Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-08

/ different cases John Purvignce.
pleaded guilty and viii ne sentenced
later VIII Armstead. tried found
guilty, sentenced To pay a fine OF Sf00
n Gusts and serve thirty DAYS in
jail T. l. Durham. two counts tried
found guilty and sentenced to- pay @
fine OF 500. and costs and serve thirty
daEs In Jail for each count. Charles
AontgUnery- tried in one case found
guilty fined stee. and costs and sen
fenced TO thirty DAYS in Jail. George
1eGser failed 70 appear and forfeited
SEQ bond which was paid into couri
b the bcndmen. : b Bell and sam
Oldham. Three cases against Ghsr! $
Montgomery aud two ngAlnst T. r.
Patrick were continued until next
Monday All parties whe were tried
and found guilty have given notice 10
appeal 10 district court
The Pecos Valley Bee Keepers as
ISOLATION me here yesterday and to-
day and discussed ways and means and
petitioned the railroad and express
companies for better rates on their
product that they may snip 10 market
They also pettioEed the county CON-
missiouers u make the assessment on
their bees al one dollar per colony
About twenty-five Keepers were pre-
sent. representing 2.2lS colonies Of
bees
The petition - about 500 citizens
asking for an election for commission
ton was referred 20 a special COM
form 81 government vas presented 10
the city council LAST night The petit
mittee II is not looked upon with
favor by O. majority Of the councllmen,
because they consider il an effort 10
make the town wet
The act 81 q son c0nferrinE the
degree % Master Mason upon his
father was Witnessed in Roswell
Lodge. A. T. e. a. NJ last night. OF
all the large company present none
had ever Witnessed or even heard OK
C. similar occurrence in all Masonry
W. White. assistant cashier Ok the
First National hank, Of Elida. and
Past Master OF the Elida lodge. was
the young Mason who a the honor
Of performing this rare act and his
father. w. - White. q well known
cattle man living on the plains thirty /,
southeast 81 Roswell. was the
man who received the degree
The Santa Fe railrnad has granted
q rate Of one and a third fare for the 4
round trip from all points on its lines
10 Roswell for the meeting Of the
Masonic Grand Bodies. in this city this
month The tickets Will be sold from
EAAA4EA ~ 10 ~ 4AlAlAN4NE~ GkAA VIII
be good returning until October p.
The Masonic Grand lodge meet here
October II. IS and 10. the Grand
chapter. October 20. and the Grand
sommandery October 81
Q. s Fearnow. of the Bureau OF
fisheries. Of Washington, p. G.. last
light distributed 500 young fish 10
spoFts1nen Of Roswell. to be placed in
streams AMI lakes in this vicinity. The
distribution was made under direction
4 Mrs. b. r. Buffham. the deputy
anne warden. The fish came from
hatchery II Meredocia. Ill, and
we're Of the black bass and craFpie
-arieties.
A party Of Santa Fe railroad off,
.iais from Amarillo passed through
night i'm the special car OF super
~ntendent George Starkweather. bound
or Pecos % attend the annual stock
and directors meetings Of the
River railroad. They were
superintendent StaFkweather, Vice
resident Avery Turner. Auditor a
Meyer and Treasurer J. y. Free
nan. an holding office in the santa
Re branches out Of Amarillo nj Gov
ring all the Pecos valley lines
e. Fergus. Of Friona. Texas. today
400 fine ewes 70 Friona
bought them a, private terms
H. ". Corn and J. N. Miller +.