The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-02
PEOPLE o KNOW

-. a.. Mckee. assistant secretary
- the Chamber 81 Commerce. return
81 home hast night from Roswell.
bringing with him the next annual
convention o. the View Mexico Cat.
ne y Horse Ordwcrs association
which VIII be held here next March.
AIR. Mckee had q hard fight 10 win
the convention but pulled u through
by means % akiilful handling OF the
situation and The backing Of thu Al.
huquerquc delegation. HIS prlncinal
opposition came from AlhuQurruues
present lack o. adequate hotel faciii-
ties Mr.. Mckee guaranteed to the
c1ttlcmtu that every visitor would
be properly carcd for.
W. g. Orstrolch. president Of the
stockmcn's Guaranty Loan company,
returned homo today afief several
days IN eastern New Mexico on bust
ness for his company. Tie attended
the livestock convention a. Roswell.
Lieutenant Governor y. v. pankcy
nod Mrs. pankey are In tho city to-
day returning to Santa Re from Roa-
wen whore they attended tho cunvcn-
lion OF the New Mexico Cattle and
Horse Growers association. Governor
Pankey delivered the address Of wei
COME In behalf OF the state To the
cattlemen. he Is now hurryine back
to Santa Fe to take charge o. the
executive office during the absence
OF Governor Larrazoio IN California.
Col Ralph n. Twitcheli. or santa
Pc, is IN the city today on personal
business.
c. NJ. Ononel manager Of the great
Bell ranch IN QUAY county. and first
vice president OF the American Ma
tional Livestock association. "a a Wis
itor IN Albuquerque today. Mr..
O'Dnnel N returning from the live
stock convention at Roswell where he
was elected a vice president Of the
New Mexico association.
W. Il. Morley. prominent socorro
county stockman. - In the city to-
day on his way home from Roswell
where he attended the cattiemen's
convention.
Capt. clark NJ. Carr returned home
last night from Roswell where he
attended the livestock convention.
Miss Bertha henson. secretary OF
the New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers association. returned last
night from Roswell where she offic-
lated az the annual convention OF the
association. During her stay In Ros-
well she received the membership
applications Of 81 cattlemen who
own In the aggregate 5000 cattle.
George a. Webster. Ir.. Of CHM
arron, wne ot tho famous rrraoa
ranch In Colfax county, was here to-
day returning home from the cattle
mems meeting at Roswell.
Capt. Fred Fornoff. who has been
investigating conditions in the Pecos.
Texas oil field. returned home last
Z night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Martinez and
Miss Elizabeth McNeai. Of Taos ar
rived In this city today Tor "a few
days visit. AIR. Martinez IN the coun-
~ agent Of SandOval county and
while he!'o VIII transact business incl
dent TO his duties.
". u. FARMLAND. chief cost ac-
c%ountant OF the Indian Irrigation SER
vice. arrived In this city today from
! Washington. H. G. Ire will be m
ployed at the local offices for Sow
eral da.s.
Antonio Lucero. OF the United
States revenue service. N visiting in
the city today. He will leave for his
home in Las. Vegas tonight.
". j. Iinwnod. secrcuiry Of tho
state cattle sanitary hoard. was In the
city today on his return from the
Cattiemen's convention al Roswell.
Mrs. r =. PYLE returned last night
10 her home in Kaufman Texas she
has been spending the winter here
win her dlughter. Miss Adeline Pyle
Fred Sganzini will leave early nest
week Tor Logan. lUah. to take up
training ns Il highway engineer under
the direction OF the federal vocational
training hoard tie served in the
navy during tho war. and was dir.
charged only six month"; ago.