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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
SHERIFF. LEVIED ON WRONG
PROPERTY, SAYS BOY IN SUIT

That Sheriff Jesus Romero levied
on his property instead OF his faith
er's is the allegation of Ignaclo Gu
ticrrez in complaint filed yesterday.
The fathers given name is also Igna ;
clio. The suit was brought by Es-
tela Montoya dc Gutierrez, as the
boys next friend.
The Bernalillo Mercantile company.
which also Is named as defendant
to the boys suit. was granted judg-
ment against his father and the
sheriff levied on the west half of lot
6. block w" Atlantic and Pacific adj
dition, which the boy says he owns
lie asked for restraining order
which the court granted. An order
to show cause why the restraining
order should not be made permanent
also was issued.
Final naturalization papers were
issued to Rinaldo Puccetti, Thomas
A., Walker and Leo BonaguIdi. Walk
err was an Englishman and the other
two Italians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
S|MMS IS NAMED
COUNTYCHA|RMAN
BY DEMOCRATS
Vigil Vice Chairman, TingIey
Secretary, SediIIo Assistant
Secretary and GoodeII
Treasurer.

Al meeting Of the democratic
central committee Of Bernalillo coun-
~ held last night In the office oi
Judge w. w. Mcclellan. John r.
sImms was unanimously chosen
chairman ~ the committee to serve
for The next two years District At
torney Manuel u. viRll was named
vice chairman. Clyde TIngIey. secre-
tnry. Augustin Scdlllo. assistant secre-
taiy. ana J. y, Goodeli. treasurer all
the elections being by acclamatlon.
The selection u Mr.. simms was
made after thorough canvass OF the
available material by the various
lenders and after consulting the wish
IS OF The three candidates for the leg
islntpre nominated by the county con-
yention last Thursday. The legIsla-
tive candidates notified the committee
that they did not desire the responai.
biIity Of choosing the chairman. but
stated that Mr., sImms. whose name
had been suggested. would be entirely
acceptable TO them
Harmonious Meeting.
The meeting. which was presided
over by Henry Lockhart. the chair
man Of the county convention, was the
last word In harmony and enthusiasm.
Whatever feeling may have been
aroused by past factional differences
seemed To have entirely disappeared.
The members OF the committee fra
ternlzed with each other In the best
of humor and all predicted success for
the county democratic ticket In the
fall elections.
Mr.. simms was not present at the
time that he was elected, but was
summoned by telephone Immediately
afterwards When the gavel was
turned over to him by Chairman
Loekhart the new chairman was
greeted with enthusiastic applause by
the members lie made brief speech
IN which he expressed appreciation
Of the honor that had been conferred
upon him, pledged his best endeavors
for the success Of the ticket and
Vailed on all democrats to give him
heir support and their best work for
ne party.
Member of State Committee.
Hy his election as chairman of the
'ouniy central committee Mr.. simms
becomes a member of (
he state central committee, the coun-
y convention having decided on this
IetIon at IFS meeting last week. The /
'ther member OF the state central
ommittee, who was elected by the
Ia Dennis Chavez
The committee last night also de-
ided that all subcommittee for
ampaign purposes should be selected Il
y the candidates for the legislature
nd the officers OF the county COM
nltte. A preliminary meeting Of the
andidates and officers will be held
nnight al 1880 o'clock al the office
I Chairman simms In the Barnett
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
TROOPS WHO WILL
GUARD INTERNES ON
TRAIN PASS THROUGH

Troops from Fort Bliss. Tex. who
are to guard the Mexican internes
now at Fort Wingate, N. NJ, on the
way to the border passed through
here last night. a%5
The soldiers, with their luggage. oc-
cupied five ears. They were brought
here or Santa Fe train No SIG. ar
irving at $40 o'clock. two hours late,
and left soon afterward on Second No.
for Wlngate. 4
The Santa Re is making prepare
tons for the movement. Eighteen
conches, fifteen on second No. Z, were
brought here last night from points
as far east as Topeka. Kan. They will
be cleaned and sent to Wlngate today
Or tomorrow, Ten coaches were sent
from here last night on the second
No. |. The railway has been taking
baggage cars to Wingate from points
west OF there for the last few days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
PUBLICITY MEN FOR
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
LEAVE FOR ROSWELL

Chase Bell official PHOTOGRAPHER
for the New Mexico board of man
ayers of the San Diego exposition, re-
turned last night from the shiprock
Indian agency. where he filmed Beau
Itifnl mountain, the scene of the
threatened uprising of the Navajos a
year ago, and the surrounding coun-
try.
Bell and A. +. Koehler. Jr., COM
missioner of publicity for the board
left last night for Roswell. where
they viii remain several days putting
the industries and resources OF that
city on films. From there they will
so to Clovis TO take the Curry coun-
ty fair
Mr.. Koehler said just before his
departure that progress on his book
was satisfactory and that cities as
well as counties are showing interest
in. the publication. He said that
nearly every city in the state as well
as the counties would be represented
in Ii.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
HEARD LAW FORBADE
CARRYING GUN, so
I F. MARTIN TESTS IT

Fermin Martin Of Old Albuqucr-
que heard there was statute against
toting deadly weapoIs. Fermin
doubted this: he wanted to learn for
himself, so Sunday afternoon he
stuck slx-shooter In his coat pocket
and sailed forth In Old Town. He
learned.
Deputy Sheriff Ramon Ortiz nab
bed him, and yesterday he was SEN
fenced TO serve sixty days in the
county Jail by Justice A. J. Garcia of
precinct No. S5. Martin also said
he would like to have a chance to
study the prohibition against carrying
firearms. However. this did not ac-
tuate the justice in handing him the
sixty-day ticket.
Apolonio Sanchez was received at
the county Jail yesterday to serve
thirty days. He was found guilty of
The charge Of assault with words by
Justice Garcia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
SELLING
CAMPAIGN FOR
ELKs ON TODAY
Committees Expect 10 Visit
Every Block in Down Town
Section With PaSteboards
for Ministries.

The women's committee. Mesdames
smithers, White. Edgar and Wilder.
Yesterday morning disposed Of a good
Sized bunch OF Elks Ministries tickets
and they viii finish their work to-
day. From until o'clock this af-
ternoon committees representing ev-
cry block in the downtown district
win be selling tickets
The Elks want every seat taken
bota Thursday and Friday nights OF
this week ut their Mammoth Minstrel
show. II VIII be the closing event
OF the theatcr and. ~ the opening
was We suspicious. with Weber and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22

7. Mclaughlin Elected
Foreman and ]. {. Hannum
Secretary; Special Venire
Issued to FIJI Body.

The organization OF the grand Jury
was completed yesterday afternoon
with the election Of J. T. McI.augh-
lin foreman. and ]. 4. Hannum Sec
RETRY The jury lacked one man OF
being completed by those drawn and
Ia special venire was called This
placed L. y. Harsch on the Jury.
The grand jurors did not investi-
sate any cases yesterday. postponine
the beginning ~ the work District
Aitornoy VI a. vivil has cut out for
them until this morning. Witnesses
have been summoned to appear be-
fore the body only as late as Thurs
day. but others probably Will be cali
ed later or the jury may not be able
to hear some of those already sum-
moned on the day set. so the ses-
sion is expected TO last week. or
longer.
Petit Jury Ready.
The grand jurors are: ]. T. Me-
Laughlin. Nicolas Herrera. Francisco
Garcia. Pablo Apodaca. Ambroslo
Armijo. Luis Otero. John cornetto,l
Librado Armenia. Jerrc Haggard.
Jose Gfiego y Anaya. Migueal Maryi- |
neg. 7, $. Mcspadden. ]. T.. Davcrn.
Leon Antoine, Jr.. Dionicio Garcia,
Teofillo Soto. Ignacio GARLIC. Vim
cente ArIas. J. 4. Iiannum. O. J. Du-
rand and +. D. Harsch.
The petit Jury was filled without
calling a special venire. The menu
bers who qualified are
+. +. Trotter. precinct ~: Pablo
salazar. precinct 8; Ricardo Sanchez,
precinct 8; DonacIano sandoval. pre-
finct 81 Charles Kunz. precinct IL;
Abel Padilla. precinct Is; W. c.
keim, precinct IL: Adolfo Montoya,
precinct Is; Juan Chavez y Molina.
precinct l. Fidel ElweIl, precinct 1:
Sol Benjamin. precinct IL; Limo Gar
Ma, precinct 3; Begnino Anaya pre-
'inct 1 Bartolo TruJilIo. precinct 81
Alfredo Chavez. precinct 4; viii Me-
precinct IL; Emiliano Baca,
precinct l. Emeterlo Sedillo, precinct I
Is; b. A. statz. precinct ~; T: A.
Cyan, precinct 10; Francisco Cutter
en- precinct II; Jose l.. Torres, pre- !
'inct %, John Lee Clerk. precinctl
2; Santiago Garcia. precinct 4. e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
0NE-LEGGED MAN HOLDS
TWO AT BAY; ARRESTED

Christopher O'Brien. one-legged, re-
sisted arrest yesterday morning in the
santa lie railway yards until three
men overwhelmed him. O'Brien re-
FUSED to leave the yards and two rail-
road men attempted TO force him. He
heid them off with a stick. Finally
station Master J. f. Sinclair Joined
the attackers and together they sub
dued oBfien Sinclair had to COM
mandeer wagon to take him to the
police station.
oBrien was sentenced by Police
Judge George r. Craig to serve thirtv
days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
FEARS PRISONER WILL
KILL HIM WHEN HE
is GIVEN FREEDOM

II. c. Eckre yesterday morning told
Chief McMillin. of the police depart
ment, that he feared a prisoner in
Arizona, whose term was about to ex-
pire would come here to KIN him.
Eckre said he testified against the
man in q liquor case in which the de-
PENDANT was convicted.
The police learned that Eckre sew
eral DAYS ago selected coffin In an
undertaking establishment and made
arrangements for his funeral
Police Judge George r. Craig sem
fenced him to serve thirty DAYS in
Jail on the charge of yagrancy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22

Champion grocery and meat. r. 81
Herboih. painting papering. l4abI
DR.. sohwentker. osteopath. rh. III
Fees candy store. That good straw
berry and maple ice cream.
Mira. Avenielo Garcia and children
Of az North Fourth street. left iaal
night for q visit 10 Los Angeles.
Mrs O. A. Wagner. OF klngmnn
Arlz. il visiting her daughter. Mrs
Van Druff. OF 81 West Roma avenue
Judge John Baron I,urg will hold
a session OF the probate court this
morning. The session Is TO be opened
az 10 o'clock.
Miss Viola Virginia Pullen has re-
turned 10 her home la Louisiana after
a month spent with relatives In this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Meyer sr.. ac-
companied by Miss Helen Fraccaroli.
have returned 10 THE city from Fay
wood Hot springs where they had
been for the past several weeks
John Anderson returned last night
from the Mo ruereo, driving Walter
Weinmhns car. The car was stranded
there with broken axle Anderson
replaced the axle with a new one he
took from here.
II took two deputy sherlffs to take
Louis Garcia from his home 10 the
county JAN yesterday afternoon. Car
Ella Is held upon complaint issued by
Justice George II. Craig pending ex-
animation as 10 his sanity.
II A. kistler. OF the dry goods firm
Of Kiatler. Coliister q Co. ieft yes
terday for Santa Re, where he viii
be Joined by party OF friends and
they Will all 10 TO the mountains Of
enstefn Santa re county for two
weeks hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. y l.. Durfy. OF Holly
wood, Calf and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tn Lowering. OF the Island Of Cebu,
Philippine Islands. have been spend
ing few days with their cousin. Mrs.
u, A. Porterfield They are on their
way to'cuba.
4 mass VIII be said Wednesday
at O'Clock, at the Church |
Of Immaculate Conception for the re- T
pnse Of the soul OF Col perfecto Ar I
milo who died about year ago. An
Relatives and friends Of the family are
requested % attend the services.
The beginning OF the week special
services AZ the Central Avenue MeilBo-
dist church last night brought out
that promises well for
ne work that II being done The meet
ne viii continue every night this
week. A cordial Invitation TO the pub.
10 Is extended
Trrlo Link Rehekah lodge viii
meet "a regular session tonight at 1880
o'clock IN odd Fellows han. After the
business meeting the hall viii be
feared and all odd Fellows and their i,
sises, AS well a. Rahekahs. viii take I
art in the celebration OF the lard an K
'lVersary Of the founding OF the Re- "
'ekah order
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
FRANK MCKEE,
Who VIII do the Cork screw Glide
In the Eiks Mlnstrcls.

Fields In the cast. they want to close
the theater with a record-breakine
crowd. When the committees call
on YOU this afternoon be prepared to
buy your advance tickets, with which
you can proceed to Matson's early
tomorrow morning and secure the
best seats In the house. But don't
fail to go early. Tor line a half block
long Is expected to form outside Of
Matson's waiting for choice seats. In
compliance with the fire chiefs rul-
ing there win be no one allowed to
stand or sit in aisles, so every one
must have a seat ticket
RcIearsals Please Bren.
Last nights rehearsal was the best
held yet. and Director Bren IL so
pleased with the manner In which
the talent is picking up things that
he wears smile that won't come
off. from the moment he steps into
the rehearsal room until lie says:
Tomorrow night at seven-thirty.
boys" s'.'
Another big rehearsal will he held
tonight, and tomorrow night the fin
al rehearsal win take place on the
stage with the, scenery all up and the
costumes all arranged.
Never before In the history Of Al
bnquerque lodge of Elks. has so
much enthusiasm been manifested as
here has In this years minstrel and
very seat In the theater Is expected
o he sold for both nights. At the
seat sale, which begins tomorrow
at Matson's. seats will be
eserved for both Thursday and Fri |
lay night The sale begins al 5
''ciock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
AUTO FIRE ENGINE ON
WAY TO ALBUQUERQUE

Col ID, X. II. Sellers Yesterday re-
ceived notice that the motor fire en-
CINE for the central station had been
shipped al Elmira, n. Y. September
10. Colonel Sellers was mayor ~
the time the council ordered the ma
chine. Hence the notice was sent to
him. He turned It over to the city
officials
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
MISS I0LE BACHECHI
MARRIED TO [. PUCCINI

Luigi Pnccini and Miss Iole Ba-
chechi. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Q. Baehechi. were married Yesterday
morning at Old Albuquerque. Mr.
Puccini has been here for several
months as agent for the Italian Jour-
nal The young couple left for san
Ia Fe in an automobile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
EzEQUIEL SARRACINO
RELEASED FROM JAIL

Ezeauiel sarracino. charged by Off
GERS with stabbing Patrocino Gabal-
don. Yesterday was released from the
county JAN. Gabaldon refused 10 pros
ecnte Under Sheriff Dick Lewis at
nrst intended asking the grand jury
TO investigate the affair. but after con-
ferrins with District Attorney NJ. U.
Vigii decided not Ia,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
GIVEN AWAY.

Commencing October 1, I will give
TO each person purchasing So or more
of Fuel nice pennant See show case
corner Fourth street and Central ave-
nue..
JOHN s. heaven.
SOC South First Street.
Phones and 5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22

The New Mexico Justices and Con-
stables Guide and Form Book. by
Samuel Holmes. Of Alamogordo. N.
NJ. has the hearty endorsement of
oonstables, justices. lawyers. judges
and land agents. Some county com
missioners in the state have furnished
a copy TO each precinct within their
respective counties and consider II n
profitable Investment for the taxpay-
ers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22

Go to DIR. Schwentkers for the best
In ostcepathy. medicated vapor baths.
inhalations. ozone and electric. DR.. II.
W. Hanna. associated. Lady atten-
dant. Consultation free.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22

DR. r. W. Hanna, osteopathic spe-
cialist ON stomach. liver. kidneys and
bowels at DR.. schwentker's. Phone
III.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
CITY HALL IS
LEASED; WORK
IS COMMENCED
City Clerk Announces Fulfill
ment of Plan at Council
Meetingi viii Move Offices
in Month and Half.

City Clerk Thomas Hughes an
nounced last night to the council that
the plan 10 lease the city hall had
been fulfilled. The First Savings
Bank and Trust company IL the les
sor, The consideration, while il was
not stated in exact figures. was said
to be enough 10 put the first floor OF
the hall and fire department In shape
for use.
The first floor OF the new hall Will
be ready within a month and half.
10 was said. so that the city offices
could be transferred. The fire de-
partment will move within two
weeks. City Engineer James N.
Gladding has had a force working on
the fire department for more than
week Work was started on the
hall yesterday
No Fair Appropriation YET.
Councilman q. y. Hammond had
made q motion TO adjourn when
Councilman $. u, coen asked coun-
Gilman George G. scheer whether the
finance committee had any report to
make In regard to the $500 approprl-
alton asked by the state fair. The
fair management was said 10 want
the money for lights. Mr.. scheer
asked for an extension Of time. Mr..
Coen remarked that the fair would
begin before the next meeting night, !
but no action was taken.
Mayor noatrght said he had re- |
ecived complaints Of the throwing OF
and the thrustlng of brushes
In women's faces during fair week. |
One nun told him he had had
Tight because of this last year. he
'aid. The council voiced the opinion
hat any one who did not like the
confetti aud brushes ought TO stay
II home
May Mount One Policeman.
The matter Of mounting one po-
iceman on horseback was referred
o the police committee with power
o act. This motion followed an ex-
.cntive session. The secret session
anne toward the early part Of the
nectIngl Previously nothing of Inn
'ortance had been done with the ex-
option of passing ordinance No. Sal.
egardinn excavations in streets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22
LOCAL ITEMS


For the twenty-four hours ending n
Z o'clock yesterday evening:
Maximum temperature. SO degrees;
minimum temperature. 81: range. 80.
Temperature al 9 D. m. yesterday. 50.
Southeast winds. partly cloudy. Pre-
clpltatlon. "a Inch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-22

One OF tn new little cheese box turbana
IL i Decorated with wreath VI aigrsIfes
unpsa W. -xhlkA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13
AERIAL CAR CLAIMS
500 MILES PER HOUR
MonOrail Vehicle Will Travel
Faster Than BOchelt Type,
Says Inventor

LONDON. June l3.-while experts
continue 10 discuss the practicability
OF NJ Bachelets aerially suspended
railway, j. Essen, birmingham
manufacturer, announces that he has
invented a train which will travel
miles an hour. 200 miles an hour
faster than the Bachelet train.
This latest invention Is OF the mono
rail type but has one OF the Bachelet
features inasmuch as II will fly after
attaining a certain speed. IL does not
rely for deviation on magnetic re-
pulsion. but on the principles OF ava
ton. n will be a hybrid of street
car and an aeroplane With an over
head trolley and propellers. The mod
el Is driven by electricity. The In
ventor claims that IL can attain q
speed OF 200 miles an hour with ease
and safety and he expects 10 give q
demonstration soon with working
model
The train ia connected with the
cable at either extremity by rods ter
minating in Elanged wheels, these
rods serving 10 convey current TO mo-
tors fore and ait The inventor de-
clares that the train is so designed
that when II has attained sufficient
velocity II will lift itself from the
velocity buffer springs and fly. This
he claims will mean a huge saving In
maintenance charges.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13
FRENCH DEPUTY
WOULD TAX DUELS
Participants Who Engage in
First Class" Encounter Must
Prepare to Pay $500

PARIS, June l3.-When the new
chamber meets, a freshly elected dep
uty intends, so 1t is said, to propose
the imposition OF tax on duels. His
argument will be that duels are a
form OF advertisement, and as such
are as liable TO taxation as posters
and prospectuses. He suggests that
couple OF general practitioners and a
and Caesarean Gaul, shall be divided
into three classes--third, second and
first IN ascending order OF taxable
magnitude. For a third-class duel.
with the ordinary four seconds. a
couple OF general practitioners and a
scratch In the forearm, the tax will
be $40 The proces-verbaux, or Off
cial accounts OF the duel must be
written on paper stamped with IL
cent stamp.
For a 7econd-class duel, giving a
right TO ecorated seconds-that Is.
seconds with orders in their button
holes--hospital doctors, and descrip-
tive reporters, the tax viii be $40
| There will be an additional charge
of 81 per camera and $l2 per cine
matograph apparatus. Those who de
sire a hrst.class duel must be pre-
pared TO pa 200 But for that they
are entiilet rave umpires, a jury
of honor, a aus swordsman as di
rector OF combat. and a reconcilia
ton on the Aeld OF honor TO the &C
compartments OF a brass band or
stringed orchestra The sanguine dep
uty estimates that such tax, Loyalty
imposed and exacted, will bring over
SIS 900 600 a year to the exchequer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13
HOMER WARREN
OPENS new SUB.
Three Hundred and Five East
Side Lots Will BE Sold At
Popular Prices

Homer Warren & Co. are placing
on the market new east side sub
division for the Hiram Walker es-
tate The property lies between
lakeyiew, Coplin and kercheyal-
ayes, and is subdivided into sos lots
which viii be sold at prices ranging
from $500 10 $3.50 The lots have
residence restrictions dnall i'm
provements, excepting street paving.
lt is expected that these lots, which
are In a most desirable section Of the
city will ind a ready sale
Recent subdivision sales made by
Homer Warren q Co. tend 20 dispel
the idea that there is a slump In the
real estate market az the present
time or that there is likely TO be one
in th eimmediate future
"Our property sales have never
been better" said A. l.. Malott Sub
divisions opened up this year have
been sold out I'm record time"
The company has just cleaned out
l75 lots in subdivision west OF
Twelfth-st. and north Of the boule
ward, and another t25 located in the
vicinity OF Grand River and Liver
noiseaves The Walker subdivision
consisting OF 400 lots or the Seven
mile-rd., east OF Woodwardave. is
about half sold out.