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Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
Eiremen's Banquet

Department held banquet al the City Hotel last Thursday evening. There were but few faces missing from the ranks and as usual the occa- sion was one of pleasure, wit, speeches and repsrtee.
 The members met at headquarters on the Square. At 9 o'clock they formed in a line of twos and marched down Main street, Front street, and up South Main street to the hotel.
 The dining room had been trans
 formed into banquet hall by the use of flags, bunting and flowers. 1t was shortly after nine when the gathering
 took their places at the tables. Prayer
 was offered by Rev. C. J. Hartman of the Episcopal church.
 The menu was an excellent one and
 Landlord Blake received many com
 pliments for it's arrangement, it's prep
 aration and service. It was as follows: Bisque of Tomato Sliced Cucumbers Sliced Tomatoes Iced Celery Dressed Lettuce RadiSheS Baked Fillet of Sole Saratoga Chips Roast Spring Chicken
 Cranberry Sauce Asparagus on Toast Boiled and Mashed Potatoes
 Green Peas Onions with Cream Banana Fritters and Sweet Glace Strawberries and Cream Fruit Jelly with Whipped Cream American and Rochefort Cheese Saltine Crackers Mixed Nuts Fruit ! Tea Coffee Milk After cigars had been lighted
 Thomas P. Ryan of the "Hooksn took charge as toastmaster. His cheerful smile and his remarks preceding the l introduction of the impromptu speak CTS was perfectly in accord with the oc- casion.
 Chief Maynard was called upon and he appeared to advantage before his
 men in the banquet room as he has so
 often before appeared in the line of
 duty. He spoke highly of the depart
 ment and the support that he had been
 given since he recently assumed his trying duties. Applause greeted his | remarks.
 The assistant chiefs, Smith and
 Boucher, also responded when they
 were called upon and hearty hand
 was accorded them.
 w. H. Fuller, (the department chef of dtf fvl of fial
 company, popped up at the sugges- 1 ton of the toastmaster and kept up au
 undiminished smile with his wit, hits | and stories. Foremen Sharpe, Cloutier
 and Welsh also made remarks. The Rev. c. J. Hartman responded
 and he was closely listened to during the interval he held the floor. The ! men were greatly pleased at his re- marks and demonstrated the fact by hearty applause.
 "Sergeant" Eugene Bibeault res- bonded and when the toastmaster sug- gested that it was not military gathering that he was addressing he brought his remarks to a close. Others who spoke were Fred Lizotte, Graydon Sharpe and Nelson Mansfield. When the toastmaster looked around for ex-chief "Docn Wilson telegram was produced saying he was at the White-sox base ball game so, while all were sorry he was absent, he was for given.
 Among the guests present were AL dermen Duvert and Bouthillette of the fire committee of the common council. It was a late hour when the gather ing finally arose from the board after a very enjoyable evening.
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
P. H. s. Noles

The storm last Friday disappointed the base ball fans of Putnam High school as the game with Woonsockes High had to be postponed.
 KilIingly High will be the oppo- nents Friday afternoon at 8-80 on the local grounds
 The F. Fl. s. Freshmen defeated thu Israel Putnam school team lest MOn- day by scorc of 20 to a.
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
Putnam Girls Lose to Windham Sisters

The girls basket ball team of Put nam High school were out classed by the Windham High team in Willi- mantle last Thursday. The following is the way the reporter of a Williman' tic paper saw the game:
 "sI think yon are just too mean, sc therel' and You horrid thing were some of the exclamations heard on the scene of battle at the Valley street ar mory yesterday afternoon. The girls basket ball teams representing Putnam and Windham High schools were en' gagged in test of supremacy, and al. though the famous old Armory has be. held many and varied contests passing under the name of basket ball, 1t is doubtful if parallel of yesterday game was ever played on thellocal floor.
 A goodly majority of the local stu dent body was present and made things lively with their royal rooter tactics.
 But to return to the game itself. The going was all for Windham, with the final result never in doubt. The local lassies got the jump and were never headed, seeming to obtain better re- suits by their good passing.
 Miss sFlossien Bates was the hero. inc with five baskets, some of which were of the horseshoe variety. Cap tain Mildred Wells was very much in the game and aided her teammates very assiduouslv. The Windham guards were also in evidence and cov- cred their opponents to perfection. For the visitors the Misses Gagne and Davis played well.
 The lineup and summary:
 w. H. $. r. H. s. Marjorie Harvey If rg Gladys Bard
 rg Gladys Gagne Florence Bates If lg May Fuller
 lg Florence Murray Mildred Wells May Wright Josephine Emerson lg If Hazel Davis Marion Rafferty rg lg Gladys Gagne
 lg May Fuller Score: Windham High school IS, Putnam High school 6. Baskets from floor: Bates 3, Wells 3, Gagne 2, liar vey 1, Davis 1. Free tries missed: Wells ', Davis !, Harvey 4. Referee, Russell Chapel. Scorer and timer, "Rick" Downer. Time, l5 minute halves"
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
City Court---FuIIer Judge

William Brennan, an inmate of the Town Farm, was given 90 days in jail for intoxication with costs of $8.09 Fri- day morning. Brennan said he met an old friend and went to Danielson with him and drank too much.
 William Friery plead guilty to being drunk Wednesday morning. He is an old offender but had not been before the court since September, 1910, SO was given a chance. The case was continued two weeks
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
Interesting Locals
ADVERTIeEMENT

Owing to the stormy weather, the nOnyx" special sale of hosiery, will continue the rest of the week. "Trade with Us and Save Money" Isaac Cnampeau, Manager.
Putnam patriot., 1913-04-18
Annual Couvocation Putnam Chapter

At the annual lconvccation of Put nam chapter, No. Al, R. A. M., Thurs day evening the following officers were elected:
 NJ. E. H. P, Lucius P Merriam. King, Robert l.. Harris.
 Scribe, E. F.. Mcclellan.
 C. of H., Clarence W. Chase. F. S., George r Minor.
 k. A. C., A. A. Parsons.
 Master of the third veil, M. H. Geissier.
 Master of the second veil, l.. T. Will son.
 Master of the first veil, Walter NJ. Phillips.
 Secretary, c. Allan Flaw kins. Treasurer, Silas NJ. Wheelock. Sentinel, Edward Fl. Payne. The officers were installed by Past High Priest Edward G. Wright.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-17
JOEL w. SHACKELFORD
Candidate for Commissioner of PROPERTY

Commissioner of Property will have
the is in
he
The pull s O
have made study the
of
reputation ability peculiar
o
The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-17

Louisville. KY, May 6.-The
white Baptists of the State of Ken
lucky have agreed to raise $4,000
to liquidate the balance of indebt-
edness on State University, which
is the school of the colored Bap-
tist located here, provided the Ne
gro Baptist, themselves raise $1,000
This cooperation on the part of
the white Baptists of the State is
warmly appreciated.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-17
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New York, May 6.-Four hun
dred girls screaming when fire
was discovered this afternoon on
the third floor of the History
Thermos Building, facing Nos. 232
and 234 West Seventeenth street.
The colored elevator boys, who
kept their heads, ran their cars mp
smoke-filled elevator shafts for Is
minutes, carrying more than 100
persons to safety. One of the boys
Samuel Gumps, was overcome by
smoke while on the tenth floor and
had to oe taken to hospital
The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-17
ADVERTISEMENT
ALBERT T. MAUFF
Candidate for Auditor

A resident of Denver Al years.
Successful in Business.
Has record for economy in Pub
lie Affairs.
-Four years in the City Council.
Fought against the granting of fran
chises of public utilities. Voted against
giving away the city's streets and prop
erty.
Three years Election Commissioner.
Has been successful in stopping illegal
voting in Denver.
Reduced cost of elections from $50,
600 in 1910 to $4,000 in 1912 The Elec-
ton Commission turned into the gener-
al fund January 1918, nearly $4,000,
or II per cent. of its appropriation for
1912.
,cessfnl in his own business. He
The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-17
DENVER, COLORADO, SATURDAY. MAY II 1913.
How to Mark Your Ballot Next Tuesday


the your n
column;
all the other candidates whom wish
second
person. only
o Candidate.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-17

GENERAL SHERMAN M. BELL
70 Law mpartiaIy Without
First Choice
SHERMAN BELL
RightM Manic the Place."
and Order He Will Play No Fa
IS S ALL
You KnowF From His VIII
His Every Pledge a Deal to Everybody
His Ability His Absolute Honesty
n Denve
Bell
Charge of the and
SHERMAN M BELL
The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-17

Cast for who successful in his business He
make money for She people by stopping akaeand the
people value received.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-17
ALBERT LEVIN
CANDIDATE FOR
OMMISSIONER OF FINANCE

sensible and LIBERAL Government A fear
municipal policy that
citizens walk of lhe
undivided
without
If you want live Denver Instead of a dead town
VOTE FOR ALBERT LEVIN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
CAPITAL STOCK Or
INTERSTATE IS
INCREASED TO
S250,OOO
Will Enable the Company to
Operate in All States in I'M
ion; Home Offices in Albu-
querque.

~ special meeting ~ the stock
holders Of the Interstate CnauRlsy and
Guaranty company. which has ila
home office IN Albuquerque, the au-
thorized capital stock was yesterday
Increased from 100000 20 s2EO. 600
and active steps were taken by those
attending the meeting 10 dispose Of
the stock remaining unsoid The new
capital viii enable the company 10
write all lines of casualty and surety
Insurance and to qualify for business
IN any state In tho union.
The following directors were elected
by the stockholders Yesterday:
A. r. Renehan, santa Re. n. n:
J. =. Herudon. AIbuquerque, N. NJ:
J. Korher. Albuquerque. N. n: JOS.
a. Masaie. Santa Fe ~. A.: w. -.
Murray. Silver city. n. M. Max Nom
toya, San Antonio. n. -: q. n. Mar
ron. Albuquerque. n. NJ; r. A. Mlera
Cuba, n. ~: ]. n. Vaughn. Santa Fe,
~ NJ; Gustav Becker. Springcrvilic.
Ariz.; A. Gusdcrf. Taos. N. NJ: r. c.
Champion Ration. n. ~; y. NJ Otero.
Los Lunas, n, NJ; ~. -. Bowman, Las
Cruces, n NJ; Gregory Page. Gallup.
\. NJ: J. W. Medley, MaRdalena. n.
~: J. A. Wcinman. Albuquerque, n.
81; J. u. Marines. JF.. parkvlew. n.
81: NJ. A. Otero. Santa ne. y. NJ:
Carl a. Bishop. Santa Re. ~ NJ: Jas.
A. BIniney. Albuquerque. N. NJ
AZ the directors meeting following
the stockholders meeting. tho follow
ing officers were elected.
President. A. ~ Renehan: active
vice president and general counsel. q.
y. Marron; vice presidents: J. Korber.
w. u. Murray. Miguel 4. Otero. r.
M. Otcro, ~. j. Bowman; secretary
and general manager. Jas. 4. Biainey;
Treasurer. J -. Herndon
Executive committee--A. y. Rene
han. J. Korber, Max Montoya. Jas A.
Blainey, j. y Hrradon, q. y. Mar
ron. Carl a. Bishop.
Finance committee. y. Horndon.
y. A. Miera a. -. Bowman. o. ".
Marion, w d. Murray. J. Korber. a.
,. Rcuchnn
Auditing committee Frank Staplln.
J. u. Vaughn. H. H Kelley. Carl a.
Bishop. G. @. Mnrdorf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT,
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Make Il Thick, glossy, wavy, IuxuIdnnt
and rem We danCrufg--lleal
surprise for you.

Your hair becomes light. wavy. fluf-
~. abundant and appears az soft. lus-
trous ana beautiful as a young girls
after n "Danderine hair cleanse" Just
try this-molsten a cloth with little
Danderlne and carefully draw Il
through your hair, taking one small
strand az time. This viii cleanse
the hair OF dust, dirt and excessive oil
and in Just few moments you have
doubled che beauty OF your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair al once,
Danderine dlssolves every particle Of
dandruffi cleanses, purifies and invig-
CRATES the scalp. forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair.
But what viii please you most Will
be after few weeks use when you
viii actually see new hair-fine and
downy al first yes-but really new
nair growing al over the scalp. lf
you care for pretty. soft hair and lots
~ II surely get 20 cent bottle Of
lSnowlton's Danderlne from any drug
gist or toilet counter. anu Just try a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
go - go ~NN . . I
TO SUBSCRIBERS
. II you should not get tonlght'a q
paper
o CALL 90.
. 80 . a . . o q . - . . . .

Judge Edward A. Mann has return
ed from ~ Paso where he attended
to legal business Tor several days.
Tho Rector's Ala OF 81. Johns
church will meet with Mrs. r. o..
Losey, no West Roma, tomorrow
3. m.
AIRS. George Hubben Thomas and
mother, Mrs. Margaret Hennessy.
spent today In islcta the guests of
the seis family.
Mr. and AIRS. p. A. Malone left on
the santa re limited last evening for
Chicago after a stay of eight months
in Albuquerque.
p J. Johnson. Santa Pc agent In
Albuquerque. leaves Monday for Gal
weston, Texas. for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. Johnson suffered q stroke OF
paralysis two weeks ago and goes To
the sea level 10 recuperate.
Dining Car Conductor Mills on
Santa Re train No. was taken o
the train here last evening and Is "a
patient In the Santa re hospital Mr.
Mills became suddenly ~ en- route
from Los Angeles
J. r. white has returned 10 Chicago
efter spending the summer In Aibu-
querque with his family, residing at
ligl South Walter street.
State Senator y. A. Miera Is in Al
I huquerque from cuba attending 10
business affairs. senator Miera yes-
terdny attended the meeting OF stock
holders Of the Interstate Casualty
company.
Frank A. Huhbeii has returned
from the Hubbell sheep ranches In
western SOcorro county, where for q
month he auperlntended dipping OPP
erations
an Royal Neighbors are requested
10 attend the regular meeting 60 be
held at ; o'clock tonight az Z. q. .. r.
hall. NJ business Of importance Is 90
be- transacted.
An members of the Spanish Ameri-
enn Alliance are requested 10 meet
at Fred Croil0tt'a undertaking chapel
tomorrow morning az o'clock 10 es-
oort the body of the late Mnriano Ar
/ milo 10 the Immaculate Conception
church Ily order of the president.
There viii be- a rogumr meeting of
/ Albuquerque lodge NO Ahlt 49, i. -.
Elks. tonight az 5 o'clock. Previous
40 the lodge meeting. the mrmhors
az the ElkH ase-hoiding committee
aud members Of The building commit
toe VIII have a session. Important
reports are to be presented and the
attendance Of every Elk 10 desired at
tonlghts meeting.
a. A. Wood has arrived In Albu-
\ querauc 90 assume MS duties as
| tminmnster on the First district of
/ the Albuquerque division az the SAN
Ia lfo congt lines. SIR Wood re-
iiovcs william Thomns, who has been
trainmaster for several months, hold
ms the position as the result ~ the
movo-up and shako-up caused by
tho absence of General Manager A..
a. Wells and the resignation OF ".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
RESOLUTIONS PASSED
EULOGIzIN0 THE LATE
FRANCISCO PEREA

AZ a regular meeting 81 the q. K
Warren Post Grand Army of the RE-.
public, Department on New Mexico
held September 8. 1919 RESOLUTIONS
aa follows were adopted unanimously
Resolved, that IN the death Of Com
rnde Francisco perea. ;>ew Mcxi-
co has lost one OF lis early and most
widely known pioneers and the native
people one of whom they might we'll
~ proud.
Itcsolvcd. THAT We cherish his mem
CRY the more from the fact that he
Figured largely and hcrolcally IN the
early affairs " New Mexico. ana that
hts span Of lifc covered 80 much Of
this Southwest. reaching through n
period Of eighty-thrcc years. from
1880 10 1918. Also, that he was vct-
eran In Indian and In Ciyil war; was
several times In the New Mexico leg.
lslatufe and n delegate 90 congress
when Mr. Lincoln was president and
an eye witness 60 Mr.. Lincoln's assass-
nation.
nesolved that we are pleased 20 re-
cord tho fact that Comrade Francisco
Peroa has had the reputation ~ heinf
an upright. honest citizen, ana.
Resolved that these resolutions be-
recorded IN our minutes and copy
Of tho same be- forwarded 60 his sons
and daughters ana Ia the press Of tho
city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

p Gibson division superintendent.
tlr Thomas eoo back 60 hts suu az
conductor
There VIII he q REGULAR meeting of
the Ladies' Alta society Of The Press
hyierlan church n ne church narioFs
Thursday az 1iqo b. m. AN members
urged % be present. visitors well
corner refreshments
Ail members % Triple link re-
Dcknh lodge are omphalically re-
auvsicd 70 meet ~ the odd Fellows
hall % Thursday cyeninn for tho puf-
pose ~ drilling the degree atnn for
grand lodge. This is u special invl-
tntlon 20 each and every member.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
ALBUQUERQUE ANNEXEs
WELL KNOWN SALESMAN

The Trinidad Weekly Chronicle
News has the following Item which
viii be 81 local Interests "W. W VIII
son. better known rs 'Big BIZ VIII
aon. representative of the National
Biscuit company, and former man
aRer Of the Butchers Baseball team
OF the city league. has been transfer
red 20 Albuquerque y. NJ, and has
departed FOR that place
Wilson was one 81 the heavy hit
ters OF the city league this season,
finished second In average and was
leading the list when he left here q
month or more ago, lie 81 one Of the
best known drummcrs In the south
western territory ana his forihcom-
Ing departure from Trinidad Is n
matter Of regret Co his many friends"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
INTERSTATE CASUALTY
NOW STRONG COMPANY

The organization effected ~ the
meetings Of the stockholders and di-
rect0rs yesterday makes the Inter-
state Casualty one of the strongest
Corporations In New Mexico. and tho
third strongest casually company In
the west. the Pacific Casualty Of
San Francisco and the Guardian @
Salt Lake ranking first and second,
respectively. while the local COM
pany ranks next.
The Interstate capital and surplus
places the company on an equal basis
with any company operating In New
York or any other state. Wdth the
Increased financial facilities, the In
terstate IL assured 81 an important
place Ia the casualty and surety In
surnnce field. The company VIII con
tinue 20 maintain headquarters IN Al
buquerpue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
STERN
%ks Jfors of clofsiss Eesssme
re- SFSE1PLUS J'sors
C0MMENDs MODEL
LADIES AID SALE
INCORPoR ATED.

In connection with the unique La
dies Ala sole announced by the
Model company in this evenings iier-
aid, Il Is announced that ON Satur-
lay. the day on which ten per cent
~ the proceeds are 10 go 90 the wom-
ems societies Of the Church of the
immaculate Conception. the regular
sales force al the Model H. 60 be aug
mented hy four young ladies from 81.
NincentH academy. In speaking Of
the sale this morning. the Rev. Faith
~ A. NJ. Mandalar expressed his ap-
probation 81 the effort 90 be made
By the Model management In behalf
Of the ladies' OF the immaculate Com
ception church. and he took occasion
TO commend both the store and its
entorprislng methods.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
At THE
HOTEL COMBS

The following out-of.town guests
were registered today al Hotel Combs:
j. b. Balm, Santa Re: Paul Wilson.
Leigh. New York; Murray Pennock.
A. y. Murray, Walter Hodges with
AZ. g. Barnes circus. r. y. Brooks
bank, Denver. 8. J. Ward. W. r. Pow
ers. Texas: q. +. Colt. J. r. Sweeney.
Denver: Chas Ross, oklahoma city.
r. Doppeiler. Chicago; T. w. Park.
Jerome. Ariz.; G.. A. Brown. san
Diego
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
WANT SIXTH STREET
OPENED 10 BARELAS

A petition 20 open Sixth street
through To Barelns road was present
cd IL the city council last night. bear
ing the signatures of numerous prop
erty owners IN that section. The pc"
tition was referred To- the street com
mittee. II II likely that the street VIII
be opened. Il being understood that
property owners are willing 20 CON
eede rights IN return for the bene-
fits To be- derived from the improve
ment.
The petition Of Harry =. owen. ask
ing that property owners ON North
Eleventh street be compelled To build
sidewalks ordered two years ago was
referred 60 a committee with "A re-
quest that the work be ordered un-
dertaken and finished without delay.
rrr7-r~
Diamond Ice mo best lee. MADE
from distilled water. Phones 5T-5s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
DRINKING FOUNTAIN AT
SECOND AND CENTRAL

Alderman ]. A. skinner. chairman
of the water committee Of the city
council was last night authorized to
seek new location for the watering
trough, now located on South Sec
ond street Just of 81 Central avenue.
and 10 purchase drinking fount ain
for the use Of thirsty people. The
new drinking fountain Is 10 be nov
model sanitary affair ana win doubt
less prove great convenience for
tho general public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

sishop Mcconnell lectures on
Mckee a. Lead avenue Methodist
church.
Executive committee and fore
men for Good Roads day meet az
Commercial club.
hegular meeting Of K.lka lodge
Royal Neirhbors meet al s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
ALBUQUERQUE IS NOW
OWNER OF FIRE ENGINE

The American In France motor IRE
querque year ago for $4,000, Is now
the property of the municipality. AZ
the council meeting last night the
final payment Of $1,000. with $50 In
tcrcst, was authorized The truck
Was purchased on the lnstallment
plan. 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10

~ ONE FEW years ago Hon. /.
Harth. 81 this city ofIicl-
~ ated as counsel for an Ari-
soma womnn who secured n
divorce. The lady IN question not
only procured a iegai separation
from the partner Of her Joys and
SORROWS bit got substantial aiI-
mony and the custody 81 the child
rem.
Her ex-hubby. however, was
granted By the court the privileges
Of calling upon his ex-chlldren ON
Saturday % each week.
Yesterday Mr.. Barth received q
letter from the fair ind victorious
pialnsln Dear Sir she wrote.
please. can't you come oni here
and get the court a. keep my hus-
band from calling Oh the children.
u interferes with their Saturday
bath"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
GLADDING rs PLACED
UNDER $4,000 BOND

Authorizing the finance committee
To place 10 the credit Of the engineer
ing department $4,000 with which to
finance part Of the construction ~
the city hall. the council last night
asked that James Glndding, city en-
gineer. who has been named disours-
ing agent for the building fund be
placed under personal bond for fiO'-
900. The bond will be furnished az
once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
RETAIL LICENSE FOR
A. 0. BACHECI AND CO

a retail liquor license was gran,-
ed by the city council last night TO
A. O. Bachechi a Co. proprletors Of n
store and market on West Tijeras
road. The Rnchechis have had q
family license for several months. The
council last night adopted a resolu-
ton lnstructing the city clerk to
notify an wholesale dealers that they
win be compelled To take ont family
licenses II they sell liquor In less
quantities than provided for by the
wholesale regulations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-10
UNCONSCIOUS FOR
"a HOURS MAY
NOT RECOVER

Unconscious for twenty-four hours,
the condition Of Dining Car Conduc-
tor Mills. taken on the Santa Re linz
tied yesterday afternoon ana taken 10
the Santa De- coast lines hospital.
WAS reported Ia be critical this after
noon. Mills was stricken with a ce-
rehral hcmowhage on the limited
Yesterday shortly after the train left
Gallup.