Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09
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JEWFLER
the past ten days,

the past ten days.
Lucinda. the small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Faustin Garcia, died at 8
o'clock yesterday morning after n
brief Illness, Funeral services will
he held at . O'Clock this afternoon.
%interment viii be made in Santa Bar
bara cemetery.
The funeral OF Salvador NJ. Con
zales, who died Sunday morning. Will
be held this morning at . o'clock from
the Methodist church in Barolas,
Aaron K. Gonzales, OF FL Paso. a
son Of the deceased. arrived yester-
day to attend the funeral.
w. Il. Brown, general freight and
passenger agent for the Santa Fc.
with headquarters at El Paso. and
\. u. Brown. travelling passenger
agent for the Burlington. with head
quarters in Kansas city. were here
yesterday soliciting business for their
lines.
An old-fashioned spelling bee viii
be held at Futrelle's han at tho west
end of the viaduet saturday, February
10, at 7 p m There viii also be rect
tations and vocal and instrumental
music. with tableaux. All are oordi-
ally invited to be present. Volunteer
talent viii be accepted. Lewis Can
ter Is in charge of the program.
Advance sheets of the official
Catholic Directory, published by the
NJ. H.. Wiltzius company. Milwaukee,
Wis, gives the following statistics
regarding the Santa Fc diocese. Popu-
lation tCatholic) about $4,000; arch
bishops. /; clergy, IS: churches. 275,
colleges and academies. >; parishes
with schools. II, children attending.
1886; orphan asylum, 1: orphans. 70;
charitable institutions, 4.
The Harmonic club. Of Galcsburg.
H., entertained a large number of
Santa Fc employees and their families
az the Santa he reading room last
night. The club Is wen named. as
harmony SO essential in music. was
one Of the main features OF the musi-
cal selections given by the several ar
who performed last night. Tho
entertainment was a rcaI treat and
much appreciated by those present.
Howard Richmond. nineteen years
old. was bound over to the grand jury
Judge craig yesterday afternoon.
utter the youth had pleaded guilty OF
sixty dollars from Dakin's
lool room, The theft TO which Rich
nond pleaded guilty was committed
bout a year ago. while he was cm-
by Dakin as a clerk. Richmond
at the time. but was caught
Illinois recently and brought back ,
O Albuquerque Saturday. ,
Despite the inclement weather last {
the crystal theatcr played 10 y
rood houses az all three shows. The I
Inns shown were unusually interesting :
nd the songs were the latest musical {
tits. ana the music furnished by the IA
orchestra was all that I
ould be- desired. 1he management Z
4 the crystal is studying the Crystal {
rowds all the time. know what
'lcaseS them. and that IS one of the I
casons why the house is nearly al
filled TO the doors during show
line.
Lovers OF cards win be given an ex-
client opportunity 10 display their {
hility or inability TO play progressive
Ugh five at the card party 10 br given
y the Young Ladies' Sodality OF the
immaculate Conception church. in .
nights or Columbus han Thursday :
Ncning. February II. Appropriate y
viii De awarded To the ladies' a
gentlemen winning the most &
aid TvfTsshmentS Wii DE Z
at IN. conclusion OF the party y
he young ladies extend an invitation Il
the general public to attend the 81
They have appointed recep- 7
on committees to meet the guests 81
see that they are properly enter O.
and those who attend viii a
ouhtless spcnd = Vcrs enjoyable eve "
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