Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-06

reached an advanced stage with him be-
fore seeking the health giving cline Of
the Rocky mountain country.
Jack Holland. n well-known territorial
base ball player, who has been In half a
dozen clubs throughout New Mexico and
who Is considered n Of the heavy bat
tiers, surprised his friends by arriving
here saturday night. Jack left last fall
for Dallas, Texas, where he Joined the
club Of that city, and on its transfer to
Joplin, Mo-, he went along TO Missouri.
He states that Fred. Raymer, who also
accompanied the Dallas players to Jop
lin, will return 10 Albuquerque in a few
days.
Capt. VIM. French, the big cattle
raiser OF Grant county, continued south
10 Silver City on Sunday morning. lie
has just returned from Colfax county,
where he shipped there 1000 head OF
yearllngs and 2 year. old steers on Fri
day last. This makes over 5000 addi-
tional head the W. 8. Cattle company, OF
which Captain French is manager. has
shipped to Colfax county from their
southern ranges to their large pastures
In that county.
Noa Ilfeld, Of "The Big Store" was a
passenger for Santa Ne last Saturday
night, where on Sunday he attended the
celebration Of the engagement Of Miss
Belle Ilfeld. Of that city, to Capt I. Bach
arach, a merchant Of Las Vegas. the an
nouncement OF this engagement being
made In the columns OF The CITIZEN last
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. HELD will re-
turn to his Albuquerque business and
home this evening.
Charles Mausard and wife packed their
trunks last Saturday and left that even
ing for the Omaha Trans. Mississippi ex-
position, where they will help Commits
sloner Lesson TO talk up the wonderful
resources Of New Mexico for several
weeks, after which they will continue
farther east, taking In all the principal
cities and seaports Of the Atlantic coast.
They expect to be absent about six weeks.
Mrs. Hswley must know by this after
noon, 30 II is learned, how many guests
she Is expected 10 prepare for at the Uni
yersity Alumni banquet, which Is down
on the list 10 take place at her home on
the corner OF Third street and Silver
avenue. Those having received invita-
tions should at once notify Miss Mabel
Alger.
]. Il. Eddy, the railroad builder-in
fact, the high mOgul operating the HI
Paso n Northeastern railroad-came in
from the north last Saturday night and
continued south 10 III Paso yesterday
morning. From there he will take a trip
over the new line, now In course OF con-
struction, and thence to the Pecos coun-
try.
II cannot tell you anything new about
the Milagros gold mines out In He'll can
yon." said W.. @. Saunders, "but the com.
pany really expects To begin active oper-
atoms In a very short time" Mr..
Saunders has Just returned from Trini-
dad. Colo, where he had been In consul
tation with the officers Of the company.
The Animstascope company, which.
with the Cundiff %Cineograph company.
made a three nights stand at the opera
house, will leave this evening for Santa
Fe, where they will give several enter
tainments. The Cundif company will
no doubt be ready 10 20 on the road
sometime next week.
Mrs. W. II. Center. Of south Third
street, expects her uncle and cousin, 8.
s. PeltOn and Mrs. Charles futile, to-
night on the eastern train. The lady
and gentleman are residents Of Wood
blne, Iowa, and will spend the summer
with their relatives here.
On Thursday evening, the n ual
meeting Of the Commercial club will be
held, and o. N. Marion, president OF the
club, would be pleased to see present q
large number Of the members. He will
read his report Of the work done by the
cruz tne past year.
The High school graduates have been
photographed in their pretty and appro-
pirate graduating costumes. They APP
peared at Voorhees, gallery last satur-
day afternoon and the photos of the five
young ladies will soon be ready for
friends.
Jacob Korber, the popular senior mem
Der Of the firm Of Jacob KOrber Il Co.,
wagon makers, was a passenger for
Santa Ne last Saturday night, where he
enjoyed the Sabbath and TO day. He will
return to the city this evening.
Mrs. John Mann and Mrs. Henry Mann,
two sisters. were pleased last Saturday
night to welcome their mother, Mrs.
Maerkel, who arrived from Mascoutah,
III. The old lady is here TO spend the
summer with her daughters.
Wallace Bowie and Miss Annie Bowie,
children OF Hon. Alex. Bowie, and Will.
Cunningham returned to their homes at
Gallup last Saturday night. They were
here as students at the New Mexico uni
yersity.
: The Needles Rye says; Edward DAILY.
an old timer at the railroad shops, left
Tuesday evening for Albuquerque, He
is suffering from rheumatism and will
be a visitor at the company hospital.
Capt. I'D. Spitz. the cashier and Occa-
siOnRl outside rustler for Ilteld Bros, re-
turned from q business trip up north
last Saturday evening.