Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-13

mains by Undsrtaker Montfort last niQht
and the body, with the grief-stricken
parents, will reach here tonight. The
funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon
at the Highland Methodist church.
NJ. Clusters. statistical correspondent OF
the department OF agriculture for this
county, will gratefully acknowledge any
information communicated to him con.
corning crops in this county; especially
such Information a. relates TO particular
failure or success Of certain crops. in
creased acreage planted in any locality.
new cereals or root crops experimental
with, new varieties Of fruit, condition OF
the stock range, increase or decrease Of
number OF sheep and cattle on the range.
etc Address NJ. Clusters, Albuquerque.
The young people Of 81. Vlncents
academy are making great preparations
for the commencement exercises to be
given on Wednesday evening. There
will, in all probability, be a large at
tendance, as many tickets have already
been sold. Among the features Of the
entertainment will be a sword drill by
the boys Of No. 2 room, and the tableau
piece, "Tenting," by the boys Of No. 3.
Hon. 7. N. wilkerson will deliver an nd.
dress.
Hon. +. A. Manzanares, OK. territorial
delegate to congress and one Of the popu.
lar democratic politicians OF San Miguel
county, is in the city, and can be found
at StuTges' European. He IL here on bus
inels, which he expects TO conclude to-
day, 30 as TO return north this evening
He il liable, however, to change his
mind. and visit his interests at sOcorro
TO- morrow morning.
The Cundif C%ineograph company en-
tertainment proved a big drawing card
at the 0rchestrion hall yesterday after
noon, and the scene presented, on AN
vas, we're we'll received by those present.
The entertainment in the evening was
also literally attended.
Miss Gertrude Bartlett, who spent the
winter months in this city and made
many pleasant friends, returned 10 her
home in Kansas City last night. Several
friends were Mt the depot TO see her safely
on the train.
Mrs. W. II. Mills, after spending several
months very pleasantly In this city, start
cd on her return 10 her home at New
Haven, Conn, last night. While here
she was the guest OF her relative. W. II.
Matson, ST..
Edward Henry, the well-known Las
Vegas insurance adj uster, il again in the
city, and hopes to arrive at some salts
factory adjustment Of the recent Lock.
hart Ores In q few days.
Mrs. George L.. Hopping and children,
family Of the job room foreman OF the
Democrat, have departed for White Oaks,
where they will visit relatives and friends
for several months.
G. 7. Springer, who has been on a
business trip to Arizona, Ia again in the
city. He Is the southwestern representa-
tive Of the Columbia Building and Loan
association.
Miss Ella ID. Coltrane. one OF the public
school teachers OF the city, will leave to-
night for Colorado, where she will spend
her vacation with relatives and friends.
Mrs. william Heyerford, wife OF the
carpenter, will leave In a few days for
Tome, Valencia county. where she will
visit her sister, Mrs, Henry Gleason.
p. j. MeGinnis, the general claim
agent OF the Santa Fe Pacific and South
ern California, is in the city to-day, ar.
irving last night from the west.
The WOman's Relief Corps will hold
one Of its monthly camp fires ON Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. sherwood,
COG Aeequia street.
T. ID. Baxter and sister, health seekers
from Altoona, Penn. are at the Hotel
Highland. They will probably remain
here indefinitely.
II. ID. Walcott, OF Hutchinson, Kansas,
Is In the city. He is a cattle buyer, and
Is being shown the city by VIM. Farr.
p. j. Powers, who was west on a visit,
has returned to the city. He reports
having had a most pleasant time.
George Lewis is at the county jail suf-
fering from an attack OF pneumonia.
Lewis says he Is a railroad man.
s, A. McMurray, representing a whole
sale liquor establishment Of Louisville,
Ky, is at sturges' European.
W. Martin and family, Of st. Louis,
are at sturges' European, coming in
from the north last night.
ID. W. Pearce, coming in from Cerril.
lOa laat night. IL nj SturOaa' E~urNnaan