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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29

dance music being worthy OF
especial note. Tho first number
Der on the program was u
boxing bout between Tuchor and An
derson, which was followed by a clog
dance By James Jackson. A colored
quartet then rendered a pleasing selcc-
ton, after which Harrington and Kid
Munger, two local wrcstlors, enter
tanned the crowd for nearly an hour
with wrestling stunts.
During an intermission at this stage
OF the game. Col Stern delivered his
address for women only. For fear
something would happen. the Morning
Journal viii not reproduce the speech
IN fun.
After Colonel Stern's talk, Landolfi
appeared in polite vaudeville. the stunt
being both polite aud ana clever.
LandolH was followed By Louis Cum
biner, who gave a parody IN playing
the violin, using Il common broom in
the act. Joe Scott then amused tho
audience greatly by his unique comedy
entitled. ANY old Thing
Another match. followed by Il buck
ana wing dance. ended the program.
which was really clover and enter
~taining an the way.
The Elks aud their ladies then re-
paired to the ban room where they
until a late hour, ice cream
and cake being served during an inter
mission at 1890.
Altogether the smoker was a huge
success and those who failed TO at
lend missed . very enjoyable evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
BARRELS OF FUN At
ELKS' SMOKER
LAST NIGHT
Program of Amuse-
ments Rendered for AntIered
Ones and Their ladies, Fol-
lowed by Pleasant Social
Dance,

10Y rcignei supreme aud everybody
had a royal good time at the carnival
of sports and varied program of other
amlsemcnts and entertaining features
at the Elk's Ladies' smoker. held in
the Elks building last evening The
program was %cleverly arranged. thanks
tu the efficient efforts of Secretary
Frank A. Stortz, and every number
went with a dash characteristic of the
klks Because of the inclcmcnt
weather the crowd that turned out TO
witness the fun was not as large as 1t
would have been otherwise. But there
were a large number OF ladies and gem
tlemcn present. enough to tin the
downstairs OF the theater and to com-
fortablN fill the floor with dancers
when dancing began ia the ban room.
The feature of the evening was the
original and never-hefore-equallcd talk
made by Cot NJ l.. Stern, to Ladies'
At the proper moment Col. Stern
appeared on the stage and appointed
four ladies in the audience as special
officers. whose duty was TO clear the
house cot men. The suffragette-p police
men Immediately chased the men out
of the theater into the-well never
mind where they went, or whether
they tasted and any Elks' milk or not.
The point Is that Col Stern made a
to the ladies which was the best
thing that ever happened Just what
Col stern said To the ladies viii never
be- known IN the men. Before hc he
gan go talk he swore them all to pro-
found secrecy and cautioned them not
.o repeat any portion of his speech
unless They did So at an exclusive
gathering of wnmen After ne had
concluded his address. the men were
permitted la return 60 their seats be
idle their lady friends and to enjoy the
rcst of tho program
The program itself was "a ciass, at
air and included athletic events OF an
Kinds with and clog dauces. and
bv the inimitablc trio 90 en-
ertainer~. Laudoiti. Gumblncr and
SCOTT
The Lcarnard ami Llndymann's bows
under the able direction 81 Lead
u g. H. Ellis rendered several scicc-
prior 90 the beginning of the proc
and also Furnished excellent
throughout the evening the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29

tonight and listen to "A number OF live
wire speeches by well known rcpubli.
can orators, rho spcechmaking will
begin AZ & o'clock aud music bs . band
and quartette win be rendered during
the ntermissious
Tonight at $40 at the residence Of
Mr. aud Mrs Ivan Grunsfeld on TlIcras
avenue. VIII occur the wedding Of
Miss julia Nusbaum, cousin Of Mr..
Grupsfcldi 10 Mr. Sol Schiff Of Los
Angeles. The groom's brother MI.
Ludwig Sehifr viii be best man and
the brides sister, Miss Hannah Nus
baum of New York. is to he maid Of
honor The ceremony VIII be per-
prmSd hy the Itet. Mendel SLIDER Of
st. Louis, Mo.
Knights of Columbus are requested
to meet at Strong's chapel at 3.45
o'clock this afternoon, where brief
funeral services win be held over the
remains of Brother p j.. Nee, Of
Springfield, Mo, Council. IN was
In the Santa re Yards Tuesday
morning. The Knights viii also ac-
company the body from the chapel to
the depot ana as large an attendance
MS possible Is urged. +. r. Wood,
Grand Knight.
A party Of Announcements left last
night for Los Angeles, San Diego. and
other pionts in southern California.
whore they viii recuperate during the
few week. The party win be
ehaperoned by Col. and Mrs. Edward
- Johnson, Among those in the
party in addition to Mr.. and Mrs,
johnson, were Mrs. j. II. Allison and
laughter, Miss Rachel. Mrs. L. j. Rum
nell and daughter. Mrs. Il l.. Knight.
The body Of Miss Elizabeth Collister.
who dicd IN Gallup Sunday night, viii
DC brought to Albuquerque this morn
ng, and viii be buried In santa Bar
ARA cemetery tomorrow. Funeral
viii be held tomorrow morn
at the immaculate Conception
'hurch, Rev 4. NJ. Mandalari. s.. j.
officiating Miss Collistcr was a sister
# Mrs # J. Harrison and Of William
'oiister, Of this city. and was the
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. tolllstcr, of
iallup. Deceased formerly resided in
A~Ibuqucraue and the remains will be
Inferred here. beside those Of other
Members of the family who died dur
ne the past two or three years.
AZ the result Of a huge petition
TO postmaster general Hitchcock
eNeral weeks ago, Il. NJ Thomas, as
istant superintendent Of the T.. s.
lail service has been in the city for
ovcrnl DAYS IN regard 10 a daily mail
cute 10 Mora. Los Alanios, In Cucva
49, -t n 1
e served by u branch service from
Mr., Thomas, while here, re-
nlycd bids on tho now proposed
lutc At present Mora, Cleveland and
a Cuova ara served by a Star route
Watrous, n. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
INVITATIONS OUT FOR
BRIDGE DEDICATION
Andrews and Prince to
Be Chief Speakers at impress
Sive Ceremonies on Banks of
the Ripping GaIIinaS,

The Morning Journal has received
the following invitation to be pres-
cnt II the ceremonies ~ dedication
Of the handsome new Gallinas bridge
in Las Vegas, On july 4.
You are cordially invited TO attend
n exercises which viii be held al
las Vegas. New Mexico. Monday.
July Fourth. nineteen hundred and
ten. when the new memorial bridge
spsnning D. Iiio Gallinas: marking
the crossings 81 The old ANTE Re
Trail VIII be dedicated 20 the use IF
the people.
This bridge Is a. beautiful struc-
tute and j. the most expensive monn-
ment marking the old Trail any
where between Independence. Mo-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29

the Santa Rita branch of the Santa
Re. The plans of the company ar,
on an immense scale and their execu'
ton viii mean q great impetus to the
mining industry Of Grant county.
There has been ordered for the
construction Of the railway from
Hurley to the concentration site 500
tons Of G0-lh. steel rails, 4 locomo-
tiyes, 2-91 Marion steam shovcls, 40
ears, and two complete machine shops
for the concontrator, . -125O Is. w
unit engines direct driven by three
Corliss engines Of 1850 horse power
each. I set 72x20 inch rolls weighing
liz, 600 pounds, 6 sets 42Nl6 men
rolls, Weighing t20.0 600 pounds, .
Garfield Chilean mills, Weighing 65,-
600 pounds each. q sets Garfield Jlgs,
"a Garfield tables. As Whitley tables,
$50 The ore bin will have
a capacity Of $4,000 tons. At present
there are under construction 10 build
ings, SUCH as office, store, warehouse,
dormitory and employees residences.
The company is developing water on
Whtskcy creek Cameron creek,
Apache Teioc, and at the b ranch
On all four places pumping plants will
be Installed to pump water to the con-
centrator.
Silver City Has Big Rain storm.
This city was visited by a big rain
storm yesterday afternoon. Between
5:3O and 600 about 2 Ia Inches of
rain fell, and it will be Of great
benefit to all. There was no damage
done to The city, although the sewer
trenches were filled with water and
some of the filling washed out. The
sewer pipe was not disturbed.
The city board met Saturday night
10 open bids for the new school build
ing. Schubci Of Tucumcari, bid $23.-
$40. Gilbert of this city bid S24,250
Robertson, on heating plant, $4,000
silver City Timing and Plumbing
company, $2.O32.15 ON plumbing. The
board has taken the bids under adj
visement.
The near approach of the calling Of
a constitutional convention has set all
of the local politicians to work, as
every one wants to go and help the
new state to get the best there is in
hat lire. A great many are opposed
4 non-partisan convention and win
likely put two tickets in the field.
The Fourth of July will be cele-
with some of the best, horse
races even run in this section. Il. A.
Bush OF the Enterprise and Harry
II. Kelly, assistant cashier of the Sill
City National bank, have full
charge Of the celebration, which
its success.
Frank Eekstein, an employe Of the
Drug company, fired a pistol Of
% calibre into the bung hole of ar
empty alcohol barrel which exploded,
ma now lie IS minus q piece Of ear,
has q hole in his head and several
minor cuts and bruises. but other
wise is getting on as well as can be
expected. The coneussion broke out
Of the LASS in the rear windows
If the store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
Use Diamond lee. Phone 81 and IS.
Drink Gloricta Beer. Thone 81 ana 6S

fair.
Use Diamond Ice. Phone 81 and IS.
Drink Glorleta Beer. Thone 81 ana s,
j. S Macta,ish cashier of the Mug.
dalcna bank, Is here on a briof bust.
ness trip
Mr aud Mrs Charles C|arsclllcn oi
lns Vegas are spending q tcw days In
Albuquerque,
A. Il. Casc ana family Of san pedro
were visitors iu the city yesterday.
Mr. tasr is a we'll known mining of
fcial of san Pedro.
a regular meeting of tho boara OF
county commissioner viii be held at
tho court house This morning az 40
o'clook
a. Naudcwort "a wcli known wool
buyer. who purchases large lots of
woods ben New Mexico annually. arriN-
ed Yesterday from Boston
AIRS 81 a. Hawthorne and daughter
Mie Alberta leave tonight for Los
Angeles where the, viii remain for
three months
Roller skating viii soon again bc a
popular pastimc Ina Albuquerque. two
san Marciai men having practically
completed arrangements Tor the open
ins 81 d rink here.
Mr, Woslev Seymour is in the city
from Needles. Cal. and viii remain
hcfo for several da,s the guest OF
fucnls Mrs seymour Was formerly
Mls. Eva Dixon. ami resided in Aihu-
gucrqttc
Herman S,hwcixor manager OF the
Harvey curio department returned
yostorda, from "a months Trip to the
Northwest. Mr. Schweiecr visited all
me principal cities of the coast as Gar
north as Vancouver a. e.
. - trascr. ef the Becker Macta,
h company. oi Magdaicna. leaves on
lus 4. Tor Errosis. Strathcrrick In
eir,- scotland whore bee will spend
months visiting friends and re-
aiitr ard taking lea the boyhood
,cnc- at his old home.
Harry a. Cornsil "a weli known Al.
muueriuo ho, has returned rrom Lex
neton ka where he has been iur the
post two srurs a student al the Wash
and lce University. taking the
tourse air. Con nell graduated
the ian department and VIII
hls profession m this ciu,.
The %Hrpuhnean club viii meet m
he club rooms on West SILVER avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
RALLY At
MOUNTA|NA|R A
HUMMER
Judge Mann, W, P, MelcaIf
and H, B, Ferguson viii Rep
resent Parties in Debate
Planned for ChautauQua,


Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
Mountainair, n. NJ, June 2S.-Ar-
rangemeuts are now completed FOR
the political platform rally at the
Mountainair Chautauqua, August s.,
aud this promises to be one Of the
most interesting events of the meet
ing. Hon. r.. A. Mum will represent
the republicans, W. T.. Mctcalf the So
cialists, and Hon. IL. u. FERGUSON
the democrats. These are all able
men and will reflect credit on the or
ganizations they represent. There
never has been a time in the history
Of this country when the people were
rs kccnly alive to political issues as
q ANA pending statehood viii add
zcst to the occasion. Arrangements
will be made to take care of a big
crowd ON this date.
Work on the new tabernacle is pro-
crossing rapidly ana this will add ma
t~crially to the comfort and convent
Of guests this year. Heretofore
the meetings have been held in the
house and the tents for camp
were stationed near. This year
the meeting viii be held in Chautau-
qua park, q delightful spot just a half
mile from town aud this viii make
camping a pleasant change from life
In the hot dusty cities.
Final arrangements have also been
made with Governor Mills to be pres
ent his date being Wednesday. August
3. lie viii lecture in the afternoon.
All those who contemplate camp
ing on the ground should notify the
committee at nee Us 10 what accom-
nodations will be wanted. Meals viii
be served on the grounds this year
ma there Will be- nc trouble about
plenty to eat. but tents have
% be ordered some time in advance,
md for hat reason il is better to adj
wise as soon as possible about tent res
\ copy of the complete
program will be mailed on request.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Redmond funeral.

The funeral OF the late Charles Red
mond has not been definitely arranged
as yet. French anN bowber yesterday
received a telegram from Topographic
cal Union local No 6 OF New York
authorizing the burial of the deceased
here n the services will likely he
held next SUNDAY under the auspices
Of the local typos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
nd santn 70. New Mexico.

and Santa Fc, New Mexico.
An elaborate program consisting O.
addresses by Hon Thomas u. ca.
tron, William n. Andrews and L.
bradford Prince. a flag raising. an
automobile parade. baseball, races,
games and other sports has been pre-
pared.
a division in the parade will con
sist Of persons who In times past
were freighters or passengers ove
the Santa Fe Trail, and it is hoped
that you will be able t. be present
and participate in this faeturc Of the
celebration.
Inasmuch us a large attendance
from al parts of New Mexico is an
ticipated, you viii confer u favor
upon the committee ON arrangements
by advising whether or not you Will
be able to be present.
Very truly yours,
JOHN ). CLARK,
Chairman Executive Committee.
committees.
EXccutivc-John s. Clark, chair
man; Roman Gallegos, Benigno Mar
tinez, Secundino Romero. *. d..
Goodall. DR.. e. b. Shaw. w. j..
Lucas, f, O.. Kihlberg, John d. w.
Nceder and Jake stern.
Publicity-Colonel r.. f. Twitchcll,
chairman, w. +. Gortner, secretary:
Colonel NJ, NJ Padgett, Antonio Luz
cero and +. II. Salazar.
Ftnance-F. O. Blood. chairman:
Max Nordhaus. Hallett Reynolds,
Rosenwald. f. II. Pierce and
Maigarito Romero.
Parade-R J. Taupert, chairman.
Louis llfeld, Joe Danziger, j. ID. Hand
and George A. Fleming.
Reception-Mayor Goodall, Mayor
S%ecundino Romero. f. Q. Kihlberg.
\. La Rue, II. l.. Waldo, Emanuel
Octave Geoffrion, Gu
gcnio Romero, Manuel Delgado,
Frank Roy, Jose ~lgnacio Esquibel.
Spiegelberg, Trinidad Romero. 4.
Mennet. Henry Coke. Richard Dunn.
IL. Shupp. Frank Springer. John
;. Clark, X. Il. Twitchell, jefferson
NJ. w. Browne. Or. J. Nj.
cunningham. II. w Kelly. Max Nord-
Jake stern, margarine Romero,
G.. Winters, +. G.. Murphey. John
stein. DR.. Il. T.. II. Fest, Or. w. r..
Or. NJ. f. Dcs Marais. Judge
Z. V. Long and Charles 4. Spiess.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
CHINO OUTFIT LETS
CONTRACT FOR
HUGE PLANT
Minneapolis Steel and Iron
Company Gets Construction
Job on COncentrator Which
viii Have Capacity of 5000
Tons,

Especial correspondence 20 Morning Journal
Silver city. N. NJ, June 2S.-Two
ana a half million dollars viii he spent
in the next twelve months IN Grant
county by the chino Copper COM
panN which has just let to the Mime
apolis Steel and Iron company the
contract for q mammoth conccntrat-
or with a capacity Of 3. O00 tons Il day.
The plant will be erected threc-quar-
ters of a mile from Hurley station ON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to All those. who rendered acts
Of Kindness during the occusfoF Of.
our recent bereavement in the death
Of our mother, Mrs, Kate Hase.
BERTHA HASE,
ANNA iIASE
HATE HASE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29

The Ladics' Sodality viii give a
card party at st. Mary's hall Thurs
day evening, June 30. Progressive
high five refreshments and other at
fractions. Prizes for winners Of the
card IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
Wind E,crNhodN OugIt DO KNOW.

That Foley Kidney pills contain just
the ingredients necessary to tone,
the Kidneys ana bladder. J. Ill. O'Itiel-
ly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29

Cut Alfaira L. great egg food.
Takes the place OF grain. T.. W. Fee.
.f2 W. Lead. Ave. Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29

O%ne-tbiFd off OH all Electrical Tx
lures for 80 days at Nash Electrical
Supply Co.'S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29

The best saddle horses TO be had
In the city are at w. l.. Trimble's, llS
N. Second street. Phone 3.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29

Statehood Bill in pamphlet lptHi'
only zoe. Morning Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
lnrccnst.

Forecast.
Washington june rs New Mexico.
Arizona aud West rcxas- Generally
flir except showers and warmer In
north portion "Wednesday, Thursday
fair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-29
Auction Sale

Wednesday, July 9th, at 2 p. m.
| will sell at auction the entire
furnishings of the 7-roOm
house at els North Seventh
street, consisting of a splendid
Adam SChaff piano. with excel
lent furniture of almost every
description. Let no one fail to
attend this sale,
J. M. SOLLE
AUcTl0NEER
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-10-28
ALIVE WITH OYSTER BOATS
hepotomac Swarmins With "White
Wings" and Oysters foo Numer.
Gus 10 Handle.

The Potomac river, from Cedar Point
to the mouth, is alive with oyster
dredge boats. They number into the
thousands. More boats and men are
today on the rocks there and greater
abundance of oysters are being caught
than any season in the past year. So
say the old time dredgers and residents.
From thirty to fifty thousand bushels
a day are being taken from the rocks.
The most of these go to Baltimore, but
many are used by the packers along the
river and on the eastern shore. Stagna-
tion struck the market on Tuesday, and
that night the thousands of boats
anchored with most of their cargoes
aboard, word having come from Balti-
more that that city could handle no more.
Steam stock dropped to Is cents a
bushel, shocking stock Is to 80 cents,
while the best barrel stock was only
40 eents:s The oysters are exceptionally
fat in all Potomac localities barring a
few points on. the lower river. The
prettiest general run of stock seen was
off st. Georges Island, and selling at
% cents.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-10-28

NUNS, tied with pink tule. Little NJ ss
Netue Virginia Cockrell next entered
AS the flower girl. wearing dainty little
dress of white lace creation and pink
ribbons.
The groom next entered the parlor.
attended by MS best man, w. T. Ed
wards, Of Reedville. Immediately after
these came the bride, on the arm of her
father, who gave her away, she being
gowned in white satin, trimmed in rose
point lace and pearl trimmings. Her
tulie veil was caught back with wreath
of orange blossoms, and she carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and white orchids. The bridal party
was met at the altar by the officiating
clergymen. DR.. VIM. E. Edwards. uncle.
and Rev. j. +. Cuthriell, pastor of the
bride, who performed the ceremony
jointly.
After the marriage, the bridal party
and the wedding guests were ushered
into the beautifully decorated dining
room, where sumptuous repast, con-
sisting of every delicacy, was served.
AT 2 a. m, DR.. and Mrs. Randolph
We're driven to Coan Wharf, where the,
took steamer for Washington, going i'm.
mediately to New York. in order to sail
on the morning Of the 10Th for Bermuda
Island, where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-10-28
NOMiNl GROVE

| will Jot down short letter for your
most valued columns, dear old CITIZEN,
knowing that you visit many of my
absent loved ones and will carry the
message to them, to the qualification OF
the writer and pleasure of far away
friends. To my reader friends I will
say that will visit you in this form as
often as possible. and only press OF
other matters will keep me from writ
ing weekly. 1t is not lack of interest
In the dear old paper, for l love its
pages, and 1t has been true friend to
me and source of comfort and con-
ISOLATION to many of my dear ones-some
now departed. How could I help but
love you? You have been my weekly
visitor for about fifteen years, if mis-
take not, and during all that time you
have not offended by unkind utterances.
May you live long and prosper.
OF late ] have been called upon I'd
observe sad and bright scenes. Death
has again entered our home neighbor-
hood and left vacancies in two homes
that of r. F. Zones in taking their
infant SOM the othey dear mother,
Mrs. Alice Mothershead, relict of Mr..
K. II. Mothershead, who preceded her
about year, was called.
As the sunshine appears to dispel the
gloom in natures work, so joy will fol-
low sorrnw. On October ilth mingled
in merry assemblage, the occasion
being the wedding of Miss Florence
Straughan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. II. Straughan. of Oldhams, to Mr..
Isaac Adelphus Scnpinich, of Baltimore.
The RroOm's mother was matron of
honor, Miss Inez Stranghan was maid
of honor and Miss Helen Cooper, of
Pennsylvania. cousin of the groom, was
BRIDES maid, Mr.. Ogle Straughan was
best man and Messrs. Woodfin Strsughsn
and Everette Smith acted as ushers.
Miss Mary Smith played the wedding
march. Rev, t. L. Hardcastle performed
the ceremony. a reception followed the
nuptial knot. After receiving coneratu-
atoms the bridal party left for Kinsale.
where they boarded the boat for we'd
ding tour north. Mr.. and Mrs. Scopinich
will be at home to their friends after
November Est at 1881 st. Paul street,
Baltimore.
We have a society through here known
as The Bible Searchers, which meets
weekly in the home of one of it's mem
bers and is conducted by one of its
members. With bible reading prayer and
song. Your writer. was appointed to
was unanimously adopted. Il. ID. q.