Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-25
From Thusday'sDany.

II. u. Becker. The Ialota merchant, IL
here taking in the circus.
Hon. NJ, =. otero left this morning for
Santa Pc on business and pleasure.
Miss Kitty Crampacker. daughter OF
JtHlge j. W. CtumpaCker, was pas
sengeg for santa be this morning.
} $. Horton. OF the Albuquerque
Foundry and Machine works. left this
morning FOR Band and AibemaIqe.
l.. A. Hughes. the Santa be wool buy
er. who was here lasg night on bus,
mess. returned 10 the otpita. this morn
lng
Mrs. n. n. Allison and daughter, Miss
Rachel. lcft this morning. 20 spend sew
cral weeks among friends OF Las We
gEs.
Alr ana Mrs. James Martin, reaid-
Ing ON norIh Second street, met friends
at the depot this morning from the
west.
Miss Dolores OterO and the Misses
RarciAs lcft this morning for Bernaillo
where they will vish relauyes and
friends.
Jay JAY Frey. the young son Of the
FORMER general manager Of the SANTA
Fo h In the city on a visit 10 Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. G. Han
Attorneys a. q. McMiliin. W. y. Chll-
ders and Summers BurkharV let This
morning 90 attend supreme court IN sos-
sion al santa re.
Mrs r.. a. Carr and mother were pas
sengcrH Tor Santa Re this morning.
where they win remain Tor few weeks.
The general remains here,
Coionci A. staab. the wealthy santa
Fe merchant. who was at SOcorro on
business, returned to the city this
morning and continued on 10 Santa Fe.
Robert l.. Domhttt. the wcll-k known
superintendent 90 the Washington
mine. Cochid district, Is In the city.
and Is taking In the circus this after
noon.
Mrs. s. Vann and family. who are
enjoying the delightful broezes OF Camp
whitooInb; also Mr.. and Mrs W. w.
Mcdonald, ,,'ho are with them. are cx.
pcctel home Friday.
Mrs. J. II. Titus and pretty daughter,
who were ON viaa 90 the sister OF the
former. Mrs. W. NJ. Mcclellan, on
south Third street, left this morning FOR
their home az Go2dcn, Colo.
W. E. Pratt and wife. with theiF
children. came Ia from Gallup this
morning and will ranln here IA tine fu-
ture. For the time being they have
taken rooms al tine iiUtei Highland
one ~ New MeNico'a wealthy and
popular sheep men. sylvester Miubci,
OF san Raficl wac IN fhe city pur,i:as-
ms supplies yesterday tie reports the
grass on the ranges mich benefited by
the recent rains.
O. A. sole, who has been Milling the
place OF H. ~. Cotton. upcutor az the
railway offices, while the latter was on
his vacation, has with his family. re-.
turned 10 Flagstaff where he h. me
regular operator.
Governor NJ. A. Oterl. n %. Bursum
ANA Hon Solomon Luna came IN from
santa Ne last night resting up In the
territorial metropolis. They returned u
the capital on the delayed passenger
train this mufnlng
l. n. Booth. the we'll known second
street merchant tailor. packed his va
llse this morning and hied himaela on
TO Chicago ana New York. lie goes
oa business and pleasure. ana expects
10 Doe absent about a month
Jay Hubba has purchased the inter-
est Of his partner George Casoman, Ia
tn alcam laundry. ana Win be- aole pro-
ptietor from now ON. Ills succeaa In
this future can be- gaugcd by hin past
rccord There IL no doubt Of a. AR
Cssculan ia now Ia the coal business al
~ PaHo. Texas
Miss g. A. Gilmore, the music teach
or. found "a very crowded train mia
mornng on her trip 20 Chiago. How
ever, she was fortunate In securing d
seat Ia the Pullman, ana friends who
were al the dcp0. wished her a piean-
ani sojourn Ia the Windy city.
J. Alsop, me sheep dip man, IL ia
the clay, sfier a trip through che Man
zano mountains. lie positively denies
tha report " recent murders In thosS
mountains, and SAYS that In order D.
thoroughly lnyestlEtie the reports he
NTH a guide. visited the aposs whers
some 81 those murders are supposed q