Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-30

says, Ms 1athert IhOmas broWn, ~ n
cattleman and where he will go to
school on the first Monday in septem-
ber. The little traveller was turned over
by Conductor Heady to Policeman Mar
tinez. who will take charge of the boy
until train time tomorrow morning.
The El Paso News says: Manager
Jacoby states that he will take the
Colts to the fair at Albuquerque. to
bring back the $3.50 first money.
w. w. Mcclellan. representing Ba-
chechi q Giomi, returned from Gallup
this morning.
w. +. Kuchenbecker. who was at El
Psso on business the past few days.
returned to the city this morning. He
will continue to Gallup tonight.
r. B. johnson and wife (the Des
Rochers), representing n Quaker medi-
cine company, are In the city and ex-
peet to leave tonight. They came here
from Las Vegas.
Miss Marie f.. Rodenburg, a young
lady who was here the past few days.
left this morning for Thornton, to ac-
cept a position under w. ID. Kemp. the
hotel keeper.
w. L. Trimble left on the No. 2 pas
srger uOin for CerI'ilfos this morning.
Before returning TO the city he will at
tend to stage line business at Thorn
ton and Bland.
J. II. Pegue. who has charge OF the
express, freight and stage business for
w. l.. Trlmble & Co.. in the Cochiti
mining district. was here last night. He
returned to Thornton this morning.
Max Kalter, in a recent letter to his
brother. Julius Kalter. writes that San
Ia Fe will send n big crowd to the Ter
ritorial fair next month. He is clerk a.
the dry goods store OF sellgman q Co.,
Santa Fe.
Thomas V. Keam, the Keam canyon
general merchant and Indian trader.
who was here yesterday. left this morn
ing for Chicago, where he will combine
business with pleasure. He expects "a
he absent until the middle OF Septem-
ber.
G.. w. Shut. OF the Shut Improve
ment company. returned to this city
this morning. He has sold all the lum-
ber he had on hand for the low line
canal to ]. c. Baldridge, and Ia NOV
ing his camp outfit from Algodones to
Pueblo. Colo.
| Il. ii. Nudge, the foreman of the civil
engineer and surveyor corps OF the San
| Ia Fe passed up the road from Rincor
to Ribera this morning. He does moi
i In n h.a
| Albuquerque TO make the surveys foi
the big railway improvements.
Harry Fluke. son OF Edward Fluke
| who was injured while at work at the
local railway shops yesterday. is re.
ported getting along nicely to-day. II
will be some time, however. befors
Harry can consider himself well enough
to be up and around among his friends
Mrs. l.. f. Levy and daughter. Mis-
Ethel, and Mrs. Simon Neustadt. win,
were in southern California enjoying
sea baths and the climate of the low al
titude, returned to the city this morn
ing and will be the guests OF Mr.. an,
Mrs. Louis Trauer for "A few days be
fore continuing to their respectlv,
homes-Juarez, Mexico. and Los LtInas
N. NJ.
In the case of the Santa Fe & Grant
Canyon railroad. Of which mention wa
made yesterday, 1t should have beer
stated that II. NJ. Doe. OF Flagstaff
and Herndon Norris. of Prescott. wer
the principal attorneys for the her
creditors and that Mr.. Field assisted
them and did not act alone, as might b.
Inferred from the article referred to.
Special to The Cilzen.
A parlor meeting OF the w. C. T. u
will be held at the A. NJ. f. church to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. A goo,
program has been prepared. including
papers on the history Of the w. c. T
u, on mothers work and on media
contest work. The colored children viii
also repeat the music given at their re
cent successful concert. Everyone In
terested is invited to be present.