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ROCK HOUSE RENTALS.

Herman Frankfort has leased cottages
at Far Rockawav. l.. J.. to Henry Men
delsou Adolph Meyer, Frank Slater, J.
Garlick Il. S. Calm. Mrs. ". White and
Mary 7. Bird also at Lawrence cot
tag" to 4. Albert also at Edgemere a
cottage to ". A. Bnruch
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ders were issued:
Major A Hamilton, Coast Artillery. to
Fort Hamilton, New York
First Lieut. n. j West. Sixteenth Infan-
try. TO wichita. Kan. for recruiting duty
relieving Capt. H. n Nelson, Eleventh In
fantry recruiting ofticer who VIII proceed to
Fort Logan, Colorado, and relieve Capt. j.
Il Schaenel, infantry.
Col. / W Littell Quartermsster Corps. on
arrival At san Francisco to Washington city
for duty In once Quartermaster-General
col. J. W. Carson, Jr., Quartermaster
Corps on arrival AT San Francisco to assist
ant 10 department Quattermaster at Chicago.
capt Il. = Long, Quartermaster Corps, on
arrival at san Francisco to assistant to De
pot ouartermaster at Boston, Mass
Major r. y. O'Connor. Medical Corps res
ignation accepted.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Brooklyn.

SQUARE room, well furnished; hot and
cold water closet; convenient to trolleys Of
Putnam Ave. Fulton St, Sumner Ave. and
Tompkins Ave. lines and 10 Fulton St u" (;
private house IN best residential section
Address II +. X. box las sun ONCE.
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FIST ST. DWELLING RENTED.

Tease & Gilman have rented for A.
sargent the three story and basement
'ouse. on lot i7xi0O. at 2G7 Yves,
N"venty-tirst street to Mrs. Dorothy Pat
terson.
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D. John +. Erdman Is the buyer OF
he dwellings, Il and u West Forty-siNth
street, the sale of which was reported last
month \. j. Robertson was the broker,
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Company. and to the Toxic japanese the
store at 20 East 125th street
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LIS pI>bENS.
Manhattan

MADISON ST. SG-1iatscv II Go,dsic'n agt
Charles Gi'lusky 81 ri foreclosure OF
mortgage. attys Davis & Davis.
SaTH ST. s. W--,icnnie S'einman aEt Nltred
Knchlcr 81 al foreclosure OF moriEaEe)'
atty. " NJ Friend.
NANbEWATER sT. 20 and ?6-Eate u
Murray agt Twenty & Twenty six wander
water 49, Corporation 81 al foreclosure OF
mortFagrj. attys. Forster llotaiing q
kicnkc.
Bronx.
COSTER ST. = go Sponnrd av. eoxlOo-
Henry II Glass aEt Edward u fife. Jr.
ct at foreclosure Of mortgage, atty, I
Gi'iprau
wASHINGTON Az, I1ti.-Hcnrv u Jackson
sEt Joseph l. Dawson foreclosure or
mortgage. atty. : II Jackson.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

HfelNer, 80 cedar Al ..,...s,. ...,s' f",oVO
AVENUE u. 1893, n store and ament-
frcus towcnfcd and ano 90 Morris Sew
man. 100 Avenue H. i0-l2 yrs from July
l. 1914, atty. J Rosenbaun .lte
BNay .....,,..... ,........ ....... s12o
ST Marks PL .. ALVIN Barth 70 Anne
WnsSer. Is 81 Marks pi Yrs from May
10, 1914. atty. Hyman Dommerii.; $50
IlWny Observation-Disclosures. ..........k lO,UOU
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MORTGAGES.


with name aud ADDRESS OF lehnNr anu
lenders attorneY)
Downtown.
south Of Fourteenth ST.
DETANCEY ST H., n ., 100 clinton st.
2bxiOO-Isaac Snmann to German Saw
Bank, ISL 4th sv. June 20, duo July !,
1919 ~ .; atty @ Co. i76 Broad
CkETSXoN ST. :. 100 . Rivington At. AK
iOo-Nathan Bltzck to Dave Dan2iger,
:2t Hart st, St, hklyn; due Jan nH J. n9iS'
Az "" D. r'e" " is.s sd $, lSxiC-si'mSon
Silyermsn to AeTahSm reich, So Az p., g,
mutter & Metz. 80 clinton st. 800
9TH ST, 9. 9ia7 Az A. 25x97.Ey
Boyer to WiIhswins = ,l ke'spin g. '' S, w
y Leining. 355 u 18Th st,...,,,,,,,.Ft 500
Fast Side,
EAST Of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
10th stsl
9th ST, n $ isi = I'D .av,. 2sylOo.t-
Ame,s schenGh to Fredk 6 sGhn s,tSr
Gross & s, 400 Bway. ..,...,. s2,7is.os
lOsD ct $ ss.6 W 81 ny l7.6x5o.ll--
David Samuel to Jacob Mendelsohn. 80
atty, MaS Arms 27i Rway -. 81 500
81 Az, Goio loeth 81 b9llxo5m
Eliz. r Gu, to Mile Jacobson sos II. W
& jacobson, ~ Park Row 1900
west Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sits
2,TH ST, i27 ", n =. 1875 " 9th Az. ask
i7s Bwsy July 2, due, &C, as per
sIH ST, In9 s,h Az, 70 ,,, -.
cS Ioo p T,p'jy, ait to Gently m! HolS' y"
attys' Merrill & r. 100 Bwsy''., 's.s 500
stu Az n W cor tith st, e5xioo-patk
| j McGuinness to Geo Ehret, 1877 Park
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Judge Hand yesterday granted discharges
TO these bankrupts: Kaiser a Beemer.
restaurant. $50 Nassau street. liabilities
s2769; Francis j. Kelly Of Kelly & Kniei
dry goods eSpoTters, 60 New street Ia
bis west is2d street. liabilities s7s7; IL
Lewis Mack salesman, 4h6 Fort Washing
ton avenue formerly leather goods, liahiii-
ties slG,GgO; Alexander Roscnsteln, 2si West
lagth street. formerly Shoes, liabilities
$2e27: Abraham SilVerman, leather goods,
49, sixth avenue liabilities sass, Simon
Nok, cloak manufacturer, % West 1hird
street liabilities 50 i0a. and Weiss 4 Ksts
plumbers lsl Broome street liabilities
si:ies,
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Made An Assignment.

MARMOR q BORAL BROS, INC, receivers
81 butter, eggs ana produce AZ 1901
Duane street has made assignment
to J.. Leo Hongman. The corporation
was incorporated IN October. 1919. with
capital stock Of s. 600 Samuel Marmor
IL president and Jacob Boral treasurer.
Liabilities are said to he about $4,000 and
assets 50, 500. An offer Of settlement was
recently made to creditors at 30 cents on
the dollar
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These navy orders were issued:
Lieut.. !. 4. Campbell, to retired list.
Lieut., W. f., FurlOng, from New York yard
10 Meet radio officer Atlantic Meet
taymsstrr !. Il. TerAlns from the Ohio
and BROOKLYN and wall orders.
Ensign q, u, Hun, from the Intrepid to
the Denver
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

3gTH ST Ggi to 6et W-lfarry Odwak agt
Jos Stern Sons. Inc. lessee. CARLTON 60,
Inc. contractor, BENJAMIN II Tuliin, sub
contractor ...................t Abs %
Ruth I. Cunningham. owner, VI FIeisher
4 william Joseph. contractors. f275
MORNTSGSIDE Az. l7l-NiCoiaus l.iess
art Jennie Lcdercr. owner, Charles Bier
kegrcn. contractor. ....................S 2j
Gun HILL ROAD. 400. and Webster av.
3I6s to 34SS-piuemuChe Contracting
GO lgt Maria Armanip e. al trencwaD 1896
BronN.
10th ST, cor Trafalgar pl IiN63-
Louis HAMMER agt Matthew Doyle,
owner \ contractor ............ tt3. 80
JACKSON Az. SO4--Niorrls Zimmerman agt
paul 4 Elisa Grathwohi, owners; Paul
GrathWohl contractor............ ,2il
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ARRIVED FROM Nryv yopK

SIS Pennsylvania. AZ Hamburg
IS prlnz Friedrich Wilhelm. at Bremen.
SIS Caledonia, at Glasgow
IS Minneapolis, at London.
IS iceland. at Dover.
Sc pannonla, at Genoa
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

FINK. clerk or $50 we-'
Twcniy-fr,t street hes nied . petition ~
no assets. Most q tho liabilities are In
PETER ROTH. manager OF ii5 Second ave
nue., has Aled petition IN bankruptcy.
WIN Liabilities 't2lg, amt no asset The
ana inter. notes and merchandise.
JO.'EPII StLMAN, builder and real estate
q voluntary petition in bankruptcy In the
ii"bIitle. are given at 'iOssisO ana
Schedules Filled.
AMERICAN MOVING PICTURE MACHINE
COMPANY Schedules IN bankruptcy 81
Company .of lol neekman street. show
liabilities s2s2GC5, Of which .si55,25i are
sis,inE Of stock, $500; mnchinery. ;.s q
claims. 's!,; cash in bank '''a' office
DANIEL sLGTE n CO.-sehe1ulcs in bank
Iup!cy q panieI sG,e a g.. g. pyd1d,s
show liabilities s26.!s2 and assets sSltS
consisting Of stock, f2.o6G; machine' VIZ
accounts, s3iG, and cash in bank 81. DAME,
% Mark Twaln's "Innocents Abroad
SAMUEL Notwithstanding in bankruptcy
Of samuel Knee, manufacturer Of travel
iiinnbu,'iCs so ssS and assets si3iS, con-
slsiing OF stock s2,500' machinery s'Voo'
and accounts. 1919. -,.,.,.
AARON MAsIA.-Schedules In bankTnp,cy
street. show liabilities ss1e7 and assets
ss.77O consisting Of stock. $3.50; hNtures
so SSeo IosN ' Rhiiw Sna "1 ETc0,PMENr
COMPANY.-A list Of creditors OF the
/ $ Van Loan Railway Equipment Com
pany Of 22S broadway shows Uao"'''e'
GopwiNN DE GRAY.-schcdules in hank
T"p'cy Of dGHTln DE HT ,i and M S.ea,s
slTS. consisting ot notes, N75' ana In
surnnce retund " 49,, s,.., -.
the assignment Of Frank Crawford, Inc,
wholesale dealer In butter and eggs r.
- Harrison street show liabilities fiO P'l
nominal assets '20l7A and actual assets
Compositions Confirmed.
HARRIET }. MONIES. Judge Hand has
confirmed ., eqmposi,i,on n "t h'rr's, d,
Charles 4. NNnes. formerly president Of
the Quicksilver Mining Company With
he- creditors Nt three r'uts on the dollar.
Liabilities we're sl2L-,t The principal
creditors waived acceptance or the money.
A. STERN 4 co, INC.-Judge Hand has
Inc, dealer in millinery At AS Firth
avenue, vl'h creditors At 90 cents ON the
November |. 1914 Liabilities were t4G 90.
DAVID REICHESBERG Judge Hand mas
confirmed yompo.ition o. David Reich.
creditors al 90 cents on tho dollar. casn.
ALICE NECKwEAR COMPANY. - Judge
Hand has confirmed composition Of
Aaron solomon, trading as the Alice Neck
wear Company At 300 RroAdway, with
creditors at % cents on the dollar. PAYABLE
A. four, eight and twelve months. Liabn-
tiles were '2o.s:9.
dismissed the petition In bankruptcy Med
on April ~ asoinst samuel Kaufman.
SETTLEMENT WITH crsdtoTs at 80 cents
n n cent, collar S cents S4 rsh '1a
I.l A.,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises. 81 Sun sets II 20 Moon rises .7:,e
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk, ia Gov Island ! 30 He'll Gate o.. o u
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyI'k. ii6 Gov Island i:is He'll Gate. s?s
Arrived MONDAY. July o.
s. Nleuw Amsterdam. AS \. NJ. Rotterdam,
June 81
s. George wAshin vton. 2a a. NJ. Bremen.
June 81
SIS Mnnchaha, p. N. London June 81
SIS Columbia. $50 \. NJ. Glasgow. June a.
IS Moltkc, \ NJ. Naplcs. June -
50 Niagara = NJ. Havre juno p.
S. Canada, 3l5 a NJ. Palermo, June 20
s. Dacia. T. N. sunday Hamburg. Juno ~.
IS Appalachee. II a. NJ. Weymouth. Juns II.
IS Obldense. S3oA. NJ, Jamaica. July /
IS SarBmacca, Puerto brrios. June ?.
- Carolyn. ii0i T. NJ. Sunday. Porto Rico.
June 30
S' Borinduen. 8 A. NJ San Juan. June n
IS Graecia. II y NJ. Sunday. Jamaica, June %.
IS Antllla. n NJ. progrcso June 80
IS Daling ton, Gas A. NJ. NAtanzas, July
IS proteus. New Orleans. July 4
SIS II Orientc, Galveston. June 10
SIS Pawnee. Philadelphia. July S.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Rerlin. from Chcrbourg.
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ny s,;,s Juiy 81 yr CT atty Edw OS y
io?D ST. 100 . Columbus sv., lex
1901 i-Francis McElkenney TO Meyer
Abraham, II s Elliott av, Bkyn. install
C. July 9; atty. Maxwell wyckoff, FL
Bway Observation-Disclosures.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
FIRE ENGINES TANK
FROZEN; SECOND SENT
TO SIGMA TAU HOUSE

When the ntotor~englne from the
Highlands station reached the Sigma
Tau fraternity house, opposite the
university last night the firemen
found that the. chemical tank was
frozen. There Is no hydrant near so
Chief Klein turned IN the second
alarm. bringing the central company
To the place
a short circuited wire set fire TO the
floor In the basement Members who
were upstairs were first apprsscd that
something was wrong when the lights
went ont A few minutes later the
odor OF smoke told them the place was
afire, and they sent in the first alarm.
The fire burned through the floor.
causing about $500 damages. accord
ing to members The blaze wis ex-
tinguished With stream from the en-
CINE chemical tank.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
PONY THAT ADOPTS
NEW BUT VACANT HOME
TAKEN UP BY DEPUTY

A pony that took the premises az
1904 North Eighth street for his home
was takon into custody yesterday ny
Deputy Sheriff A. c. Burtless. No one
lives at the place Nclghbors inform
cd the sherlffs office that the horse
had been there for a day and night
aud they feared he would starvo 10
him.
Officers could not find the owner,
so the pony was locked in the county
i3il yard and given square neal He
Is OF chestnut color. has one white
forefoot, q brand on the left hip,
weighs about 600 pounds and is about
twelve hands high
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
CHRISTMAS TREE
MEETING TODAY
IN AUDITORIUM
Movement Meeting With Great
Success Public Urged to
Come Out This Afternoon
and Boost the Game,

There Is 10 be another big meeting
n $3.50 o'clock In the high school au-
ditorium in the interest OF the munl-
cipal Christmas tree. The general
public "a invited. and II ~ believed
that the hail VIII be filled with people
who are Interested In the success Of
the enterprise.
Mrs. Neill B.sField. chnirmansof the
Christmas tree committee. stated yes
terday that the various sub-commit-
toes are meeting with the greatest en-
Encouragement IN The solicitation of do
nations for the tree and IN the ar
arrangement of the plans for the eelc-
bration. There has never been any
doubt OF the success of the movement
lit has only been question of how
| hig Il success IL Will be-~and the de-
velopments of the lust few days have
made il certainty that the tree VIII
be Just about the biggest thing ever
done In New Mexico.
\ Half Ton Of Candy.
Twelve hundred and fifty pounds Of
candy, or more than half u ton. will
be needed 10 do the thing up In real
! Christmas style, and this Is the mark
that the committee has set out to at
tain IN the line of sweetmcals. Small
donations OF candy from folks who
want TO help the thing along will be
gratefully received by the committee,
Buy Il pound Of candy IL the slogan
OF Albuquerque people from now un-
III Christmas eve.
The merchants of the city have
come across handsomely for the tree,
as they always do in any matter af-
fceting the public good. Donations OF
toys, goodies and other things that 80
TO make up a sure-euough Christmas
tree have been forthcoming In gem
orous quantities. Substantial cash
donations have been made also, and
the Christmas barrel at the corner Of
Second and Central Is beginning TO
make a noise like real money.
The Woman's club has rendered the
use of its building for preparing the
stocking FOR the tree, and, the school
authorities have announced that the
high school children viii assist ia The
] filling Of them
Ornaments for the Tree.
The committee is now most anxious
| for donations OF Christmas tree orna-
ments with which to decorate the
tree and make II in the fullest sense a
Thing Of beauty and JOY forever. There
ARE many people In ALBUQUERQUE who
would be glad to contribute articles
Of this sort, and 1t Is specially desired
n to impress ON the public that every
donation. however small will be APP
lpretsated
II is to be evcryhody's tree, and the
ladies' having the matter IN charge
want everybody to take an interest IN
Il. A big crowd at the auditorium
! this afternoon to show an interest In
the movement would be gratifying
above all else,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
THE MAN OF THE HOUR
DRAWS PACKED HOUSES

Packed houses greeted The Man
OF the Hour at tho Paslime thcatcr
YESTERDAY, and the reception accord
cd the production was the best proof
Of It's merit
"Thc Man of the Hour" IL a po-
liticul play. dealing with problems
which confront evefN American city.
Graft and graftcrs ARE the principal
subjects dealt with. and the moral
tnught IL one which every citizen
should heed. The company acquitted
Itself admirably and was given liber-
al applause by the audiences that
witnessed It's performance.
The hlgh-rlass shows nut on by
The Majestic Stock company have at
trncted much attention 10, the Pas
time theatcr, whose managers have
adopted the motto: Nothing Is too
good for albuquerque The patron
nge accorded this populut theatcr
shows that tho people Of the city ap-
prcciato the effort TO give them their
moneys worth and a little more be-
sides.
"Thu Rector Of st, Marks, a
drama Of gripping Intensity, will be
the bill today. aud It " safe 10 say
mat the pustlme VIII again be crowd
ed at every performance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
WOMAN HELD UP
At POINT Of GUN
BY MASKED MAN
While Mrs. Barbara CasuIi Is
Held at Bay in Store Sec
ond Man Enters and Takes
S31 From Drawer,

Mrs Barbara Casull was getting
ready to close her store at lO23 south
Broadway, shortly before o'clock
last night when a masked man enter
cd, covered" her with "A revolver
and demanded money
Mrs. Casuli told lhim her husband
had taken fhe days receipts from the
cash drawer and gone uptown lie
threatened to kill her. Her child be-
gan TO cry and he threatened to Kill
the child. At this juncture another
man came IN THE door and began
searching the plhce for money. He
finally found the cash drawer and
abstracted $3l.
The woman reported the holdup to
the police rs soon as the men lett.
The man who entered last, wore no
mask and she gave the police a fair
description OF him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
SILVER MARKET
SHOWS EFFECT Of
WAR SOMEWHAT

Frank Hitchcock. former postmas-
ter general. and owner OF big inter-
ests In gold and silver mines In the
Mogollon district. Socorro county, was
here yesterday. Mr.. Hitchcock ar
rived at Z o'clock yesterday morning
from silver city and left ut 1890
o'clock this morning, going 70 the
Mogollons,
Mr.. Hitchcock said that the Euro
pean war had caused n slight drop. IA
the demand for silver. but thai eoid
was unaffected. The condition OF he
silver market, however. was not such
as to cause any decrease IN the ope-
rating forces Of his holdings. lie ex-
pressed pleasure with the OUTPUT for
the last year
He. Will remain in the southwest
probably week longer Mr.. Hitch
cock said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

Fees eandy store. Now shciled pc
cans "Dlrcct from Texas"
MAJOR BoatrIght left last night FOR
funta Pc 90 nitrnd a meeting OF the
prison board.
Mra. !. a. Murphy returned TO her
home IN silver city hat nght after
;, Visit 90 her sister, Mra NJ. e. iipd-
trudoff.
Thursdays special Navajo cush-
ION tops. $i2s. rcgnlar price, sl-15;
lienn'8ts, Fourth and Gold. Opposite
pnstoftlee.
The lircior'n Aid society II s.
Johns church Will moot nt o'clock
this afternoon at the home Of Mira.
Il. O. LuSuy, ITO ". Roma avenue.
Charles II. Hlnderen supervisor Of
the Prescott national forest. Is here
from Prescott. AfIz.. for q conference
With District Forester a. G. Rlneanl,
A stated convocation Of Rio Grande
Chapter No, T. II. A. A., will be held
az a50 o'clock tonight Officers VIII
be selected Visiting companions are
Welcome
The CONGREGATIONAL ladies Aid 30.
cleig viii meet IN the purlurH ef the
church this afternoon AZ . u'elock,
instead Of al the residence Of Mrs
chamherlln aa previously announced,
Albuquerque Temple 80. S, psthian
Sisters, viii meet in regular session
Ia Il. uf r. han this evening At 1850
o'clock. Officers Will be- elected for
the semisannuul term beginning Janu-
afy I.
Df G * Mcl-andress. Dr. l.. $. Pc
tiers and Or. A. q. Shurtle LETT last
night for "a paao to attend the SOUTH
western Medical aud surgical asaocia-
ton which VIII convene today Dr.
Peters aud Or. shuriIc VIII give adj
dresses Ia the tuberculosis section,
oliver j. Olin. who was at the Santa
FEES hospital at Topeka, Kan, the
post month. whore he WAS operated
on because az stomach trouble. has re-
turned 20 the city, and u rapidly gain
ing health aud strength again. Mr.,
olin il The ticket agent al the SANTA
lfu railway drpot and expects 10 re-
sume his duties IN few days
Those who have articles Of any sort
a. donate 10 the uAe Of the Christmas
tree. or who ean make donations OF
clothing, food or supplies for the
benefit OF needy families to be dis
tiibuted hy the committee, are re-
qiieated 20 send them without delay
e Miss Lou Lee, sos West Copper
avenue,
The special cooking school and sale
OF The celebrated WAR Ever alumni
mum ware, which has been ia progress
at The store Of the Roscnwald Broth
ems the past few days, is attracting
quite a crowd Of Interested house
wives daily Yesterday good crowd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
CONVICT WORKING
ON ROAD LEARNS
OF DIVORCE SUIT

Cyrus =. Tucker a convict In the
road camp on the Albuqucrque-l slcia
road yesterday was served by Deputy
sheriff Qucrlno Coulter with sum
mons IN a divorce case. His wife In
stituted the case AT Clayton, Union
county.
George Miller dairy empIoyc,
also WIS served with q divorce SUM
mons. Mrs Mira l.. Miller brought
the suit IN Colfax county, charging
him with descrtion. They have two
daughters, IA and 10 years old, who
are with their mother. Miller Is said
10 have come here from Ration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
ADRIAN0 SANCHEZ SUED
BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK

The First National bank yesterday
brought suit IN The district court
against Adrlauo l. Sanchez, asking
Judgment for SfGa.ab. According 10
the complaint Sanchez gave his prom
lssory note for $3.50. The difference
between this amount and the amount
for which Judgment Il prayed repre-
SCENTS the interest claimed by the bank.
The Southwestern brewery X lee
CO. filed suit against Diego n. San
chez. The action Is based on an ai-
legged prUmissury note for $3.50.
judgment Is asked for $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
WHITEHILL CASE STILL
BEFORE FEDERAL COURT

The Mary lell WhItehill case
against the Chine Copper company,
and John M. Sully continued on trial
yesterday In the United States dis
trict court Adjournment WIS taken
earlier thnn usual yesterday afternoon
on account OF the illness of one Of
tho counsel for the company, The
case Is expected to reach the Jury
todax
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
CARNUEL MAN CHARGED
WITH RUSTLlNG COWS
/ FROM HIS NEIGHB0R

pario Garcia was arrested yesterday
at Martincztown by sheriff Jesus Ro-
mere. charged with stealing cattle.
Garcia rustied three cows belong
ing to Lorenzo Garcia, OF Cafnuel and
sold them to jun de Dlos Chavez
also of carnnel. according TO the o.
ficefs. Two of the COWS are said t.
have been hutchered already.
Garcia is in the county jail at Old
Albuquerque lie will be arraigned
probably today Ills home is ut Car
nuel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
GOSPEL MEETINGS

TO be held at the hall. corner Coal
and broadway. To be continued ev-
cry night commencing Sunday even
ing. December 18th. at o'clock sharp.
Come one, come all. Edward Leaning.
Everybody welcome.