Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-30


. mounting to several hundred thousands
OF dollars. THE CITIZEN c~ongratulates
the young gentleman. and hopes that he
will make good use Of his fortune.
3 IN hing must be- done to regulate
the mail facilities out west. IL seems
almost impossible Tor subscribers IN
towns along the santa Ne Pacific TO get
their papers regularly, aud they attribute
the fault TO the fact that the mails are
usually carried past the towns intended.
showing cOuclusiyply that some one on
the trains are responsible.
l.. Armer and wife. who came here
several DAYS HgO and registered At
Sturgrs' European, this morning re-
novel TO the cottage No. 42O on south
Arno street. Nr. Armer Is a tailor by
trade. and will probably locate per.
mauently in this city.
Louts Huning. the Los Lunss sheep
raiser, came In from the south last night,
and met here J r. Manly, the Trinidad
Colo } buyer, The gentlemen are In m.
ference to-day, which will result In Mr..
Manly purchasing from Mr.. Huning sew
eral thousand sheep.
W. n. Kremis, daughter and son, who
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last night, and continued on to San Mar
cisl this morning Mr. Kremis conducts
4 drug store AZ Springer and another at
San Marcial.
The coolest place 10 visit, now that
II II q positive fact that the hall will be
kept cool with electric fans, IL the Or
chestrion hall in old town this evening.
Music by the OrchestriOn and grama-
phone.
Pat Powers, the section foreman who
Was accused and arrested on the charge OF
carrying dead" men on his payroll, had
hia trial before Justice Lopez, at Las
Cruces. the other day. and was discharged.
On account OF the sickness Of her hus
band. Mrs. b. Halderman, who was on a
visit TO her old home in Indiana, returned
10 the city last night. Mr. Halderman IL
the south Second street tailor.
l.. 7. Delaney and T. c.. Delaney, broth.
ers, left last night for Thornton, and
from there they will take the Trimble
stage for the Sulphur hot springs. They
will be absent several weeks.
T. X. Culley. who ia looking after the
Cnlley end Of the Insurance and real
81 ate OF Culley n Armijo, will take n
hort vacation. He left last night for
the Las Vegas hot springs.
Call at z 4iger's Cafe this evening and
listen 10 several interesting nah stories,
just received from Hubb Leeds, who Ia
now fishing on the San Antonio In the
JemeE mountains.
VIC. Butman has resigned a. collector
OF the Whitney company, and a young
gentleman named W. h. Francis will take
his position. The resignation takes effect
August 1st.
Mrs. Vim. Russell. Mrs. Fred Diamond
and Mrs. Harry Russell will go 10 Mr..
Russelps ranch In the Sandia mountains,
where they will remain several weeks.
G Pulllam, late holding first chair In
Buffers barber shop, Ia now at O'Brien's
shop In the Palmer house, First street,
where his friends are invited 70 call.
The Optic says: "Miss Bertha wizer,
who had been visiting the family OF John
T Atkins for the past month. left on the
afternoon train for Albuquerque"
what Did Dewey DO to Them" "0ur
Flag, the Red, White and Blue" war
Songs Of '98." Three late war songs for
al, at wilson's Music Store.
Biggest sale that has ever taken place
at the biggest store. Prices made that
Won never heard Of. Only at the Golden
Dry Goods company.
The regular meals at Macs Cafe, on
north Third street, are gaining In popu-
larity every DAY. He will serve a fine
dinner TO morrow.
Mrs. G. o. Cushman and sister, Miss
lizzie Hughes. to-day went TO Camp
Nhitcomb, where they will remain sew.
eral days.
We have Just received a full line Of
81 30 and $500 ladies' fine Oxford and
high shoes. Give US a call. A. Simpler
& Co.
A new line OF fine quality stock ribbon
In No. 40, 80 and 80 widths. worth up Ia
SOC. a yard; special at Zoe. at the Econo
mist.
Vim. Il. TOmpkins and X. G.. Pound,
two gentlemen from Chicago, are at the
Hotel Highland, arriving last night.
All clerks OF the city ought to attend
the meeting at Rupees drug store to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
"HenTy's Place" will delight ia patrons
this evening with fine music aud free
lunch. Everybody IL invited.
frank Rudd, a dispatcher OF the Santa
Fe railway at Las Vegas. Is In town on q
visit TO his family.
Fire sale OF lace curtains and pOrtieres
at May Il Faber's, Gold avenue, next Il
CITIZEN office.
Cool and comfortable dining cars OF
Santa Fe route are obtained by use Oi
electric fans.
The "lre sales" continue. and crowds Of
country people are noticed In the city
daily.
Fire sale Of carpets at May & Faber's
Gold avenue, next TO CITIZEN office.
Native wine (red or white), 70 cents
per gallon, at A. LOmbardO's.
For a good Sunday dinner call at Macs
Cafe. on north Third street.
Lamps and trimmings. whitney Co
New bicycles al Futrelle's OnIy S9b.