Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-25

cred sheds plenty of room for fine I'm
ishings. sashes. doors and other stock
The monthly tea OF the 81. Johns
Guild will be held at the residence OF
Rev Renison, on Keleher avenue. from
$3.50 till o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Assistant Division Superintendent
McNally OF the santa Fe, passed
through the city last night on his way
to San Marcial, on business connected
with his office.
At o'clock this afternoon at the
Presbyterian parsonage, Rev. +. c.
Beattie Joined in wedlock, Miss Lille
Boyle o, this city, and Mr.. James II.
Sheridan. well-known young railroad
er.
A. q. Kennedy and sister In law,
Miss Davis. came In from Prescott.
Arizona. this morning for Hillsboro,
where Mr.. Kennedy is connected with
Mr.. Nicholas GALES in some mining in
terests
c. r. Jones, Burt Allison and Frank
wlelandy. all well-known commercial
tourists. have interviewed local mer-
chants for the various goods and sup
plies they represent the past twenty
four hours.
Isidro Sandovai. the merchant OF
Artisco has sold 5000 sheep to J. w.
Rice OF Arizona. lie obtained just
exactly double for these sheep over the
prices prevailing at this time four years
ago in this territory.
H. T. Reed left this morning for Chi
cago. being summoned 60 that city by
a telegram announcing the death OF e.
sister. Mr.. Reed Is the manager OF tho
Bland Supply company up in the Co
chit mining district.
Sam Barnett. n railroad brakeman,
won the horse. wagon and harness that
was rafied of by Frank and spot"
Moore The outfit was worth $3.50. and
him seventy cents.
Fred a. Bush. of the Journal Dem
icrat force. has left for a six weeks
trip through California. He will visit
San Francisco and other points. He
has planned "A steamer trip on salt
water and It Is hoped he will escape
squalls.
shape. and squads OF canvassers are
seen leaving for the country precincts
every day. II will be hot times" from
now until election day, and the dear
people" will be button-holed in good
fashion.
Word was received this morning from
o. w Strong. who with his family
have been In California for several
months, stating that he and Mrs.
Strong would start for home to-day.
They Will likely arrive here Saturday
morning.
w. Il. Martin. secretary OF the New
Mexico penitentiary, was here for a
few hours last night. continuing south
10 Socorro this morning. He will take
the stump in that county in behalf OF
Judge u. $. Rodey and the republican
county ticket
John Becker. of Belen, made one OF
his many business trips to the metro
polls yesterday. Mr. Becker II n type
of the successful men who are making
the southwest advance with rapid
strides. and besides he is a good friend
of Albuquerque.
In the police court TINS morning one
Juan Romero was fined s.. for disturb
ing the peace in a saloon on the ''The
Acre" while a young American sport,
well known on "The Rialto," was as
sessed so for using profane language
and disturbing the peace early yester-
day morning.
Among the many curios on exhibi-
tion at A II McGaffey a, Cas- ia an
antique painting of what might be a
saint or shepherd. The painting Is on
wood and is the property OF Mrs. Kyle,
OF Laguna, and as the placard states,
It is not for sale. Il has been In the
Kyle family for a century and accord
ing to the story attached to the relic by
an Indian woman who presented It tc
Mrs. Kyle's ancestor Il was brought to
this country By the early spanish ex-
plorers.