Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-10

and west Texas: Fair Monday and
Tuesday.
Arizona. Partly cloudy Monday and
Tuesday I'm south; rain or snow in
north portion by Monday night or
Tuesday.
Drink Glorietta Beer. Phone 4S2.
Born, Jan. +. 1910. to Mi. and Mrs
NJ =. Hickey a son.
Special January offerings at the
Hub. See our windows.
cartwright's Voice and Dramatic
Art Studio. Room 40, Barnett Bldg.
Horse blankets n lap robes at ex-
tremely low prices. j. KoRBER &
leo.
c. NJ. Barber. a well known automo-
bile jobber. was here from El Paso
yesterday.
Ben williams, Of the Santa Fe de-
tectiye service. returned yesterday
from Las Vegas.
A. A. Keen, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank OF Santa Fe, was d visitor
in the city yesterday.
f. p. Jones of the Jones-powncs
Mercantile company, was here from
Silver City yesterday.
There will be n regular meeting of
Ballut Abyad Temple Of the Shrine at
S o'clock this evening.
w. II. II. Llewellyn, district attor-
ney of the eighth judicial district, was
here yesterday from Las Cruces.
Mrs. Miller. wife of C. d. Miller,
night chief operator at the Postal Tel
cgraph office, has left for O several
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at Houston and Giddings, Texas.
DR.. John r. Pearce OF this city,
president of the territorial board Of
health, left last night for Santa Fe to
attend the session of that body and of
tho territorial board OF medical ex-
aminers. lie will return Tuesday
night.
A daughter was born on January
ist 10 Mr.. and Mrs. +. s.. Hopping. Of
this city, In Pasadena, Cal. Mr.. Hop
ping. who Is proprietor Of the Albu-
uucrdue Novelty Works, has been
sepnding the winter with his wife on
the coast.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Eva
Han, who died Saturday morning at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Franklin. on Forester avenue, viii be
sent tonight on the flyer 10 the old
homo in Illinois for burial. accompnn-
led by Mr.. aid Mrs. Franklin.
The United Rrotherhoods Of the
Highlands viii hold a meeting Feb.
3 In the Congregational church he
feature of the meeting TO be a debate
on the subject OF the commission form
OF government Tor cities. The subject
Is a live one and the debate will doubt
less prove interesting.
A. a. McGaffey yesterday tried out
a new forty horse power automobile
which he recently received from the
cast. The machine is a handsome
dark red touring car OF the latest
manufacture, equipped with all the
neW appliances n is altogether one
Cf the finest ears in Albuquerque.
Major Ernest Meyers has rendered
his resignation as national executive
committeeman for New Mexico of the
National Irrigation Congress. While
deeply Interested in the work. Major
Meyers finds that the press of private
viii not permit him 10 etNe
proper attention to the work and the
vast amount Of correspondence at
tached to the office.
The funeral of Louis Pcrea, SON OF
Judge David PereA. Of old Town, VINO
died last Fliday. occurred from the
church of san Felipe de Ncil IN VI"
Albuquerque at . O'Clock Yesterday
morning The funeral was largely at
tended. nearly three hundred mem
hers ot the Sp0nish-American alliance
accompanying the hcarsc bearing the
body 10 santa Barbara cemetery,
where mtermcnt VAS made.
Harrlctt Emmclne Rhodes. two
yoar-old daughter 80 Air. and Mrs. q.
h Rhodes Of 5tf south Tlird street,
died ut 80 yesterday morning from
troubles incident TO childhood The
funeral services viii be held at .
O'Clock this afternoon from the rcsi-
dencc. Rev. Frank otto officiating.
with burial In Fairview cemetery. Mr.
Rhodes is the wen known Santa Fe
conductor running between hore and
Las Vegas.
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