.
which has been pending in the dis
trict court for some time, was taken
mp again Yesterday afternoon and
may hc competed today. The case
has hcon iu litigation for nearly three
Years
Judge Abbott has taken under ad.
viscmtnt the CRANE bankruptcy case.
i'm which Mrs. crane asks that she be
flowed tho exemption due To- Il
widow i'm such matters The court
has also taken undcr adNiscmcut the
case of tho heirs of pdula Miralcs
VotSus T. \ Miora ian which AN cf-
fort Is being made hy the p|laintins
60 secure Judgment for money al
legged tu have been appropriated by
MirrH for his ~ use.
ash judgment Against IIaWIcy.
The John l. Roland Book and Sto-
tionctN company of 81 Louis. through.
their lo,1l attorneys, Collins and
Struup Yesterday uled "a suit gskisg
Judgment against percy J HlNlcy
for Sl0i aui costs. alleged to h, due
"u account of goods sold. for which 30
is alleged payment has not hDon
made.
\ new shipment of the famous In
dc~ttuclo trunks lust received. B,n-
ianiu ilro~.. Correct Clothes for Wen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17

TO IIiOST WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS our NEW roth
CENTURY COLLAR SNAPPER OF
EEI,S THE PERFECTION OF COL
LAR COMFORT. DOESN'T CRACK
THEN EITHER. AND LETS THE
TIE SLIP EASY. IMPERIAL IAUN-
DRY co. PHONE 1iS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17
School Books at MatSOn'S.

Each boy or girl buying their -rhool
books AT Natson's viii receive u free
gift,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17
Matson'- for school supplies.

FOR \ TIMER OR PLUMBER
CALL IP CRESCENT HARDWARE
COMPANY. PHONE 3t5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17

Largest line of school books and
supplies NJ q. \. Natson 4 Go.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

In the event that you should not
receive your morning paper tele-
phone the POSTAL TELEGRAPH
co giving YOU name and address
ana the paper viii be delivered by a
Special Messenger. The telephone 10
No. 80.
". OO-REWARD-Bs ~ =
The above reward VIII be paid
for the arrest and conviction Of any
one caught stealing copies of the
Morning journal from the door
ways Of subscribers =
JOURNAL PUBLISHING co. =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17

To see at a glance thar
there's II style about some
men which distinguishes
them among Their fcI.
lows: they go about their
business in the usual "A,
and they may be lust
usual men: but there's
something about thei,.
looks that's different.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-17

rnoNE :s:.i.-.: 1897
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
MRS BEIAioSTs BABY Bcok.

Nr- 0arer q D. Belmont pho oy
frt 81. hs aun Jeyree mas ome
a ,atf OF the militant
fl g-i .a the srlsat. los i-
--fag-. Ass also entered the
i sut-s and s. Jew er~
are foli s telref .l ths View YORK
Na-l zen sooat Reg book far children.
hea aheff tt -pubHshed nsxt
-a said e. be- pra-
uss rs sur ID ltr ean children
ano sHe s, other Parents me ben
c1t ~ Der oa0 cxpreuer. The vol
un pli oatsn rany tsi1ahie re.at-
ess sor thegn @ usu as eutsrtalnrnfnt
lgr tht youuger generation.
L. the inteTs eu Win ths WorIa re-
porter has throau some interest
ing sdeiigats GA th~ lives 81 Dee. eli.-
drrn Tles are Caasrr.o yans-rhat
who MARRIED the Drkc ~ Ns-ibor-
oagb William b. VANDERBILT "a rar-.
uc3 to Virginia FsiF aut Harold $
Vanderbilt Airs H,imcut- grand
O. areu. loo sols az the uusa,
OF Marlborough John NarquE or.
Hlandsord and LoFi It5r Charles
sTenttr--hunchif have been made.
acqua--ted afth mary on the ~nciteuts
an tnc eook ey their gansmo,asr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
\ FEW ERRORS.

lu tae department headed Public
Foraa we priat This norning . com
n ~aalcagson signed John Mordy. ad-
eaV.nE the cause Of tenn peranc~
which IS 4 most excellent cause. and
! gsTthy g M Ncrdys best efforts.
sut an his enthusiasm be mas fallen
lnso q .ew crrors whlch IL nor Sor-
ues;cL might ser1- 10 DO the caus
q tempe4a1ce much more harm than
good.
First Mr Moray auoas himself 10
san into an error when Pc sets him
self up as q CENSOR n the public
press hsean MS letter shess that
he would be- a decided m.sf.t IL TIA,
position.
Second be s Chilly in error when
= aouses me legislature ~ New Mex
So 20 tas ysrxe n rlaieule Tor giving
license 70 81 RI ID sell liquor 10 the
Indians The Pueol0s in common
eith osaes Indians are the wards %
the United States government. and
the legislatures have no eF neith-
~ 30 me territories nor in the states.
70 give body license 80 sell liquor
e. them
rnird. NJ sieEig Is again In error
aArn hc aliases the sheriff q the
county fos permitting violations oC the
sunday av and the gambling law. II
Nj Aiordy knows ths, chose laws are
violated. Us IA mis- Huts "a citizen 10
has his knowledge before tn. grand
lars and thu st be- operation the
legal machinery necessary 10 secure
the enforcement Of IRE Rw. But II.
be h4s no facts 20 sls;fin his asser-
uon. and merely speaks from hearsay
h. shoud read tho nlnth lomnnand-
ment.
FOURTH AIT. Moray $ 10 error. or at
iesst .Rss himself open go The suspi-
cion 81 error, nhen De ass1mes tina,
ali persons should be branded rs
knANts and fools except himself. 1t
IS q mistake Tor . man L. make him
elf So lonely.
Ana r1h Mr Mordy = greatly In
error when he assume tl..t the cause
u Temperance can b. forwarded by
g. resort 10 Incorporate methods The
sspel hsw ~ temperance Ia au things
net BEEN repealed ana ihc greatest,
asntsr tnst ttt cause ~ temper
tais1 a-s go carty 5 the intern
fa,s artuct erits hol#r-thau-thou
cnanrfauE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
I'M sNT MORTALITY.

Birmingham England ny 10 am
ga against iasaui mertailty. has
1hfn ulGe years reduced ne Death
nsa ~ infants from one hundred and
naretya4ae Der thousand bsrtas 70 a
sundred ana fefu five The hsalsh
officer ef that gy s.tes * his
op ason that % seFy lsrss percentage
of iaiaHt mortality IS ~pssvsn;a5l and
that gre1t numbers of deaths sac due
20 suogsat careless and ln.xperi-
aua mothers To besleTes "a Il ed
ss4tionai esm gn for higher
standard * cjeanlines IN TIE homes
and surroa neings 81 the poorer class
- ~ 'ne continuity.
TaeTe are vzgs0us organizations IN
birmingham fnr .he education 81.
mothers. aHa their are said societies
District VISITORS ard NURSE Wnile
'ae dlgpcusaF.es render ai Tie ai2
they cam.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
IHr TIDE HAS TURNED.

4 prominent rste1en % Gree, Brit
ain. n1~ VISITING IN tals cnuntrv. was
InteryseHr1 = fee DAYS & BY CITE ~
the prominent journals Ok Sew YORK
m REGARD 80 conditions. Industrial ana
political. how existing 10 the ccun-
tries o. Europe. and among other IL
tere~tlag statements ne aud TIE fol-
lowing relating 70 the a1or situation
twenty ycsrz ago large numbers
of p~4rsofs were erixgaf4ng from Ger
many 60 the resg ~ The world. ing
ssat ort feNer prsons bat TO-
day tl.e position is absolutely reversed.
Germany Is uow snGtng out oaiy "a
thousand persons yesr and
s.uding cut more gnan
e8e Qoe. and she aonaitton uf the
aprkiug c,a1s : worse tran 4 ever
aa The situation s. tr4t England
has now become. insleaa o. ts~ ex-
os goods. an exporter of ar.-
IA a1d ~ human betnu
The effect .Qon TIE country hiss
been ms@t maFAeG 3fsn who were
Give eaFs ago Loersis p fre. trad
en have rcnofnce' their parry and
vune over in great Numbers 10 the tar
II reform carts who policy has
been adopted by the conservative po-
.sssa. pzFtg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
An HONEST CONFESSION.


1t has seen sa8t that an honest
confession Is eossl f3r the soul and
"a fhat rrle holds good ia pc8ti-s as
p m,~sr "a , 4r
aema-anc nesAsar. the Rosvell
Record. oasnr 20 feel better Being
nag On sr1m ua,.n there
VAS ao cs n the Record was forced
u ss.alt tt-s ihe q mooratr party Il
gives d.. rsa-f uoald rspeal the sar-
IN On Mes Mrues usaf ANA fsa
far. tft raa OF ts. TERRITORY
a. a'm-t u.. a ~ uoot .f
soath Anar u, .ttemutrr
o. defend l- har .t-.faat 81 IA.
party t.uara s.s arl lr.et rh5eA
s. tao -rafananat a.era- 81 fh ts--
ut-rr Il
Yes e a .t a.r ra. Ft
ora tneernfr - ,sr ,n. az
ere u.,r tss rogrn +- nrr
,ion m.srs ~
clothing - t1-o - ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
rltr Nru YoRh crn ELECTION

IN. paHtsea. attention % nc e9lh-
rs Is sssi now focused upoH NeN
YsrE cts. and there are great 1n~HS
tbounnds o. people ln ALI parts q tNs
rastsa states ana ln al political
,tsg. who sincerely bel*se tnnt tA
na ~ good government noa eaiy 3"
N york esty and state. hut - .
great eNsaHs every nere ets ~oifa q
areatsv assisted and enrcAF@s"a "f
he .sxnsi defeat Of Tau4nAny h44i ~
nrszeft contest. Bat theusn @"
good people eyargMhsfe MAI Ff",
earnestly Tor such s resuif. hat goo@
reason bate thcx. IN fat q hoIs s"'
swsn an outcome af the contest
Judge 0aynor Is . good a~e"esFA''
4 man who repge4nts the better ee
u.ent az ,he democratic party the
lean rs.a ~ tina, party psf him ~
despite the mpt oeie'-
mined opposition = TaIuHsany' bai
Tarmany. being a. @FPtns' u
nsst auile as harmless - a dove s@"
mat discretion wogi6 se the aNeF
mari 81 salor. ana insteaa Of kAekans
asgus Gaynors nomination. end 'r9-
rig to defeat him pasast right 10 fhe
f-ssat as MS chanpi0n sugpoFts =
stsraHv took the sagnoF banner out
~ me aands "a GQfnor fr4elds BIT
NAT 5 ssA.on wng ia~ good Hen
vno brought nfm ard ard aFed
nss nomination shnala . dessert
nlm re 10 geo8 man wits IN
smgsmchahs reputation. ard aA ~
ZOO. r~@en cg Ne YORK weut q rep
utaAs.e asau - s as43 os taesT gov
4ymn,en, u
democratic ora wstn
nm. New Y,f
ls ssfs aTgr
tas sanaaaafe hn wss Fuf g0Fpar4 by
fhs nrpadea'a enaD>r has een
received afn efen arms reaI en-
shussasrn b. ans aur0s ~
whag il rssfa Ia soc situation iQ uar
asst 4 sIsuiclon that ne al ncf poli
p 4Sial party vofe
Hr. Barnhrrt. ghs fepub = nom
isa 5 also . good a9an. bet no oetter
80 Tar a. So bavs ben sole 90 ieafn
snan Jadge Gagnof ano there
aveao rass except these of q pc-
is.eal charat ter Why tar enc saolid
hs preferred over she other.
Mr.. Hearst has been injected .nso
the campaign As "a ihlg1 party csnfi-
date. bus taers does ID, seem 90 be
any stn defined reason whg b. should
draw ang nor votes from ore OK t0c
fss8iar nominees ,han from iae other
and lhorsfofe M voa.d saesu faat the
chances % sccess srv iArg on the
Eae 90 Judgr Gs2nor. Thf Uay the
game % shaped up now T. T%amuau9
should - beaten Il weuld bf pvt cut
- busna+ Coy sc4ss geo couse ANA 90
T~s1nn'any cannot, oEord 90 60 car ~
nusineS b. $ makas ghe nsn. ot us
Agfe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
ACTUAL WORK ON
THE BURR0 MOUNTAIN

| A~a4Ftl &tN- LAtF4 atN%t
| Actual construction wr-k IN the
| Burro Mountain railway from White
water on the santa Fa To- Leopold
| Tyrone 10 the other mining camps
! y the BurTo mountain district has
| started euu within g 9eT DAYS Ice
u<n VIII be working on the grades.
The work 90 grading has started from
the Burro Mountain end. camp haF-
ing been Established Il Few hundred
Yards north ~ George Snbletts ranch,
s. hirh lies e mile and q haf east ~
Tyrone. The nrst grading TO be done
HIil Pee over the rocky. mountainous
country adjacent 10 Trunr p VII
require some months as There aye q
number ~ cu5s and fills 10 e made
.Lt il understood the chief engineer u
.1he Fl P4so - Southwestern railway
e IN charge Of construction work and
this has given rise 10 % ruTor thar
the neu rold and that it may o- built
70 DrminE However. this - uCiv M
.mcr ana authentic Information cn the
subject Is uncbtainabit 3t thc present
writing
the osScial name ~ the corporation
huii1iur the tine : the Burro Noun
TAIN Railway ccmpany. which was in
ccrporated over q scar age with g
number ~ Blr-a M0urtain men as Ia
corporations several tclG connected
ri-h tn ChemuuE company operating
ar Tucson
The lire. . ID is huilt 10 Wnltewatsr.
UiL with SIS suIt.hes and spurs COM
. aoout tNenty miles ot tusrk. all
though The distance f-o11 the mlu& %
Nhltewate~ does not exceed fourteen
miles
u II Ncne-uotI whe has been i1 [
THE employ az the PIE ns-D Dodge som 4
for a number az wars f~ I
charge - Tire couussu department
and aas In Silver CITY Yesterday ouy-
supplies Jog th different Eradns
..wr-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26

nnd Il was the keen interest they DIS
played in the narrative which bed Mrs
Belmont 10 believe tnat others would
find the Same enjoyment IN story
q the young Naucrhlis aad tae
manner 81 iheir lve~ an Ions Islaa1
Mrs. belmont SQUADS this n9is 81
warning Donf give oteg tne eare q
your ehlidrea a. h,red stten1@utE
Taey e4n meter take ire pz1e Of a
mother
Ven see ! have nr 80 aecr IS
70 "a proper bringing up ~ cnii-
dr1n. she saa anc IFe ts.ed 20
shadow il forta in tas Atsle SON 81
The !.Fc 81 my 5wa chFidFtr. I've
tEiea 10 MAKE that beck M 4Gst 2
story fos eoss ana sr.s 20 suiay, 3uf
e rea help for fathess y mothers
vino care toT laeir ch.ldren nat don :
qu!te know Row btst 70 TAX care q
them.
My children wcT- brought up or
sch n entirely different pHaa fFom
EhOse Q. mt.s1 - my sFiemcs. While
thnS wese .irle Z never luEcae Away
from them. Ees with them coz
xsanuy
IL Is The usaai fashion % han.sh
hlitrer 70 The third floor In ehargs
Of lheir nura Sy rniidEeu were
Always On The second floor 18th me-
Thoy slept IN = room opening o1
mine. The youngest was always IN a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26

There wee tniEIy-onc people from
Kalamazoo. Mich. in the party Of
hom@eekers and land buyers brought
x Las Vegas yesterday afternoon 5E
the Ga~ylOr-Keifer Realty company IN
thcir special excursion car Among
the number are l. : Deal and p A.
Wood. who represent the realty COM
PAM in that city. FL Caldwell former
public accountant. OF county clerk
Mrs. Celia Buckhout 2 wealthy widow
who il accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Edith Buckhour and a sister.
Mrs. Hattie Brooks, J. W. GalWoed.
q dalryman and farmer; john AUnks.
who has just SOLD a farm near Kala-
,nazao. and O. F. Kendall e pros
porous real estate man OF that ciIs
Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
Oh l0u Pumpkin.

we have on exhibition in our front
window a fruit that IS 70 &
great many countries. bat this u Is
uncommon in that il was grown on the
skyline. ZOO II above sea ie.ei. and
On a dry land farm. This Is not the
only uncommon feature about this
fruit-p0pularly known as = pumpkin
but i also has size fa recommend it
II is two feet long snd measures four
feet and TWO inches in circuuference
II was grown ny II. 2 knight. on the
mesa beyond NoEal- AIr. Keller also
brought a sample 0f MS potatoes. a
Of which makes an Irisnman :
mouth water and excel or equal tho
famous Greeiy potato-CarriEozo
News
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
TifF CENTER.

9peFa for Earore anaeT American
auspices such t the announcement
rhe beginning w1a Dr. Ia Paris Next
Mas ard June tire p5ck ~ the Metro
uolitan co@p ~ ~ New York. to-
sethfr wlth the orehes, san appear
ln a Partisan opera house and ssscw
t6st pGBlic what the American stan
d4Fl H. a good and probably q pas-
ing scheme. And SHAT * come % pass
ia su2. young singers on thai s.dc ~
tne Wafer uill BE- obliged 20 make q
reputataon 10 Ame.ca before Seur-
iug recognition r, horae The mcrld
CO usove-ereu tha mlsseal world