Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-17

York business man. having been a. one
time a member o. The frm Of Levy A
Welnman, j0l,bers % dry goods on
Walker street He h doing exceeding
" well In the far west. and hia store az
Albuquerque 10 one Of The beat In that
section Of the country."
uustave Becker the Bis general mer-
chant u Hpringerville. Arizona, who
was here Yesterday in attendance on
the funeral OF l.. y. putney. was a
Chicago passenger last night. where he
will purchase a big stock OF goods
John becker, Of nolen; j. y. Mactaviah
% Magdaiena, and ~. n. Franz. of
Luna. who were also IN the city yes.
terday ON the same mission. returned
last night 10 their respective places OF
business.
The Toledo. ohio, Blade says, "Mrs.
Lockhart and daughter Miss Elizabeth
Leigh LOckhart. OF Albuquerque. New
Mexico. arrived last evening for a visit
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Holland NJ. Barbour.
Mrs. L0ckhart. Mrs. Harbour'a mother,
~ making her FIRST visit TO Toledo, and
Miss tsOckhart ia pleasantly remember
I'd aH the recent guest of her sister
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visit. last night. from several well-
known politicians % Santa Ne. notably
Gov. NJ. A. OtcrO, u. &. kinaell and
Robert G. GOrtner They talked poll
tics with the local politicians and left
for the north on the HOS y. m. train,
accompanied hy Cot John =. Clark. the
territorial coal oil inspector.
piacido saiazar. q deputy sheriff. re-
turned last night from the mountain
precincts, where he went FOR the pur-
pose OF summoning jurors FOR the APP
preaching April term OF the Bernalillo
county court lie states that he
found the people In the mountain towns
feeling good over the future prospeota.
and reports sheep Ia hne condition.
The funeral OF Miss ~ 4. Loves.
whose death was chronlclcd In The Cit-
lzen ycs ay afternoon, took place
this afternoon at the residence OF the
deceased. No. 4Oi West Railroad
avenue, Rev. Beattic officiating. The
remains will bee taken this evening by
a niece. Mrs w. H. Stevens. to Bir.
mingham, Mich, for burial
The remains Of IL Ching. the Chinese
laundryman who died al his place OF
business on West Silver avenue the
early part Of this week. were buried
this afternoon In Fairview cemetery. A
brother and cousin OF the deceased
came down from Ration last night to
be present at the funeral
Al the home OF Judge and Mrs. a.
J, Crawford last evening twins arrived,
a boy ana girl. Last reports are that
mother and little ones are doing nicely
while the fond and happy papa Il step
ping on the hiFh places only.
Prot III Mauro and his orchestra.
weli-known and popular musicians of
this city. returned last night from
Winslow. where they were called 90
play for a grand bail given by the Iciks
lodge Of Winsiow.
Hon. Levi A. Hughes. the we'll
known wool buyer 90 the territorial
capital came In from the north last
night and put up al sturges European.
lie Is to-day consulting with local wool
dealers.
Dr. Coffee, who arrived in this city
few days ago With his wife. on a Wis
Il TO n. L. Dodson. is confined TO his
room on Gold avenue suffering with a
bilious attack.
Good homes have been secured for
Frank and James MoDermOtt. the two
little boys who were sent here from III
Paso couple Of months ago.