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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

"LaS Amigos" Are Hosts

HI AS AMIGAS.' the organization
l. of business young women of the
" w. C. A., enjoyed a thoroughly de-
liehtful New Years eve party at the
rooms of the association. on South
Third street. Wednesday evening. All
business girls IN the city had been
invited and the invitations We're
quite generally accepted Music was
furnished by the Choral club, from
s o'clock until midnight
The early hours of the night Were
occupied with social diversion and
the affair was IN every way most en-
ioyable Refreshments We're served
and as the hour Of / ? approached APP
propriate ceremonies were observed in
celebration of the coming Of the new
wear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
Grantham-S eder Wedding


Nj LEWIS .of the recent wedding al
lNCarlsbad of Mary Aline Grantham
10 Prof. Arthur Raymond Seder was
received with Widespread interest in
Albuquerque whore Professor Seder
formerly lived and where he has a
large circle of friends who will re-
joice in his happiness.
Professor Seder. who is the son Of
Rev. j. /. Seder, was educated at the
University of New Mexico, and since
leaving college has engaged in teach
ing, having been principal Of the
Carlsbad high school for the last two
wears The bride is a daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. d. G. Grantham, and
is great social favorite in Carlsbad.
She is an exceptionally talented young
woman, and is equipped with unusual
educational advantages.
Immediately after the wedding Pro
fessor and Mrs. Seder left for CLOVIS
where they will make their home III
future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
Notes Of Society

ooNN~~-os>-oY>~~-~-os
MRS SAM sHULTZ, of FL Paso
lFl Is spending the holidays with
her daughters, Mrs. Noa llfeld, Mrs.
y. Spitz and Mrs David Rosenwald.
Mrs shultZ is accompanied By her
daughter, Mrs Harry Dillon
Miss Maetta Morrlssey, Of For
dyce, Arkansas, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs j., a. Vaughey Of 500 North
Ninth street
Mrs. August Grace. OF Denver, is
spending the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. Frank Bradley. on South
Eighth street
Mrs. David Rosenwald received in
formally yesterday afternoon for her
mother, Mrs. Shultz. and her sister
Mrs. Dillon, Of FL Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Hunt, Of Fl
Paso, returned home yesterday. after
spending the yuletide with Mrs Hunts
mother ana sister. Mrs w. Y Walton
and Mrs VIII Springer.
Mrs Margaret Medler and Mrs
Joseph Brown have returned home
from q three months visit in Topeka,
Chicago and other eastern cities.
=
Mrs. w. S. Hopewell and her two
sons Willard and Robert, left Thurs
day for the east They will be Joined
in Chicago by Colonel Hopewell After
short pleasure trip the two boys
viii enter school in New York and
Colonel and Mrs. Hopewell will re-
turn TO Albuquerque.
q
Mrs NJ. @. Chadbourne will leave
in a few days for two weeks visit
to relatives in San Francisco and
Bakersfield.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04


As 4 TESTIMONIAL TO the loving
"A regard in which she is held, Mrs
a. +. Morrissett was presented with
Ia handsome silver sandwich dish on
Friday afternoon by the ladies OF
the Rector's Aid society Of st. Johns
church, Of which she has been presi-
dent until very recently. The affair
was made the occasion Of a delight
ful surprise party bv the ladies' oil
the society. refreshments being served
and most enjoyable musical pro-
gram rendered.
AIRS Morrissett viii leave In a few
days for Las Vegas. 10 which city her
husband has been transferred ana
where they win make their future
home The loss OF this gracious
woman viii be keenly felt in the social
world OF Albuquerque, 20 which she
was "A distinct adornment. \ very
iarr. circle Of friends ana admirers
viii regret her leaving and VIII wish
her ail happiness ln her new home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

ANYHOW. can't help but feel that
we got on on the right foot IA starting
out tho new year
Whiic there wasn't any aolid blaze
OF glorS about IL. and while there e
stil some stirring nps ia do 10 ufnel
10 get things going the way iheN ought
90 go--Oh well. you know Thu "a Born
optimist. and | can't see anything but
good times ahead
There we're some really worth while
affairs around New Years Here IN
Albuquerque the ball WIS Kept roiling
ia very satisfactory manner, and IN
santa re the lRughim- Marshall
wedding was really brilliant Too
Il must not boz forgotten that we have
u wedding ur two Of our own coming
an real soon
Society," as well as everything elise.
has its psyrhology It's All state %
mind. AFTER all let folks begin feel
ing good and everybody viii b. doinf
IT Watch out for the psychologists
moment
a Nnfih Twelfth street mntron, ih'
uthrr mnfnlng threw "A new and in
teresine ueht on the cost of lRins
ID would hardly do an good a. submit
her Views 90 Che president uf con
gross hrcausc hor outlook Ia rathtei
ulrrumsoribrd. hu "a the same time
her opinion is entitled 10 some con
consideration
fha particular mauon has aonp
chickens fame chickens. that lH'
mum, eggs real eggs. mind YOU II
this daN and time when cgga ar
locked Hn ln the safe along With th'
stocks aud bonds She also has
ncighhur q most estimahlr gentle
man. ~ high standing IN the socia
and business world Nelghbuf has
dog of which hr Is mofdinateN proud
Dog. Hko ncighbef IS 81 anquestione'
pedigree Siberian flea sheund.
think ghes call him anyhow. he
about as big as "a cali and Qns prn
cipally 90 tail Fortune awaits Tin
engineer who can construct o. fenc
Zoo high fur him to jump ur crat
TOO small for him "a uislwi Through
Unlike ualghbuf he has lost h
stHpdlHs the community
fhis cauluc has an educated palate
fla htNs Chicken ln fact $40 srua
BE- hs fuuuness for that patucula
doilwcy that Some nf the uihvr neigh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
Sometimes It's That Way


IN AN EXCHANGE OF a fsrmcr day
l appears wedding story by the
"tell-the-truth' editor OF rural
journal. As matter of fact the
teli-the-truth editor Is species as
extinct as the dodo, but anyhow, you
may not have seen the story so here
is the account of the wedding as
given by the rural journaE
Willie Shortlike and Annie Bloom-
ers were married az the Baptist
church last evening. The church was
PRETTY decorated with flowers ana
pottcd plants borrowed promiscuous-
IS from people that didn't want To
lend them. The decoration was done
under protest by some Of the mem
bers Of the church, who were asked
10 do so BY the bride and couldn't
well refuse. The ladies are of the
opinion that II the couple were so
bent on having stylish wedding.
they should have been willing 10 pay
some one to chase over town getting
flowers together and taking them
home again.
The bride wore "A handsome Sill
verstein gown (made az homel, ana
the groom was decked out in a $40
hand me-down suit. The ushers wore
cutaway coats borrowed for the ocea-
sion. Sallie Potts was the maid OF
honor and it was the eoneensus OF
opinion that she was two 10 one bet
ter than the bride. The young couple
| took the morning train for 81. Louis
where they viii spend more money
tin 4 few days than Willie can earn
/ In thre, months.
The bride sent us "a shoe-boN fun
lof "a Transformation of stuff sup
lposed Co be cake. If this is sample
/ Of Annie's cooking. we feel sorry ioi
Willie. or janitor's dog fell he'll
Ito the caRes s.nd hes now lying IN ms
1cold euid rround But this Is none
of our funeral n Willie and Annie
nrn ..tiafinh n.n-Nn M klDk coming.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
Miss Cartwright HonOred


THE members of the girls basket
j ball team Of the Albuquerque
business college were entertained
last saturday afternoon bx Mlss
Aelen W4rkham thc guest IF honor
being Miss Laura CartHrlght OF
Gallup who spent the Christmas hoi-
ifa,s I'm thiq civ cards formed the
principal entertainments of the eXen-
ing. and delightful refreshments WE'RE
served
Those present were Misses Laura
CartwriEhL Anna Myers. flolenoe
Thehu ollie Kinds. Lucy bAca' VI
H. Franklin. Helen Theiiu. Margarel
Franklin Mildred Aver, Edith Clarke
Jean Wfekham and Helen Wiekham
sale GA coats SUITS and dresses viii
be- continued this week at the same
discount prices prevailing last week.
The Art store. Sl6 West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
Luncheon for RebekahS


HE ATTRACTIVE bungalow OF
Mrs. ]. II. Whitesides, of 52i
South Walter street. was the scene of
delightful luncheon Thursday after
noon, at which the degree staff OF
Triple Link Rebekah lodge. No. 10.
We're guests.
The decorations were IA pink and
green. the ensemble maxim a highly
served, and the occasion was one OF
the most enjoyable of the season
Among those present were
Mesdames Rogers. Clifford. McVey.
Riehl. Brown, Bailey, Putnam. Bur
nett, Wilson. Washhurn. Whitcsides,
and Misses Smith, Creel Gilbert and
Lille
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

gave a. solos on the pipe organ We're
u dehBht TO music lovers. As n com
poser. ne also won his laurels IN fho
graceful song. Lutte Strings an5
Roses sung by Miss Albright INV
audience was so enthusiastic ohont
this number that Miss Albright IA.
peated it,
The third artist on the program,
was Mr.. Thomas A. Christian. Who's
splendid baritone voice gave bo
necessary contrast for the other nurn
oers. His voice. was pleasing and
showed good training and control
the audience was especially pleased
with his rendition Of the Toreador
song - N"Npl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
The Meat Was There

p e~~~T~N-N-~sT>f~f' ~ = - y ~
A SMALL boy WAS instructed that
"A the breast Of the chicken was
called the white meat and the legs
/ the dark meat Soon afterwards he
went to spend the afternoon with his
Sunday school teacher, young lady
Of whom he was very fond. Upon
returning home, he WAS full of the
good time ne hah had
And what ala you do at Miss B's2''
asked his mother
oh. he replied, She told me
wonderful stories Ard | sat on her
dark meat and leaned my head
against her white meat'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

hors have named him rMethodist
Preacher" The mortality among
the fowls on North Twelfth street has
reached alarming proportions since
he came into the community But Ia
spite of hs epicurean diet. his girth
grows no smaller. his tail no shorter.
his ability 70 jump fences ana crawl
through cracks no less.
The matron that started out 90 toll
about has some strong convictions Ia
regard 90 the matter bat / won't up-
dertake Co record them here The
Grass Widow uses that kind of lam
guage, hut | am more particular She
did say something the other day
though relative 10 the high cost oi
living. that understand has the gem
eral endorsement Of her neighbors.
ne somebody would plzen that
pup. she remarked with feeling, tn,
price OF eggs In this part uf town
would 20 down"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
Mrs. P0tter'S Party

A T the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas
HW. Potter. 100 North Walter street,
a delightful New Years eve party was
held at which progressive five hun
dred occupied the time OF Il select
number of guests. Refreshments were
served and thoroughly enjoyable
evening was spent
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Venahle, Miss Jessie Yenable. Mr.. and
Mrs. a, r. Van Deinsc. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. l.. Newcomer, Mr. and Mrs c. A
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Aspenwald,
Mrs. Denison. Mr.. and Mrs. oscar HUI
Der and Mr. and Mrs. Athol Wynne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
Dance at Masonic Temple

~~~~s~a~-~-~-@~~~H-r~~~e~-- ~ -
THE DANCE given by the Rector
Ala society OF St Johns church,
AZ the Masonic temple Thursday
evening, was in every way an nnqnali-
fled success More than eighty cou-
Plies participated in the festivities ana
a jolly time was had until the small
hours of the morning. The music,
which was furnished by the Booster
orchestra. was up TO the usual high
standard of that organization. II was
AN suspicious beginning of the new
year by the society, which Is IN q
more nourishing condition than ever
before.
.
Waverly-I'l bet a cookie the
bride wasn't pretty
Marcena-W Why do YOU say that
Wavcrly Because newspaper ac-
counts Of the wedding put SO much
stress on her fine character ana
sweet disposition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
Queen Esther Club

~~~-N~~~@~~~@~~~~~~-~~~~~
THE QUEEN ESTHER CLUB, q
the First Baptist church. win meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Wolf. SIS West Marquette street
The following program viii be rem
dered:
Vocal solo. sclected-Mrs. Rogers
Instrumental solo, seXtctte iron
Lucia Mrs Dylks.
Reading, Vestry Hymn-WinnifTe'
DOYLE.
Vocal solo. selected-Mrs. Forester
An exceptionally pleasant eyenln.
is anticipated. and it is hoped ina
the fun membership Of the club VII
be present. Mrs. Woods will assis
Mrs. Wolf in entertaining.
=
Rector have missed you froH
the church services since you re-
celved your unele's legacy. Vol
surely cannot mean 10 desert ou
fold2"
Mrs. Ships Inne-"Why, I'm simpl
obliged 10. Mr.. Surplus / love tn
church. but now that have ny
gowns from Paris. l can't get dow
on ms knees TO save my soul =
Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
New Year Reception

CONERNOR AND MRS. NJ DON
~ AID kept open house at the eX-
ecutiye mansion, New Years day, from
2 until o'clock, and received the
seasons greetings from more than
one hundred callers. The mansion
was beautifully decorated with holly
and smilax.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
WOmanS' Club Reception

Il iiE New Years reception. given hN
the Womans club on Thursday
afternoon Was in every way up 70 the
advance notices The husbands and
the public showed their appreciation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
Mrs. NaSh's Card Party

ntoNE ~ the various New Year s
~ eve parties given in the city sur
PASSED and fvw couslld. in degree
81 enjoyment el the guests. thar of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
The EIkS' Dance

tt HE ELKS celebrated the incoming
year with an informal dance, last
Friday night, in their club dance hail.
About fifty couples were present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
|. c. A. R. Install Officers

+ ,7~7sfN~N-f '~a~FNsN~%
A BRAHAM LINCOLN CIRCLE. No.
n ?. of the ladies of the G. A. r..
enjoyed The unusual honor. last Tues
day afternoon. Of having the installa-
ton Of the new officers conducted
bv the national president Of the orr
ganimtion. Mrs. Edith K. Brown. who
also Inspected The circle. The officers
Installed We're:
President Irene Severns. senior
vice president. Ellen Adair. junior
vice president Eva L Hyre. score
fary. Pearl \. Walker; treasurer, Eliz-
abeth 5. Kraft. chaplain. Addie T.
AugEleXs conductor Armilda kneese.
guard, clara r. Johnson assistant
conductor. Paula Scebohm; delegate
to next annual convention. Addie /.
AuEgley. alternate. Mary T.. Hopper
The outgoing president was pre-
sented with handsome silver fruit
dish as "a testimonial Of the affection
F in which she is held bv the ladies Of
the circle The meeting was wei
attended and delighuul luncheon
was served
Mary sat upon a pm.
A. a ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

Can't read nuthin',
can't write nuthin,
Can't sing nuthin',
That's true.
Can't hear nuthin',
Can't see nuthin,
Can't think nuthin',
But YOU.
Don't drink nuthin
Don't eat nuthin',
Don't find nuthin'
To do.
Don't know nuthin
Don't dream nuthin',
Don't love nuthin,
Eut you.
Friends amt nuthin.
Cash amt nuthin,
Life amt nuthin,
That's true.
Time amt nuthin',
Work amt nuthin.
There amt nuthin.
But YOU
ton Braley in Woman S /
s*saas4sYu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

Many landlords and tenants ffsl
met through the want columns o.
Tha Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

Mary sat upon a PIN.
Hut showed no perturbation.
Fer some Of her was genuine.
But most was imitation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
To Mrs. MorriSSett

OF UWI IuII"THI1
are satisfied We've n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
FREE MAIL DELIVERY
BEING EXTENDED TO
OUTLYING DISTRICTS

Postmaster IT, {. Rochl yesterday
announced that the free delivery SER
vice Of the local postofficc ~ being ex-
tended 10 include tho Paris addition
north Of the city. the Reynolds addi-
ton on the west, East Silver avenue,
and south Of the city as far as Trum-
bull avenue, a good part OF this new
territory being outside OF the city
limits.
The department requires, however,
before the postmaster IN permitted
TO extend this service. that each house
must be provided with n mail recep-
taeie and each house must hear us
number.
These provisions viii also be emcc-
Tive within the present delivery linz
its. No new house VIII be served UNI
I'll these requirements are met In
this connection, the postmaster In
tends to inaugurnte n vigorous CAM
pairn for tho proper numbering OF
all houses within the city and VIII
ask the patrons 10 cooperate with
him 10 the end that proper mail re-
ecptaclea may be provided AT cach
house.
The business section. heretofore
served nv carrier No !, has been III"
vlded into four sections, and delivery
Of both the business and residence
sections will be somewhat carrier
than al present The university, which
has had hut one delivery a day, VIII
hereafter be served both morning ana
afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05

Fees candy store. We I'm mail or
ders promptly.
Torn 10 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weller,
i2gs West Central avenue, yesterday
a daughter
4. D. Campbell has resumed his ola
position ~ the dry goods store OF ltos-
cnwald Bros, ~ floor manager.
Mrs. VI. T.. Hopper and daughter
Louise returned yesterday from an
extensive tour OF California and the
Grand canyon.
Mrs. O'Byrne and Miss Chambers.
OF Las Vegas. have returned from ~
paao and Jiarez and VIII he IN the
city for two days.
The brotherhood Of American yco-
mon will hold regular meeting at \
o'clock tonight AZ thd !. O, -. i. han.
Refreshments viii be served.
Assistant roreptrrW u. Greeley, Of
Washington, u. g., arrived here ych-
terdny morning upon his annual Nlhll
To the Third district headquarters
The motor fire engine OF the con-
trail station was returned 10 service
Yesterday The machine broke the
crankshnft several weeks ago whlle
running TO a fire.
G.. X. Warren Post OF the @. A. IL.
will hold regular meeting ~ 1870
o'clock tonight at i2l South Third
street. a full attendance " desired
as officers are 10 be elected.
l.. Leslie Kcil. Of Los Angeles, calf,
arrived In the city the other day ana
took a position ~ the Golden Htio
Dry Goods store lioaldoN being q
good salesman. he has demonstrated
hls ability ~ an artist with pen and
ink. IIia drawing Of Uncle sam. adj
vialnR sffafher Time, representing an
old man. to do his Christmas shopping
now. reflects great credit ana ~ sea
aunahle.
A cigarette stub dropped from the
forest service or the hotel on the third
floor set fire 20 nm awning on one OK
the lower windows Of the Luna
Stricklcr building yesterday The
fIremen saw the blaze from the GEN.
trai department and extlnguishcd II
with a small chemical tank.
Mira. May Gould Of Cincinnati. q,
il visiting her cousin, Mrs. u. J. Hall,
/ 1850 North second street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
KING ADMINISTRATORS
COMMISSIONS REDUCED

Judge Reynolds of the district
court. yesterday cut A. b. Sroup's
commissions as administrators of the
LOWS II. King estate from $f02 10
s26.
This came about at the hearing Of
Mrs. Ruth L. Kings appeal from the
probate court which had approved
Stroup's accounts. Mrs, King Is the
widow and also administrators. hay-
ing been appointed after the district
court declared Kings viii no will and
subsequently to the appointment of
Mr. Stroup
Judge Raynolds approved Stroup's
accounts. which had been approved
by Judge John Baron Burg, across
the hall. with the exception of the
compensation allowed as commissions
en- the proceeds of life Insurance OF
King. lie ordered Stroup and his
hondsmen released from all liability
upon paying over S3fl.7h 10 Mrs.
kins Mrs, Kings attorneys excepted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
LAS VEGAS WON "
RETURN MAN WHO
FOOLED BANKERS


Il. H. Putnam, an alleged sharper,
Whose particular line was check pro-
tectographs, was arrested at noon yes
tcrday at East Las Vegas. Chief Me-
Millin was informed In a telegraphic
message from chief Ben Coles.
Putnam operated here early in the
week lie obtained the Citizens banks
and the State National banks check
writer's. saying he represented the
manufacturers and wanted TO repair
the machines. lie promised to fe-
turn them the next morning. That
was Tuesday, when he appeared at
the banks When he did not reap
pear Wednesday Chief McMllin WAS
notified
Tho nollee hesiiated to make any
charge against Putnam. owing TO the
fact that they found his leather grip
and two check writing machines In
his room NJ the Ilotel Combs. Inquiry
on their part brought out tho fact that
he owed only Sa.25 hotel bill and
they hardly believed that he would
leave his property. worth many times
the amount in lieu of payment and
depart. However they took the usual
precaution Of notifying the police de-
parimcnts Of adjoining cities.
Sotu 10 county treasurer.
Putnam went from here TO Santa
Fe. Not. however. before he sold the
Citizens banks maehine to County
Treasurer Mike Mandell. the police
learned lie sold the other banks
machine to the Zook Drug company,
al Santa Fee
Chief MeMillin was Informed that
Putnam obtained the zcok COMPANY
>Vriter and sold II ~ tna palaea frlpt n :
ing house az Las Vegas and that he
sold Las Vegas banks machine 70
the Charles tlfeid company at the
old town Of Las Vegas.
Roy Mcdonald, cashier of the State
National. yesterday swore to q COM
plant against Putnam, but the Las
Vegas authorities refuse to return him.
saying that he Is to he prosecuted
fhnrn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
RECEIVED HERD
SMUGGLED INTO
j. s., VERDICT
FauStino HoIguin and Philip
Estes Convicted in Federal
Court; Clemency Recon-
mended for Former.

Tho Jury in the United States dis
trict court last night found Faustlno
iIolguin, OF Columns, and Philip
Estes. OF Demine. guilty of the charge
OF receiving and facilitating the trans
portntion of ia head of cattle i'm
ported into this country from Mex
leo contrary TO law.
Clcmency was recommended by the
jury as 10 Holguin. Judge Pope did
not state when he would pass som
tenca. Tho verdict was received short
~ before o'clock. The jury had been
out of the court room about an hour.
District Attorney Summers Burk-
hart represented the government In
this case.
Judge Pope sustained the govern
ment's bill of complaint in the case
OF the United States against James
NJ. Painter and the Aiamogordo Lum-
bcr company. lie directed the draw
ing Of the decree In favor Of the
The suit was brought TO
cancel patent.
ClcncguiIa Grant TO Catron.
John Il. McFie as special master,
was directed to execute a masters
deed to Senator Thomas u. Catron
for the Cieneguila grant for S29S.Sb.
This was In the case OF the United
States against II. *. Hutchings ct al
for survey fees on the grant
William II. Holly Of Springer. n.
NJ. was admitted TO practice in the
court.