Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-13
BUILDING GALORE.

q. ID. Ward, Stranger. Putting Up Two
Large Brick Rooming Houses.
c. ID. Ward, Of Minneapolis, Mimi, who
came to this city from Phoenix. A. T.,
only few weeks ago. IN so fsvorably i'm
pressed with Albuquerque and Its prom
ise OF future growth and development
that he has decided TO make his home
here and invest his money In our midst.
His wife and children are with him.
He has bought several lots on the cor
ner OF Second street and Huning avenue.
and has the foundation laid for two large
and commodious brick rooming houses.
which he expects TO have completed
within two months. The larger one will
be two stories high, twenty -four feet
wide by ninety feet long The smaller
one will be 22x2s feet in dimensions.
Mr.. Ward Is an experienced workman
and IL personally experimenting the
work. When completed the two build
ings will cost about $1,000 or $1,000.
The location is most excellent one for
rooming house. being only q couple Of
blocks from the shops. and man does
not need to be u prophet TO see that Mr..
Ward has made good business venture
and that he will get substantial raturns
OH the money that he has invested.
The generous people OF Albuquerque
will not bagrudge Mr.. Ward his good
luck, but will continue TO wish that more
men like him will come here to make
their permanent homes.
The goat which the local lodge OF Elks
use in initiation work IL growing larger,
and II IL now predicted that his royal
gostship will be In most excellent trim
about fair time. Attorney I. N. Wilker-
aon and DR.. j. X. Hay nes, two thoroughly
excellent Elks. have the goat under their
personal supervision, and intend to have
Billy one OF the interesting features OF
the big parade during fair week.
j. b. Mandy. the Trinidad. Colo, cattle
and sheep buyer. came in from the north
last night and to-day was noticed around
with q. l.. Brooks, the well.known rail-
way live stock agent. Mr.. Manly has
been in the hospital at Trinidad for the
past few weeks. where he underwent an
operation, but he now reports himself
thoroughly we'll and In fine physical con-
dition.
Ii Ia learned that In q few days there
will be- full X. z. o service between
Albuquerque and Los Angeles, lust AZ Ii
Ia now between Albuquerque and La
Junts At present there is only one mail
al a.. no hat AthnAnarana
and Los Angeles, or ten In all. Under
the new arrangement this number will
be doubled.
Regular meeting OF Cotton wood Grove
No. 2 wOodmen Circle. will be held this
evening at X. Of p. hall, at O'Clock. All
members are requested to De present
visiting members invited, Mrs. A. Il.
Staehlin. Worthy Guardian.
Last Tuesday afternoon, while the in
mates were all away, burglars entered
the house OF J. j. Mndd and n gold watch,
chain and ring were stolen. The value
OF the stolen articles Is abOnt 300.
Hon. Solomon Luna is In the city from
Los Lunas He returned yesterday from
his Magdalena ranch and says the ranges
are now In good condition, thanks 10 the
recent cOpiOns rains.
Miss T. 8. Austin. a most estimable
lady OF III Paso, Tex. Is here on n visit "a
her sisters, the Misses LOckhart Mrs
Austin will remain several weeks.
J.H Gainsley and family have re-
moved from west Copper avenue to No
i0s south Third street.
Fine fresh cheese OF all kinds at the
SAN JOSE MARKET.