Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-05


Undoubtedly good place 10 spend Il
morrow afternoon will be at 0rchestrlon
hall, where the children OF the school Al
Alameda will present q play entitled
adam and Eve" which will be unique
and cannot fail to be interesting. The
proceeds will be devoted "a
keeping the school at Alameda
open longer than the present con.
dition OF the funds will permit. This
is worthy cause, which all friends OF
education will feel disposed 10 assist.
The sixty days advertisement Of the
application for patent ON the AlbemArle
group OF mines In the Cochiti district ex.
pired Friday. After that day, says the
New Mexican. upon filing the required
proof OF publication and paying 81 an
acre for the land embraced In the claims.
the owners will be entitled 10 receivers
receipts for the valuable properties.
There was only one offender 10 appear
before Justice Crawford this forenoon,
Lucius Merritt, q cOl0red man charged
with VagTaney. He has been around the
city for a couple OF weeks with no visible
means OF support, and making up for
their absence by begging. He was given
ten days on the street gang, which will
complete officer ROssi's crew.
Frank W. Tarbell, the ranchman about
seven miles above the city, Ia still very
sick man. His wife called at this Office
this afternoon, and stated that Mr.. Tar
bell IL almost bed-ridden from q stroke
OF paralysis which he suffered a few
weeks ago, and again, said Mrs. Tarbell,
we are poor and have very little TO sub
sist upon"
BY reference to the program Of the
Union Memorial Services published
elsewhere, IL will be seen that Miss Al
bright will sing "HOme, Sweet Home"
This song will be rendered at the request
OF the WOman's Christian Temperance
union and many other friends OF Miss
Albright.
County superintendent OF Schools B.
+. Perea, visited the schools OF Los Pa
dillas, Ranches de Atrisco and Los Grie-
gOs this week and was pleased to find
them In good condition. The school at
Thornton had 10 be closed for the reason
that most OF the children are sick with
the measles.
Solomon Boiler will open a saloon At
Bland In few days. He was In town
several days ago, and purchased several
hundred dollars worth OF goods from
Bachechi q GiOmi, paying cash down
Mr.. GlOmi. who recently returned from
Bland, states that the town is booming
No words Of ours can add TO the at
fractions OF our early spring shipment OF
boys and little fellows clothing. They
are made OF the best materials and by
good tailOrs, and do not cost any more
than inferior goods. For a boys suit see
K. l.. WashburD q Co.
A. II. McDermott, charged with rob-
blng the depot at MagdRlena, waived ex-
animation before Justice James 0'Neill
at SOcOrrO this week and was bound over
to the grand Jury with bail fixed at
$1,000 which he failed 10 furnish.
Why pay sl5 and up for suit, when
you can get same quality suit made up
TO measure at the Racket for Gil and up.
Pants, t3 and up. Fit, style and work
manship guaranteed. Call and see the
best line OF samples you ever saw.
The two boys charged with stealth
coal from the Crescent Coal company
had their hearing before Justice Ribble
this afternoon. Both pleaded guilty and
and were fined : and costs, making the
iuiA pliA W. nhiph thoJ patu'
The proof Of q good dinner like
that Of the pudding Is in the eating
thereof. The reputation OF our Sunday
dinners has spread over the city. Some
say "lt's like mother used 10 cook" Mrs.
Rnmmel, Gold avenue,
Miss Eliza MarmOn, daughter OF Col.
W. e. MarmOn, will 90 10 the Haskell in.
stitnte, Lawrence, Kan, for two years
normal course. She has been at the local
Indian school for sometime as one OF the
teachers,
A postal card from Rev. Mary j. Borden
states that she has left ChacOn, where she
was on visit 10 her daughter, and Ia
now at Las Vegas.
Swiss honey In bottles, 20 cents;
Cross q BlRckwells pure matted vinegar,
20 and 90 cents bottle. The Jaffa Gro
Gerry company.
Mrs. Donthirt, on south ArnO street, ls
entertaining the Equestrian club this
afternoon.