Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-09

the new daylight train to Ell Paso viii
go on the morning OF the 14th.
II j.. j. Coleman. assistant genera
freight agent for the Santa Fe sys-
tenn. was in the city yesterday for the
day.
L. X. McGafey of Roswell, who has
extensive business interests at Tho.
reau and Ketner. was here yesterday
on business.
G.. A. Martin, advance agent for the
Cohan attraction, Fifty Miles From
Boston arrived in the city yesterday
to arrange for the presentation OF the
play here next Saturday.
II It's a nice saddle horse you want,
IL MS send yon one. Our rate. 81 for
three hours, including skirt and leg
gins. Cash only. Wright's Riding
School, $40 West Silver avenue.
ID. w. Adams. iumbcrman OF the
United states forest service. left last
night for Prescott, where nc viii d.
rect some extensive cruising work on
the Prescott national forest.
The Ladies OF the Maccabecs are
requested TO meet at Ode Fellows hall
at $3.50 sharp, Wednesday morning,
to attend the funeral Of the late Al
cxandcr NJ. Whitcomb.
There VIII be a meeting OF Cotton
wood grove No. 2. Woodmen Circle,
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon In Odd
Fellows han. All members are re-
questcd to be present on time.
Manager r. r.. Schwentker of the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance com
pany left last night for Pecos valley
points to be zone from headquarters
about ten days.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union viii meet at the office OF Mrs.
Margaret Cartwright. rooms Is and
II. Stern building. corner OF Fourth
street and Central avenue. Tuesday.
November o. at $3.50 y. m.
The Rebekah lodge VIII meet in
odd Fellows hail at 1880. tonight. In
itiation and lunch. Members OF the
degree team are requested to be at
the han at Z O'Clock for practice.
Henrietta Bailey. secretary.
Every member of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps Is requested to meet at
Wilson's music store Wednesday,
November 10. at $3.50 in the morning,
to attend the funeral OF the late A,
NJ. Whitcomb. BY order Of the pres
ident.
All members OF Adah chapter No. 5,
o. u. S.. are earnestly requested 10
meet at Masonic han "Wednesday
~, .r,l,.a. 81 n.oa as.In.I a.. ,tsa.,J A..
funeral of the late A. NJ. Whitcomb.
A large conveyance will be in waiting
AT the hall.
Arthur G.. Ringland, forester OF the
third district of the United States for
est service, has returned from a two
weeks official trip, during which he
attended the meeting of foresters at
Ogden, Utah, and made An inspection
of forests in northern Arizona.
Harry II. Poolor, for some time for
est agent for the Pecos national for
est. was a visitor in the city from
Santa Fc yesterday. Mr.. Pooler re-
Gently accepted a position as timber
cruiser for the United states land Of
flee at Santa Re.
Sidney Barth, manager of tho Barth
trading post at Zuni. left for that In
dian village yesterday morning after
a weeks visit in the city. Mr.. Barth
was accompanied by Edward Mohl. a
well known Michigan sportsman. who
will hunt bear In the Zunis for sew
eral weeks.
Attorney II. w. ID. Bryan. who ac-
companied the Inflated Hail expedi-
ton to the polar regions years ago, |
viii tell of his interesting experiences
In Il lecture ut the Baptist church at
7,i5 tonight held undo the auspices
of the United Brothcrhoods OF tho
Highlands. All men are invited.
Chairman David Farr OF the board
OF county commissioners was In town
Wednesday morning OF his way to Al-
.buquerquc from his ranch out west of
Magdalcna. Mr.. Farr had just sold
a large number Of sheep from his
ranges to Colorado ana Nebraska buy
crs.-Socorro Chicftain.
There will be a special communi-
~ Temple lodge No. &. \. f.
and A.. NJ, Wednesday, November 10.
at o o'clock y m. in connection with
a meeting OF the grand lodge. for the
Of attending the funeral OF
our late brother, A. NJ. Whitcomb. BY
order OF the w, NJ j, A. Miller, Soc
:. q. smith, forest examiner for the
| nitcd states forest service, returned
yesterday morning from Phoenix,
.Ariz. where he had a conference with
Governor Sloan regarding the houn-
dairy ines n the various national for
eats in Arizona, MIR. Smith leaves to-
day for Washington. whore he viii re-
for three months or more on
special detail work.
There viii be the usual arm at the
armory FOR Company G., First New
Mexico National guard. tonight. The
advantages to be gained by the young
Who joins this organization are