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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL', SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 J 909.
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GEO. W. HICKOX COMPANY
OLDEST AXI LAKGEST JEWIl.KY HOISE IX NEW MKXICO.
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Arch Front. UJ H. Snwid MrrrU Alimone que, X. M.
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itneral ihheítohs
Licenced Kiiiba Inters
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6111 Y. Central. TcloplH.nc 560
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Ptpo, Valve ml lit lilies Mmitliitix, Heating. Tin ami lpJ'r Work
SIR WEST CTATItAL avkm ii. j-iiovi: SIS
Always
the Best
JUST RECEIVED
Heinz's New Sour,
Sweet Spiced and Dill
Pickles.
No Alum to Harden Them.
No Sulphate of Copper to
make them look green
JUST PURE GOODS.
I use Steam for clean
ing all dairy utensils, and
handle the milk in a san
itary way. Give me a
trial.
V. GUSTAFSON,
Phone 1097.
Ward's Store
Homer II. Word, Mgr.
If Marble Ave. rbone SCI
MAKING PROGRESS THOSE ORDINANCES
We arc now In our nrtv store,
and ut have, the fluent M-lec-
tlllll Of Wall l'ltKT, PllllltN, Oils,
Varnishes, Pit-lure Frames,
., In NW Mexico.
c. a. iirpsov,
Corner Fourth ami Copper after
tlil week.
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STRONGBROTHERS
ÜNDKKTAKERf
Mrs. Ik H. luiion, imAf
Einlatliiier
Dlock, Cr. Copper aad
aswontl. Ilione Mo. 75
front
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LAUNDRY
WHITE
WAGONS
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v
PURE STICK CANDY,
30 Sticks in Box
10c.
In th rcnt that jroe aboald aot
rulv your nimlni yapar tele
phone th POHTAIy TKI.BURAFH
t'O. glvlus your nunl mud aildr
and ln piptr will b UllvrS br
pclal ttiHMDr. Tbs lliib.oas Is
Nu. II
S.00 REWARD S.M.
Th abov raward III be pJ4
for th errret and cutivlctlos of ear
urte emight alcalina coplea of lh
Momin Juurnnl from th dour
waja of aubacrtbera.
joi u.iAL puBLiaaiNO co.
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
."orocpsl.
Washington, Nov. t. New Mexico
out Arizona: Fair in smith 11 nil part
ly cloudy In nnrth portion Saturday
nr. I Sunday,
Mnrs mechanical department, wm
here yesterday on business from jnx
AllgeleS.
County Superintendent of Schools
A. Jf. St roup ha Ju.it returned from a
two days' trip lo Chlllll, where he has
been meeting with the action I directors
of the mountain precinct.
Prof. M. F. Ans-1 of the Fniverslty
left lust night for Kl Paso, vi here he
will attend the tume between the I'nl
verslty of Arizona and the Agricul
tural college
Col. Henry H. Huln of Kanras City
wan a visitor in A lhiKueriue jester
''. Oil. rtaln Is now spending aome
time In Santa Fe with hln daughter
Mr. Max Front.
K. . ice. the fed merchant.
leaves tonight for Rockport and other
points In Indiana on butlncs con-
nected with Home real estate holding
In the Hoosler atate.
If it' a nine noddle horse you want
let ua send you one. Our rate, l for
three honra, Including skirt and les
gins. Cash only. Wrighfa Hiding
School, 315 Wet .silver avenun.
Phono 241.
Manuel Mora y Candelaria, the 2t
year-old son of Probate Judge Filo
mena Mora, died late Wednesday
night t the family home In Encañona,
east of A lhuiuentue. The funeral oc
curred in Kscabosa Thursday after
noon. F. C. Katitman, for aeveral months
past night clerk at the Alvarado ho
tel, left yesterday morning for Den
ver, where he will remain indefinitely.
Mr. J, J. Fagan, en experienced hotel
man of SI. Louis, is the new night
clerk.
A malí blaze In a repair room ad
jacent to the laundry in the Alvarado
hotel last night was extinguished by
chemicals. An alarm .was turned In,
both the city and Hanta Fe depart
ments responding. The blaze was
easily controlled, however, and no
damage tea a done.
Harry D. Crosby, who playa but a
bit ex-Senalor Paul Craven in "The
Ringmaster," which will be Meen at
the Elka' theater Monday night, has
brought a comparatively obscure part
into prominence, and wherever he has
appeared he has been received with
unusual acclaim,
(leorge H. Leland. of Providence,
It. I., assistant to Samuel JA. Gray,
consulting engineer, Is In the city for
a few days in connection with the
construction of the Albuquerque sewer
Oil SEWER l(0RK
Ifl BULAS
Steel Piling Driven Around
Three Sides of Big Pit; Ce
ment Plant Turing Out Pipe
Rapidly.'.
POSTPONED
AGAIN
C0UNCILMEN SHY AT LONG
LIST OF HEAVY DOCUMENTS
City Fathers Deliberate for Two
Hours on Terms of an Adver
tisement for Bids and Adjourn
A visit to the scene of operations on
the new aeWer ' -tfyKtehi at Harelas
shows that there Is something doing
and that the $3no,(inn sanitary draln-
heavy steel piling has been driven I L" T "V0 l thm ,on
With six Important ordinances
around three sides of the big pit at
the corner of South Second street asd
enough to daunt the most courageous
lawmaker, the members of the city
Cmincll mat ltlut niirUt .ml. , .
be arelas bridge road, the ca.lng , . , the pi o dc"f:
being driven into the ground by a menU C1).rk .McManu8. d,
steam pile driver consisting of a mov- aft(.r wcupvin two nouK , '
able cylinder and piston hung on ft
terms of an advertisement for bids
derrick, the direct blow of the piston for gf,wel. ,n,m) adJourned to think
i MiMfi irif J imt (."t-mt-iii niiAfl I J t ovr
.. ... ....... .tuii ..ami me co.ic.eLe several of these ordinances have
u, m rapioiy nantcneo m me diK bf.Pn p(.n(iing slnce Hf(.k
Imn mnlda in .... . i . . n ......... rlr.A I.. ... ' 1
" "i' orne or them were referred to com
some three feet anda half In diameter mtteea so iomr airo that h c,,mml.
and four feet long. A large force of tees have forgotten all ahoni thorn
men it ai worn ana jt reany iookí. iiko and it has become necessary to refer
i.uBiM-ss i.j me man wno nag lorgoi- them again, so that the" members may
ten that the city of Albuquerque is Rather some Idea as to what it is all
actually building a sewer system.
Water Mains (olng IXiwn
about. One of these Is the building
ordinance, a law designed to furnish
Things look equally lively in the a building code for Albuquerque for
northern part of the city, where ex- a" ime to come. It has one hundred
tensive water mains are being laid on nnd twenty-one sections, and when
the Mountain road and on North Sec
ond and Third streets and other thor
oughfares.
EIGHTY INFANTS ATTEND
CRADLE ROLL MEETING
the city council finally tackles it in
open meeting, as It will one day have
to do, it will probably mean an all-
night ' session. Mayor Lester ave
warning last night that after the mat
ter has been gone over by the build
ing committee and the building in
speeior. tne inspector wl be ex
AT PRESBYTER AN CHURCH neted '""t with the council and
give me iiieiuuers ine oeneni 01 nis
advice and his knowledge of building.
In addition there are pending: An
ordinance regulating placea of amuse
ment and requiring all theaters to
keep a fireman in attendance at all
times; an ordinance defining a bill
poster and also a bill board; an ordi
nance fixing an auctioneer's license
and deaerlblng the duties and re
61 the auctioneer; an
prohibiting wine rooms
Extremely Juvenile (iatliering Deninii'
trufes There lM Nothing Onlng
In Itacc Suicide In AI-
bliqiK'l que.
The church parlors of the Prefby
terlnn church were thrown open y.es-
terflliv nflr.rnnin fttr Ilia i.arAnl i,in rt
the memberk.xif th: Sunday school r,"'n'i'"'ty
á-1-..i , . ' ... . I 'l Ul Hit LT II UIIIITItlllK W lllf I JOIIIB ,
Cradle itoll. Over e.ghty In number &n or(ilnance provllJI
answered roll, cull and proceeded to l ,. .,,.,, h.
lab. r......! B .1... I . .. ,1
I . ""'" f "l. W'.a.ey u. hng a few duties to those of the city
...u.w..a..u ...ivi- u me uoif "'y marshHl. This latter ordinance
I""' piirimmem.il y or oinerwise; .wln, hna ,,, nne ih rn..nd nf
ii as mostly oinerwise. Appropriate lhn mmmllra. leouires the chief of
refreshments were aerved the tots In ii0 in boor, n full record of nil
uculiim 1 t ..I. ....4 I,. 1 - . 1 . ,. ... - , , . , 1 t' .
...,.. .. ,.... r ... inn toe x.iape 01 anima raeser ano arrests made, of all bonds fixed and
WALTON'S DRUG STORE
At G. B. Brajevich's Stationery
and Notion Htora (opposite Postof
flca.) can ba found tba bet standard
cigars and tobáceos, kapt In perfect
condition for tmmedluta use, In spe
cially construct".! caaes. Mr. Praje
Jlch Is selling out under tha original
coat a larga variety of school
books and toys
Insure In the Occidental Ufa.
Drink Glorieta Deer. Phona 411.
A. IM. hw.il.l, u in. reliant of Cuba,
N'. M , Is here on biixlness mailers.
There will be u regular inci ting of
i K Warren post at Odd Fellows'
ball this eteiilng at 7:30. Ii. H. Stew
ard. P. C. .1. !. Caldwell, adjutant.
.Major W. II. H. Llewellyn, district
attorney of tlie eighth Judicial dls-tfU-t,
was In the city yesterday from
Las Ci'ii." h .
(1. W. Ilenn. of (lie Santa Fe toast
THE VEIIY I1EST
SCHOOL SHOES
la the City at the Iowet ITloe
SIMPIER-CLARK
.Next IX'or North of the Poet off lc.
Vi. K Waahbuni, PrCildonl.
C. O. Cnsliinan. B'y A Tree,
E. L WASHBURN COMPANY
I nrorpora t
Outfitter for Men and Boys
The Methods Pursued
by Stein Bloch. the makers of our Fall and Win
ter clothes, arc those that insure you clothes that
will carry you anywhere with distinction. STE1N
BLOCH employ designers who command remu
neration that few if any retail tailors could afford
to pay cutters of note tailors better than your
tailor can support. We can offer you a wider range
of good fabrics, a more authorative line of fashions
a more perfect fit, than any others you can find.
These clothes arc offered to you finished. You
see them on yourself before you enter into any
obligation for their purchase. Try them on before
our glass. ::::::;;
Overcoats - $ I 2.50 to $30.00
Suits - - - $18.00 to $35.00
Young Men's stylish small
shaped Derb $3.00
CHARLES ILfELD CO.
Wholesalers of Everything
LAS VEGAS ALBUQUERQUE SANTA ROSA
DIAMONDS
A a luxury and an IntrMnient etlM-n
bought ri;l.l.
WATCHES
(lock,, Mltrrwarr, Jewelry, Cul-Olaiei
atx! Art clilna.
A T
tOk4lft4 '..
EVERITTS
Central Arrost
work here for Mr. tlray, Consulting
with City Engineer James .V Clad
ding.
W. L. Hawkins and family left yes
lerday for Portland, Ore., where they
will make their home in the future
Mr. Hawkins, who goes to Portland
to become associated with the Colum
bia Trust company of that city, has
been for a number of years a resi
dent of Albuquerque being a partner
In the Trotter and Hawkins grocery
Tha best .wishes of numerous friend
will follow the Hawkinses to their
new home.
The author of 'The Ringmaster,
which will be een at the Elks' theater
Monday night. Is a woman, Miss Olive
Porter, who was discovered by the
Shiiberts. Miss Porter spent several
years as an employe of a Wall street
llrm of brokers, thereby training
know ledge of financial affairs that has
stood her In excellent Mead. The play
whs rust tried by the Shubert stock
company at the WJou theater, Itrook-
iiu, mi, proving a great success, was
put on for a long run at the Maxine
Elliott theater, New York city.
All those who have subscribed for
searon tickets for the all-star concert
course are urged to make their reser
vations at Matson'a at once. The seat
sale for the tiiapham concert Novem
ber 11, which opened yesterday, was
large, and while preference Is riven
to holders of the season tickets, their
special privileges will not hold rood
much lonrer. It will be advisable for
all subscribers to the course to secure
their seata today.
Frederick Montague, who portrays
the role of Richard Hillary. "The
Ringmaster," In Miss Olive Porter's
play of that title, which will be seen
at tho Elks' thatr Monday night. Is
an English actor of great repute, hav
ing received his histrionic training
with Sir Henry Irving, at the Lyceum
theater, London, where he played
"opposite" the Kreat tragedian for five
successive years. Dr. Montague watt
brought to America by the Messrs.
Shubert to mpport Sothern and Mar
lowe during their American tour, but
aa thote artists are to open the New
theater he haa been placed with "The
Ringmaster" company until such
time as Mr Sothern anil Miss Marlowe
resume their starring tour.
It llapis'iic.l hi ItoMoll.
Willie Papa, there's a big black
bug on the celling.
Papa, (busy reading) Well, atop
on it and don't bother me. Host on
Transcript.
milk, which, of-ennrse, met with furnished, and a complete record of
clamorous welcome nn.l appreciation. I tbe disposition made of each case
I he prerence or (he four acore moth- Ponds In police court cases may be
ers was barely sufficient to keep fixed by the marshal or by some per
thlngg from going to utter chaos, yet son designated by him. No other
somehow the doings were piloted I member of the polieP force is al-
along without dangerous wreckage, lowed to fix bonds, but each police
This kind of a grip upon the young- I man under the new regulation is to
Hers argues well for the future of the be provided with a pocket stubbook
church. ' Ion which he 'must keep a record of
all arrests. Tho police Judge shall
OC AT CAI C CflB RICPUAM 'llf, DB required to keep a docket and
OUHI OHI run DIOrriHIVI Lu.n iiom, oil rusts rharaed. and it
Ib made the duly of the chief of po
lice to see that the costs are collected
All costs are made payable to the city
trensurer. This ordinance is de
signed to meet and correct defects in
.Management of Mks' Theater Itcpeals the police regulations and conduct of
Announcement ami All Nulrfrlltcrs ponce court nusiness, toi..pm..MU ...
Are Knrnestly Requested to He on m a aomewnat sensational way n tne
RECITAL WILL OPEN
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9
Hand ICurly f"r Tickets.
report of the last county grand Jury.
There Is another ordinance, con
cerning procedure in case of acci
dents in which the city may be
liable. The police are required to
notify the city attorney Immediately
In case of any such accident, and the
city engineer Is ordered to make an
immediate survey of the ground.
Numerous Inquiries are being made
dally at Matson'a regarding the sale
of seats for the recital by David
Hlspham, which takes place at the
Elks' theater next Thursday night. Aa
haa been announced on several oc
casions, these seata will be available
tin Tuesdav. Novemher 9. It is
earnestlv rem.eated that all sub. HI D AIM I lMI "lit
crihers nhn h,.v. .Iitnlfied their In. THE NEW SEWEIt PI MPS
tentlon of taking seats by signing the All of these ordinances were side-
lists, call at the earliest noasihle tracked, nowever. in order to con-
moment and make selections, as some aider an advertisement for bids for
will certalnlv he disaonointed with ten vertical centrifugal pumps and
their locations, snd the blame cannot motor to operate them, for use In
be extended to the management, who connection wun me new aewer ays
hav. use vrv .nd.avnr to not ifv Item. The apeclf Icatlons prepared
aubscrlbers as to when and where the by the engineer's office Indicate that
tickets can be secured. the pumps will cost about 12700 and
T,. v , I the motors about an equal amount.
i a i. i a, it uinitniii! v it v f o, t
baritone, will be the first event of
the Klks theater music course, which
will bring to the city three artists
whose reputations extend throughout
the Old World and the New. When
it Is considered that these attractions
give not more than fifty or sixty con
certs In the whole United States, it
must be that they account this an
Important point. The aecond event
will come early in January, when
Frits Krelsler. the noted violinist, will
be Introduced to this city. About the
end of the month Madame Schumann.
lielnk, undoubtedly the greatest and
The council consumed about two
hours In discussing the terms of the
advertisement for bids, particularly In
relation to the responsibility of the
contractor as to the wearing qualities
and satisfactory duty of the machin
ery, and when the bids had finally
been called for, to be opened Decem
ber 1, the members were ready to go
home. The ordinances were put over
to a meeting to be called by the
mayor.
The pumps form one oí the most
Important parts of the new sewer
system .and under the contract with
Glass & Flacher the city is required to
Special Announcement
' -J. 3
During our recent visit to the east we
secured some exceptionally fine lines
of Suits and Overcoats for Men, Young
Men and Boys, In our
HART, SCH HEFNER & MARX
line we are showing all the new grey
effects in Suits and Overcoats and have
placed on sale some 8 or 1 0 new styles
Special in Suits and Overcoats
During the next ten days we offer 1 00
choice Suits and Overcoats, fully guar
anteed as to style and quality.
At $14.00, $15.00 and $18.00
These goods are worth up to $24.00
and are well worth seeing. We also
have some bier values in Sweater
tS
Coats, Shirts, Ties and other Fur
nishings. Call and see our new styles
and compare prices. We want to show
you, whether you purchase or not.
SIMON STERN
The Central Avenue Clothier
Nothing Starts Your Blood to Circulating these cool mornings
like a good American Block Coal fire. We have
The American Block Coal
AZTEC FUEL CO. PHONE 251
SCHOOL FUND IS
APPORTIONED
' . furnish them, the contractors fur
noro'oTth.;; .ion. bu, whát ""' the pumping pit. There are
will be a distinct event In the social
as well as the musical annals of the
city.
'Ist we forget' the season
tickets, five dollars for tbe three
vents, arc n sale at Matson's, where
subscribers are requested to call Im
mediately and make their reserva
tions.
to be two ten-inch pumps, iour
three-Inch pumps, two four-tnen
pumps and two five-inch pumps, ten
in all.
The council allowed a bill covering
part payment to Kngineer Samuel .m.
Ora y and bis assistant. Mr. Leland,
covering fees anil traveling expenses,
and adjourned.
Special Reductions on all Trimmed Hats
during this week. All the latest shapes
and styles included.
alATTHFW IIOWKI.I 50J Weal Cratral Tense, Arbaqarrqee.
WE HAMH.K A FIXE tIXE OF
FIIKSII AM) CANXF.D t'lU'ITS.
II'IIOXE IS VOI U OIUJEIl. F. O.
l'KATT CO, 214 S. SECOND ST.
PHON E S.
CALL"!
The Matthew Dairy & Supply Co.
0 N. Fourth rt-, where milk does
coree In cmtect i the nsnd
tinül It rea-! the cor.imr. I'hona
iZO ror strictly sanitary milk andcrttm
JOHNSON WORKING TO
SETTLE CAR CONTROVERSY
Cleveland. Xov. S. Mayor Johnson
held a conference with his traction
xperts today and made arrangements
to expedite the settlement of the
street railway controversy. He ex
presad th,. desire to have the pro
pon. .1 franchise ordinance passed as
soon as possible. It is the desire of
Mavor Johnson to conclude all nego
tiations before January I. when his
successor will take office.
Over Six Thousand Dollars Dis
tributed Which Makes Rate
Per Scholar for October
Eighty Cents.
I, Andrew B. Btroup, superintendent
Of schools for said county, do hereby
certify that I have duly apportioned
the school fund of said county on this
9th day of October, 1909. The
amount of money subject to auch ap
portionment is Six Thousand One
Hundred and Forty-Six and 40-100 1
(16146.40). The total number of
persons of school age is 7(!S3. The
rate per scholar Is .80, which is ap
portioned to the several school dis
tricts as below:
Number of
Scholars,
... SS7
. . . 74
Claud Hutto
Stenographer
and Notary Public
117 1-2 W. Gold
Phone 898.
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The ladies of the First M. E
Church will give a tea. home-cooking
and apron n!e ut !'. W. W.
ong'. sift Perk avnu. Stril
fternoon. Nuvvnibet .
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A. I!. STUOrp.
County Superintendent
Amount.
309. AO
59.20
145.60
81.60
302. 40
221 .60
49.60
92.00
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40 . no !
151 .20
2x39.20
903 . 20
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114.40
3S.40
72 . Hit
26. 40
1 9 . 20
29.60
4X.80
96.00
80.00
37.60
HAVE
PORTER & NEFF
Develop and Print Your Filma sad
I'lates Superior Work .at .Uat
Standard Scale of Prioca
PHO.YE 435. S2 W. GOLD
.CaU l'p.
New Mexico Cleaners
Dyers and Hatters
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Sl WEST GOM.
PHONE 1U3
FINED FOR CONSPIRACY
TO DEFRAUD GOVERNMENT
TO THOSE WHO WEAR TlRV-
imWV CTHJ.ARS OI' 11 XIAV SOTH 1 WaiaIell was
iEXTlHY OM.I.Mt SIIAPKR (!'
FEKS THE PEHt-ECTlOX OF OOlj
I.AH CDMItlKT. IHKSXT CTi U'K
THEM. riTIIEli; AND LETS THE
TIE SMI F.ST. IMPERIAL LAIN
WIT CO., PHONE 148.
Foe
Los Angeles. Nov. 5. Hiram W.
Blaisdell, a mining engineer Who was
indietud by the federal grand jiT'
on a charge of having conspired t
defraud the government of lands in
Imperial valley, pleaded guilty in the
Liiit.-c .Mau-s .mil today and al'
tilted J4H00 by Juoge Wellborn.
Tosether with Arthur H. Kemper,
Paul H McPher-in and F. C. Paulson.
indicted on fourteen
separate counts. The other thirteen
counts were dismissed today
Kemper pleaded guilty a month
ago and was fined, and McPherrln
and Paulson are "et to be tried.
Rale Pawner .,.. ,TKJ::'TTT.a. 1" "
csr; a bernl.- Tu. iv .., -..- . ' "7. .
Folev'a Honev and Tar cures eoufH
ortcklv. strngth.n th lungs and '
in a y:-
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iow r ackat-e- J- H- O ItieUy Co.