Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-11

Arizona and west Texas. Fair. moder-
ate temperature Tuesday ana Wednes-
day
Drink Glorletta Beer Phone 1872.
Special January offerings at the
Hub. See our windows.
Born. TO Prof. ana Mrs. ". ~.
Baden on Jan. 10, "a boy.
Editor Ed nm Of the Gallup Re-
publican is "a visitor IN Albuquerque.
+. N. shelton. OF the Bluewater
Development company, arrived last
night from Bluewater.
G n. Cotton, president Of the G..
\. Cotton Mercantile company, arriv-
ed last night from Gallup,
J. $. Eldridge of suwanoe left yes
terday for Santa re 10 attend the ses-
sions OF the board OF equalization.
Or. John +. Pearce. president of
| the territorial board Of health, is in
Santa Re attending n meeting of the
board.
Or. W. u. Radcliffe OF Belcn was
here yesterday IN the way TO santa
ne to attend q meeting Of the terri
toriai board Of health.
W. ~. III killrs "a iutlI Dttl NAA0AiN3
representing the El Paso and South
western interests, WAS in the city yes
terday on his way TO Santa Fe.
Attorneys Mem b. Field and II. b.
Ferguson. representing creditors Of
the New Mexico Central railroad,
were passengers to Santa Fe yester-
day
The Woman's Christian Temper
/, mn IFptan xfflI paart in the nTftna nf
pr. Margaret Cartwright in the stern
block Tuesday, January II, at 2;Se
y. m.
James v. Bergen. tax commissioner
for the Southwestern and Rock Is
Land systems in New Mexico, was a
visitor here yesterday on his way to
Santa Fe.
Rev. 4. NJ. Mandalari s.. j.. return
ed last night from santa Fe where
for the past three days he has been
holding mission for the benefit OF IN
mates OF the territorial p~enitentiary'
important businesA win be ans
at "A meeting of the Non-Sec-
tartan Benevolent society to be held
at z o'clock this afternoon at the res
idence Of the president. Mrs. Frank
Alderman, ITO West Central ave-
nue.. All members are urged to be
present.
A regular meeting Of Cottonwood
Grove, No. 2. Woodmen Circle, win
be held this afternoon at ? o'clock
at odd Fellows hall. Business SEES
sion at 2 and 2.3O. Doors Will be
thrown open 10 invited guests when
the newly elected officers VIII be m
stalled.
The BcWn Tribune says. Victor
OF f-....uT- 81 X.Aangs4 aAsfnfN
but now residing at Albuquerque. was
a visitor to Belen Monday, transact
ing business and meeting old friends
here. Mr.. sails has large interests IN
sheep in this county and Is now stay
ing al Albuquerque temporarily. eX-
peeting 10 return 20 his old home
Don
A. G.. Ringland, forester of the third
district of the United states forest
service, returned yesterday from
Washington. where he attended g
meeting of the various district Tor
esters. Mr.. Ringiand left Washing
ton after the dismissal OF Forester
Pinchot by President Taft and yes
to-day declined to discuss the mat
ter.
There viii be drill at the armory
at 3 o'clock this evening. A special
"FH NhfE"AH ~ AEh W. 49, NfN
drill as il viii probably be the last
one before the adlutant general ar
rlves to muster i'm the company There
is room for "a few more young men.
ranging ga age from rs 90 As. Minors
must nav the consent OF their par
ents. George Il. Wiokham, Captain
Friends here have received the an
nounccment OF the death of George T.
sauter, d former resident of Albu-
querque. which occurred recently in
Chicago. Mr.. Sauter was quite wen
kniwn in his city. having been FOR
some time employed as h~ookkecpor
for T.. +. McCanna. The young man
left here "a year and a half ago for
his home IN Chicago. Numerous
friends here will regret 90 hear of his
uutimCly death.
II YOU need a carpenter, telephone
iicsscldcn; phone 377.
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