Albuquerque Citizen, 1909-08-31

fore him. Supreme court ut Santa Fe closed yesterday. Among Ihe new suits filed today was one for divorce brought by James T. Keogh, a well known traveling sales salesman, - man, salesman, against his wife, Piarl Keogh formerly of this city, but now living In St. Iuis. The fall td in of curt will open September 2a. The 1'nlted States Juries and tin- territorial grand are made returnable on thai date, nn 1 the territorial petit Jury will be en lied a week later. District Clerk Veiiable si. id today the indications are that t.n t.n-dvll - dvll t.n-dvll docket would be tin- biggest ' i.ny term of court ever held In the i. unity. Thirty-six cases are already docketed for trial. .Following are the Cnited Sta'-s juries; I'. S. Petit .lull. Ramon Jaraniillo. Canon .1,- Jam.-z; J. F. R iv in v. Albuquerque; Jose IVn IVn-Ito - Ito IVn-Ito liilego, AUme.ia; ii. 11. Stevenson, (iallup: Valentin I '. do Rani. Co. liiti; J. M. Moore, J. R. White. Albuquer Albuquerque; - que; Albuquerque; Solomon Chaves. Alameda; Luis I'libillli, AlhllqUorquc; Perfector llei llei-rera. - rera. llei-rera. Alrisco; Uaiiiel Iwgan. Fred McSpurron, liallup; Ira llacn. Daniel Apodaea. It. A. Stamm. Sett Khight. Albuquerque; A-lolfo (iaicla. Alame Alameda; - da; Alameda; Francisco Nuan.-s Ti.l.-ras: U-iil-li-riuo Luceio. Coehifi: 'Einil Cblf.-ld.-r.

as well as secure tho franchise from the city at Uie meeting of the n.-xl council lli following route was con considered' - sidered' considered' as the moAt plausible of tm many suggested: Terminal, between Fifth and Sixth streets on tiold avenue, east on (Jold to First street street-north - north street-north on First street to Tljeras ran I. east across the Santa Fe tracks to Edith street, thence south to the city limit. Col. Sell. rs. in a trial trip over the proposi J Tout.- in his automobile yes yesterday - terday yesterday afternoon, found the exact distance to be 1 3-5 miles. at:-ordlng ti the speedometer on his machine, and with stops at reasonable intervals at crossings lie found the trip con consumed - sumed consumed 1-2 minutes' time. This was made at the average sp. e.l of 12 mMcs an hour a Is required of the street cars of the city. The franchise is now being prepared and it is lh. eight will be r ady for the approval of the committer in charge at a in. -i ting which has been called for tomorrow afternoon at J 30 o'clock. Tin- fran franchise - chise franchise will be what is k"own as u "blanket franchise" and will cover the entire lily s . that any streets, ix.epi Hit oin-s now In use by the Albuq ier ier-que - que ier-que Tva "tioii company, may be utilized.

westbound Pitt-burg & Northern ex express - press express on the 1 .-nnsylvanla railroad al Lewiston Narrow. right miles euHt Of here, at i o'clock tliin morning, robbed the expnss car of tl.OUU and escaped to the mountains. The roo roo-ber - ber roo-ber was forced to leave $5,000 In bullion on the mountain bide, where the fireman of th-j train had been forced to carry It. the passengers having appeared armed and ready to give battle. The train consisted of two engines, three express cars and two sleepers. A signul cap piaced on the track brought the train to a stop and En Engineers - gineers Engineers John Ijonsc and Balzer Reahm, on alighting from their cabs, were Ctnfronted by a masked man with revolver, who ordered "Hand up." Conductor 1. It. Poffenbergcr came up and, taking in the situation, tart tart-ed - ed tart-ed on the run for the rear of the train. The robber fired five shots at him, one taking effect In his right hand. He then ordered the express car opened and threatened to blow It -with dynamit'- if he was not obey obeyed. - ed. obeyed. The cur was opened and at the direction of the jobber several money bags Were lai-ial to ihe Hid. Jbt'' rhe track.

street car system, seems assured from ' the fact that already many of thu 'Highland residents have stepped for for-'ward - 'ward for-'ward and offered liberal subscription. ! for stock. Rut little doubt exists in , the minds of those Interested in the new project as to the outcome and so far the committee hag met with most encouraging results on the canvas of the residents along the proposed route as, well us other advocates of the n. w street cur system. The opportunity for the people of the Highlands t secure a means of travel Into thu heart of the downtown district. Is here an I from nil indications thiy will do all In their power to boost the proj.os. proj.os.-tlon. - tlon. proj.os.-tlon. At the meeting of the Usance com committee, - mittee, committee, which was also delegated . select the route of the proposed lln

Mayor Felix Lester was selec'ed as legal adviser for the -New Mexico Automobile association at a meeting of the executive board in the offices of P. K. H. Sellerw last evening, lit which the following were present: V. K. U. Sellers, president; L. (!. Rice, treasurer; 1. N. Combs, secretary, and Herbert Itrooks. ex-secretary. The meeting was called for the pur pur-I - I pur-I use of drafting the constitution and by-laws for the club, which will be printed and distributed among thf m.-mbei'M of the association as will ar. all other owners of autos through throughout - out throughout the territory. The work was fin finished - ished finished and will be printed within the next few days. 1. H. Cox and Dr. .1. H Wroth wet. elected as members of the board of ..cutors to aid the present oflieers in their work.

TRAIN ARRIVA. & JQUERQIJ WKATHElt FOR TX AST. Wj,. a . ro 4 5.50 p. m. to . . . - IVnrer, A tiff. 81. Foe Albnqnertpaa ml Mnltjri Slxmrrs tonight or Wednesday. 7 10. 55 v. iu- No. 8 6.40 p. m. WE GETT THE NEWS FIRST ALBUQUERQUE. NEW MEXICO. TUESDAY. AUGUSTVJ1. 1909. NUMBER 195 VOLUME 24. RED GROSS SOCIETY SEVEN CHILDREN DIE a lone mvm robbed train ii English Lords Captivated By Pretty American Chorus Girls ASKS HELP FOR FLOOD KICTIIIS IN A HOME

larni in ' '.I. -mini. . a suburb of this city. ha. purchased 21 coats for his i",IHll held of COWS. The two attendants w hose sole (In (Into - to (Into s are to look after tin- entile place lb..- coverings on then every morn morning - ing morning to protect Hum from tiles. The teeth of ciicll blooded Jets. .-it.- brush, d three times dailv. This departure in dairy farming is said t result in betl. r health and b. Her milk.

Beginning his railroad career in tin- engineering depurimeiit and ad advancing - vancing advancing naturally Into the' operating department, Julius Kruttschnltt, otic of Hanlman's four chief lieutenant-, an ofllclal who draws a 50,ooo sal salary - ary salary for keeping a weather eye on the workings of the vast railroad sys system,: - tem,: system,: ta peculiarly well qualified t f t Id dow n his Job.