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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Wednesday of this week we closed
the most successful muslin UNDER
wear sale we ever put ons Women
were quick to realize the splendid
qualities Ogilvie was offering, hun
dreds took advantage of the sale and
laid in a generous supply.
To those who failed to supply all
their needs or those who did not buy
a sufficient amount we will for a
few davs more continue the sale, al
so adding many garments that were
late IN arriving.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27
Pinkerton Meeting.

The Rev W. H. Pinkerton. FOR
merly pastor OF the First Christian
church. is conducting a successful
meeting az the Edenslde Christian
church In Louisville Since leaving
Paducah Dr. Pinkerton has spent
considerable time in o'angelistic
work.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27

River Forecast.
The river here will rise slowly for
the next 10 hours.
Todny's Arrivals.
Joe Fowler from Evansville; John
S. Hopkins from Evansville; Dick
Fowler from Cairo; Kentucky from
Riverton. Ala; Cow'ing from Me-
tropoNs; Ohio from Golconda; owen
from Brookport.
rOday's Departures.
Dick Fwler for Cairo; Joe Fowler
for Evansville; John S. Hopkins for
Evansville; Ohio for Golconda; Cowl
ing for Metropolis Owen for Brook
rprt; Richardson for Nashville;
Chattanooga for Tennessee; Ken
lucky for Metropolis
River and Weather.
A rise of four-tenths Of foot was
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27

Priceless treasurcs were stolen from
W p. Albert. a prominent farmer OF
MaVou Mills. -Four hams. smoked IN
old fashioned manner. we're stolen
from bis smokelouse. owing 10 the
h.sh price OF NEAT and the fact that
good Old country ham Is scarce. Mr..
Albert feels his .oss kecn'y.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27
AMERICAN PATCH
TEN THOUSAND BOLLAR HORSE
Is WON.
J. II. Nichols, of Kovil, the Proud
Possessor of Fine Animal
Now.

For selling the greatest amount of
stock food. Mr.. j. r. NuchOls. a mer-
chant of Kevil. won a pacing horse
valued at $4,000. The horse is
American Patch, son of the world
famous PAGER. Dan Patch. and is said
to have shown as much ability as
Dan. The horse was given to Mr.
Nuchols by the International Stock
Food company. of Minneapolis, own
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27
MATERIALS AND COLORS FOR SPRING
AS PREDICTED BY HIGH AUTHORITY
ARRANGED AND DISPLAYED IN THE ORDER OF
THEIR STANDING.

MATERIALS
Worsteds.
4. Serges
In plain and fancy weave diagonal
Worsteds.
=. Panamas
In plain and fancy weaves
3. Warp Cotele
and Adaptations.
4. Manish Effects.
and Mixtures
.. Noiles
and Chiffon Cloth
Silks and Novelties
Grapes, Camels Hair, Cheviots, Pom
gees, Tuss0rs. Standings, FOulards,
Checked Taffetas.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27
Notice.

Pursuant to the order Of Hon. e.
W. Bagby, referee, in the matter of
Foreman Bros Electric Co., bank
rupt. i shall sell at the court house
in Paducah, Ky. on the 31st day of
January. 1910, at IL a. m, the ac-
counts of the above firm, said ac-
counts having an appraised value of
$4,000 f. l.. ID. TOOF,
Trustee.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27

shantung, shah silks, natural pom
gees. fancy foulards. checked taffe-
tas, which are considered very smart
for spring wear.
We invite all to look these new
materials over and acquaint yourself
with what is proper for the coming
seasons. "a -.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27
LICENSE NOTICE

All city licenses are due and pay
able in the month of January. Don't
overlook this matter, as the penalty
of 10 per cent will be added to all
unpaid licenses on February 1, and
warrants will be issued.
X. Ii. HICKS,
License Inspector.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27

Washington, Jan. 27-Wade n.
Ellis. assistant to the attorney gen
cral lett for Chlcago. where he VIII
arsist local officials In tho proceed
lnvs before the federal grand jury In
the cascs ngainst the bOef packers
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27
License Inspector.

"Here's a new lullaby" says the
"When did you write it?"'
asks the publisher Last night
The baby had a bowling spell and
go 10 sleep, so I sat up and
lid this. Chicago Evening Post.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27

Chicago, Jan. 27.-That the gov
eminent investigation into the af-
fairs of the so-called beef trust" lsi
10 be nation wide was shown follow
Ing the questioning before the fed
eral grand jury OF Charles +. Snow
secretary and treasurer OF the Ma
tional Packing company.
II was harmed that the books and
other documents Of the following
concerns have been laid before the
jury:
G. II. Hammond g. company, Of
Michigan. G. II. Hammond. OF HI
nols, Hammond Beef company. Of
Michigan. Hammond Packing com
pany. OF Colorado. Hammond Pack
ing company Of Philadelphia. Ham
mond Packing company. of Toledo.
q, Hammond company. OF New
York. American Refrlgertlng Car
company. OF Illinois. Fowler Packing
company. OF Kansas. United Dressed
Beef company OF New York. ST. Louis !
Dressed Beef aud Provision COM
pany. OF M"ouri. Hutchinson Pack !
ING company. o. Kansas. National
Car Line company OF Ncw Jersey.
and the Provision Dealers Dispatch. |
OF Illinois.
Il was also learned that subpoenas
had been isgucd for employees and ON /
c.ais of Armour q company Morrs a |
company. Swift & COMPANY Besides |
Mr. snow those questioned were
Henry r. Meyer. department mana |
ger for Armour & company and Ev-
crctt WlleOn superintendent of /
branches OF Armour & company |
Each witness WAS examined behind /
closed doors and no Information a.
10 the liuc Of Inquiry into the alleged /
price fixing methods was given out. /
District Attorney Sims dccHued 10 I
comment on the situation. II was .
learned he had arranged 20 carry on |
the probe Cor AZ ieast sx weeks.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27

buy linens of any description should
never fail to investigate Ogilvie's
quality and price. This week end
linen sale should interest you very
much, owing to its values and timely
haFpening.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27

the ground not being in good dondl-
tion, THE 200 miles were covered In
eight hours and thirty-nine minutes.
About thirty horses were ridden.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27
NATION WIDE is
BEEF TRUST PROBE
QUESTIONING BEFORE GRAND
JURY SHOWS THIS.
Books and Documents of National
Packing Company Are In
trOduccd.
WADE ELLIS GOES TO CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. 27.-There IL an un-
dorcurrent of excitement over the ex-
pocted clash between the administra-
tlon and the judicial department of
the government today, when Assist
ant Attorney Genera Wade Ellis ar
rives from Washington. instructed 20
take charge Of the investigation OF
the meat packing industry. Federal
Judge lands says he won't let Ellis
interfere. Secrctary-Trcasurer Snow.
OF the National Packing company.
again before the jury today.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27

man doesn't necessarily break
his word when he stretches the
truth.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-27
SALE OF MEMS POPULAR PRICE SHIRTS, TIES AND HALF
HOSE FOR THIS WEEKEND SALE THAT ECIRSES ANY
VALUES We HAVE EVER OFFERED In THIS DEPARTMENT

On this
Spring and Summer The starting shopping
the splendid values
the good people
possibly be obtained
value
low value consequently money
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

Mount Oliyet cemetery. Mr.. OtGrady
will have the sympathy of his nu-
mclous friends here in his b~ercavc-
monf.
John l.. Levy, merchant Ut silver
City is in albuquerque.
w. II. Oloott, a government cmployo
10 here from Washington, u. G.
NJ. r. K%cnpcnich, mcrchan ct Pc
ratio. spent Yesterday here - busi-
ness.
/. II. Rapp, q well known architect
Of Santa Fc, arrived IN the city last
night.
+. NJ, Rosenberg, whose home Is IN
far away Chrisitnna. Norway. spent
Yesterday in Albuquerque.
Mrs. n. N. Jackson ana children Of
NlamogordO. y, NJ. are visiting Judge
ana Mrs. Il. A. Mann of this cit,.
Mrs. j. W. Wilson two sons B0uall
ana Richard Wilson, left MONDAY lor
- visit Of several weeks at Defiance,
Ofio.
Kenneth Van slyck. of III Paso,
who has been for the past year a stu
drnt at stanford University. at Palo
Alto, WnR IN the city Yesterday visit
lu2 relatives, IN route to the upper
Pcccs. where he VIII camp with "a
party of friends during the summer.
Adiutant General a. S. Brookes. Of
the New Mexico National Guard. ac-
child, arrived last night from Santa
eorhpanlod 10y Mrs. Bro3kes and
Zee. The adiutant general recently IN
derwent an operation tor appendicitis
hut has now almost entirely
recovered.
Mr.. Henry T.. Zeisei and Miss Daisy
D. Benny. wen known young people
of this city, were married last nieht
by Rev. \. NJ. M%andnlari, :. j.. 1T the
pastoral lesidence "a West Copper
aNenue, The bride rs - former Mar
utlette Mich, young lady. Il has
past, Mn. Icisef is 3 Vel Known
young business man. The newiy
mariied couple win make their home
IN this city
Married. saturday evening. Jun" I
MI. Francis Charles Gilbert and Miss
Many Pauline Wicncke, two well
tncWn and popular young people of
his city. The Wedding occurred at
ne home oi the brides parents. Mr..
md MIS-. William G. Wicneke. 4t9
West santa Fc avenue. The cefc-
nony was performed by Rev. A. NJ.
$. j., Of the Immaculate
conception church. The bride was
'ormerly q teacher IN the county
and the groom Is connected
With the santa Fc railroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

cutor appointed j. Korber and the
court appointed Justo Armijo as APP
praisers OF the estate.
The petition Of A. Borders to be APP
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
Isaac Rucker, deceased. was approx
ed. A bond of $1,000 was filed and
approved. The administrator appoint
ed X. l.. Wooten and the court APP
pointed Jose +. Romero appraisers OF
the estate.
The will Of Edwin sanford. pre-
Niously approved in Adams County.
his. was presented to the court.
The last will and testament of II.
II. Tilton. deceased, was proven and
admitted TO probate. Madge ii. Tilton
was appointed executrix TO serve with
out bond. No appraisers We're APP
pointed because of the fact that no
personal property Is included in the
estate.
The report Of Otto Dieckmann. xe-
cutor OF the estate of Annie Loebs. de-
ceased, was approved as also vas Mr..
D~ieckmann's annual report of the
guardianship Of Edith Loebs, ct ais,
minors.
The final report of Hattie a. Allen
administratix of the estate of Thomas
a. Barnette. deceased. was filed. The
court fixed Monday, August /, 1910,
for a hearing on the same.
An inventory of the estate of Il. j
Doran. was filed.
The report OF the administrator of
the estate of Charles i. Trauth, Mas
filed and approved.
The court approved the petition Of
Alice Alausard to be appointed admin
i~stratiX of the estate of Charles Maui
sard, deceased. a bond of $1,000 was
filed ana approved.
The final report of Manuel Il. Sprin-
ger, executor of the estate Of William
deceased, was filed. The
court fixed Monday, August ], us the
date for a hearing on the same.
The court approved the final report
Of .. \. Marion. administrator of the
Of Sofre l.. Alexander. deceased.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
NEW SCHEDULE FOR
! STREET CARS
Beginning Today Twelve Min
ute Service viii Be Furnish
ed Between City and Old
Town,

Manager NJ. .. Chadbourne of tn,
Nbuquerque Traction company las.
night announced The following new
chedule on the lines 20 and from old
Town and TO and from Bare!as ano
the lumber mills.
Central avenue ears run on a
welye-minute schedule between First
street and Traction park. commenc-
ing AT l:l2 p. m. and continuing I'M
u 9 T.. m. Al other times during the
Law and night Central avenue cars
viii run on u t,venty-mipute sched-
ale.
ON the SAW mill-Barelas line. cars
will run ON a twenty-minutc schedule
antil 1880 D.. m, otter which the
thirty-minute schedule will be in eff
feet.
The owl car schedule follows. Last
tgr north, ll:i0 y. M. last ear south.
II 80 y. M. last car west. 1910 j.. m.
The time on the owl cars means the
time the cars pass the intersection
Second street and Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
MUCH BUSINESS Is
BEFORE PROBATE COURT


\ large umouut of business vas
transacted in the Berpalillo county
probate court Yesterday, Judge lilo
memo Mora holding practically an all
day session. The morning was pccu-
pied in hearing "a number of reports
and petitions and the greater part OF
the afternoon was devoted 10 the case
of Dr. D.. ~. earns vs. the estate OF
w. y. Johnson. deceased. IN which the
physician makes u claim against the
estate for AN operation. \ number OF
witnesses were examined in the case
yesterday and at i.30 an adjournment
was takcu until = o'clock this after
noon when IL viii be continued.
The petition sci Antonio Joseph Cha-
Vgz. to Ice appointed administrator OF
the estate Of Jose =. Candeiaria. de-
ceased vas presented to the court, as
also was the petition of helublua :
de Candclaria To hc appointed admin
istrator of the sdme estate. Eoth pc
titions were laid on the table for FUR
Their consideration this mornins- can
dclaria was killed while working IN
the construction OF the new sewer.
The our approved the petition ot
Efilia Chavez de C~andelaria. a be
oprointed guardian OF Soraida Candle
laria 4 minor. \ bond of S@Vo was
i..cu ana approved
The final report OF q. Nolney How
ard yen OF the estate OF C. Hin
Howard. deceased was approved and
the executor discharged.
The last will and t~estafnnet ot Meta
Behrens. deceased. was approved and
otto Dieckmann was appointed eNecu-
tor 10 serve without bond The exc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
COMMISSIONERS To
PUT BOND ISSUE
UP TO PEOPLE
viii Forward Memorial 10
Congress as Requested, but
Provision VIII Be Inserted
Submitting Matter to Voters.

The Board of county Commission.
crs Of Bernalillo county yesterday af'
terror decided to forward to con
1Tress a memorial aDh.Iraft of a bill
which viii authorize a St50.000 bono
issue for Bernalillo county, $4,000 oil
which vii be spent in Il survey of the
county n the remaining $4,000 IN
the construction and Improvement OF
county roads. The memorial and
draft Of the bill were presented t.
the commissioners by a. y. Stroup
Who spoke in it's favor, as also did
Messfs. Louis Iffeld, NJ. l.. stern and
others. several taxpayers spoke IN
opposition to the bill, among whom
were Messrs. Jacob kofber, Ell. Med
Ter n O. n. Marion.
The commissioners finally decided
to forward the memorial To congress,
but referred the draft OF the bill to
District Attorney @. S.Klock with the
request that 9 provision be inserted to
the effects that the matter be sub
mitted TO the voters and taxpayers
for iinal determination.
Tho interest on 2 bond issue of
$4,000 VIII be app ximately $1,000
pcr annum ana xiii mean increase In
the tax levy OF AZ least : mills,
Upon the recommendation Of
County Surveyor A. y. Ogle ana con-
sulting Engineer J 4, ifarwcll. the
commissioners formerly accepted the
liaiclas bridge fIom he contractors,
the bride having recently been com
pletcd according to plans and specifi-
cations.
The commissioners enarded Il con-
tract to Wynn Meredith for the con-
stiuction OF approaches 20 the Ala
media bridge across the Rio GTandO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07


Use Diamond Ice. phone 81 ane rs.
.,..,,, - ]
'fH"N |'o''0'N poNF' "ono . anu %
20 per cent ~ al rugs. carpets and
lace curtains an this week at strong
Bros.
I. Scutly, storckocprr for the Santa
le coast lines, left Yesterday morning
on u hrier business trip To- Topeka.
Nrans,p r,th,,h.r,.r p.t.
Inc Mtch 1rttrrd In ,,, r,,, -
/ ,la, ana ain ,isit ha,.
thoi' VIII nr % meeting of the
N~'h-''''IlN.n benevolent society M
~ d. M l"u'N ~ lhc "lllce of t. W
iah'N
the igsular review ol Alamo liivc
~ = o. N VIII take place
thls afternoon At go nt odd Follows
n"ht ny olu't "l lad} commanders
Mrs H.. L.. Williamson. Of vls South
Edith Stjrct. is rntoying Al visit from
her brother. Howard Cothin nHd his
wife. who arrived from Afichtean last
ctenine
en-
,,at tnltlo '''e"' 0pei'll
s.ao % no.. saturday Junc H. NJ tho
Central SCHOOL building. fnn at-
A.
~" Nes'e'
-''i '', ""' "Hi "' t"i sew
' "'' sun Nnk
IN. n,'i MISS
JOE 2 900 NA q D. A N INN.LNNN IN LE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
ALvARADO PLANT IS
WORKING DAY
AND NIGHT
Soda Water People Are Kept
Humping to Fill Orders for
Popular Brands Of Summer
Drinks,

The good old summer time is on. II
3 is on with 4 swing and Il dash. The
thermometer indicates that while II
might be very many degrees warmer
ii is quite warm enough for the aver
& Albuquerquean. And with the
coming of summer. the demand fol-
7 cool drinks to refresh the inner mar
, has grown until the work Of providing
soda water for the thirsty has become
quite a business. The burden of fur
nishins mineral water and cleyerly
concoted drinks to private patrons and
to the various thirst emporiums
throughout the city as well as to all
parts of the southwest, has fallen mp
IN the Alvarado Bottling company. Of
1923 North First street. Although com
paratively q new concern in Albuquer-
Due, the Alvarado has grown from u
small business with only a few ON
ployes, to one of the largest plants in
the southwest, employing a large num-
Der OF men and working two shifts,
one day and one night. The night
shift was employed with the coming
of the warm weather. The demand
for Alyarado products has become so
great that it keeps both shifts work
ing at high tension to meet it.
The mechanical equipment OF the
Alvarado plant is unusually complete,
and includes all the latest machinery
for sanitary and scientific prcpara-
ton and bottling Of the mineral wa
tors and various brands Of fancy
drinks. The water used in the
sodas is scientific ally treated
before being used and is put
through 4 thorough process of boiling
and fltoring. Every bottle Of mineral
or soda water hat goes u of tho
Alyarado plant bears the Alyaradc
seal. which stands for purity.
The bottling of Coyote water makes
up one of the biggest items in a days
work at the AlvaradO plant. Coyote
water is well known to every Aibu-
qucrquoan as a splendid health-giv-
ing mineral water. Chemical analy.
sis of the water shows that il con-
tnins percentages Of various minrrais
peculiar to the southwest country.
which so to make it one Of the fines
waters on earth for table use. Thou
sands of bottles of Alyurado COvutn
Water are sold in Albuquerque each
week ana the fact that there is a con-
Increase in the demand For the
product is the best indication that the
AlVarado brand is considered the hcsl
the market.
me AINarado company has now
erected a bottling plant at the Coyote
Mineral Springs. some twelve miles
east of Albuquerque, and the water
viii be bottled in gallon and half gal
bottles, in an uncarhonatcd state,
lust as ii bubbles up fresh from moth
.r earth. These bottles will be distri-
butcd throughout the city for the con
vcricnce OF patrons who desire the wa
ter IN its natural state, bottled and
sealed right at the spring.
The men behind the Alyarado COM
have spared neither time nor
expense in equipping the plant in Al
and the sub-plant at the
springs n their efforts have been
appreciated by the general public. as
IS Indicated by the very large pat |
which the progressive concern
now enjoys both in the city and
throughout the territory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

fore the court yesterday Was whether
or not Bloom WAS entitled to a lien,
not having performed actual laboring
work. Judge Abbott decided thai he
was entitled to the relief afforded by
a lien aud oVerruled the demurrer of
the defendant companies arguing to
the contrary.
1t is said the ruling will establish a
precedent in New AlcXico courts pro-
viding it is upheld BY the supreme
court. to which body the defendants
viii appeal.
The Dominion company and the
New Mexico Central were represented
in court yesterday by Attorney Il. w.
Dobson. Attorney Summers Burkhart
argued the case for the plaintiff.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
DENIES PETITION
FOR DIVORCE
Final Decree Entered in Case
of CantrelI versus CantreII,
in Which Woman Sought
Separation,

A final decree was entered by Judge
Ira a. Abott in the district court yes
terday in the ease OF Mrs. ErnCstinc
Cantrell VS.. T.. 4. Cantrell. in which
tho PLAINTIFF sought a divorce on the
grounds OF cruelty. non-support and
abandonment. Tho court denied the
application for a divorce some time
ago. but did not enter a final decree
until yesterday According to tcsti-
mony introduced before the court
Cantrcll and his wife agreed To scpar-
ate and drew mn articles of separation
which were signed Jointly. Later Mrs.
Cantrcll applied for a divorce, but was
unable to sustain her allegations 10 the
satisfaction of the court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
COURT OVERRULES
DEMURRER
Ira A. Abbott Makes
Decision in Case Against the
Dominion Construction Co,
and New Mexico Central,

In the district court yesterday after
noon Judge Ira \. Abbott uverruled
the demurrer in the case of j. NJ.
Bloom. Ns. the Dominion Construction
company and the New Mexico Central
Railway COMPANY The suit is Que in
which the plaintiff seeks to enforce a
lien on the property of the two COM
panies in order to obtain Judgment for
work alleged TO have been performed.
AIR. Bloom was superintendent OF
transportation for the Dominion Con-
struction company. The question be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
DEATHS AND FUNERALS


FunolNT NUrVlccs UVUr The ir1nnins
OF the late Ralph Kendall Noble,
whose death occurred saturday. were
held at French and LoNb er's chapel
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Rev.
w. =. warren, rector of st. Johns
Episcopal church, conducted services
at the chapel and scl vices 1t the
grave were by the odd Fellows. Of
which organization deceased was a
member IN Michigan. lntetment was
nude In f'nirticW ccemtclN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
INTERSECTION WORK
IS BEGUN
Highland Car Line viii Cross
Traction Tracks at Second
Street and Gold Avenue,

a gang off Workmen WAS employed
yesterday In arranging for an inter
fctton go tho Highland ear line with
ihr traction company tracks at Gold
avenue ANA Second street This in
ter-srction will he completed today
and the work of i-ntcrscctius the
iiehiaud Haze with the santa Fo
trucks az the Tijcras road crossing
will Dee commenced. Tics and rails
hve, been distributed practically over
the entire length of the Highland
line gud general construction work
VIII begin Within a. dey 81 two. and
Wfli pe rushed 60 compilations
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

HN arose M Ant rnWhe atsft
couldn't think of deprlYing you
80 your seat. she sWtetlN said Pray
kecp h.
He 500 down seain
VERY wen. 81 Nou insist upon IL,
MA pa hc said in O. resigned voice.
But I've elruaov hoeu carried las ny
street Kansas Ciu Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

just think! Extra choice, bright
green alfalfa, Sff.0O per ton. at Mon.
ezuma. Cor. Copper and Third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

The best saddle horses to be hao
IN the city are at ". i. Trimble's, ia
n. Second street. Phone g
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
savoy Cafe. Bcsi s5c meals in cit,

When you want a cnh call Tele-
phone ,. W l. Trinhle & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07

m yoU need . carpenter teIephon.
aesseldeB: phone S77.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-07
LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST


Washington. Junc G.-Ncw Mexico.
Arizona and West Texas. Fair aud
continued warm Tuesday and we'd
nrsdas.