Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-10

A beautiful line OF leather belts are
among the early arrivals at Fields. See
window
II you have been waiting for the ney
spring hats You can procure them a. y.
l.. Nashburn " Co.'s
Do not fail to see the Harrison com
pany In Teddy O'Malley" at the Or
ohestri0n hall tonight.
Patrick Walsh. general baggage r,as
ter for the santa fe system, reached the
city on the limited to day.
Just arrived, the finest line OF ladies'
tailor made suits ever brought 10 Albu-
querque. See window display. Il. l,feld
" Co.
The limited arrived today about ten
minutes behind time. There were
eighty through passengers on board for
California.
l.. ] Strauss and II. X. Scott, register
ing from Albuquerque, were In nj Paso
on Tuesday. Mr. Strauss returned 10 the
city last night.
Cade Selyy, special officer on the Santa
fe Pacific. aud Frank Harris, llling the
same position ON the Santa fe, are In
the territorial metropolis to-day.
L. X. Culley and David j. Smyth. popu
lar young men Of this city. left last night
Tor Santa ke, where they will attend the
closing sessions OF the Legislature.
Frank B. Mcclure. the opera honss
builder, Ia even more good natured u "A
usual these days, the arrival OF q g.ri
baby In the family being the cause OF his
happy frame OF mind.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Congre.
gatiOnsl church held very interesting
meeting nt the church yesterday after.
noon. The ladies worked on the auto.
graph" Quilt for some time, after which
refreshments OF ice cream and cake we're
served.
Andy Steele, who has charge OF Division
superintendent Denair's special, No. 95
IL In the city on a visit 10 friends, Mrs
steele arriving few days before. While
| Andy IL here No. 10 will be oyerhp lied
and put In excellent condition ~ iht
local shops.
| Testimony was taken before Judge
Hamilton. as referee, In the case of l.. U
Albers ct al w. Melton Chayes ut al, in
volving the interest OH couple OF notes
Of 500 each. Collier II Marion repre-
sented the plaintiffs. and Warren u
| Chay, the defendants.
President c. l.. HerTick returned last
| night from santa Fe. After attending
the dedication Of the normal university
at Las Vegas on Saturday, Mr.. Herrick
went TO Santa fe and spent few days
| with the legislators. He Is we'll satisfied
with the outlook for the appropriation
for the university proper and the Hadley
memorial fund.
Col John II. Riley. the well known
Colorado and New Mexico cattle buyer
came In from the north last night and
continued south 20 Las Crudes this morn
ing, The colonel has been watching the
movements OF the territorial Legislature,
and stated that he was, 10 far, well
pleased with the doings OF the members.
| Karl A. Snyder to-day received a letter
frcm Prot. A. s. McPherr0n, who held the
position Of principal OF the academy In
| this city from 1852 TO 1885, and who IL
now the musical director Of the public
schools at Redlands, Cal. saying that he
met with a very painful accident "a short
time ago by being thrown from n horse
while out horseback riding. He has been
laid up for some time as n result, but IL
now able 10 be around again.
The firm OF b. Ilfeld II Co., like their
predecessors. llfeld Bros, intend TO keel
abreast Of the times. and will soon
branch out in metropolitan style. Yes
terday they took a lease on the Armijt
store room. adjoining their present hand
some quarters on the west, and will ado
to their business a Wholesale aud retail
grocery and general merchandise depart
msni. An archway will be cut IN th'
wall separating the two buildings, anC
In few days b Ilield Il Co will max,
an announcement of their new venturl
through The CITIZEN.