Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-29

new furniture recently purchased, IL
completed.
Last night a special train. having on
board 1893 marines and nine officers,
with a brass band. passed through the
city for san Francisco. The marines
are for the navy feet now In the As
iatlc waters.
The cash bond of s35. deposited by
Chas. II. Corser, the skin game medi-
cine fakir. who created n disturbance
mere on the Sunday following the fair.
was declared forfeited this morning by
Judge Crawford.
Nobody needs an Introduction to the
zelger Cafe, but it's a good place to
show the visitor. Messrs. Quickel a
Bottle will welcome all corners. The
free lunch tonight will be as usual,
strictly up to date.
DIR. George Bryan and wife. OF Ala
terday and continued on south towards
home last night. Mrs. Bryan has been
In California and the doctor went Their
to accompany her back.
Clarence Jones. a former Albuauer-
que boy, but who Is now In the santa
Fe general Offices at Los Angeles. af.
ter spending a two weeks vacation
here among his old friends, leaves to-
night for Los Angeles to resume his
duties.
The White Elephant resort will b,
| the finest place In town when the ex'
| pensive new fittings are all completed
| but the work OF putting them up doe
| not prevent the serving OF a fine no
| free lunch tonight. Call In and SCI
| the new improvements.
Ray Curtis, a young man who LIVED
| here for awhile. being a railroad EN-
| plcye. died the other day at Topeka
Kansas. He had been In business a
Alamogordo for the past year.. and
went to Topeka only a short time ago
| His death was from consumption.
Gustave Becker. the sprIngerville. A
T.. merchant, and J. 8. MacTavish. o
the Magdalena house OF the Becker
Blackwell company. were passenger,
on the south bound train last night
returning to their headquarters. Boil
gentlemen have been here several day,
on business matters.
The Albuquerque Guards entertained
a large crowd at a dance last evening
| the last to be given in Armory hall
The evening was pleasant and coo
and everyone enjoyed he program o.
dances. which was kept up till nearl,
2o'clock a. m. Excellent music Vas fur
nished by Professor Di Mauro and Mis'
Hawthorne.
Mayor Marion entertained yesterda,
as his personal guests. three gentlemen
from his old home at Port Henry. New
| York, who stopped of while on thel
way TO California to see our progress
| slve city. The names OF the gentlemen
were John Williams. Frank Moore an,
Patrick Mclclligott. They continued
west last night.
Marshal Thos. McMillin will repor
for the month OF September q collec
ton OF s565, for fines, etc. This beat
all records. When the sun Of s547 wa.
reported for August, It was though
that the high water mark had beer
reached. All the regular and extra fai
week expenses will be paid and leav'
a handsome surplus to the credit OF tn
police department.
Mrs. w. Y. Walton went north thil
morning 10 Wichita, Kansas, to TAX
in the big street fair and then she vii
go on to Kansas CITY to get some new
ideas and devices for her dancing class
Mrs. Walton expects to be back abou
the first OF November. when she will
begin her fall class In the hall OF tn
Neher Opera house, Miss jeanette
Walton accompanied her mother oil
the trip.
The Albuquerque American says
The following officers were elected a
the Coal Avenue African Methods
Episcopal church Wednesday evening
Trustees-C. Pullam. ]. II. Martin. C
A. Bruce. VIM. Phillips. f.. Il. Ellis
worth and w. II. Joyce. Stewards Gap
pointed by the p~astor)-J. w. Ward
c. Pullam, w. II. Joyce and T.. 4. Ellis
wcrth. Leader of class No, |, IL. 7
Ellsworth; class No, 2, j. W. Ward
The members of the church tendere,
a vote OF thanks to Mr. and Mrs. J. w
Ball for their faithful services to tn,
church.
Hon. Charles A. Towne and wife o
Minnesota, who have been touring tn,
Pacific coast states on business an,
pleasure. passed through the city hi
morning. Although Mr.. Towne was tn,
populist candidate for the vice presi
dency OF the Bryan ticket-he havini
to retire at the eleventh hour 10
Il ITnpla A1IaI Ctauanann-h atataa tha
he considered Bryan's chances 70
election most excellent, and that. hav
ing California in the doubtful column
II was his opinion that the other Pa
cihc coast states would cast their cleo
toral votes for Bryan and Stevenson.
John l.. Gay, the postal route agent
who was injured In a Santa Fe rallwa,
wreck near Trinidad a few month";
s came in from California yester,
day morning, where he took a vacation
or two months, and Will leave for Col
orado tomorrow morning. Mr.. Ga,
visited all the principal points OF inter
est in California. and found man,
former Albuquerque people In business
or at work, He states that Harry Nc
Carly II running an engine out o
Stockton on the San Joaquin Vallel
road. ana also that George g. Gainsle,
Is clerking for the London Dry Good
company OF Los Angeles.
A very pleasant social vas held las
night by the YounP Peoples Society o
the Presbyterian church al the par
scnage, which was attended by a larg,
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