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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-08
S3.75 Bedspreads at $500

They're Their Way to Mexico
All Aboard for Dixie
In the Valley of the Moon
OH Mister Railroad Man
When the Angelus is Ringing
Rebecca of Sunny brook Farm
Who Paid the Rent for Mrs.sRp Van Wtnkle?
Mary, You're a Little Bit Old-Fashioned
He's a Devil in His Home Town
When the Whole World Has Gone Back on You
This Is the Life
W orld Is Mine While | Have You
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-08
o. Splendid Fiction o.
\OO Formerly $1oo to Sis %aOS

leading copyrights in original editions;
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-08
Our Hair Goods Shop?

row, we offer the following specials in
Wavy Hair Switches
18-in. Switches, usually S1.50, at. see
20-in. Switches, usually $3.50, at Sl.55
22-in. Switches, usually $500, at $2.25
24-in. Switches, usually $500, at $2.75
$500 Wavy Transformations at. S1.45
$500 Wavy Transformations at. .S3.45
Mail orders filled with accuracy
SECOND FLOOR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
DISTRICT MANAGER
FOR MUTUAL LIFE
NOW IN ALBUQUERQUE

j. II. Coons. district manager Of
the Mutual Life Insurance company
of New York for New Mexico and
Arizona, whose headquarters were
Transferred from the Phoenix office
O. Albuquerque, January I, arrived
here last night, accompanied by Mrs.
coons and their child. Mr.. Coons
wrote his address ma Albuquerque"
pn the AlYarado hotel register. show
Ing that hereafter the city is to be
his permanent home.
james Walsh. cashier, and Thur
man Bates, assistant cashier, were
transferred from the Phoenix office
70 Albuquerque. January l. and OPEN
ed the company's district headquar-
tiers al Second street and Gold ave-
nue. Since then they have employed
two slcnographers and two office
clerks, increasing the district cleri-
cal force
Tho company Is not yet through
with romodeling the new headquar-
tofs the building formerly occupied
by the Montezuma Trust company,
hui the place WAS opened for bust
ness January 1, The business and
rcpairs will he continued az the Same
time, Mr. Coons said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

ono, az far aa Noonan could learn
saw tho chief drive away. Noouan
lives nt "a i.2 South Broadway.
Regular stated aeasion Of ranui
AhSnd Temple a. 4. Q. s.. NJ s.,
ihla evening va oolock, ~ Muson,c
temple Visiting Mobiles are cordially
invited 70 be present By order @.
the Potenlaie. r H. Chamberlain re-
Cordcf
y, = walker, Of ne Fly-Walkcl
Wholosale Dry Goods company Of 81.
louis last night WAS q passenger in
Che private pullman "Fcderair ON
santa re- train No o, on the way Ia
Los Angeles, whore he win attend tho
ery goods mems convention
Mineral Lodge 80. 4, knights OF
lythiaa VIII hold regular meeting
Tonight IL $3.50 o'clocB, nt which the
newly Installed officers win make
their debut An members are re-
qncst"l 10 Dc present ana assist Ia
The ceremonies Tho rank Of Knight
wili be conferred upon -four cHqQirsH
Visiting knights are Welcome
Permanent quarters for the Glrl
Scouts have been secured In the base
mont Of The Central Avenue Mntho+
DIST chLrch The new quarters VIII
be fitt.d up Tor pleasure nnd cxer-
else, while % room Tor exhibits and
specimens VIII be provided Tho
quarters viii Dc open az al times fue
the uae Of The scouts. Every gin be-
tween the ages Of II and 8 IL eligible
e. membefship, No dues are charged
membera
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
MAJOR CASE WILL
Be TRIED TODAY
E. IN ALAM0G0RDO
Prominent Attorney Charged
With Murder of Wife and
Daughter Must Face Jury
in 0tero County

AlamogQrdo, n. NJ, Jan. little
trial Of Il. Fl Major, one Of the most
prominent attorneys in southern New
Mexico who is charged with murder.
ing ms first wife and his daughter by
her, VIII begin in the district court
here tomorrow morning.
Judge Granville A. Richardson. Of
Roswell, viii preside Ill the trial of
The case IN lieu.of Judge Il. L. Medlcr
who has gone TO Carlsbad TO mold court
in Eddy county for Judge Richard
SON The state will be represented bs
District Attorney II. y. Hamilton. ami
Messrs. Dougherty Mann and IloR
viii represent the defense A brlilian.
lefal battle is anticipated and IN
trial is likely to extend over several
days.
The Major case is one Of the most
sensational in the criminal annals ol
New Mexico ard has attracted wsd
attention all over the state. The dcafh
under suspicious circumstances, Of thc
former wife and later OF The daughse
of Mr. Major resulted in the body
OF the daughter being eyhumed. and
the arrest Of the defendant fellOuc1
shortly afterwards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
SHOPS FORCE WILL
NOT BE REDUCED.
SAY OFFICIALS
Suot W A George After
Conference With General
Manager Fox, Says None Of
Men viii Be Laid Off,

Tine force now employed al the
Santa Fc railway shops here viii not
1 De reduced. W. A. George, superin-
Ltondcnt II the shops. ana Supcrin-
ftendent r. r. Summers Of san Mar
cial, both made this statement last
might alpOni their return from
Amarillo Texas. where they and 9TH
er supcrntenuents OF the western
lines conferred with General Mana
Ger Fred G. Fox.
The officials planned betterment
II the service and In connection
with this discussed the conditions at
tho Albuquerque shops While they
decided 20 economic rigldly here
after, they did not regard as neees-
sary 10 this policy the laying Off Of
any Of the men now at work here.
Mr.. George said
The statement made BY Mr.. George
VIII dissipate some Of the uneasincss
prcyalcnt IN business circles here due
10 a rurnor, In circulation for the
last few days, that upon the return
Of the officials from Amarillo n large
hNli'fA va lA'h NNNlu w ulHatAhlEtuf
at least temporarily, az the shops
The Assurance OF MI George that no
numerical reduction Of the shops
force win b. made win quiet the
fears Of business men who read Il
duh scason IN the report That cx-
penses win be carefully pruned Will
be viewed by local business houses as
"a prfferahle. alternative to the
wholesale laying lore % employees.
which they feared was TO be done.
Superintendent D. w. orr Of In
Junth Superintendent c. II. Bristol
Of pueblo, and Superintendent r. l..
Myers Of Las Vegas, who also at
tended the conference at Amarillo.
returned in their private cars with
Mr. Summers and Mr. George, at
s'40 O'clock last night on train No.
$40. Mr.. Myers and Mr.. Orr left AT
S.45 O'clock on train No 8 and Mr..
Bristol viii leave this morning on
train No..l0. asr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
JUDGE MECHEM IS
KEPT BUSY At
HILLSBORO
Special Term Of Court in Sierra
County Ends Saturday. Bus
mess Of Much Importance
Transacted,
tseroiA, eossrseosnaser 70 MORNING JOURNAL.

fseroiAl controversies 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Hillsboro ~ NJ, Jan 1.-THE spc-
cial term Of Sierra county court ealleG
by Judge Mcehem, 10 consider cases
in which juries had been waived was
adjourned on Saturday after having
disposed Of much important litigation.
Only civil cases were heard by the
judge, one Of the most interesting Of
which was the suit brought by Peter
March against r. r. Bloodsood to
foreclose a mortgage for $4,000 on
cattle. No defense was interposed by
=. i. Bloodgood, but son undertook
to set up title TO part Of the cattle
covered by the mortgage, The court
held In favor of the interVenor as to
All cattle marked with the ~. V G."
brand.
The case Of James Macy against
tho First National bank Of Cutter and
others, opened up to a considerable
extent the history Of the old Bigclow-
Hopper mining ventures, which gave
Sierra county some valuable advcrtis-
ing ana almost cost Hillsboro the
county seat. The suit involved an ac-
counting between Macy and the
bank. The court took the case under
adyisement and will announce the
decision later,
Thomas Ross, Of Albuquerque, has
been attending court here and looking
after his interests at Hermosa. Sierra
county.
Moses /. stern, the well known Al
buquerque wholesale merchant, was
In llillsboro on business during the
week. Mr. stern introduced an inter-
csting ana highly diverting variation
Of the tango dance 10 Hillsboro, which
is likely to become exceedingly popu-
lar in this city. Ills terpsichorean ef-
forts were put forth at the Orchard
hotel and created much amusement
A mechlncal toy did tho danclng, By
way of explanation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
MINER, INJURED IN
MADRID DISTRICT,
DIES HERE
Camille Quioiana, Caught U1-
der Fall Of Rock, Brought 10
Albuquerque for Medical
Aid, But SuccunbS

Camille Qulntana a minor, Who wag
injured by fan of rock in a coal
mino at Madrid, died here at 3
O'Clock Yesterday morning,
Quintana was caught under 4
caye-in while working underground.
The rocks, which fell were not heavy
land other miners freed Quintana
without trouble or delay, one OF the
fragments struck the lover part OF
the body causing serious internal IN,
iures
The miner was sent to the surface
and at that time his injuries were
not regarded as dangerous Inst Sat
urday, however, rs his condition be-
came worse, he was placed on Santa
Fc train No. ! and brought to Albu-
QuerQuc for medical treatment. Quin.
ttna was conscious when he arrived
here at o'clock Saturlay night, but
after he had been at the hospital sew
cral hours he began 20 sink RAPIDLY
The body was taken TO Strong's un-
dcrtaking rooms Authorities herr
will make an effort TO locate relatives
Of the dead man. The miner who az.
ccmpanied him here knew little about
his relationship The undertaken was
informed that relatives live in santa
Fc or near that place. but late last
right he had not received any an
swer TO his kilograms.
The mining company also was ne
tilted and probably will join in Che us~
lempt 70 lind relaMves.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
"A GIRL OF THE
UNDERWORLD" TONIGHT
AT ELKS THEATER

"a Girl Of the Underworld" which
~ the attraction tonight at the Elks
theater, Is a strong play in more ways
than one. It Is intensely interesting.
fun Of strong situations, yet there Is
ID splendid vein of comedy running
through the piece, even to the veiy
end. The characters never offend,
or create feeling of being over
drawn or lacking in the touch Of ma
tprc, 50 essential 10 real dramatic
worth. The glrl in the play has q
counterpart IN every town and village
throughout this broad land. The
principal incidents are taken from
real life ana ring true.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
PRISONE RS ESCAPE
FROM CAMP ON
FREIGHT TRAIN
Conyicis, Who Desert San
MarciaI Gang Believed to
Have Started Toward AIbu-
Querquei Police on lookout

Tic police here Yesterday morning
were bottled that two conylcts john
Harvey Foster and George Julian, az
capped from thc convict road camu
rear SAN Marclnl on the Canine
Real
The Drsoncra deserted the camp
about midnight Saturday ana they ar
believed to have started toward Albu-
querque Two men seen boarding a
norihbourd santa ZEE freight train
at San Mnrclnl at ! o'clock yesterday
morning We're thought 20 be the ea.
capes The police, who were given
minute descriptions Of the men.
watched every train arriving over IN
Rio lrande division yesterday The
santa Fc special officers ana deputy
shcriffg also searched incoming trains
In the lower yards. hut no one an
sworine the description of either Of
the two conviots WAS seen by them.
They expressed the belief last night
that the escapes had jumped OFF tie
train before / reached Albuquerque
santa 10 special officers ut stations
tolweeu here ana San Marciai re-
ported last night that they had seen
20 one on any passing trains.
Solthor Julian nor Foster Is per-
eonally known 10 officers here The
police were not informed where they
bad hecn convicted. what their sens
tcncos were and what crimes they had
committed. The customary reward Of
$50 is offered for the approximations 81
either Of tho two mon and Sl00 Tor
the recapture of both.
Foster and Julian are the seconl
and third prisoners 20 escape from
the camp nehr san Marcia1 within
two days. Tho police here received q
telegram last saturday that pris-
oncr, Bernardo Duran. got away last
Friday lie WA serving an indelerml-
nate sentence Of three TO five years
Tor robbery, having been sent up"
from Giant county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
IMPOSING BUSINESS
BLOCK FOR WEST
GOLD AVENUE
Two-Story Brick Building,
With Frontage Of 100 Feet,
( 10 Be Erected Between
Second and Third Streets,

a handsome new business block,
with frontage OF 100 feet. Is TO b.
hullt in the near future on Gold ave-
nuc, between Second and Third streets.
The building wil occupy the lots be-
tween the llfold-spitz building and the
Andrews Romero building on the
north side of the street
While negotiations have not been
finally closed for the erection of the
now building these have proceeded
far enough TO insure their successful
conclusion.
\ tenant already has been secured
for tho new building on long time
lease.
The new block viii he modern III
every respect and one OF the finest
buildings on Gold avenue when II is
completed Il viii greatly improve
the commercial prestige of this ave-
rue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
ASHES DUMPED NEAR
SHED CAUSE FIRE;
CHIEF TO INVESTIGATE

Tho central station fire company ut
3 o'clock yesterday morning cxtin-
guished fire which nearly totally de-
stroyed shed In the rear Of the
apartments at los West Hazeldine av-
enue. occupied by Mrs Carolina Sala-
EAR. Ambrose Candclaria IN the
owner.
Chief Jacob Klein said the fire was
caused by the dumping OF hot ashes
near the shed. lie found piles OF ashes
along the fence In the rear OF other
apartments Of the tenement. he said.
II he Is able 70 lis the responsibility
The chief said he would ask Police
Judge Craig for a warrant for the Of
fender who was responsible for the
blaze yesterday morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
1914 WORLD ALMANAC
ENCYCLOPEDIA is OUT

The 1914 World Almanac Encyclo-
peda, issued yearly by the New
York World is out This publication
Is invaluable as reference. book
Besides the usual $4,000 facts and
figures, the 1914 almanac contains
interesting and well-written articles
concerning the new tariff duties, the
parcels post and Panama canal, the
income and corporation tax laws,
President Wilson's peace proposal.
American women whol married for
egn titles. impeachment of Governor
sulzer mothers pensions. and many
others which win aid everyone in
their work during the year 1914
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
INSTALLATION OF
r. U. A. OFFICERS WAS
HELD SATURDAY NIGHT

Installation services were held last
Saturday evening by Albuquerque
Lodge No. &c. r. L. A., the ineom-
lns officers being indicted into Of
flee BY Past President Marie Manning.
After the installation an elegant ban
quet was enjoyedfg the members. and
William y. Young was presented with
q handsome wgtch fob bearing the
emblem Of the QEder. The officers in
stalled we're AS fSllows
observation-disclosures u. Young.
Vice Prcsdcnt--ld Seth
Secretary Ida Mason.
Trcasurer-J. 4, a. Tandbere
Chaplain Fannie Deschler.
Margaret Shcchan
inner Guard-Glessie Mckenzie.
Oatel Guard--Emma Young.
Captain Elizabeth Wilson,
Stewards -Carrie Tandberg, frankie
Cochran and Mario Manning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
BI0GRAPH SPECIAL
WILL CO THROUGH
HERE TODAY
Train With 100 Members Of
Motion Picture Company on
Way to Coast, Scheduled
as Second No, 9,

The niograph Motion Picture com
pany wifi arrive here this morning
on a special train enroutc from New
York 70 Los Angeles. The train is
run as the second section of No. >,
and vii, arrive about $50 o'clock.
About 100 members Of the company
make up the party ON the special.
This number il understood to include
nearly all the actors and actresses
known 20 the motion picture going
public through their appearance in
Telegraph films. a crowd of movie
patrons, anxious TO see in real life the
peenle they have learned to know on
the screen. probably viii be az tho
Santa Fe station when the special
cenfesssn.
The Mograph train was expected
several days ago. but IT'S departure
from Chicago was postponed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
TO REPRODUCE PAINTED
DESERT AT SAN DIEGO

isFeelAt ceasssroHpEses 10 MORNING JOURNAL
san Diego, Calf. Jan. li-Formei
leSpositions have shown wild men aud
women from the Antipodes. but Il has
remained for the san Diego exposition
to find a whole nation Of wild men
within the borders Of the United
States. a whole vast area where moth
ling has progressed since before the
invasion Of Mexico by Cortez in 1917.
This area is in northeastern Arizona,
and the Santa Fc will cover ten acres
of ground az The exposition with az
close copy of this country as is pos
slDlc 10 produce.
This locality is known as the
Painted Desert, II is a land where
40 white man has dared attempt ag-
iicullure or mining, where there is
nothing but the Indian, his ancient
civilization unaltered. living in six
story houses Of 100 rooms without an
outside door, Going the same things
in the same way his forefathers did
for centuries before white men came
60 America.
Comparatively few white men have
Penetrated this district None has re-
manned there. At long intervals q
scientist has penetrated the Businesses
OF the red AMI yellow hills. Indians
emerge from II occasionally but they
inevitably return. Their houses are
the Identical buildings erected many
centuries ago Their pottery is the
same, used for the same purpose and
in the same rude manner Their Gus
toms and tribal laws remain un-
changed since when no white man
knows TO the contrary. They irrigate
small patches OF grain lust as did
their forefathers. The country repels
even the hardy prospector. Trees,
except those petrified into stone, are
not seen. No two hills are OF the
same color. The very rocks are varie-
gated in hue. The pitiless sun scorehes
an vegetation encouraged by the VIM
ter and spring rains.
Members of the santa Fe exploring
party declare the Painted Desert rl-
walls the wonderful Grand Canyon %
the Colorado in grandeur ana beauty
OF scenery. \ second party has been
sent into il TO gather material for
the great exhibit the railway will in
ssan q, the san Diego exposition. "a.
contain everything possible 10 bring
from that region. a territory that
seems to have been forgotten By ma
ture herself
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
FUNERAL OF MRS.
|. D. BIGGER TO BE
HELD THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral Of Mrs /, = bigger,
Who died last Friday morning, VIII be
held this afternoon az 0'elock
at blakemores chapel Tie SER
vices viii be- In charge Of Rev. Ncn
Ferguson. OF Hanchos de Atrisco, Il
friend II the family The body Will
be taken on Santa Ne train No. .
60 hureettstown, Pa the old home ct
the family. whore interment viii take
place
The death OF Mrs. Bigger has caused
sadness. Though she had been res
idcnt Of this city only a little over a
year, she had won the admiration and
friendship Of many. A consistent
Christian and devoted wife and
mother. her loss will be deeply and
sincerely mournrd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
ALBUQUERQUE CARRIAGE
STORE Is BURGLARlZED

Burglars last night broke into the
Albuquerque Carriage company s
store, First street and Tijeras avenue,
q window IN he front and also "a door
on the TlJtras avenue side were
broken, suggesting that the hurglars
entered through the window and ear
Red their loot through the door,
Capt Pat O'Gtady. of the police de-,
paftment, discovered tho burglary
shortly before II o'clock, Upon ems
terlns, through the window. he found
the stock IA disorder. but whether
anything was missing he could not
ascertain. The police at midnight hud
pcen unable 20 communicate with the
proprietora or employees OF the store.
aud consequently dld not know
whether anything was missing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
CHASES BIKE THIEF
ON FOOT, BUT LOSES
AFTER LONG RACE

Frank Rose go West silver ave
nue., reported 10 chief Thomas Ne
Millin Of the police department yes
ierdav that his bicycle had been
stolen. lie saw a boy RIDING the hi-
cycle and ran after him as far as
Matthew's dairy, but there gas~ up
the unequal race. He eavc the polite
. description of the wheel. Chief Nc
Millin advised him 10 look Tor It IN
the vicinity OF the Industrial school.
north Of the city saying that several
stolen wheels had been found on the
roadside In thar neishborhood re-
Gently.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12

Intelligent people realize that com
mon colds should be treated prompt
~. II there is sneezing. with chilliness
and hoarseness. tickling throat and
coughing, the latter especially annoy
ing az bed time. use Foley's Honey
ana Tar Compound. Ii is effective.
pleasant TO take. checks a cold. stops
the cough which causes loss of sleep,
and lowers the vital resistance TO dis
ease. Remember the name Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound and avoid
substitutes, For sale by Butts, Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
Dr. schwentker. osteopath. Tel. nj

Dr. sehwentker OHteopath. Tel. III,
Fees Candy Store. Prompt atten
iien given 60 mail orders
bf II. y. Kaufman LETT last night
for san franniseo Tor a short business
Trip.
k s. Ritter. mining engineer OF
Colorado tprlngs. Colo, ia visitor
in Albuquerque
The Bernalllo County nar associa.
ton ei its resular meeting tonight viii
elect officers for the next year
s q. Aldrieh, we'll known Gallup
merchant arrived in Albuquerque
last night and viii spend today here
on huainesa.
Harry = owen yesterday returned
from lilllaboro, Sierra county, where
hc attended a special adjourned term
Of the district court. held by Judge
~ O. Mechem
Born 70 ar anl AIRS :. =. Roush
Ia Rnmv.lle, Kun al 10 o'clock sun
Gas morning. . daughter Nh. Ronah
ia a santa Re conductor with run
out q Albuquerque
Prof G L. nonnett VIII speak upon
the subject OF Municipal owner
snip tonight before the Citizens
league gt the Central school audi
iofium other speakers viii tank
upon the same subject briefly
j. ] sheridan. clerk Ter Col L y.
nobson. became suddenly IN while in
Colonel Dobson'a offices IN the grom-
wen building Yesterday morning &c
was taken 70 ~ Josephs hospita,
lis condition if said g be serious.
Dennis Naonans bag horse and
buFey were stolen from the saarea
Heart church about $3.50 o'clock sfs.
laraas meTnlnr. lie had tied tha
horse 10 post near the church. Ne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Funeral services Tor Ethel Preston,
the 4-monlhs-eld daughter of Mi
ana Mrs IL &. Preston. who died last
Friday. were held At ESQ O'Clock yes.
l,fday afternoon az Fred cfollotts
chapel The Rev Thomas HARDWOOD
OBLIGATED. Burial WAS in Fairvlew
eemAl.rN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
AND COUNCIL WILL
HOLD JOINT SESSION

The citizens water committee Is
scheduled 60 hold its first session to-
night Jointly with the council. The
aldermen at meeting held last Mon.
day night, adjourned until tonight to
meet with the committee which they
expect to aid them In dealing with
the question of acquiring a city water
works.
The committee has not Yet organ
ized. although Il was appointed i
month ago. and this work viii he
undertaken tonight. The committee
and council together Will outline Their
work. The council probably viii moi
conader any matter not connected
With the committee or the water
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-12
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LOCAL ITEMS


Washington, JAN. il.--Ncw Mexico.
LEGAL SHOWS va north, snow or rain
ln south MONDAY Tuesday fair