Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06


Mrs Judge Crumpackcr took the
north bound train this morning for Las
vtgoa, where she will visit with friends
for a short timo.
J. A. Wood. one OF the popular rail-
way clerks, has been Transferred 90
Stockton. California, for which place
he left last night
Henry Essinger. of the Arm Of Es-
singer a Iudell. % Las Vegas, left for
the north this morning, after booking
some orders among local customers.
Mra. r. a. Benson. who runs the no
Tel ~ Bland. and who came down on
court business. was taken sick ana ID
NOW under the doctors care az the
European hotel.
n w. Young, the en-iusslce OF che
peace Of Bland. who was here 60 at
tend the district court. returned 70 his
1iland duties this morning. John Nor
RE went along with him.
James Tierney and Charley white.
two popular young gentlemen % the
city. will leave tomorrow night on a
two weeks vacation, to be spent In Los
Angeles and san Francisco.
Rev. Juan c. chaves and wife. late
OF Conejos. Colorado. came In from the
north last niEht and continued south
90 Las Cruces, whore he viii be sta
toned for the winter, this morning.
Miss Edna Leavitt has been appoint
ed teacher OF the Barciaa school, and
will begin hor work aa soon ~ the re-
nrtins OF the school house with the
new furniture recently purchased. Is
completed.
Last night a special train. having on
beard is9 marines and nine officers,
with brass band. passed through the
city for San francisco The marines
are for the navy ieet now In the As
iatio waters
The cash bond OF i35, deposited BY
Chaa. y. Corser. the skin game medi-
cine fakir. Who created a disturbance
here ON the sunday following the fair,
wac declared forfeited this morning by
Judge Crawford.
Dr. George Bryan and wife. OF Ala
mCgorslo, came IN from the vest yea
aer6ay and continued on south towards
home last night. Mrs. Bryan has been
In California ana the doctor went there
% accompany hor back.
Clarence Jones. a former Albuquer-
que boy. but who Il now In the santa
Fe general Offices az Los Angeles. az
ter spending a two weeks vacation
here among his old friends leaves to-
night for Los Angeles 20 resume his
duties.
Ray Curtis. young man who lived
here for awhile belng a railroad em-
picye. died the other day al Topeka
kaEsas. lie had been In business a,
AiSmOgordO for the past year. and
went TO Topeka only a short tlme ago
Hls death was from consumption.
uus,aye Becker. the springeryilie. A.
r. merchant. ana J. 5. MacTavlsh, Of
the Magdslena house Of the Becker
Blackwell company. we're passengers
ON the south bound train last night
returning TO their headquarters Both
gentlemen have been here several days
on business matters.
The Albuquerque Guards entertained
large crowd at dance last evening
the last TO be given In Armory bali
The evening was pleasant and cool
end everyone eejoyed the program Of
dances. which Was kept up TN nearly
go'ciock a. M Excellent music was fur
nished By Professor III Mauro and Miss
Hawthorne.
Mayor Marion entertained yesterday
as his personal guests. three gentlemen
from his old home az i0rt Henry, New
York, who stopped on while on theiI
way 70 California 90 see our progress
elve city. The names OF the gentlemen
were John Williams. Frank Moore anl
Patrick McEallgott They continued
west last nlght.
Marshal Thos McMiihn viii report
for the month OF September collec'
tion OF $685. for Aacs. etc. This beats
all records. when the sum OF tSii wa
reported for August, & was thought
shRt the high water mark had beer
reached. All the regular and extra fan
week expenses will be- paid and leave
a handsome surplus 10 the credit OF the
police department
MrA W. " Walton went north this
morning 10 Wichita, Kansas. To tak'
In the big street fair ana then she vii
~ on 20 Kansas City 20 get some new
ideas and devices Tor her dancing class
Me. Walton expects 90 be back abou
the nrst OF November. when she vii
begin her fail class In the hall OF lh'
Neher Opera house Miss Jeanette
Walton accompanied her mother OF
the "trip.
The Albuquerque American says
The following officers were elected a
the Coal Avenue African Methods
Episcopal church Wednesday evening
Trusieea-C. Pullam. j. ~. Martin. q
A. Bruce, WIN. Ph.liips, n, r. Ellis
worth and " a. Joyce Stewards cap
pointed by the paatoD--J W. Ward
c. Puilam. w. II. Joyce and r.. r. Ellis
worth Leader OF class No. 1. n. Z
Ellsworth class No. 2, J. " Ward
The members Of the church tendere'
a vote OF thanks 20 Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Halt for their faithful services 10 IA
church.
Hon. Charles A. Towno and wife o
Minnesota. who have been touring th
Pacific coast states on business an
pleasure. passed through the city hl
morning. Although Mr.. TOwne was n
populist candidate FOR the vice presl
dsncy on the Bryan ticket-he havin
90 retire az the eleventh hour "a
Uncle Adlnl steyenson--he stated tina
ne considered Bryan's chances 70
election most excellent. and that. hhv
Ing California IN the doubtful columT
Il was HE opinion that the other ia
cihc coast states would cast their elec
toral votes Cor Bryan and Stevenson.
John l.. Gay, the postal route agen
VINO was injured IN a santa Re railwa
wreck near Trinidad few month
ESQ. came IN from California yesiei
dag morning. where he took vaoaiio
Of two months, and viii leave for Co
orado tomorrow morning. Mr. Ga
visited all the principal points OF intel
est In California, and found man
former Albuquerque people In bualne'
or at work. lie states that Harry Nc