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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-27
LA GUERRA Y Il ARTE.|
Msgnifico sable de honor
ofrecido hace medic 81
eIo al coronel Castanos.
I'm extranjero afeionado i Oh.
>jetos de- arte quiso adquirir.
lo>ofreciendo $4,000.

EN- poder del ST.. Jose E. Benitez,
del comercio de esta ciudad, Sc en-
cuentra un valioso .objeto que pue-
de considerarse como esplendlda
obra de arte.. Sc trata de un sable
de honor q. pertenecio al q: fue gu
abuelo del Sr. Benitez, y Sc llamaba
don Juan Manuel Castafios coronel
de infanteria del ejercito espafiol en-
esta isla, q mediados del pasado 81
glo. Cuando sangrientos los sucesos
ocurridos en- aquella epoca en- las co.
lonias danesas vecinas 4 P. Rico, el
gobierno de Espa1a envio tropas pa
ra auxiliar q las fuerzas de aquel CO.
.bierno en- su lucha con los naturales
del pals y dotaciones de esclavos
de las haciendas de cana de Santa
Cruz, y con elias fue el coronel Gas
tahos. Su comportamiento le valid
recompensas de parte de ambos 50
ibiernosy un valioso obsequio les fue
ofrecido por los mismos naturales de
la expresada isla. Consistio en- un
magnifico sable cuya empuf1adura
Ell cabo, es de marfil, plata y orc y las
guarda en- forrna de, boca de leon
de orc con caprichosos dibujos: En-
! la hoja Sc ven varias inscripciones
y attributes guerreros rebujados en-
Ell metal, con delicadeza esquisitA
La vaina es de gran 1nerito. Toda
ella esta cubierta de dibujos alego'
ricos hechos de ORC y plata y los
attributes del ejercito han sido es-
maltados en- distintos sitios siendo el
trabajo de notable precision y YER
dadero gusto. Ell cuerpo de ella IS de
plata y los ganchos son de- <oro: Un
visitante extrangero que hace algun
tempo visit6 la isla de Vieques en-
donde residia entonces el Sr. Benltez
intereso lie vendieran el sable Hogan
do 4 ofrecer $4,000 por 81: Persona
de posiciQn el hoy duefio de aquel y
deseandolo conservar como valioso
recuerdo de su antecesor, rehuso Ia
oferta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-27
.Unealso De jjuIis i plu'delleiiai, "a.
Continu.ci6n de- 10 pdgina Il. :
Fitzgerald v. Urton, 4 Cal.
10. Collaghann ", Booth, 6
5.ral AZ y
.GAl. 63.'

u IN - -
"Ios dos casos primeramente ci
tsdos inerecen especial menci6n, no
s6lo nor que definAn esta question
de manera clara y terminante, sino
tambitn :por Que los acusados sostie:
men ID eouiYocada teoria de que es
tin Ell contradiction con los casos
de-: Gtesn v. Superior Court, 78 Cal.
SIS; People Y. Suyby, 80 Cal. 544 y
People y.zLawrence, 50 Cal. 1872,
postefiioftaente resueltos."
s'Basta estudiar con alguna aten
ci6n estas decisiones para compren
der que no existe ID contradiction &
cue haeen referencia los acusados.1, =
"lkcep6amos Ia doctrina sentada
en- Green v. Superior Court confirma
da en- los dos casos iltimamente ci
tadossn..f u s,.9-,.. ;|,sz I. /
"En estos casos Sc trata de inter ]
pretar,la secci6n quinta del artfculo
s do Ia Constitution en- la cual Sc
dispone que las Cortes superiores
tendrAn Jurisdiction en- todos los rca
sos criimrninales- denpminados FELO-
NY, en- casos. de MISDEMEANOR
pora los csales no So .legisle 8 prouea
en- otru brmak {no otherwise provided
for).iAden.As.se dispone que Ia legis
latura fijara Ia Jurisdiction de- las
Cortes infeziores que pledan ser es
tableedas en- ,cumplimiento de Ia
secci6ns / del lArt de la Constitu .
ci6n. "a ciitado, y fIiar4 los -poderes,.
deberes Y responsibilities de los
ineces de las mismaS. De acuerdo
con este prsoepto constitutional, Ia
lAeisiatura psescribi6 Ia jurisdiction
de Il Carte dc Poiicia do Ia Gudad y
Condado de San Francisco, autori
zAndola, entire otras cosas, para CO
nocet de, los misdemeanor, castiga
dos con multa no mayor de mil do
liars &, con prisi6n por un peri6do-no
rnayor de un a1o, 8 con ambas pc
mas 4 discretion del tribunal."
'tEst,1diando detenidamente las
palabras de la Constitution, Sc We,
sin necesidad de hacer grandes es
fuersos, que la Jurisdiction concedi
do s las Gortes Superiores es pura
mente, conditional Su competencla
,para conocer de todos los casos de
misdemeanor, para los cuaIes no Sc
PROVED Ell otrc jorn.a,, cesa< desde el
momento Ell que Sc cumpla la con
dici6n claramente expresada en- el
contexto de la ley"
Gal concederse Jurisdiction por IA
legislature s la Corte de Policia de la
Ciudsd y condado de San Francisco
parn nconocer de ciertos misdemeanor
Sc cumplio Ia condici6n determinada
por Ia Icy, es decir, 50 prouey6 en- otra
for1ln para diches misdemeanors y Ia
iiurisiicci6r Sdqurida 'por la Corte
inferior fue, desde luego, exclusive. "
"Las cuestiones planteadas y dis
cutidas en- Green '. Superior Court
son muy distintas & las resueltas en-
los casos de Courtwright,v.t Bear Ri
yer v Rosenberg v, Frank, y para
demostrarlos copiamos 8 contlnua
ci6n, del primero de dichos casos, to
mo 7s de California, pagma 563, los
siguientes parrafos::"
"se insiste por los apelados
que 81 Sc ha confendo jurls
dicci6n 4 las Cortes de Pohcla
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Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
ORC de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" el mejor patenti'
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mago, el higado, y los rilones,
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pues es acceptable donde quie'
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nos ell importe, obsequiaremos
con una oomision en- dinero,y
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Agency. Tetuan 81, San
Juan, Pto. Rico, ..Noviembre.
Epesta lmprenta se vende papel
!. ,.r;63;cos vie;os aS2 ouintal.
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@En Ia ley concediendo los jue
ces municipales jurisdiction para co
nocer de todas las causas criminales,
excepto las denominadas felony, no
encontramos nj una palabra que nos
induzca q pensar que esta jurisdic
ci6n sea exclusive. A la concession
del poder no acompaha ninguna pa
labra de exclusion"
LAS Cortes de Distrito son tan
firmesy fieles guardadoras de ese po
der como las Cortes municipales; y
Ell ejercisio por ambas Cortes de la
Jurisdiction concurrente, resulta a
nuestro juicio, mas beneficiosa a los
intereses pdblicos que el exclusive
ejercieio de la misma por cualquiera
de diehas Cortes." -
"POR LAS RAZONES EXPUES
TAS, la Corte declara sin lugar la
moci6n presentada por los acusados
alegando que esta Corte no tiene ju
risdicci6n sobre el deito denunciado
Guyana, P. R. Enero II de 1910.
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= Porque tsmblar y sacudirse &
causa de los frios y fiebres Paludicas.
Pam-ala efectuarA Ia cura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-27
esta no es exclusive, sino con
o,,rro~%o o1n 1 Te-A

esta no es exclusive, sino con
currente con las Cortes supe
rores. Y en- apoyo de esta
afirmacion ell Abogado cita
los casos de Courtwright v.
Bear River. 80 Cal. 574;
Elk parte Nc Carthy, 50 Cal.
.4l2; Rosenberg v. Frank,
59 Cal. 395.
Nosotros hemos examinado
embellishments los casos ci
tados y vemos que ellos sien
tan la bien establecida regla
de que cuando. se colcede iu
risdicci6n, va porla Constit1,
ci6n 8 por el Estatuto, 8 dos
Cortes: diferentes, sin indicar
que tai jurisdiction sea ex
clusixa g concurrente, la mis-.
ina puede ser estimada como
concurrente en- anbas Cor
tes; pero estos casos no tocan
Ia question aqui presentada
por la sencilla raz6n de que,
en- nuestra opinion, Ell precep
to- constitutional que esta
mos considerando, indica. en-
plenos terminus que Ia juris-'
dicci6n de las Cortes inferio
res posteriormente creadas,
-, sera exclusive y no concurren
te. Ell prop6sito evidente de
la provision constitutional,
segdn Sc demuestra por su len
guaje, es que Ia Jurisdiction
de Ia Corte Superior, estara
condicionada por el estableci
miento de otras Cartes a las
cuales Sc, conferira Ia msrna
jurisdiction, y cuando tai con
dici6n ocurra,y,laj ajurisdicci6n
sea por Ia legislature conferi
da & tales Cortes inferiores,
desde este momento Ia cons
:tituci6n misma transfiere tai
jurisdiction de Ia Corte Su
perior q las Cortes inferiores.
Desde ese m onnento Ia juris
dicci6n es otherwise privided
for, y la jurisdiction de la Cor
tie Superior cesa instantanea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-27

Enesta lmprenta se vende papsl
de peri6dicos viejos ds2 quintal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

Passenger service on the EedOndo.
Cal. line OF the Santa Fe has been
abandoned No more passengers VIII
re- handled over this branch. which
for a number Of years. before the adj
vent of the electric lines. was one Of
the best paying pieces az track on the
system.
Tor several years . mixed train has
been run between los Angeles anG
Beionao. handling both passenger
and freight equipment. but il has been
found mat the additional expense in
providing for the accommodation of
PASSENGERS was not met rs a volume of
business The officials therefore de-
cided g. abandon that service and Il
viii Row he impossible TO purchase
tickets a. points on the branch. le-
oondo caun1t he entered on a ste2u,
ine All ticket gents have been in
Strictai 10 refer AL PASSENGERS 10 the
trolley lre go that beach point or other
stations on the line
Freight service VII Sfill he mHtn-
tanned, rs 8 vast auaoun Of business
is derived IN the transportation of ear
gees ~ and from ships entering ile
port Two freight trains are ruu a1ch.
way daily
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
AMAZING PART OF MODERN
LIFE Is RUSH AND HURRY

While Swing has opinion Of the
cause Of 50 much sickness among the
present generation. in nm interview in
New YORK. recently. l. T Cooper. the
man who claims that stomach trouble
= responsible Tor Most in health. said.
2 aniaElnS part Of modern life
~ tnlS c1tN- 81 every other in Amer
lc9. IS the rush and hurry. No one
seems L. have enough time. This very
lArt e responsible for much ill.,
health- A. I have sid before. poor
digestion is az the bottom of all this
ArtA uarn-out condition which aT-
ihets modern people, but nothing is
more necessary q keep the digestive
frsAns working properly than ever
eise IN the fresh air. and New York
er hare no time "a this
The daily Hfe 81 the average New
, orker i about as follows After
sinen-D4 all ri1h- fn a room with q
ceiling and Poor ventilation. III.
dresses in a fuslL bolts his breakfast
nd runs Tor a ear. He rides down
NNn 1n thiS err win the air foul
from oVer-hreathins and works untii
lv-aa ~hHf up tl-ht in scnaa factory ~
finn buHdinS At noun s. haSN lunch
md then hsck for the resi II the sav
ir tFe same cias quarters When
ana o. Qlit ome he plies into a car
e. lmmed IN With Others ike him
HA s7snos thirty minutes in tire STIFF
0n- atmosphere -cItiuc home ua
stafts himself tun ~ fao5. rnsn roaS
~rIe V'cater. with mure street cars
Co., ett hiu there. or De sfaaS az nam4
p SITS IN an aasE chsir.
How Ions 90 You SurnnSs the
nrtan stomach Vii rrform itS fnne-
.ferS property under sarh conditions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

= any wonder that most people are
nan SICK The one organ you cannot
anuse and stiil stay well. Is Il stom-
sen I ana successful simply because
1 nave q medicine that regulates and
tones up over-worked stomachs that
no ionser digest food properly
Among The thousands who we're
oeneiiteu By reason of Mr. Coopers
visit Ga New York CITY is Mr. VIII
liam r. Hoffman. OF 5ss West one
Hundred and Fo~rtS-seventh street
Who relates her experience with the
Cooper medicine ia the following
statement.
For several years ] have been gen
orally ran down in healIh- Physi-
cEns diagnosed my ease aS nervous
Indigestion. / could not eat. and Ras
troubled with insomnia. / felt tired
and discouraged an the time and had
Nery LITTLE energy I have tuo sisters
who were also in poor health. their
ore az thcsn. however. has had rheu-
matism for Some years
some time ago / csuae here. saw
M Cooper and got his medicine i
helped me almost az once and 7 am
new as well as I ever was in my life.
Getting we snd sleeping snundN- Ny
sisters s.arssd taking THE mediciue
after Seeing what II did Tor rne. and
* has been just as effective for them
one who fad rheumatism j. nov
fNEtecu1 WciL although she haa Sui-
Tered Ter wars wsthcuf relief I COM
car experience very rrusrk-
ahie.
The ascncy for Coepers celeSrated
i~nedlcineS hls been given In Us We
milking q nnc rec0rs With them
The J. II ofRiellv CO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
ARRESTS FOR
STEALING
CATTLE
Mora and Julian Lucerol
Said To Be A%ccompIiceS of
Gorgonio Garcia, Lodged in
County Jail,


Deputy Sheriff Coulter returned 70
Albuquerque yesterday morning with
two prisoners who were lodged in the
county Jail charged with having been
associated with Gorgonio Garcia in
the theft ~ I've head or cattle from
owners in Ranches lie Atrisco pre-
.oinct early last week. The men will
be given a preliminary hearing this
morning NJ 10 o'clock before Justice
OF the Peace Salvatore Armijo in
Ranches dc Atriseo. Mora was ar
rested at Buffalo Springs Sunday
night and the deputy sheriff found
I.ucero At Isscohesa early yesterday
morning.
Garcia was arrested near Atrisco
early last week and is alleged hN his
captors to have been caught right in
the act or driving off IA little bunch
OF stock.
There have been several thefts of
cattle from this district recently and
when Garcia was turned over to Chief
Deputy Sheriff Fred Il. Heyn he was
in charge OF Il posse OF eighteen or
twenty citi1ens nj the precinct who
showed some disposition to see him
punished Immediately Two men who
were with him escaped and Mora and
Lncero are alleged TO be the parties
wanted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
Brownsville Road Has Concession.

san Antonio. Tex, Feb. 2I-Beyond
stating that his trip had been success
.nl. a. r. Perkins. vice president and
general Manager OF the st. Louis.
Brownsville and Mexico railroad.
would not commit himself when asked
whether his trip 10 Mexico would re-
suit in the extension OF his system TO
campico and other points in the Mex
lean republic.
II has been rumored for some time
that j ST. Louis, Brownsville and
Mexico interests were anxious to ex-
tend their line down the east coast Of
the gulf. Fer some time the United
press has spoken OF 4 sea-level route
from Mexico City 10 the United States
ard has mentioned Mr.. Perkins prom
incntly in this connection His road
has been the principal factor in the
negotiations between Mexico and the
United States for an international
bridge across the Rio Grande at
HI Ownsyiile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

Drink Clorieta Reor. Phone asa.
Or J. = Raster. chief surgeon of
the Santa Re railroad, arrived in the
city yesterday from Topeka.
Mrs. H. a. Rnsenficld left on No. ,
sunday for Lcavenworth, Kan. for a
months visit with friends there.
J. r. Miller, Manager Of the Valley
ranch ON the Upper Pecos, arrived IN
the city Yesterday Tor u brief visit
l. r.. Koch. general sales agent for
tho American Lumber company. with
headquarters IN Kansas city, arrived
last night for a BRIEF visit here.
Dr. Christian T. Amhle OF Man2ano
and Miss Lena Rivers Booth Of Es-
tAnciA were granted a marriage license
Yesterday by County clerk \. Il. Wal
ker,
J. A. r Reynolds, general agent for
the Continental oil company. arrived
last night from Denver and Will be
here today visiting the local offices NJ
the company.
IN the district court yesterday At
torney W e. heacock filed suit fer di-
for Nliie NJ. Bennett vs. Jesse
n. Bennett. The plaintiff resides in
A-lhWqWvrauN and the defendant IN
Denver ThCN wcre married In 1904
in the state OF Washington The piain-
arr alleges abandonment ana viola
iion ~ thv marriage VOWS The court
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
To CELEBRATE
THIS EVENING
Bic BANQUET and Initiation in.
A. O. u W.. HaIl Tonight by
Well Known Fratenal Or
ganization.

There VIII he something doing ian
owldom tonight when Duke city Nest
No. 1917. order Of Owls. Win haze an
mutation and banquet ~ a. o. u. ".
hall. a number III candidates Ter adj
into the erg~onlxaticu will re
taught the various hoofs and the besr
manner ln which TO SANG on 70 the
raost The Initiation wiil be instruc-
tive and edifying and there WIZ also
hc Il little fan on the side afga' tie
serious part 81 the degree work is Nu-
ished. An el1 hosnte spveaa VIII ie
served at fhe conclusion ef the witt
stion ana sd Nehooves every Hoo AfH
i'm the city ~ le present at hoth st
initiation and the banquet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
COOK V|CT|M|zED
SAYS AN FL PASO
RAILROAD MAN
Declares Mexican Law Puts
Innocent Man in Jail and Lets
CuIprits Go Scot Free.

FL Paso. Tex, Feb. CO. Sentenced
to spend two years ana ten months
la%nguishing in a Mexican penal insti-
tuition is the fate me,ed II to James
A.. Cook, IA American railway con-
dtotor. according to a statement
made 70 the Herald ny II. J.. ORourke.
q well known railroad man of this
CITY. who AZ present is IN the employ
of the Southwestern. Mr.. O'Rourke
has returned from a trip into the in
terror Of Mexico and SAYS that Cook
is entirely innocent OF any crime.
Charged With Theft.
The facts OF the case are these. ="
said Mr., O'Rourke. Cook while max
ing his usual run 10 Guadalajara was
chafees with stealing merchandise of
which he didn't know anything about
at the time OF the theft. Cook at the
time was in the caboose making out
his switch list. a Mexican brakeman
was "a the TOP of the car. another
was standing On the rear end and 9th
ers were about the train.
While en- cute e car Of merehan-
disc was broken into and the goods
thrown out. When and where the
goods went to was Information not
in possession OF Air. Cock. and even
when arrested ne was wholly ignorant
81 the details of the charge.
I'm the trial which followed after.
q SIX months wait in a Mexican Jail.
&c developed hat TWO Mexican brake
men in connection with u spanish
merchant ana q f'renchman. among
whom the goods were found. we're re-
leased
A. TAR rs I know the merchandise
might have been soap. continued
MI. ofRourke. yet Cook#w.as convict
"a and sentenced 10 jail while The real
perpetrators were allowed TO go free.
Cook Only 80 Wears Ola.
N'Rpnrke says he wNs-omployed BY
caoh on the Wabash lines several
years aEo ard also says that all who
have evtr come in contact with the
American railway conductor speak in
the highest terms as tn his character
and honesty.
Cenk went TO Mexico about two years
= accompanied hy his vile who
dled hut "a month later az smallpox.
lie had been employed by the Rock
Island lines AZ Dalhart before his de-
partuFe for the foreign country. In
Daihart Cook owns property and is a
member in good standing OF the order
% Railway Condctors He is 50 years
q age.
"A letter has been addressed 10 Pres
ident Taft by tht O.. L. C. OF Daihurt
explaining the situation ard asking FOR
assistance IN b matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

The funeral OF Mrs. Petra sails, wife
OF Victor sails. whose death occurred
Friday afternoon, occurred from the
immaculate Conception church 1T %
O'Clock Yesterday morning. q a.
AZ. Mandalari $ H.. celebrated
requiem high mass, the music being
furnished by the immaculate Cencep-
tlon choir Tile services We're az
tended hy q large number or friends
and sorrowine relatives OF the sails
family and the funeral cnrteEe which
escorted the remains ~ santa barbara
cemetery. where intermeut was made.
was very long. The palibearers we're:
MoSsrS. juan Garcia. George Arnoi
AmhrosiO Candelaria. Jose SaiaRar.
Antonio Garcia and X \. BrachVegel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
iTULAR0SA NEWS NOTES


Tularosa. \. NJ. Feb. 19.-The Wo-
mans Home Mission society viii give
an oyster upper at the Woodman hail
on February 39d.
Dan Gugln. "A prospector from the
san Andreas mountains, Is in own
after It load OF supplies.
Hon. W. ID. Upton is in Fl Paso or
business.
Airs. NJ. a. Wharton and family are
spending 8 few days in Aiamogordo
with W. G.. Hyde.
Tom Mcdonald Is in town visiting
his father and mother.
The Christian Endeavor will enter
tain "A few young people NJ the resi-
dence 81 Tommic rutherford Satur-
day evening.
The Tularosa basketball team in
vited C&rrizozo 10 play them a game
here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
American railroad Being located.

San Antonio. Tex. Feb. 2i-Two
engincerins crews are in the field To-
eating the proposed American Cen
.traI railroad which is To extend from
the Dakotas 70 the Gulf Of Mexico. one
OF the crews is surveying the line be-
tween Miami and Vernon while the
other is looking oFe the country be-
tween Texoia- Mangum and Olustee.
oklahoma. George w. Angle. chief
engineer Of the Central Construction
company, is authority for the state
ment that the line from Vernon via
HrownsWood San saba and Llano. to
san Antonio Will be surveyed early
this slmmer and that actual construc-
ton work on this 100 milo stretch viii
begin in e very short time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
FRENCH & LOW
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Licenses Embalmcrs
LADY ASSISTANT
sol W. Central. Telephone $50

was occupied during the day with
minor matters,
The woman's Christian Temperance
union VIII hold a brief business SEES
sion at the office Of Or Margaret
Cartwright, Tuesday, February -. at
2 80 p. m sharp.
The Music Readers club. the object
Of which Is cultivation along musical
lines, viii meet nt the residence of
Mrs. L. : BLACK. Friday evening, Feb
ruary 70, az s O'Clock.
Born sunday evening, a baby
daughter to MIR and Mrs, J X. Wat
son Of south High street. Mr.. Wat
son Is professor Of chemistry mt the
University 81 Kew Mexico and city
chemist
r. J. Parker. general su%perinten-
OF h central grand division Of
the Santa Fe railroad. with headquar-
ters in Newton, Kan, LETT Yesterday
morning for the east after "a brief
visit here
Tho regular meeting of Cottonwood
40. =. Woodmon's Circle, viii
be held In odd Fellows hall at .
o'clock sharp this afternoon Members
VIII please take notice Of the change
n the hour of meeting.
Count Leo Ziaocli. who has been tor
he past three months relief clerk ana
manager Of the lunch ut the AL
hotel. left last night for Rim
whore he viii manage the Harvey
lonsc for several weeks, relieving the
present manager,
c. II. sharpe. OF the sharpe Con-
'truction company Of Kansas city.
which is soon 60 begin the construc-
ion ot sevcnty-five miles OF double
|racking for the Santa Fe coast lines.
rom Rio Puerco west. left yesterday
afternoon for kansas City after a
brief stay here.
HNunatfem tu1 lie wnn1.re Conn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
DEATHS AND FUNERALS


Mrs. MagEie Il. Wendell. wife OF r.
n. Wendell. died ia a sanitarium az
Los Angeles on Monday morning,
aged thirty mine Years.
Mrs. Wendell had hecn NJ the sani-
.tarinm for two years past The de-
ceased was FOR years q we'll known
resident OF this city where she was q
member Of the Woodmen Circle, Fra
|tcrnal Union and Typographical union.
She was Tor q number pf years em-
ployed IN the printing department OF
the A~lbuuucraue Daily Citizen. Mr..
Wendell left last night for Los Angc-
les and the funeral win bc held there
ms DOL as 10 arrives.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

TO THOSE WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS OUR NEW BOTH
CENTURY COLLAR SHARPER Of
FETsS THE PERFECTION OF COLI
LAR COMFORT. DOESN'T CRACK
THEM. EITHER, AND LETS THE
TIE SLIP EASY. IMPERIAL LAUS.
DRY CO.. PHONE las.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
SHEEP MEN

You want good warm Iambing place
anu shady summer range for your
sheep. ] have II in Jemez mountains.
Good water ana grass. near dip: fees
reasonable. Best landings in terri
tory last spring, So to SIS FER cent:
lambs grow heavier. sell better. Write
for blanks and informatiom Reserve
a place While YOU may.
LINUS 1. SHIELDS. Supt.
a Diego Grant.
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