Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-24

for the train TO pull out.
Smyrna and Administer rugs: big
shipment just received; new goods;
good styles; standard quality. Albert
Faber. Grant building.
A regular meeting OF the woman's
Relief Corps will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock sharp. winona
Worrell-Granger, secretary.
Have you seen those stylish hats for
ladies at r. Ilfeld & CO.. IL not be sure
and see them before you buy. They are
the prettlest you ever saw.
Mrs. John Booklet and children OF
Gallup. who were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ID. Klumpf during fair week
have gone to Ration on a visit to
friends.
The public schools re-opened this
morning, and the pupils and teachers
began their study and work with re-
newed vigor after a delightful fair
week vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Wheeler met
Mrs. c. o. Ellis of Prescott, A. T., at
the depot Saturday night. The lady was
on her way home after a visit 20 Chi.
cago She is Mr.. wheeler's sister.
Prof. ]. II. Paxton's bicycle, a '95
Rambler, was taken from the Zeiger
Cafe corner one night last week. Ths
owner would be thankful for the return
OF the same to the Commercial Club.
George c. Galnsley. who up to a few
months ago, was the proprietor of one
OF the leading shoe stores OF this city,
Is at present employed by the London
Dry Goods company of Las Vegas.
We must have more room for goods
now on the road. Therefore We viii
sell everything in furniture, carpets and
pictures at actual cost See our win
dows for bargains. II. II. Hellweg & Co.
The Postal Telegraph company has a
large force of men at work strfnging a
new wire from Albuquerque to Los
Angeles. The heavy increase OF through
business has made the move necessary.
For Sale-The CONTENDS of a four
room house. two bedroom sets. car
pets. slde-board, base-burner. Home
Comfort range. etc; all good and new;
one week only. No. 513 Marquette ave-
nue..
mere 40 you lIdut6 Diu ~ tNei
strike you that we can save you money
on your kitchen supplies. Send us In
your orders and We will guarantee
prices and quality. The jana Grocery
Company.
Mrs. McMillln, wife of the city mar
shall, received the sad news Saturday
| night OF the death OF her mother, Mrs,
Alexander Patterson, at Burlingame,
Kansas. Mrs. McMillin took the train
Sunday morning for the above town.
To-day Is the Jewish New Year and
the Hebrew merchants have closed
their places OF business until s p. m
Services We're held last night at 1886
in Temple Albert, and this morning
at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Jacobs %lecturing
al both meetings.
Albuquerque Typographical Union,
assisted by members of the Press Club
Yesterday devoured the big hfty-siS
pound watermelon presented by MaJoi
Van Pauten OF Las Cruces. The melor
was excellent. and the boys voted tbs
major a regular good fellow for his gem
crosby.
The Territorial School OF Mines at So
zorro Is growing in popularity. Presi'
DEM Jones reports that in two year,
the enrolment of pupils has grown
from eight to fifty. There are forty-si'
in attendance now and It is expected
that the number will reach seventy b!
the time the school is we'll under way.
The two bright and popular sons o
Capt. A. b. Fitch OF Magdalena, Jane
and Hereford. were passengers on
freight train from the south Saturda,
night. After spending a few yours wit
their bosom friend, Douglas johnson
they boarded the morning train and lief
for Ann Arbor, michigan, where the
will attend the famous university.
Saturday night. while riding his whet
down Railroad avenue, George Burke
a young lad, was run into by a Mex
lean driving a wagon, who failed I
turn to the right, as Is customary
There was a mixup OF boy and whes
under the horses feet, but little damag
resulted. The native was allowed
{ proceed after some very forcible tai
on the part OF the police.
, capt. Kelly, with his Monte Carl
: show company. left this morning 70
I santa Fe, where they viii give exh.
bitlons for several days, The capital
held forth in the big tent on the Mid
4 way, over which Il. w. Spencer ha
charge as the agent OF the Fair ass
citation. Mr.. Spencer states that b
: has had enough experience In the sho.
: business now 90 write a book on tina
important subject.
The Armljo store room on Railroa
> avenue. west Of b, Ilfeld & Co, wa
. used during fair week by "Lunett
the Maid Of the Air" n to-day u
room was transferred to ID. II. Bit
. ner, the First street commission me
chant, who will occupy II in the n
ture. In order to let the railroad con
pany promptly on their b
. improvements. Mr.. Bittner was con
PEELED TO move from his quarters {
First street,
Hon. Felix Martinez, who accom-
panied the Chihuahua musicians 10 q
city last Friday morning and who 81
joyed himself immensely during h
two days stay here. was a passeng
for Las Vegas last might. II ",
/, through the efforts Of Mr.. Martin
"a that the fair visitors, when hope ",
. almost gone and II looked very mu.
ike the fair officials would be ma.
out as talsihers, thai the famous YOU
musicians OF Chihuahua were Anal
brought 10 this city. The boys aecoI