Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-11


has had much practical experience IN the
DIN r'nt branches Of engineering and
ub .d mIte a comp tent su-
p.t.nteudeHt tor the school OF Mines.
Charles Gruner, the scientific carver at
the Blanchard Meat ana supply company.
hiss returned from his vacation at the
Jemez aud Sulphur hot springs. He is a
very observing gentleman, and gives 1t
out emphaticaily tina, the waters Of the
Jemez hot springs cannot be excelled for
their medicinal qualities. He was all
Though the mountains theresbouts, and
proprey 10 write an article Tor some
eastern magazine on the sublime scenery
OF the j-m-z mountains.
A. Harsch, who returned from Coyote
this mUfning, states thai thu old road Is
still Ia an impossible condition In sew.
eral places, but that the new road Is
again o. for travel Hundreds Of loads
OF wood are being taken out Of the can.
yon now. The heavy rain storm Of Sun
day washed down abundant quantities Of
wood from The tops Of the mountains TO
low places where 1t a be easily secured.
The improvements being made In the
interior OF the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception are progressing rapidly under
this direction OF Architect X. b. Cristy.
Judging from the appearance Of the
church IN the present unfinished state Of
improvements. IL ia safe 70 predict that
when they are completed the interior Of
the church will present a scene highly
pleasing to the eye.
Miss Alderman usually gets $50 each
for her valuable lectures, but she sees 90
TO give our union aud Its friends here
lectures free. On Sunday night her sub
ject Is The Christian Temperance Work
ia Foreign Lands and tha World Thro' a
wOman's Eyes" Monday night she will
talk on q patriotic subject that will In
terest every one.
A cablegramfrOm Miss Claude Albright,
received by her father. states that she
arrived safe 10 Paris August : and Ia
again receiving instruction from Madame
De Ia Grange, the famous teacher OF
prima donnas. Mrs. J. @. Albright will
return from New York this evening, where
she babe her daughter farewell.
Conductor s. d. Heady came down to-
day for the FIRST time since he was laid
ny by the injuries which he received in
the st. Joseph wreck. Mrs. Heady, who
was visiting at Congress, Ariz when the
wreck occurred. will return home this
evening.
Hon. Neill b. Field, the well-known and
popular attorney Of the new ArmijO
building, returned from Santa Ne last
night. where he transacted important
business before the territorial supreme
court.
The Albuquerque boys In the Klondike
country are now on their way down the
Yukon river. Letters recently received
from them state that they are enjoying
their usual health.
Conductor D. Gatchell, OF Las Vegas
Ia taking q lay-Ofi. on account OF the
sickness Of his son. I'd. stimmel il the
conductor in his stead betweeen this city
and La Junta.
What 80 cents will buy at X l.. Wash
burn & Co.'S: One 1ne unlaundried
white shirt with linen bosom. made by
Cluett, Coon Il Co.
The electric fans low operated in San
Ia Fe route dining cars are desirable and
s%easonabie accessories to an already un-
surpassed service.
The Kimball piano received highest
honOrs at the Worlds Fair. See the fine
display OF Kimball pianos at The Whit
son Music Store.
Turkish towels, linen towels, table
linen, sheets, etc, al prices which ought
to make you lay in a supply. Rosen-
wald Bros.
A fine line of Opera slippers from
800 to $3.50 per pair at the Green
Front Shoe Store. Railroad avenue, VIM.
Chaplain.
Cooked corned beef, home manufacture,
10 cents per pound, Blanchard Meat and
Supply Company.
Spanish mackeral, tom cod, sea bass,
king fish, perch and smelt at the SAN
JOSH MARKET.
Anehovies in bulk sold by the pint or
gallon at the SAN JOSE MARKET.
Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
Fine china and glassware. whitney
Co.
New bicycles at Futrelle's only S25.
Lamps and trimmers. Whitney Co.