Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-28
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE NO. 1913.

In the robbery, and no evidence being
produced to the contrary In the police
court this morning, the Judge sent him
to Jail for a period of ten days on the
charge OF vagrancy.
A merry crowd OF young people OF
the university gathered at the hospi-
table home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. An
derson on Lead avenue last night to
bid farewell to Harold Allen, who will
soon leave for Topeka, Kansas. Games
and music were INDUCED in by the
party until a late hour. Refreshments
were served. Among those present
were the following, Misses Elizabeth
Hughes, Bessie Baldridge, Dec Clayton.
Bertha Croker, Miss Cooms. Matte
Tway. Fanny Pole; Messrs. Louis Beck
er. Harold Allen, Clarence French,
Percy McRae. Edward Hart, John Ter
ry, Mr.. Cooms.
A writer, who puts his words on a
postal card, wants to know when Re
ceiver Newcomer. OF the New Mexico
Savings Bank and Trust company, in
tends to pay another dividend to the
depositors. The Citizen announced a
few weeks, have returned to the city,
rushing the collection of accounts due
the bank, and would soon pay a divi-
dend OF 10 per cent. Checks for the
depositors, on the present dividend,
will undoubtedly be mailed by the re-
celver sometime next week.
A number Of the friends of Robert
Kopald. the Young cashier found short
In his accounts at the Harvey house
came to his rescue and paid up the
shortage of si25 to his former employ.
ers. He was released from Jail at q
late hour last night. The Harvey
house managers made no complain
against him and consequently no fin,
or costs were attached to the case. II
was a fortunate ending for Kopald but
his little experience will certainly prov,
the best instructor.
A. l.. Newton. who handled the
Queen Esther" entertainments so sue
cessfully. financially and otherwise, de.
sires The Citizen to extend his mos
hearty thanks TO the ladies and gentle,
men who o part in the play. thu'
generously giving their time, and VIII
materially assisted him In placing this
play in a very creditable manner be
fore the theater-goers of this city.
Emil Klelnwort. proprietor of the
Third Street meat market, has in
stalled at his shop a computing seal,
from the Dayton, Ohio, company. Il
shows the weight and cost of each ar
ticle purchased.
George H.. Palmer, wife and children
left this morning on their return Z
their old home al Cleveland, Ohio. The!
were here the past few months. an,
stopped at the Hotel Highland.
A handsome young woman. LEADING
her sheep-like husband a merry chase
vas noticed on the street last night II
an intoxicated condition. They wen
north this morning.
c.. w. Smith, the popular superin
tendent of motive power at the loca
railway shops, was a passenger mort
this morning. He will return to tn
city tonight.
NJ. f. Meyers, the Bland and Abe
marie restauranteur, visited In the cit.
yesterday and purchased some supplies
He returned to the Golden Cochiti to
day.
Take your Sunday dinner at Genter's
Comfort and pleasure for all. Specia
preparations made for tomorrow
Plenty Of room, Good service, only 25C
The White Elephant will pleasant
entertain all new corners and old timer
at their delicious free lunch ton gh
Don't miss 1t.
J. j. sheridan. deputy United State
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