Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-24

Drink Glorieta Beer. Phone 4s2.
District Attorney j. Il. Griffith o;
S%ocofro Is in the city a few days on
business.
Surveyor General John March OF
Santa Fe was a visitor In Albuquerque
yesterday the guest Of United states
Marshal Foraker. Mr.. March return
ed 70 santa re last night.
At n general term OF the supreme
court Of the District Of Columbia held
January is. 1910 Edward G. Wade.
Of New Mexico was admitted TO prac-
ticc before the bar Of the court.
c. F.. Leng. Of New York city. who
= Interested in mining properties in
the Cooncy district Of southwest New
Mexico, was a visitor In Albuquerque
yesterday. Mr.. Leng left last night
for silver City.
The county school superintendent
sent out the following notice: The
| next meeting oil the teachers OF Bern
alillo county will be held at the court
house, Saturday, January 20, begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock In the morning.
Come prepared TO discuss the first
half of Teaching a District School. .
and part ? OF "Civics n Health !"
Please be prompt and we Will get
ANAL fEisi44AAJa - nv EAARs
bring them along.
j. q. Fitch, a well known Socorro
attorney. was in the city yesterday.
John u. Griffith. district attorney Of
the seventh district, "a here yester-
day from Socorro.
Mrs. Richard Doyle of go North
Walter street, left last night for CAL
lup ON q several weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Weller left Sat
urday evening for a three weeks
pleasure trip TO Chicago, New York
and other eastern cities.
Il. y Hornby. q wholesale grocer
Of st. Louis, Is in the city, the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A.. Davis Of South
seventh street. Mr.. Horribly and Mr..
Davis are brnthers-in-law.
J. A. Bailey. general auditor OF the
Santa Fe system. was in the city yes
terday en- route from Chicago TO Cali
fOrnia. Mr. Bailey is accompanied by
his family and Is travelling in Presi-
dent T.. r Ripiey's private ear.
j A. Peterson. chief clerk to the
santa Re st~orekeeper, expects 10 leavc
tonight on an indefinite leave Of abb
sence TO Pacific coast points. During
his absence, Mr.. Peterson's desk VIII
be occupied by Harry Braun.
william zenz. formerly Of Albu-
querque. arrived last night from
stockton. Cal, where he has beer
employed as q trainman on the West
erin Pacific railroad and expects TO
leave tomorrow for Clovis. where he
win spend several month on s. claim
Page Otero, of the New Mexico
mounted police. arrived last night
from Santa Fe, having IN custody Jas
per n. BrOyles, formerly a banker and
merchant Of san Marclal. who is now
serving "a term in the territorial peni-
Tertiary Broyles win appear as a
witness In a civil case TO be heard in
the district court here today.
Merle Richmond, aged SIS years,
who came here several months ago
from Colorado Springs, died at $3.50
p. M. sunday at his rooms on North
Second street. His wife and little
daughter were with him NJ the end.
Until recently Mr.. Richmond and fam
lily lived on a little ranch west of the
Barclas bridge, across the river. The
remains. accompanied by the bereaved
wife and daughter viii be sent 10 Col
orado springs for burial.
The remains OF the late A, r.
Wuensch. the Colorado capitalist and
mining man, who died Saturday in this
city, VIII be sem TO Denver on train
No. 10 today. The hrother-in-law of
the deceased. Grant Lewis, arrived in
the city last night from the Hell cam
yon mining district TO take charge of
the funeral arrangements. Services
under the auspices OF the Elks lodge.
OF which deceased VAS a member. Will
De held in Denver probably on We'd
nesday.