Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-08


a historlc isatticaag. wnLf'
by me mother ~ QOncw
sheridan before the nc "t N''"
shortly DE- presented Aefe, ia huild-
Einlcy. hla t''la'''.e or
scionH iais ha-
IL Increasing was up before Che 20.
Htroy tho Faeaausing bog. VINO. he
bcgin - throwing stones. lie was
inonuand costs, and appealed the
thc district couri
st j. Francisco Chaves. the Progrcso
norman and politician 0f Valencia
county after "a business "trip to Santa
Fe came In from che north last night,
and n around among city friends to-
day
Prank Flood ami sister came In from
Gallup thia morning Mr Flood expects
tn meet his brother from the east, who
win engage IN business in Albuquerque.
The Citizen hopes Mr. Flood VIII be-
successful Ca his business enterprise. as
hs Identifies himself with this town.
The citizen representative was out
among the members of the italian coi-
ony this morning. and he asccrt1lncd
that the O. Colombo Benevolent society
would have In the fair trades display
and parade tho finest and most elaho-
rate n0nt ever put together FOR such
an occasion In the southwest
susuo one OF the numerous bicycle
thieves. who operate Do this city have
stolen the wheel belonging 20 Billy
Adams Nlrht before last the owner
had occasion 20 visit the s-spot and TO
that resort BE- rode ca wheel After ut-
tending to his Ju,ics on the inside. bee
appeared on the sidewalk and found his
wheel gone. a o. an Andre wheel
and. while 10 hls ben in use the past
few years. % Is nevertheless one 81 the
siand-bys 10 the city.
Robert Kuhns. clerk in the First Ma
t.onal bank ana one OF Albuquerque =
popular young men, has gone to CALI
fornia 10 spend his vacation at the
coast resorts.
u. H. Fisher. OK the Water supply
company. was at the depot this morn
Ing 10 meet hia wife and children, VINO
arrived from san Francisco. They viii
make this city their future home.
Mrs Gillette. who will be remembered
as Miss Gracc Davis. when attending
the university here FOR several terms,
agas a passenger on the west bound
train last night going 60 Winslow A.
Il.
Mrs. Couburgh and her daughter
Mrs o. GetchIl. have returned % their
home at Minneapolis. MINI. Their stay
here which was for the benefit of Mrs.
Getcheii's heaith was productive Of
very good results.
Or. J. A. samnuicgo, of El Paso, and
Francisco a. Morales, prominent -four
miller 0f Tires. sonora Mexico. were
passengers on the F9uth bound train
las: night returning 20 their homes ar
te~ a business "trip 90 Chicago.
The citizen acknowledge compliment
tary ticket 90 me sixth annual fair OF
the Union Fair association, which viii
De held az Springer. n A.. from Sop
tomber g5th 90 18th. Henry Siurges %
president and n. ~. salazar secretary.
4. c. Perkins and family left for the
CITY OF Mexico. where they VIII live
in thc future. on the midnight train.
They were accompanied by the good
Wishes for their future prosperity ana
hafplueta by their hosts ~ friends iu
this city.
Prof 4. -. spier principal or Che
Fourth ward seho0l ct Tins city, re-.
turned lasi night from Lawrence Kas..
whore he spent e summer vacation. re
will be- ou hand next Monday morning
90 greet his teachers and scholars when
tho school opens,
After "a PLEASANT trip 90 New York city
where De witnessed the Fhzsimm0ns-
Rubin heavy weight pugillslc cont g.
ana the great Futuriiy horse race. No-
DIE Trmbe has returned home and win
ha found attending to bis duiias at the
stable on spcond street
". b.. setmon. thc well known sB-
slycr of El Paso. and thc Masonic
grand Ieeturer for NeW Mexico, was
mol attho depot iaHt might by some OIL
900 local prpmlnen MAFous and entor'
nIued between tr8Ins RE was on his
way hosno af,er 600 amc8l yisit 60 On,
Blue lodges ln ihe northern part of th,
territory
Iohn Num- baokkeeper for Calvlr
Waiting returned hF uirhi from Ga.
east bringing with him his bride. socur.
rd Ht BlUstuu Spa - S. where th,
wedding took rIaer 20 feW days HEo. Mr
annu th1 sts one OFF t1e maat p0puitl
gruus HIies bob .hr above town, iE hear
ti welcomed here. The young clupA
wll reside iu "a prrlly fWuishe.
couaE. prepared hy 49, Nuuu $40 col
weW Granite avenue.
Two One private cars iust out of ib.
celebrated Pullman shuus 40 chioaEo
were takrn south last night couaigue
t" the Clty 30 McXico. whore thay Nll
ba added to che private train of th'
popular President rUUu0 plaz, uf ou
mtter republic one 90 che ears was
horse car OF cen stalls hanla0mel
finished and tuntaining aN The comfort
ana cuuNrnleEccI p1fsihla fnI hlgnt0ne.
equine nosh Tho other WHF porter
ur rsrrauts e1r FULLY equipped an'
Handsomely decorated. Ile tWo can
wtre electrically lighted throughout
and represent aa outlay 1f about SEQ rp.
I'm, reception 90 enc ueW Jewish cab
Dol. pr jacobs. toDk place ast night o.
per previous nofiae Boa abe Citizen. q
the handsome anw syu1elgue ou we.
Oold avenue. The vcalry rooms WoJ
hLei win tbe members of Congress-
tion Albert ana their friends ami wei
mosi beautifully decorated, and niuu
mated. Tho welcome given D. Jacob
viii give lum an idea of Che ptlpie wii
whom he win labor. nnd hc cannot bl
recognize that % would be dlmcult
fine charge of more conEguih ar
synFathstic warmth and foe.nE. N
predict "a aucrr1sful ministry i1r pa
accomplished young divine.
From Thursday Daily
Mss Winnie HARDWOOD has gone
California for fhe benefit of bier hFaii
nov. H. 4. noaftle aud his cs,imih