Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-22


Geo. Reed. tho shoemaker OF Bland,
Il In the city lie will remain during the
fair.
Geo. n. Moore has 40 visitor thia
week, his nephew. Paul Walker. Of Fui.
ton. kanaaa.
Among those who can be counted on
as being here TO enjoy che fair this
week. will be Philllp Barber and wife,
popular people OF Bland.
Frank Hall deputy United states
marshal, has returned TO his head.
quarters In this city after a trip to the
northern part Of the territory on ON
ciai business.
Postmaster ArmIio. with his wife,
spent sunday at Bernailllo with rela-
tivcs. AR. Armijo returned home last
night, while his wife Will visit Tor a
few days At the above town.
Combining business with pleasure. "A.
Friedman, that popular knight OF the
gfipsack, Will give the city the benefit
o. his presence this week. and DO some
rustiing for his firm. 5. Hirscr A Co..
Of Kansas city. Mo.
After spending a week pleasantly at
Ration, Harry =. owen. district court
clerk, returned home saturday night
ana viii enjoy the street fair and carni-
val lie reports a large number OF yis-
itors coming from up north.
A. u. whitson. head OF the well
known local music house. came back
Saturday night from weeks trip on
the road, during which tlme he man
aged TO set several lat orders into his
book. lie Will remain home during fair
week.
Mrs. Loule Ilfeld has AZ her guest
this week her brother, Arthur Stab,
OF santa Ne. son Of the rich merchant
% the capital. Mr. staab II one Of the
best lawn tennis players In the terri
tory and viii take part In the tourna.
mcnt this week,
The pay checks Tor both railroads ana
the shops arrived last night and are
being caHhed to-day There will be
plenty % money In town this week
Justo l.. Armljo has gone 10 ST. Louis
with his sister. Miss Dolores. who will
attend school there
W. r. Oliver. who when he was land
commissioner for the Santa Re. resided
In this city. and who IL stu In the en-
ploy OF the railroad company. occupy
ms a responsible position. was pas
senger on the south bound train sat1r-
day night going TO Las Cruces and
other points In the Mesilla valley.
James Devlne. Of Phoenix A. r..
-
the First Regiment band here. now Ia
charge OF the Indian school band at
tAc above place. Il In the city. AIR. De
vine states that possibly the Phoenix
base ball club viii come here with the
Indian school band, u arrangements
that were in progress when he lef can
be completed.
W. (. Meehan IL In the city on visit
TO his many friends aud Incidentally 10
take In the street fair and carnival,
Mr.. Meehan. whose home 10 now at
Needles. California. was formerly To-
Gated here and held responsible posi-
tiona with the old A. a. T.. railroad. with
headquarters In the general office build
ing lie will have a room at the Com.
ms rclal club during his stay.
w. IA. Moon OF silver City. came In
this morning to take In the fair and Is
hcins shown the sights b. Ben WELLER.
Alex Bowie. the manager OF the Cal.
edonian Coal company. came In this
morning from Gallup, to take Ia the big
fair.
Mrs Zlrhut. mother CT william Zir-
hut. left this morning for PittsburE. PA.
where she will visit relatives and
friends.
Capt A. H. Fitch and wife, II Mag
dalena, who were out In southern Cali
fornia on visit, returned this morning
from the west
A. A. Grant. Of san Francisco and
Los Angeles. owner OF several well
paying Albuquerque corporations, came
Ia from the west yesterday to take Ia
the blg fair
Hon Lorenzo Hubbell and family
came IN from Arizona this morning,
ana the family will visit here lnden.
nltely sheriff T. $. Hubbell met his
brother and family al the local depot
!. J. Lesson. OF socorro. came In this
morning to engage a number OF rooms
for fair week. lie states that SCeorro,
Magdalena and Kelly will send big del
egati0ns TO the fair.
II. H. Greenleaf who was on the up.
per rio Pecos fishing and hunting. re-
turned to the city last night, and he
brought along with him plenty OF trout
for himself ard many friends.
Mrs Charles Harding and three sons
Mira. Harvey Pattee. Mrs. Clayton and
two daughters. Mrs. W. rs. Weaver,
Mrs. W. E. Lynch. Mrs. Mart Hunt
and others came In from Gallup this
morning.
Thos, Ramsdell whose promotion In
the railroad service IL mentioned else.
where In io-day's Citizen. will leave to-
morrow evening for Topeka. Kansas.
which city viii be his headquarters In
the future,
one y. j. Flood appeared In the POI
lice court this morning. charged with
disturbing the peace. and resisting an
officer he would not submit 90 arrest
when sheriff Hubbel got after him.
without a trial OF his strength. and his
conduct cost him sixty days Ia the
county Jail
JeHus Baca. prominent cattle man
% Peralta, who came here for medical
attention about ten days ago. died OF
consumption on South Third street yes.
tcrday. The remains were taken TO o.
W strong A sons undertaking parlors
where they will be embaimed aud then
taken 20 Peralta FOR burial.
q. Gustatson and party OF thirteen
men. arrived from the west this morn
Ing, ln the interest OF the Postal tele-
graph company They expect 10 run an
extra line from New York to san Fran
cisco. MF. uuatafson and men viii
work from hare west TO wlnElow and
will meet another party who Will work
on 10 the coast other parties will work
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