Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-01
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Latest road condition reports free
az Buffers garage.
I Fam Stevens win leave this morn.
Ing for the sulphurs. north Of Jemcg
springs, 10 stay ten days.
Z ON account Of the Flying SQUAD.
sons appointments. there will De no
meeting Of the Baptist Womans Mis-
sionary society this week.
4 There viii be- regular meeting Of
tho Brotherhood Of American Yeomen
tonight az I. o. O. i. hall. The meet
Ing viii be followed by an April Fools
party aud dance.
The taking Of evidence In the case
4 % Apolinar solorzano AGAINST the
Santa Re railway. was completed yes
terday afternoon. The case will 20 to
the jury today.
Gen. II. f. Robinson .superlnten-
dent Of irrigation, Indian service. re-
turned Tuesday from Colorado and
viii leave today for the Navajo coun-
try IN Arizona.
The Royal Nelghbora will meet IN
regular session tonight at 1870 O'Clock
In Knights OF Pythias hall. State SUI
pervisor Emma shlvel win be present
and an members are urged TO attend.
" v Fisher the Santa Re railway
lecturer who has been travelling
through the east and who was taken
~ here, left the Santa Fe Coast lines
hospital yesterday and departed last
night for his home in san Francisco.
Supervisor Frederick Winn Of
springeryille. arrived here yesterday
and left last night with District For
ester A. c. Ringland for silver city
e. attend the Southwestern New
Mexico Cattlemens association. which
win hold its convention there.
Donald NJ Rakcr viii leave today
for the Navajo reservation in Arl-
zona 90 investigate the feasibility to
irriEatc land IN the neighborhood OF
the big boarding school for Indians
which the government Is building
there.
Sheriff Felipe Lucero passed
through the city last NIGHT on the
way from Las Cruces 20 Santa Ne
and Springer. Tie was taking Tomas
Montes, eharged with assault with
intent TO kill, TO the state peniten,iary
and Harold l., sampson, Al years
Old to the state reform school
Judge W. G, Heaeock and Harry |
Cornell formed q legal partnership |
yesterday. They viii have the judges
present Offices az 2iiis West Central /
avenue. judge Heaeock is prominent |
among the older lawyers while SIR |
Cornell ranks with the leading rank /
Of the younger set
a valuable collie, Bonair Beauty /
hoy owned by Misses Bertha and I
Kate Hase, 5l6 West New York avo-
nue.. was poisoned yesterday morning /
He was registered in the American
Kennel club in New York and carried
of FIRST prize in his class AZ the sec-
end kennel ahow held in this city
News was received yesterday Of the
death In Manchester Ia, Of Mrs. G, j.,
Otis. mother of Mrs. J. Il. Fish, Of this
city. Mrs. Fish LEFT for Manchester
on Monday upon learning Of the se-
flous Illness Of Mrs. Otis and arrived /
only a little over an hour before her
death.
The regular meeting Of the Wom
ans club will not be held thia week,
on account Of the day failing On Good
Friday The club rooms will be open
mornlng for tho distribution
Of trees. flowers and shrubs to those
who desire them. An people desiring
10 contribute TO this movement are re-
lnested 10 send the plants at their dis
posai 70 the club building on West
Gold avenue
r. r. I'm. examiner OF the United
states forest service, win deliver an
address 10 the STUDENTS Of the unlver-
siy uf New Mexico this morning az
TO O'Clock There viii be no sessions
II the university tomorrow This af-
lernoon there will be baseball game
on ths university grounds between
Ihe faculty and the members OF the
senior and junior classes
a WAS learned yesterday that the
aigh school auditorium had been en-
saged previously by the Royal Neigh
boris for their operetta Little Red
10 be given Monday
'lsht. The Pennsylvania state COLI
exc quartet which is 20 appear under
he auspices Of the santa Fe reading
'oom department. will not give their
at the high school that
aight