Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-11


the law Office Of Collier q Marion. Judge
Cruupacker stated before leaving Tor
Sol. Luna's ranch that he would return
on Friday Of this week when he would
in some day next week for hearing the
ditch case.
Frank de Thoms. the spanish and Ger
man editor, has a great collection OF an
Client books, and he is quietly disposing
OF them 10 his friends. Day before yes
terday he sold an old book 20 George NJ.
Cundih. Il was printed on rice paper In
Manila, Philippine islands, In 1880, aud
contains the rituallof the spanish monks.
At this present time, the ancient book is
very valuable. IL can be seen at the
store OF o. A. Matson Il Co, on Railroad
avenue.
Rev. r. NJ. Craig, synodical missionary
for the Presbyterian church In New Mex.
leo. left last night Tor kansas City, being
on his way 10 Win ins, ILL.,, where the
general assembly q. the Presbyterian
church meets May 49, % which he Is o
delegate from here. lie also expects 10
visit his old home Ia Canada before re-
turning 10 the field OF bis labOrs.
Lieut.. y. N. Savage and four men Of
Company II. Fifteenth infantry, and four
soldiers OF Troops c. and r., Seventh cav
airy, United States army, we're on
the north bound passenger train last
night, en- route from Fort Grant 10 Pue-
bio, Colo. A recruiting office will be
opened at the latter city, and Lieut.. Say
age will have charge OF H.
A short time ago A. ID. johnson sent
the specifications for some work 20 be
done at the local government Indian
10 Washington and they we're returned
yesterday marked approved" Mr.. John.
son will commence on his contract at the
school In a short time. At present he IL
boring twelve wells for the Water Supply
company.
Vim. Cook, the foreman OF the Albu.
quefque Foundry and Machine Works,
shipped his three year-Old trotting stall.
lion, Nd. Bennett, 20 Colorado Springs,
Colo, yesterday, where he Is expected 10
carry the Albuquerque colOrs 10 the front
In his FIRST trOtting race. George Green
will have charge Of Nd. Bennett.
The Commercial club will hold a meet
ing next Saturday night when IL is ex-
peeted that the committee having the
sugar beet proposition in hand will make
a report showing the result OF their la
bOrs among the farmers In securing
guarantees OF acreage for sugar beet cul-
ture.
Th0s. NJ. Hedden, the son OF Mrs. A. II.
Myers, OF this city. was with Dewey on
the Olympia during the battle Of Manila.
He left here 10 Join the navy about six
years ago and only a few months ago he
was transferred from the Yorktown 10
the Olympia.
II. s. NOnes, who represents the Tray
elers' Insurance company, Is at home
from a trip over the Santa re Pacific.
He represents the excitement over the
war at fever heat, and everybody anxious
10 go to the 'front.'
William Taylor, who has been peddling
some small wire wares around for a
few days, was found guilty OF gagrancy
by Justice Crawford to-day and given ten
days on the street gang.
Just received a large assignment Of
lne California Grape brandy, spring '02,
which we will sell 10 saloon keepers at
s2.25 per gallon. Original package. o.
Bachechi h g. Giomi.
The professional card OF p. Il. Harroun
appears In THB CITIZEN. Mr.. Harroun
Is n OF the best civil engineers and
surveyors In the country, and he will do
we'll In this city,
Mrs. Geo. c. Smith, who has been re-
siding in the city the past year or 20, Ia
now In Blani, OF a visit 10 her husband,
who Is mining In the COch III district. :.
Chas. Conroy has accepted q good posi-
ton At A. j. Maloy's popular grocery
store, on Railroad avenue. where he
would like TO meet all his old friends.
Would like a few more pupils In elOcu-
ton, voice building and dramatic read
ing. For further particulars call at the
WhitsOn Music company.
Warm weather hasn't come In reality
yet, but don't worry, it's coming. Be
prepared; now IL your chance. Our special
sale. ROsenwald Bros.
Gentlemen who wish 10 dress with taste
should examine our blue serge suits at
1885, sold by others from S1S TO $50.
*. l.. Washburn q Co.
The Congregational Aid society will
meet at the residence OF Mrs. VIM. Farr
SOB North Second street, Thursday az.
teInOOn, NJ . o CLOCK.
When you get tired OF buying the boy
shoes that don't wear. try X. l.. Wash
burn Il Co.'S Marvel" wear resisters, at
81 so.
II Is impossible 10 make a mistake In
your spring buying. IL you select from
the great fair priced stock OF The Econo-
mist.
Slug 5 Of THE CITIZENS composing
room, A. Il Bacus. Is laid up for repairs.
He Ia suffering with tonsilitis.
Go 10 Mrs. Wilson's, and see II you
can't hnd what you want. No. 21S south
Second street.
Read A. LOmbardO's advertisement and
take advantage Of the low prices.
Novelties In a queensware depart.
ment. whitney Co.
Lamps and trimmings. Whitney Co.
Ladies' ribbed vests for 31fe at Ilfeld's.