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TO THE sTOCKHoLDEKs OF THE
DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY


Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL
MEETING OF the Stockholders OF TIE
DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY
viii be held at the office of the Company.
No. 30 Nassau Street. In the Borough OF
Manh attain. City OF New York, on TuBS-
DAY. MAY 0, 1912. at twelve o'clock noons
FOR the election OF Managers OF the corpora
tioD for the ensuing year. and for the trans
action OF such other business as may prop
srly come before the meeting, including con-
sidering and vutiug upon the approval and
ratification OF all action OF the Board OF
Managers and Executive Committee since the
last anrs-l meeting OF stockholders, and all
.natttyH referred TO In the Annual Report 10
Stockholders sor the fiscal year ended De-
cenber 81. 1921.
The polls win open at twelve o'clock noon
and remain open for at least one hour.
Stockholders OF record al the close ot
business April -, 1922. shall be entitled -
vote at such Annual Meeting.
Iiy order OF the Board OF Managers.
Il. NJ. OLYPHANT, Secretary.
New York. March 20, 1922.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE
SALISBURY. WORTH q SLOAN

SALISBURY. WORTH & SLOAN
Notice h hereby given that the partnership
OF Salisbury Worth & Sloan. lato OF ~
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York
city. has this day been dissolved as OK ApEh
sOth 1922. by mutual consent. .
GEO n. SALISBURY, nt
Bf.NI w. WORTH, l
SAMUEL SLOAN. et
WALTER NJ. HAWs.
General Partners.
CffAS. l.. EDEH, -ni
Special PartnsN
Dated. New York. May ist. is2a ea
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KLEIN, Joseph. NJ. Moberly.... 10000
Trust Co Of New York. ..s'...... 1852. 90
LEVIN. Bornard--J. Gaffney ~ al 1854
LAMB, Arthur ia. q. Previn.. $1,000
LEVY. Jessie BIB. A. Levy $4,000
LEvIToN.. Adolph--F'rank +. Peis -. 90
Co. OF New York. 0S
MATRANGA. Frank-A. J. Bates
p%rTERsoN. Tf.i:i;l cciojTiTiftR;iiiED ''''--
HUNTER, iNc.-H. +. Ilien,ins. s.6o2 90
ID. Cohen et al. ~ ..'....,,...... @ - 24s.2o
II. Campbell. .................... $500
QtjicK, Henry g., ana John O.
CO. of New York. Ltd ......... 1l.siS.so
RosENzwEtG, Leo and Lene-M.
RUBIN, Jacob Al. l.. Rosen;hai. 6s5.oS
RosENAfANN. Nfoscs--y. zwcben.. s2s.22
Works .................... eos. 20
sTAHL. Williams. .Thau......... o51.05
Of America ..................... 73oo4
Z. schert .9..'................. 2.osc.oe
EddiicSS ct si' .....s,.,.,........ sea.s5
post Go. of Md. Md.......,.......... 2o.o42 On
sfLvERsToNE. Ella. shulman.. 42s.20
U. s. HARDWARE CoRP.-sefton
,,MsTEn MTTEfS''9Tlng '.7T G9T2 BTI1p1Na CO.. S''os
Incl. Gold at al. ........... 443.2e
wENTG, Max-A. u. House. 7es.6s
BRONX.
'uECHTMAN, Joseph. and Bon
Dress Co, Inc ....s......,,,.." so4.o2
evsi;y,s' Kopf '.......'...'...a. ass54
PrCEHr,. Harry B.--A. Morris.. 500 7s
SILVER. Abraham J.--I. Jacobs. b7220
WATSON CONSTRUCTION CON-.
" Trap Rock Corp............. bss93
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
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Ufflcc OF
THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY

o.. 40, ca & 20 broadway. New York. ". r,
The annual election for eight Directors Of
mis- Company VIII be held IN accordanos
this office on Tuesday, May 9th. 1922 The
polls will be opened from 10 90 A. NJ 70
4 7. AZ.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
Detroit United Railway
Five Year 100 Collateral Trust Gold Notes

Issued under Collateral Trust Indenture dated
April l. 1913 between Detroit United Railway and
Central Trust Company of New York, Trustee
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions IN bankruptcy filed Saturday IN
the United States District Court were:
JOSEPH EDELMAN a. SON, pfncus j. Edel-
man. clothing. 751 Observation-Disclosures
by Mary Lockeets. who claims s42l. Han
nah woIper. go, and winlfred Mglia,ly
petitioners. Leonard Il. zeisler receiver;
bond. ~ 800
WINTER WAIST CO., Israel winter. 81
Margaret a. Doody. who claims $500: Ethel
Market. $500, and Selma Stein. $50. Rob-
ert p. Lewis. attorney for petitioners. Dor
othy Kenyon. receiver; bond, $3.50.
HART TRADING CO. INC. Tribune Bldg
Voluntary. Liabilities. $2TG.3S3; assets,
s2di.29s. simpson, Thnoher Bartlett.
attorneys. Lawrence Berenson. receiver;
PHILIP PENsKY. so2 East 1asth street.
Voluntary. Liabilities, si6,o77: assets.
UNITED CLoTHIERs. William Mlnkoft and
Abraham $. kaplan,. a. Canal stroet.--In-
sSaoo; S Clair T Well e 500. ana Moie ollie Gfoss,
$500. Alex S. Marcuson, attorney for
EDWARDS PRINTING CO. Louis Edwards,
200 Lafayette street.-lnvoluntary BY Freda
Berson, who claims $3.50; Isaac Cohen,
$500. and Rose Coletti. $500. Benjamin
Levine. attorney for petitioners
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
Schedules in bankruptcy filed Saturday IN
HARRY ZOLLER, i76 Rivington street.
Liabilities. $9,o42; assets. S4.i5o.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed Satur-
day In United States District Court were
MATS BooTERY. 1900 Fifth evenue.-Carol
Weiss King. receiver for Nathan Latzman;
bond. $500.
Assignments,
WILLIAM ZENKER. JR.. leather goods,
1882 Eighth avenue. for benefit OF credi-
tors TO Robert Habermnn, 14Oi Carroll
street. Brooklyn.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The following Judgments wero filed satur-
day. the first name being that OF the
MANHATTAN.
ACTIVE SUPPLY CO.. INc.-G.
RnoNx BoRoUGH GARAGE CO.. ~
1NC.-Iondon Guarantee and Ac-
CALLAHAN. Timothy tFordham i'O'
Lumber Coz .--Larisin Lumber Co. 4ss3J
CHENTSIN, DavId--S Rinzler. ... GAG. .65
Iron Natl. Bank OF \. \. city. 273so
xNoE CORP, LTD.--A. A. sappe. oesa.io
Grace Co. co......................... i.o7sss
Koch ................. :...:... so7.as
co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. f.s1a.ss
iNc--J. Partncy. ......-.,.... 1e.1o4.ss
et al................... 2s3.o2
GOLDBERG, Henry Gibraltar
credit Union. n..................... 1.2o5.17
CALVIN. Charles W.. Marslch. 2is.3i
SIX Corp. .....,'.............. Gss4 81
CEREsTA CoRP.--H. Altman ct al II OO5. 20
GARRISON. Lindley NJ. receiver
X. Madden. ...................... 3,1f1.5j
HALL, Max--s. Sands ct al...... Io6.T0
HOFFMAN. Bert L.--W. y. Fried
man ...................... 1905 a.
sANIE--same ............... 542.52
HOROWITZ. Samuel Crompton
Richmond Co.. Inc. .............. 3S0.00
JAFFE. Norris and Sarah - s.
Kaplen ct al al.................... H23.Oi
KIRsCH. Jacques-H. A. Hanft.... 1892. .35
KOENIG, Enest-B. Booth. ....... 540.lt
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
RICHARD TR1MBLE. Secretary. :
RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE OF
ANNUAL. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDER2.
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FOREIGN BONDS.

$4,000 Brazil 49,. eSN aTM Ds% .
10000 Eiberfeld 5s... 5is 5N Y
5000 gSoissons6s '36 s6k sJN s51 .
$4,000 French 4s 49,. 51A 57is 51L
1000 French bs 80. Al ~ n
2OO0 italian IS 80. 42is 42k 42h .
10000 Ham-AmL SIS
100000 Hamburg AIS. 3M 3M 35s 4
10000 P-L NJ Gs.... s3M s3Ia s3iS 4
oiS000 Ph Isl 5ts '4t.10sN f0I 1OIik RI
10000 Philippine Gov.10t 103% 1oi 10
2tGOoO RepArg Is '23.fO0M gp7a 100M + Y
10000 RArg5s '42(SB) 10 10 40 ],
5000 RArg5s42JB) s2il s2k s2l a
5000 Russ Gov 5iAs. % 23& 23& +23.
d2o00 Russ Gov 6iks. ~ 23k 23tk Iii:
$4,000 RussGov6iss ct 23k 20 23is -t3N
2adoo0 Swiss Gov 5ks.f02h 10f% 102A 4 Il
5000 Mexico 3s... 14st 1874 1IA :.
2S30O0 Mexico 4s... fs f6gs 81 II
10000 Mexico bs..... Fl 20h 81 J.
tsales cents a share,
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second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment filed:
MANHATTAN.
HURWTTZ. Paul.. Cohen CO..
Inc. December 50, 1at4....... aa2 90
LAWN Edwin r., Charles DO
Salvo and Samuel Friedman--J
Solomon; March ~. i922....... 2ii i6S
SANtII. SON, Jesse and Mortimer ".
II. landau; March ]. 1929. ... bo4.S7
hsr March se. 1919. =. -. s.s4ooo
man; Jun, Il. isoi...s.......... s.sisco
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MANHATTAN.

second that o, the creditor and date when
lttdo snFf Wal
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The fret nsmo Is that OF the debtor. thu
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TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS or
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

-Four Year Eight Per Cent. Customs Al
minisiration sinking Fund Bond Issue
ef 1891 and 10 the Holders of Interim
Certificates, exchangeable for bonds of
said I~sua.
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THE Amherst National Bank of Bnffalo.
located at the City OF Buffalo. In the stAte
OF New York. IL closing its affairs. All
note holders and other creditors OF the as
sociation are. therefore. hereby notified e
present the notes and other claims for pays
ment.
Datsd January 20. 1922.
s. ]. URBANsRI. Cashier.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23
STATE, COUNTY
AND CITY COME
To THE RESCUE
Work of Leveling East Gen.
trail Avenue Beyond the
City Limits to Start at a
O'clock This Morning.

The combined forces of the state
highway department.. the county
commission and the city manager
will be at work this morning by a
O'Clock in an effort to make East
Central avenue not only sale
street to ride on but comfortable
one.
Chamber of commerce officials
put the situation before the county
and city officials yesterday and the
cooperation OF both bodies was Sc
cured. Scarcely had this been done
when 1t was found that officials OF
the state highway department We're
in the city for the express purpose
of doing something about the
spring breaking condition of the
avenue beyond the city limits.
All parties will cooperate. eacn
furnishing some essential part OF
the work and supplies. The city
sprinklers will start sprinkling the
avenue at 4 o'clock this morning.
This will be followed by systematic
scraping and the process will be
repeated each day Or two until the
avenue is in good temporary conol-
ton. After that time, 1t is expected
that enough work can still be done
on it to keep it in fair condition
until IT. Is paved, which may be III
the near future. The scraping'
leveling and filling will be done by
the state highway department ana
the county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23
BETTER ENGINEERING
is PLEA OF DEAN Of.
ARIZONA UNIVERSITY

A short history of the accom-
plishments and ideals of the
American Association of Engineers
was given at the banquet of the
local chapter last night at the
Y. NJ. c. A, by Dean G. NJ. But
Ter, Of the University of Arizona
who is a member of the dlrec-
torate of the national association
One OF Dean Buffers most recent
gifts to the engineering world IS
an instrument for the location or
mineral bodies in the earth
which has proved very successful
in locating minerals which would
otherwise require the drill to
discover.
Dean Butler spoke Of the ag-
gressiye attitude of the local
chapters and the national organ
ization in securing better engi-
neering legislation in many states
and cities. An engineer licensing
law, similar to that for attorneys
and physicians, has been passed
in many states at the instigation
OF the association and as a re-
suit the engineering accomplish
ments have taken on corre-
spondingly higher plane of activ-
ity. Such law was recently pass
ed in Arizona.
The banquet was well attended,
more than so members and their
families being present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23
B0ULE To HEAD
SALvATI ION ARMY
ADVISORY BOARD

r. n Boule was elected chair
man Of the county advisory board
of the salvation army at a meet
ing Of the board at the cham
Der of commerce last night.
The location and plan for the
new permanent quarters for the
salvation army were outlined by
captain Dick Guest and met with
the approval OF the board. The
plans have already been endorsed
by the divisional headquarters
and final ratification OF the new
project is expected within a few
days from western headquarters at
San Francisco
rams were suggested for the
campaign to raise sufficient funds
10 complete the new home in this
city which will be under the di-
rect supervision of Captain Guest.
Ihefe is already q sum amount
Ing 10 several thousand dollars in
the treasury for this purpose.
me members of the board are:
~ ~ Boule. president; Francis
%. Wood vice president: Charles
Mnlte, treasurer city fund; r.
mcdonald. treasurer building
tuhd: {. T. French, Judge NJ. f.
llckey, RABBI NJ. Bergman, r. e.
Putney, A. Prayer, *. j. Bald
fioge' L. \. McEae. r. e. Nc"
Qu're. NJ /, Fox, T. S;tortz, Mrs.
~ r. 1aBelie, Mrs. NJ. Nord-
haus and Mrs, T., S. Peters.
"aOpl NJ. Bergman and Captain
uuest are the advanced gifts com
lniItee' Other committees will
function later
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23

manner in which it has been con-
Quoted under Chief Galusha.
"C'hief Galusha has operated his
department in an efficient and
economical manner" the city man
ager declared. land it is possible
that If a reappointment under the
new administration is necess .ry, ii
will be made within a few days.
New Department Formed.
Il. Il. Porter was appointed by
City Manager Bert Calkins yester-
day rs superintendent OF the street
and park department of the city
Tho care Of streets and parks has
| been under the water and sewer
department, OF which Harry Shoup
is the head. The four departments
have expanded to the point where
it is impossible for one man to
give them sufficient attention. The
appointment of Mr.. Porter will in
sure better service in all four de-
partments. s'r. Shoup will contin-
lie as superintendent Of the water
and sewer department. III
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23
CHICAGO REAL
ESTATE MEN To
De HERE TODAY
Delegates to the National
Convention Of Realtors at
San Francisco viii Be
Told of Albuquerque.

Real estate men from Chicago
who will arrive here this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock on their way to
the national convention on the Pa
cific coast, will be taken for short
trips through the city by members
of the Chamber of Commerce and
the local Realtors association.
Col. d. X. e. Sellers, vice presi-
dent of the Albuquerque Realty
board, is entertainment chief and
stated yesterday that so cars will
be available at the Santa Fe sta
ton for the accommodation of
the visitors.
More than 5000 pieces OF special
Albuquerque literature have been
prepared by the Chamber of Com
merce for distribution the Real
tors convention at San Francisco.
Tho distribution will be made b.
Robert McClughan. president of
the Albuquerque Realtors associa-
ton, who is now in San Francisco
to attend the convention. The lit
erature was prepared by the cham
Der at Mr.. McClughan's suggestion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23

Us fellows was standing erroun1
the lam post taWking and argew.
ing and all of q suddin / saw some
thing like dimond, and | quick
made grab for it and felt fears9
whack on my he'd. being Pubs Sim
knses he'd hooking agents mine on
account of him grabbing for it at
the same time, saying, Hay, who
YOU hooking, watts your hurry?
] found a dimond, | sed.
And I held it up and it looked
crate as IL it jest dropped out of
somebody's dimond ring without
knowing it, the fellows saying, Ho-
ley smoaks; some people are born
lucky, good mite look how big 1t
is, o boy, G wiz, jimminy crickits.
gosh, good mite.
Meaning they wished they was
me, and Pubs Simkins sed. Id of
had it IL your old he'd hadent OF
bin in the way, its half mine by
rites, Ill give you cent for it.
A cent for a dimond, like fun,
watts you think, good mite, nuthing
doing, | sed.
III give you cents for it, sed
Sid Hunt.
III give you 8, sed Sam Cross
and Leroy Shooster sed. III give
| you a nickel cash on delivery, take
it or leave it, was you say?
WITCH jest then had a ideer
saying, Waite minnit, Ill be rite
back. And 1 ran up Klumby Ave-
nue. fast as tightening and ran int
the joolry store and the joolry mar
was taking a watch all apart ano
looking at the peeces, saying, Wei
| son watts the rush. watts on your
mind?
is this dimond reel? sed, show
ing 1t to him and no looked at 1
saying, Not so you could notice it
Meening it wassent. and | sed. Wei
amt 1t eny good? and he sed. Sur
1t is. IL you had a whole wagoI
load jest like it you'd have goot
load of glass.
ID And I went back to the fellows
saying to Leroy Shooster, All rite
wares the nickel?
Like fun, ware you bin? sed LIE
roy Shoostetr. and I sed, Watts tina
got to do with it? And I aske,
Sam Cross IL he still wunted it TO
8 cents, wich he SGD he dident, an,
neither did Sid Hunt for an,
neither did Pubs Simkins for one
| Proving sometimes If you can
make up your mind quick there
no use making ii. up al all.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23
PANAMA JOE CAN
Be SECURED FOR
FOURTH OF JULY

There is a. chance for Albuquer-
que boxing fans to see a bit of ac-
ton of the class "a" type Fourth
of Juiy--provided there is q
prompters in Albuquerque who can
deliver the goods.
Panama Joe Cans, colored mid
dleweight and welterweight cham
pion Of the world and the winner
of the famous Tex Richard $4,000
diamond belt, will stage a scrap
here on the holiday il someone
will promote it satisfacto
Panama Joe Is one of the leading
lights of Leo p. Hymns great sta
Bile Of top notch boxers the great
est stable ever under one manage
ment, and, according to a letter
received here yesterday from Billy
Doc Morris, Flynn's Pacific coast
representative, the famous colored
boxer will arrive at Los Angeles in
a few days to complete movie
contract and will be available for
a scrap lor two up to July Z.
The colored marvel is to take
an important part in an athletic
film called the Ozark Secret"
which is based on the evident fail
ure Of the worlds premier pro-
moter, Tex Richard to entice the
champion, Johnny Wilson, into the
same ring with the colored whirl-
wind.
Norris states that he will con-
slider showing Panama Joe in AL
buquerque and will match him
with any middleweight or welter.
In case the bout is arranged with
q welter. Cans will agree to make
the welterweight requirement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23
lCocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your nan
in good condition. be careful Wha'
you wash it with.
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. This
dries the scalp, makes the han
brittle, and is very harmful. Mulsi'
fled cocoanut oil shampoo (Which
is pure and entirely greasless) is
much better than anything else
you can use for shampooing, as
this can't possibly injure the hair
Simply put two or three teaspoon
fuls OF .Mulsified in cup or glass
with a little warm water, then
moisten your hair with water and
rub it in. This will make an
abundance OF rich, creamy lath
er, and cleanses the hair and
scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses
out easily and removes every par
ticle Of dust, dirt dandruff and
excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and it leaves
it fine and silky. bright. fluffy
and easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoa
nut oil shampoo at any drug
store. 1t is very cheap and a few
ounces is enough to last everyone
in the family for months. Be
sure your druggist gives you Null
sified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23
lOHENGRIN RECITAL,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
TONIGHT, EIGHT-THIRTY

Mrs. George *. Angle in dram
atlc presentation, assisted by Mrs.
- W. raw at the organ, and the
LaaleS chorus, under the auspices
of the Foltnightly clur,.
Organ Numbers.
a. Overture arranged by Homer
Bartlett.
D. Elsa's Dream.
C. Bridal Chorus, by Woman's
club and Fortnightly chorus. dl-
rected by Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford,
accompanied by Miss Helen Gurule.
Press comment:
Mrs. Angle Scores a Triumph.
Mrs. George X. Angle. known in
public life as Helen Goldthorpe
Angie, a. distinguished inpersona-
tor, assisted by Ada Pierce Winn
and the Steyskal orchestra, Of Fort
Bayard, presented bohengriu
drama. by Huckle, in Silver City
for the fourth annual convention
of the New Mexico Federation of
Woman's clubs. The house was
packed to the doors. a hushed ST.
lence prevailed over the house az
Mrs. Angle unfolded the great
dramatic story OF the beautiful
opera.
in the role of impersonator, Mrs.
Angle assumed six different char
acters, giving TO each the flesh and
blood realism that held The audi
ence spell-bound. Iler voice was
truly beautiful in its
delicate shading.
In the great climax, Mrs. Angle
reaches the dramatic heights of an
emotional impersonator Of the
highest skill and no more eloquent
tribute to art has been paid at any
time anywhere, than the tense ST.
lence that prevailed over the hall;
she is truly all that eastern press
notices represent her TO be.-Sil-
yer City Enterprise.
Mrs. ID. w. Faw, as a musician,
is too we'll known in Albuquerque TO
need comment, She will he heard
in three of the beautiful numbers OF
the opera.
A silver offering will be taken
for special cases OF the bureau OF
charities.
Recital will " held at the Pres
byterian church tonight at $3.50
o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23
SANTA f WILL.
SPEND 100000
ON BOILER SHOP
Old Machine Shop viii Be
Wrecked to Make Way
for Improvement; 0ffic-
ialS of Road Here.

Construction of half million
dollar boiler and tank shop on the
site of the old machine shop in the
Santa Fe yards Is to he commenced
soon, according to the announce
ment of officials OF the road who
are in, Albuquerque for confer
ence. The money for this work
has been voted by the directors Of
the system, according to state
ment of A. G. Wells, one of the
vice presidents of the road.
Machinery and other equipment
from the old shop has been moved
into the new buildings and the
new boiler shop will be started as
soon as the task OF wrecking can
be completed. The contract for
wiecking has been let TO the firm
Of c. a. Fellows, under whose di-
rection the addition to the Alvara-
do has been built. The contract
for the new boiler shop has not
been awarded.
Officials who ore here include;
A. G. Wells Of Chicago, vice pres
ident; +. A. Lehman. general man
ager at Amarillo; W. *. Etter OF
Topeka, assistant general mama
ger; ]. l.. Hubbard OF Los Angeles,
general manager of the Santa Fe
coast lines; j. b. Hitchcock, Los
Angeles. assistant general manager
on the coast lines It. G.. Pettibone,
Galveston, general manager: John
Purcell, Chicago, vice president in
charge OF the mechanical depart
ment: IT. S. Wall, mechanical SUI
perintendent of the coast lines:
]. r. Sexton of La Junta, mechan-
ical superintendent: A. +. clifford,
assistant general purchasing agent
at Chicago, and II. f. Ray, general
storekeeper, with headquarters at
Topeka, and *. r. Stewart OF San
Bernardino, general storekeeper on
the Santa F'e coast lines. Many of
the officials are accompanied by
their chief clerks also.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-23
PICNIC AT HOG
PEACH--NOT A
WELT is RAISED

A picnic was held Sunday after
noon at Hog Beach.
Hog Beach is situated Just at the
southwest corner of the city--al-
most In the heart of the famous
albuquerque mosquito breeding
swamps. 81
Heretofore the beach. which Is
really a pleasant place, sand and
shade trees, has held terrors for
people of this vicinity at this time
Of the year.
People of n bellirerent type used
to venture into that section armed
with paddles and even shot guns
to do battle. No one is reported
to have come out unwounded.
Knowing their power. the female
mosquitoes. which are the warriors
of the race, having been reared in
this section and in the swamps
further to the west and north, like
the Amazons of old, have become
adventurous and for the past few
years have thought nothing OF in
vading Albuquerque and ravishing
the inhabitants. Borne on the west
winds. it has been their habit to
swarm over the city and even to
venture conquests far out on the
mesa where citizens have attempts
ed to flee for safety.
And now. due to 1000 gallons OF
oil which have been placed on the
water in the swanps, picnics can
be held near the very breeding
beds and mosquitoes are as scarce in
the city as prize fighters.
The oil was purchased by the city
and sprayed over the swamp lands
by officials of the chamber of conf
merce and bows from Troop "a"
national guard. The first treat
ment will last until there Is a
heavy rain and then it will be NEG
essarv to repeat the dose in order
to Kill the wiggle-tails which are
matched in the staenant water and
which ultimately take wings and a
sword and do battle for sheer dew