Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-11-17

Miss Lolita Otero. daughter % Hon
81 A. Otero. will leave this evening on
a trip to eastern cities, where she will
visit number ~ friends
capt Eugcnc sutherland. ~ the Firc
departm M. Il laid up with a serious
cold Lieut. Harry Johnson Il IN com.
mand % the department headquarters
temporarily
J. A. Rice. manager for the Navajo
Mining company Rt bland. arrived In
the city last uight and u visiting with
friends here to-day. lie leaves again
tomorrow morning for his mountain
home
Lead Avenue ~ r. church-The pas
tor win preach morning and evening.
Subject for evening sermon. The Fifth
comma ndment or Homer to Parents"
sunday school az p.ss. EpwoTth isegue
at $40 y. IA. Seats free. All cordial
invited.
The program at the Catholic bazaar
Tonight VIII b. an exceptionally good
one The uumebers are. Recitation.
Miss Edith Miles; vocal solo. Mrs. Var
gas. tenor solo, Mr.. Hail. skirt dance.
Miss Helen Heliweg. There u plenty Of
good entertainment In the above.
Henry Brookmeier has taken the
agency FOR the Chicago" typewriter, a
strictly up-to-date machine that has
some new and novel improvements ana
sells for ta5 CO. The Chicago" re-.
ceived gold medal nc the 1910 Paris
exposition on o. merits alone. Persons
needing a typewriter should examine
this new and attractive Office appliance.
A goodly number Of cong, nlai folk
gathered al che Congregational church
last night 60 enjoy the pleasant sosial,
n was a lcft-handed sori4i. and In ali
the games played. the participants
woro required 20 use their ieft arms
only Btan bags wers made TO do yco-
man service. and a series OF potato
races resulted In no end OF fun. =. W.
Ward gave talk on Paris and the cx-
position. Mr.. Wards talk was very In
tcrestlng and SHOW ed that he had given
careful attention to all things notable
during his stay az the French capital
and his visits to me exposition.
That large and handsome Navajo
blankc, that has been displayed al the
Harvey house. was purchased yester-
day by Capt. VIM. French. Of silver
city 10 cost him $3.50. but then u h
the finest specimen OF the kind ever
made and the design was something
elegant II was also the largest one
ever woven.
Tonight az o'clock there viii be an
exhibition % the hand Gre eKtinguisher
81 the Phoenix Fire Appliance company
OF New York at the corner OF Second
street and Copper avenue. A nre Will
be started and the agent Of the com.
pany viii show the workings OF the dry
powder extinguisher by putting II out
in quick time
r. W Clancy went 10 Santa Re this
morning on legal business, and viii be
away several days.
In the police court thla morning two
plain DRINKS paid $500 spisce for their
fun. A hOhO was presensed with a ten
days Job on the streets.
George Bowman, the United States
gaugcr. returned from Aztec last night
where ne went 20 gauge the hquid
property OF the distiile~y lately selEed
by the United States authorities.
Many OF the members Of the New
Mexico Humane society have not yet
paid their annual dues OF 81. Dues mas
b. paid 20 the secretary. &. w Ward
or TO the treasurer. Frank VI. Mckee.
The pay checks for the railroads and
shops arrived yesterday and quite
number were cashed last night 1he
and there viii be- plenty OF money IN
circulation from now 10 Christmas.
Ben Williams. deputy sherifI Of Las
cruces. while returning from a trip
90 Santa BE- WAS recalled there yes
torday by a telegram handed him
when he reached this point He evil
IDENTIFY was needed In his ofiicial eapa.
city. 4AlHEi
r g. Farquarson ana family Well
known hers lately living at Ration. are
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. - II. Ives
They have many friends here who will
be- pleased To see them once more Az
ter a short visit they expect to ~ 10 the
Pacific coast.
Louis RoclSer. who has been critically
yesterday as being better. His father,
John Becker. went home 90 Belen last
night. but Mrs Becker viii remain
awhile. Louis many friends hope TO
zee him able to be about soon.
The program at the Catholic bazaar
tonight viii begin promptly at 3
o'clock. Miss Edith Niles will give her
reading first, and Il would be well 20 be
there in time TO hear heF. The other
numbers are first class also and all
should command the best attention OF
the audience.
The Santa Re flyers have settled
down 10 the time card accurately. and
are arriving here on time. There IL a
large passenger traffic. Albuquerque
received a number OF stop overs last
night The handsome new equipment
az the flyers are the cause Of much fav-
orable comment by the travelling pub
lic
Rev. ~ w. Alger ana AR Coon were
among the delegates who took the
train last night Tor Las Cruces 70 at
tend the Baptist convention.
AANAAH AaAANAaNhAW NNWAANANNH ANAA hWAN
morning Tor his extensive sheep ranch
east OF the ManEano mountains. where
he viii remain several weeks.
Special meeting OF O. X. Warren Post
No g. this evening for such business
az may come before g. A. ]. Arm
strong. Commander. Leyeritt Clark
adiutant
Herbert March. an invalid who has
been here some time. and his sister
who Joined him lately, have gone To
southern Arizona, II was decided to
try a lover altitude Tor Mr. Marchs
health. his tT1rble being a compiled
ton NJ lungl and heart The two young
people are from Philadelphia
Ar zanone. who up tothe middle OF
this month kept a store on East wash
ington avenue. has moved 20 No. 1903
ruufh second Htreot where he mas omen.