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10 QUE OCURRE
En- PONCE.
El Bar de abogados
de Ponce trata de
reorganizarse y ha
citado a una reu-
MON.
Conocidas familias que re
gresan a Ia isla, despues
de ausencla en- Espana
Meioras en- las ofcinas de CO.
rreO en- d0nde Sc instalan
ALI nuevos apartados.
De nuestro corresponsa'

De nuestro corresponsal.
Ponce Diciembre 6..-Las OH
cipas de correoS de esta clu
dad, presentan bonito aspecte
en- la actualidad por habe1
colocado en- la mitad del de
partamento de los apartado'
el nuevo sistema de comblna
cion. al igual Q parecido dF
10, que hay en- la oiclna de
correos de San Juan Los
anteriores apartados fueror
llevados para la oficina postal
que hace POGO ha sido alberta
en- la playa d. esta ciudad
Ahora 10 que falta son uno {
dos empleados mas, para que
resulte mas eficiente el despa
cho de la correspondence Ell
los apartados, y Ell el expen
dio de los sellos.
Sc encuentra entermo des
de hace dias el senol Jose La
cot, prestigioso elemento &c
esta sociedad, electo delegadC
a la camara por este Dlstrite
por ell partido unionista. La
enfermedad del senior Lacot
nos dicen que no reviste cul
dado hasta la fecha. Desea
mos sinceramente que Sc res
tablezca cnanto antes el apre
ciable caballero Lacot.
Para hoy estaba senalade
ante la corte de distrito el
juicio pQr asesinato Ell primer
grado, contra Ramon Coto, y
despues de encontrarse los
senores del jurado en- el salon
de Ia corte, fue suspendido
ell iuicio hasta nuevo sena'
lamiento.
,.El senor don Enrique Al
varado, primer sub-marshall
de la corte de este distrito, sc
encuentra aun enfermo de
CANA. Descamos su complete
restablecimiento.
-.El Lcdo. Domingo Sepul.
veda. fiscal de esta corte de
distrito, ha formulado acusa-
ci6n contra Juan Torres, per
el supuesto delito contra la
salud pdblica.
--Despu6s de haber perma-
necido varios dias en- esta ciu.
dad. ha salido en- ell tren de
Rnoche. para su residencia ell
San Juan, nuestro companero
y amigo, Joaquin Pujals (.Sea,
per), quien viajaba por la isla
en- asuntos de la Correspon-
nencia
Aver Sc encontraba en- esta
Ciudad, el Lcdo. Rivera, que
reside en- Coamo, quien vino a
esta ciudad ell asuntos de su
profession.
Han contraido matrimcr;o
civil, ante el juez de Paz LIDO.
Seix, la sehorita Julia Jucino
= Colon, con Vicente Belmont
= Vargas. Felicidades.
Ell inspector veterinario de
Este distrito senor Juan Va
ras, ha salido para el barrio
de ...Tibes de 6sta jurisdic.
ri6n para examinar la enfer.
medad que Sc ha desarrollado
En- los cerdos ell dicho barrio.
.-El senior Fernando Moret.
que sc encuentra un POGO de-
licado de salud desde hace
hlgun tempo. embarcara ma
hama para los i:.stados Uni.
dos, donde permaneccra al
gun tempo hasta yer 81 Sc re.
pone de SUI salud. Nuestros
ieseos son que dicho senior re-
grese a su patria completa-
mente bueno.
La policia Y detectives.
han sorprendido nltimamente
) jngadas a IL prohibido,
liendo arrestados los iugado-
res Y puestos a Ia disposition
De la corte-
--El Bar" de abogados. de
tsta ciudad, ha hecho circu-I
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\ todos interest," a qas n' nssssi's s,s?5ss
o1otoS "

otros utensilios, la duena de casa
que ha menester menaje de coclna,
Ia joven que desea adornar con
hnos encajes y generos de punto
sus ele gantes trajes, quien use fina
esencia, todo el que necesite al
gun artfculo del ramo de ferre te-
ria y quincalla, debe hacer una Vi
sta 4 LA SULTANA calle de San
Justo II, San Juan. Plnturas y
herranientas.
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[ibros en- FajaIdo. 5;;; 1;'s's1.' fs;;asi:

Cells Aguilera, No. is esquina a San
Juan. FAJARDo Pro. Rico. Tiene
constante existencia de Novelas de
todas classes y de los autores de mas
tama. Precios muy limitados- Ven
de tambien LA CORRESPONDENCE,
diariamented 2 centavos.
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lar una invitaci6n a todOs >us
companeroS, para reunirsc Ell
la corte de distrito Fl iueves
proximo a las 5 de Ia noche.
Eirman la oonvocatoria los
senores PARA Capo. Tous So
to. Luis Yordan Davila y Ne
mesio r. Canales. Esta Tel
nioD es con ell proposito de
Continas sn Ia pigina 81.
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c.I:.:l. Una senOrlta con co
~ NlIllE|I1 nocimientos de in
giles para ira bajos
de oficina en- una casa de comerclo
en- San Juan. Dirigirse a P O Box
63S.
OFFICE BOY wanted. Send
applica ton with references to T.
@. Box. 63S.
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|EL ENT|[ RO DEL QUE
FUE JUEZ F|GUERAS.

coronas. En- un automovll
que marchaba detras de Ia
presidencia del duelo iban las
otras, algunas de elias muy
lujosas y con expresivas dedi-
catorias.
La parroquia de San Fran
cisco con cruz alta y ciriales
precedia al feretro.
En- la presidencia del due
10 Sc colocaron el gobernador
Cotton y los 4 jueces del tri-
bunal supreme. lban tam
bien en- elias los hijos del fl
nado, su pariente politico el
Lcdo. Monserrat y Lcdo. Mon
serrat Suro, con los hermanos
Ferrer- -Otsro el presidente del
Colegio de Abogados Lcdo.
Juan Hernandez Lopezy Lcdo.
Carlos M. Soler. Con el go
bernador iba el secretario in
terino de Puerto Rico Sr. Ca.
rre].
Las cintas fueron llevadas
por los Sres. attorney general
Lcdo. Brown, juez de la corte
federal Lcdo. Jenkins, jueces
de la corte distrito de San
Juan Lcdos. Audrey y Gill,
Lcdo. Francisco de 2. Acuna
fiscal Lcdo. Campillo DR.. J. E.
Saldaila, Lcdo. w. Bosch, DR..
Matanzo, Lcdo. Eduardo Acu-
1la, Lcdo. Castro, Antonio
Caubet y Lcdo. Manuel F.
Rosy
Entire los concurrent9s re-
cordamos a los Sres. Lcdos.
E. y M. Ginorio, Lcdo. Dele
tau, J. Annexy, Lcdo. ]. G.
Gonzalez, Guillermetv, Lcdo
Morera. Lcdo. Dexter, mar
schall de la corte suprema y
personal de secretaria, Larro.
ca, Lcdo. Guzman Bepitez,
Lcdo. Benedicto, Rubert, DR..
Goenaga, Paniagua, Ledesma,
r. Monies, Eduardo Giorgetti
presidente de la Union de
Puerto Rico; Lcdo. Guzman
Benitez jefe del partido repu-
blicano, DR.. Barbosa, Lcdo.
Fernandez Vangas. Lcdo. So.
to Gras, Jose Muhoz Rivera,
Lcdo. La Costa, R. H. Delga-
do. Pons, Cerra, Escalona, E.
j. Gonzalez, Lcdo. F. Geigel
Pesquera. hermanes Aboy. J.
V. Cintron, Castanos, Bolivar
Rodriguez. F. Guillermety,
LIDO. Torres Monge, DR.. Ne-
lez Lopez. A. Bravo, DR.. As.
ford, DR.. Aviles, por La Co
rrespondencia'' nuestros COM
pafieros los Sres c. Zeno, Mas,
caro- y Pujals. del Vale, DR..
Goenaga Fernandez, Lcdo.
Carballeira, r. H. Todd, NJ.
Gonzalez, M. Geigel, L.cdo. J.
Hernandez. Usera, Consul de
Espana, J. 4. Canals, Somo-
"a, j. Ruiz,Soler, Lcdo. i.
Antonsanti, Acosta-Quintero,
Goico, Toste, Feijoof Lcdo.
Sanchez, DR.. Font.Guillot, al
calde de Ia ciudad DR.. +. del
Vale Atiles, J. Becerril, Sia-
ca Pacheco, Lcdo. Lopez Diaz
+. Cesteros, E. Sanchez. Mo
reno, P. de Castro. a. Nava,
Rivera, Andreu, Lcdo. Cue
rra. Secretario del goberna-
dor ST. Peter, +. Valdes. Cor
dis, Negron.
va enel lngar de costumbre
y despues de las nltimas pro.
ees de los sacerdote; que
acompailaban los restos. hi
cieron uso de la palabra des
pidiendo el duelo. los Sres. !
Lcdo. Hernandez Lopez en-
nombre dela familia del fina.
do. Lcdo. Toro-Cuevas. juez
del Supreme en- nombre de
este tribunal. Lcdo. AlvarCz
Nava Ell nombre de la Colo
mia espanola y Lcdo. Hartzell
por sns companeros del 'bar"
dc abogados. Los discursos
fueron muy elocuentes V el
Lcdo. Hartxell dijo entire
otras cosas. que ell que fue
juez Figueras era el melor
eiemplo de que Puerto Rico
no tenia que envidiar a min
gIin pals del mundo en- la in
foI-..l
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|nteTesante Sas,,.s' Ss F'sG,t q : io. $ s's. e
Cap,ho, Moraloc u,

Co. calle de la Marina No. 3 Sc ofre-
ce un esplendido surtido de jagpetes
Pianos, fon6grafos, Columbia hguras
de terra-cotta, coches, Tampa ras y fill
tros, Sortyas para mujer perdadera
nopedad, q precios reducidos. Ex-
posici6n constante. Nisitenos 8 es-
cribanos al P. o. Box 80, Ponce.
Manager Jose Diaz Marcilias.
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Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
BIENEs INMTl'BLRs.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA

81 uBAsTA PUBLICA BIENEs INMTlBLEs
u de dembrede
sgun~s por vendido
mores postores todos parties los
las fueron embar
abe pagadp tempo
los ecargos segdn dispcne la Ley de Rentas nternas
PROPETARlO5 Description popedad Contrnconesy gasto
apoxiua dos
TERCERA sUBAsTA
Sebastian Cruz, cdas casa, Bo Angeles 5625
Felix A. Gonzae1, - Bo 3252
Rafael Iorres 10 cdaS Bo Roncaior 3I77
sEGUNDA sU3AsTA
JESUS Miranda lena,
hoy Antonio Colon Solar Bo Cudal 1922
Jose Maria Reyes hoy
Gregorio Reyes, 123 Bo = ionso o7 2
Ildetonsa vrut Sc edas casa, 30 Z 4.oaso 2193
Antonio Mta Alay6n sc D. Alfonso 1908
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
Pedro Castro, cdas Bo yiviarriba 37l4
Alexandra Carion. 80 cdas Rica:ain 2ol7
Succession Ao Roman 10 cdas Bo 1rande 1915
Eseban Gutierrez, % cdas Bo (aomllaasr.oa 5s56
Frsntisco Pa hoy Sucn
Francisco Pa, cdas Bo Sant abei 1927
Gregorio Melsndez hoy
Damiana 81 cdas bohic b. Conselo 1888
,uana Francisco Reyes
hoy Jose Serbia, boho C.nsse sa75
Jose Mas Boneta hoy
Manuel IA cd l casa Caauaua 1885
Jose Gonzalez, hoy
Ma ria Gerens, IS casa Bo Caguans 3l65
Juan Almodovar Garcia, 8 cdas | aa Be- luaa 5*7
Gabriel Moya, l y solar Iobalo j., ma. 49S
Antonio Hdez Belo, cdas casas Bo Anc-a~, 4i5s
Sucn Francisco Ortiz III cdss rancsa Jayuya
sucn Jose Ma Munoz 70 cdas Bo Isabr, 1888
Jose Rivera, 20 cdas ] casa, Bo Caguana 1898
Manuel Rivers, acdas Bo Caguana 754
Gabino Ledesma casa, Bo. Jayuya aba 7l.so
Pueden verse los deaes deen los vos 1pedene,
por venda cuya suma pere en- easo
da de por cua lie fu ubastad
propedad dune de dias sgen que renate
Utuadc ?. R. noviembls u de 1910.
(Firmado, Ldcss Gimeneu- Collector.
probado: Samuel D. Gromer, Treasurer
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Presidia Ia Corte Su-
prema, el goberna-
dor Cotton, fami-
liares del finado y
otras representacio-
neS.

Las cintas del feretro fue-
ron llevadas por altos
funcionarios del depar-
tamento de justicla. y
por amigos del llustre
muerto.
Elocuentes discursos Sc pronun
ciaron por los senores Tore
Cuebas, Alvarez Nava, Her
nandez Lopez y Hartzs)l.
A la hora senalada, aver a
las I. 3Ode la tarde Sc organizf
el cortejo fllnebre que habla
de formar el acompanamien.
to a SUI ultima norada en- la
terra de los restos del que fut
Lcdo. Jose Maria Figueras,
,juez del tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico y que fallecio en-
la residencia de sus parientes
la familia Monserrat-Suro, en-
SanturCe, a las 11.30 de la
mailana del microbes. La Ca.
sd mortuorig Sc VIC llena du
rante el dia y noche del mier
coles y manana ~ tarde de el
jueves de numerosos elemen
tos de esta ciudad que sin dis
tincion de matices politicoS
nacionalidades nj creencias
visitaron la morada del q. fu6
ofreciendo respetuoso y elo.
cuente tribute de afeeto y de
respeto a sn memoria.
En- el piso alto de la casa
en- que fallecio el ilustre com
patricia, estuvo expuesto el
cadaver hasta la hora en- que
de ella salio para siempre.
Una corona flinebre, la del
personal de la corte de distri.
to de San Juan. fue colocada
Ell ell lecho finebre. Las coro.
mas enviadas despues Sc guar
daron para ell acto del entierro
A las 4 de la tarde comen-
70 a reunirse .concurrencia ell
la plazuela de Colon. La in
vitacion rezaba las 4.30 para
la hora del entierro. Estaba
ella suscrita por las siguien-
tes personas y entidades.
g Ell Hon. gobernador de
Puerto Rico, ell Tribunal Su-
premo, ell Iltmo. ST.. obispo de
Puerto Rico, la asamblea le-
gislativa, el Hon. attorney
general y Ell colegio de aboga-
dos; su vluda dola Gloria Su.
70 Navedo, sus hijos don Jose
Eduardo, don Jaime (ausen.
tel, don Carlos, dona Carmen
dona Amparo, dona Gloria y
Gofla Catalina; .su hcrmana
legitima dora Rosenda, sns
hermanos politicos dona Ma
ria y dona Joaquina Snro.
don Manuel n. Gonzalez Y
don Damian Monserrat Suro;
dona Candida Garrido. dona
Carmen Nussa de Fernandez;
don Miguel y don Francisco
Chiques y demas familiares.
A las 5 lego a la plaza el
coche que conducia los restos.
Erente a la estatua del Des-
cubridor que en- su siniestra
el pendon de la cris-
tiana cruz iluminado Dor 10;
rayos del moribnndo sol de
la tarde, Sc congreg6 al rede-
dor del feIetro one encerraba
los despojos de Figueras una
concurrencia. Go
bierno insular, judicatura. CO.
ban GA. industrias,
profesiones. representatives
de la prensa y de los cen
tros sociales y liierarios de la
riudad y de la isla, colonia es-
pamela Y representations con-
sulares formaba nltrido acom-
lar una invitaci6n a todOs >us
,ompaneros, para reunirsc Ell
Ia corte de distrito Il iueves
proximo a las 5 de Ia noche.
Elrman la convocatoria los
senores PARA Capo. Tous So
to. Luis Yordan Davila y Ne
nesio r. Canales. Esta Tel
MON es con ell proposito de
Continds IN Ia pagina 81.
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CADILLAC


csta wees masq
LILAC lie
tor aho n guitar roscil ylimpar
La Cadillac
cualqua
lnd aiando elias E fueon conds
modeo de desc HIP las imone
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1850
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-03
THIRTY MILLION POUNDS
OF WOOL SOLD SINCE
FIRST OF THE MONTH

Brudstreots Review SAYS of the
waoi markets
m response 60 "a more liberal move
mont loo worsted goods and th, deplci-
o1 condition of supplies Npf raw ma
tcfl,l vegstcd mills apd mamlfac-
turcrs using French combs have
bought unol frrelv during the past
week.. and total sales since the FIRST
al tho month ave estimated at over
ld.00o.0D pounds. Worsted woods
being clcaaed up rapidly, the de-
maud being laref,y tor time staple and
.haif-blooa though nccces and Texas
ciathiur Grades have moved more uh-
eraIly Tho clothing woods in general
have ,tt to Doc moved hut the out
look is more satisfactory than at any
previous timc this season. The bulls
of the business ,f the week was trans
pcted iu territory woods. both graded
and Foo The orisinal bags a little
better demand is noted for f@lecces.
hnt prices are hardly changed ana
quotations cover "a Wide range. RE-
cont tree samplinr ot TeNN woods has
resulted in "a good movement ore
eon. California; ANA foreign woods are
very quiet.
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southeast OF town. j. W. Mccartney
~ building a three room dwelling
hoase on his claim eight miles south
east Of Deming. Mr. Asberry. late y
from California. Is building a three
room dwelling on his tract Of lana
four miles east of Deming. w ii.
Canwildc is building a six room adobe
dwelling one mile northeast Of town.
The dwelling OF /. A. Hardwiek two
miles northwest Of town II about com
pleted.
The Diamond q cattle company
arc making extensive improvements
AT the Apachetejo ranch.
MIR j. w. B~illingsley, Of the FRED
A. tones CO.. New orleans. Is in Dem
Ing investigating irrigation pumping
plants. The Jones company Is making
an Investigation Of water conditions at
Aiamogordo with Il view to develop
ing that section by means of pumping
water for irrigation,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-03
MACHINERY FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF
ROAD ARRIVES
Town of Texico in Eastern Part.
of Territory Takes New Life
as Result of Activity in Rail-
way Circles,
Especial Dispatch to til. Morning ,ourunll

IspeciaI Dispatch 10 the Morning Jouruall
Texico, N. NJ, Nov. 1.-THE Rock
Island, Texico-Farwell q southern
railroad, which has for months ex-
listed only on paper, will soon exist In
reality. The arrival here today of a
big outfit Of construction machinery
from Chicago, over the Santa Fe
route. billed to j. =. Calback. the con
tractor. brought JOY to every resident
Of Texico. Mr.. Calback has the o
tract for building the first one hum
dred miles Of the new road. He Is
at present in Oregon, but il expected
here within the next three days, at
which time the machinery will be un-
loaded. That Mr.. Calback has splen-
did backing and that his backers
mean business, Is indicated by the
fact that local banks have received
instructions from eastern banks to
honor his checks up to a large
amount.
A number OF men who are to over
see the different departments of the
construction work have already ar
rived ia Texico. and are awaiting the
arrival OF Mr., Calbaok. instructions
have been issued TO rush the con-
struction work to completion and the
new road is now assured beyond all
doubt. As the result Of the activity
in railroad circles, the citizens OF
Texico are jubilant tonight. Already.
many new faces are to be seen IN the
Httle city. attracted by the prospects
for prosperity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-03

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heard of. Its the only foot remedy
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Powders and other remedies merely
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-03
NO GORE APPEARS
IN PICTURES OF
BIG MILL
Exhibition of JeffrieS- johnson
Fight Film Tonight viii Be
Last Appearance in New
Mexico.

The moving pictures of the Jeffries-
Johnson fight of July 4, last, will be
shown at the Elks' opera house for
night, tonight, Tor the last time
In New Mexico. These are the orig
inal and only authentic copyrighted
picture films of this great contest
which SO recently aroused information
al interest. These pictures are today
creating a furore wherever shown and
are being greeted everywhere with
capacity houses.
From q Photographic standpoint
these pictures are the hest that have
ever been taken OF a fistic encounter.
Every feature of the great fight has
been brought out IN its best phase and
there is not a movement made by the
two men that is not depicted in life
likeness upon the screen.
Probably one of the strongest feat
ures Of this film are the pictures Of
Jeffries' training quarters and he
prominent men Of the sporting world
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-03

There ia more Caaarrh la this see
tion Of the country than all other
diseases Put together, ana until the
lasi Jew Years WAS supposed 10 ne
incurablc. For "A great many years
doctors pronounced it q local disease
and prescribed local remedies, ana
~ constantly failing 20 cure WIN
local treatment, pronounced II Incur
able. Science has proven catorrh to
be "a constitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Hairs Catnrrh cure. manufactured by
T.. }. cheney n CO. Toledo, ohio. Is
the only constitutional cure on the
market, II is taken internally IN
doses from 10 drops 10 a t|etspoonful'
II acts directly on the blood and mu-
cnas surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any
case Il fails 10 cure. Send Tor cirrp-
lnrs and testimonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY q co,
Toledo. ohio.
Sold by Druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipation.
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who were assembled in Reno the day
of the fight.
The film in detail shows a pano-
ramic view Of Reno t~wenty-four hours
before the fight; showing the crowds
on the streets, and many points OF In
terest. the arrival Of special trains
bearing prominent characters, etc.
This is followed by a series of pic
lures taken in the training quarters
of the fighters, showing the condi-
tioning stunts Of the principals. the
reception Of prominent visitors, in
Guiding promoters. writer's, fighters
aud sporting men in general The
principals are here seen in boxing and
other athletic stunts incidental to
training for Il great contest.
Then follows the fifteen rounds of
the contest, showing every blow aud
movement in detail including the
three knock downs and final knock
out in the last round. Every detail
OF the great battle is perfect and one
can almost hear the labored bre2tn-
ing Of the two great sladiators ae they
strain every nerve and muscl IN q
mighty battle for supremacy.
The consensus Of opinion of those
who have seen these pictures is thtt
they are the best pictures of a fight
ever taken. The number of Women in
the crowd at the ringside i, particu-
larry noticeable as is also the orderly
character OF the crowd throughout the
fight.
There is not the slightest evidence
Of gore or blood of the fight brought
f. light. Whatever the pictures havi
been shown the number of ladies IN
the audience has usually equaled anl
in some eases exceeded the number OF
men. In this respect il might be mon
TONED that there is not "a single OBJ
~iectiopahle feature shown i'm these
pictures nor a single incident that
would shock the most fastidious per-
SOL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-03

his first visit TO this city to find 50
modern "a town md SO progressive a
class OF bnainess men.
From what | have seen Of II, New
Mexleo has a tremendous future, said
Mr.. Farmer yesterday. 'Miy attention
has BEEN chiefly drawn 20 New Mex
ico'a mining possibilities ana ] believe
there ia more mineral here TO the
square inch Than in amy othcr state
OF tile union. was raised IN the up
per peninsula Of Michigan. che grent
est copper and iron country in the
world. and have ind some experience
in mining matters and / am much im-
pressed with what % have before
you here, Albuquerque has surprised
me by her modern business blocks
and her live business men and ] am
extremely optimistic over the success
81 an organization OF the Yeomon
here. II seems 60 me this city ought
20 start with q lodge Of from 800 20
400 members. II viii be "a pleasure
20 me when am ready TO Institute
the homestead here, 10 see that VIII
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-03

Martin Drake, who lives about nine
miles west of E%stancia, met with a
serious loss Wednesday evening.
About 1880 O'Clock while he was at
the home of a neighbor, his house
caught fire and was completely dos
troycd. The fire probably originated
from the cook stove, as Mr.. Drake had
prepared his supper before he lett
home. The house was a four room box
building ana as he had only one hum
dred dollars insurance, the loss VIII
be considerable. q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-03

The Diamond coal mine at Gallup
Is proving To Dee one of tho greatest
propositions ina this section of the
country. For some time the property
has heen in operation and IS now pro-
ducing Cd hundred ons oft coal every.
day The ground is being SO develop
ed hat it viii be only a. short time
uuu tho output win be- increased con-
siderablv a number of houses are he
ing erected az the mine for the I'm
ployes and thinks look very business
like az that place.