Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-10
PERSONALS.

W. =. Strickicr, vice president OF
the First National bank, returned to-
day from a visit In New York City.
walter Weinman. Of the Golden
Rule Dry Goods company. has re-
turned from q visit o. several weeks
IN California.
Tho board OF county commissioners
held n session today in the assessors
office. sitting as a board o. cqualiza-
ton.
Barney oroushnn, omaalmer
with a. Borders leaves tomorrow
evening for a visit OF several weeks
with relatives In Minnesota.
John Morrow. immigration inspec-
tor Ia Aihuquerque. has left for q
months visit With relatives In Ge0r-
gla.
John Reub. a santa Re coast lines
engineer. left today for Topeka. KAN
sas. called there by the serious III
nese OF his father.
Alrs A. Borders left on the santa re
limited today for Hollywood. Cal.
whore she will Join her daughters,
Miss Frances and Irene. who are on
tho coast for an extended stay.
Judge Julius Staab held session
~ tHF NAVN@AN NU0IA tWMAIIa NtAiinA
dates for the proving OF a number OF
willis, ard approving number OF
bonds ordered flied at the last ses-
slon.
J. Curtis Mccain. superintendent Of
logging operations for The American
Lumber company Ia tho Huni mouns
tains, - IN Albuquerque. accompanied
by Mrs. Mccain.
Mrs. +. X. Turner, Of Havana, Cuba,
a former resident OF Albuquerque.
who has been here the guest OF
friends. has left for Lead. 8. D.. for
visit with her daughter.
The Albuquerque Planning MN COM
pany, for some years located a. aO3
south First street. Is nnw located az
SIC West Coal avenue. where the bus
iness win be continued as uscal.
Herman Milienbaugh. "A well known
Albuquerque boy. manager OF the dry
goods department IN the Madrid Sup
ply company al Madrid. waa visitor
here yesterday. returning last evening
accompanied By hiss mother
Miss OLGA selks Of sf4 south Arno
has opened classes ia Indian club
drili IN the Central high school daily
from 7:45 10 S;45 a, m. with boys
classes and girls' Glasses on alternate
daya A fee OF ten cents weekly Is
charged. Further particulars may be
obtained from Miss seike.
Mr.. y. l.. Holt. son or n. y. Holt,
state senator. spent sunday with Mr..
9. r.. Michael and family on south
Arno street. He was on his way home
from tho Culver Military Academy,
Culver Ind. Mr.. Holt has completed
his junior year in this institution, I'm
ishlng with honors.
O. X. Warren Post No B. q. a. r.
IL represented at the state eneamp-
mens In Ration today BY w. W. Mo-
Donald, II. b. steward, j. q. Caldwell,
r. 5. slower. }. M. Muggiey, IT, y
Bliss. John Murphy and Chaplain
Thomas HarwOod. elected delegates
Lac a meeting held Saturday night.
United States Deputy Marshal V. G
Newcomer left yesterday for Utica.
y. y, having in custody Aibastine
Lee r. smith, ol Worcester, ~ ~,
who gave himself up Ia the federal
authorities some days ago, confoaslng
20 the embexzlemcnt Of 92.I2s from
Utica hank a year ago.
Arno liuuinE. q we'll known oiee-
tribal engineer and supply desier. Tor
somc time Interested ri tha Nnsh
company, "a preparing 90 begin fus-
ness independently, ~ so West Gem
trai avenue. IN the oullding formerly
occupied " tho standard PLUMBING
and Heating company.
Fire al ~ o'clock this morning
broke out IA the whiting iaook at
the corner os Gold avenue ana Sec
ond street, the blaze starting In come
trash ia the store room. Prompt
work BY Or. q. L. Kelsey oxtingulsh-
cd the fire before IL was found neccs-
Eary 20 call the fire department. While
the blaze filled the pathways with
smoke the damage was only nominal.
The Commercial club officials held
an important conference yesterday
with District Freight and Passenger
Assent W. r.. brown OF tho Santa Ne
In connection with the attempt to ae-
cure revision % the ruling which
reduces the freight rate 10 Boston on
sreaae wool but makes no provision
FOR a reduction 81 the rate on the
secured product. thus dealing a sefi-
ous blow at the wool securing indus
iry here.