The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-10
Supper Table
Gossip

The kink In the Bnrcias bridhyc,
which was cause by the high waters
thin summer IN to be strnightencd
soop. according to word received here
from the stute highway commission
by DIR. NJ. X. Wyldcr OF the county
commission. The bridge is to DO
strengthened Mt other points also.
Born Sunday night 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Arngon, az West Iron avenue,
n son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesus Ulllbari OF Old
albuquerque announce the birth OF
a son born Saturday night.
Hcrcthano Garcia, who was ycstcr-
day convicted and fined the maximum
t25. for permitting Irrigation and
drainage. waters 10 flow Into the road
bordering his property, will take an
appeal from the court Of Justice Of
tho Peace John w. Wilson. Recently
Garcia's son was tried and acquitted
on u similar charge.
Meeting Of Hugh A. Carlisle post,
American Legion, will be held ut 8
o'clock tonight at the armory to eject
delegates to the state convention.
Z. ". Stentns. formerly a merchant
and stockman at Santa Rosa, IL In
the city representing the Crundcn
Martin Manufacturing company OF
st. Louis. He expects to move his
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headquarters.
Col. y. q. Albright. owner OF the
building at Third street and Copper
avenue and n tenant Mrs. Mary Chap
man, were fined So each In police
court yesterday afternoon on the
charge of violating the city health
ordinance by allowing trash Ia ac-
cumulate. Earl Bowdich. city health
officer. who made the complaint. testl-
NlA.l Shat NAA .AaA-s N..N .NN......f-
his notices TO clean up.
A wallet containing 500 IA some
where between hore and Domingo.
Ashton Hawkins. his three sisters and
Miss Mary Morgan were travelling on
their way TO their home in III Paso
from Santa Fc by automobile when
he money was lost. Mr.. Hawkins re-
ported yesterday. The wallet con
tanned Mr.. Hawkins name and cards.
Tomasita u. Jaramiiio was yestcr.
day granted a divorce from Petro-
noiio Jaramillo. given the custody OF
the two minor children and allowed
s45 a month for their support from
Jaramillo.
The bond Of George Burrus vas
yesterday raised from $500 to 81. 900,
on complaint filed by the Eldorado
Investment company. Judae Edwin
MthiAfhI uAhtANu Nh0 b0Alu lhiut0s
In fAle cnsc Of Charles Ilfcld ScTsus
Eduardo Chavez ct oil, the differences
OF the plaintiff and defendant were
satisfactorily settled out OF court. ana
the case wns dismissed yesterday In
the district court.
There viii be a regular meeting OF
the brotherhood OF Railway clerks at
the w. q. w. hail tonight.
Three carloads Of Mexican laborcs
passed through this morning on route
from El Paso to Bcloit, Wis, where
they will be employed by Fairbanks
Morse company.
Mrs. julia Il. Perry flied a cou-
p.uint before Justice of the Peace w.
w. Mcclellan this morning against
Al Barton, charging that lie had
assaulted hor with words. Mr.. Bar
ton then filed n slclilar complaint
against Mrs. Perry. Ths hearing OF
the case has been set for L. o'clock
tomorrow morning before Judge Me-
Clellan. The W are %neighbors on
Williams street.
Bdl G.. Culp, Formerly 0f this city,
has been nominated On the republi-
con ticket for STATE senator FOR thc
thirty-third Kansas district. His
home II at Scottsville. Kansas. He
won out In the recent primary by
$50 votes. He has many friends In
tho city.
The ease OF George E~nglchart, who
was charged with blocking an alley
between First and Seconl street from
Central avenue to Copper avs u with
his eur several days ago, was dis
missd this morning, after Mr.. Englc-
hurt had been ~reprlmandcd by Judge
". w. Mcclellan. The dismissal was
made on the promise of MIR Engle-
hart to he more accommodating In
the future.
The Turner Adair Post No. iOi,
Veterans OF Foreign Wars will meet
tomorrow night at ) o'clock at the
armory, Twenty new members viii
he taken In. There will be smokes.
All overseas men are invited.
The annual harvest dance OF the
Is'eia Indians occurs on September
4 this year. and numbers of Albu-
querque residents are planning to at
tend the celebration.
Seventeen new mcfnihids joined tho
group OF women and girls who this
mofning for two hours enjoyed the
Y. NJ. c. A. swimming pool. This
made n total Of 90 swimmers In tho
pool, and made the swimming slightly
crowded. However. as In dancing. Il
rcully doesn't make much difference
how crowded the space Is. II one
really loves the sport, and according
to Miss Elizabeth Rose, athletic d.
rector at the Y. w. c. A. Albuquerque
girls love swimming ~ much az
though thoy lived at the beach.
The first meeting OF August for the
knights OF Columbus will take place
at ~. Mary's hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
Some matters OF interest will he taken
up, and q full attendance Is desired.
Visiting members are also cordially
invited.
Two iittc native boys aboht four
and six years OF age were thrown
from the wagon they were driving
last evening when the horse became
frightened ut a paving machine on
Third and Coal. The children were
thrown put OF the wagon at the cor
ner ~ Third and Iron. when tho horse
ran Into a post. ID. c. Hamilton OF
West iron took the children to a doc
tor. and the father and n friend OF
his took them home from there. The
younger boy was not hurt, but the
older one suffered N severe cut In the
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