Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-26
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and proceed to carry on the milk busl-
ness In a first class nner Since
coming here from Oklahoma a few
years ago Mr.. Gleckler has proven
himself to be al energetic and success
full business man and producer. He
has made a success of raising thor
oughbred poultry, and has the only up
to date yards In the territory. His
place is well worth visiting. He also
raises vegetables for the local market
n has IN orchard that contains
some choice fruit. Lately some large
improvements in the shape OF modern
buildings have been erected, and The
Citizen predicts his success in the
dairy business, for which he has UNI
rivaled facilities.
b. A. Sleyster, the real estate and
Insurance agent. who took a vacation
N visited the principal cities OF the
Pacific coast, returned to the city last
night. and he reports having had a
most delightful time, being accom-
panied by his mother and sister, Mrs.
II. $. Plat of LOT Angeles. Mr.. Sley-
ster was at Val Francisco on Septem-
Der 10th when the celebration of the
admission of California as a state ook
place. and this being the fftieth ami
| versary. a most glorious time was had.
The celebration was given under the
auspices OF the Native Sons of the
Golden West"
X. j. O'Hanlon, national organizer
and lecturer of the American Humane
association, Milwaukee. Wis. is in the
city. and he proposes to build up the
| pateral lodge of New Mexico in AL
buquercue. The scenes of brutality
TO little children and animals by hui
man brutes, suggests the formation of
such an association. and MIR. o'Han-
lon will no doubt receive encourage
ment from the Albuquerque people.
He will hold a meeting at the city
building Friday night of this week at
8 o'clock.
Jacob Metzgar, of the San Jose Mar
ket, regales the early risers with a rat
killing exhibition almost every morn
ing. During the past two weeks the
faithful Metzgar trap has caught
nearly a hundred rodents and this
mornlnS the trap contained nine of
the rat family. A Scotch terrier had
no trouble in killing the whole lot.
Col. Martin Tierney, the street com
missioner, whose work at the terri
torial fair was commended by every
visitor here, this morning was noticed
at work with his mi on Railroad
enue. The colonel has a happy faculty
of making everybody smile, even II
they are in a tight pinch a la fair. and,
OF course, he Is all right.
Mrs. C. M. Higglnson md party
passed through the city last night for
the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
Mrs. Higginson is the widow OF the
late assistant TO President Ripley. OF
the Santa Fe railway.
Chief Ruppe, OF the fire department.
has received some goods which should
have arrived here for the fair trades
display and parade. The goods got
here from New York the day after
parade.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church, will meet
Thursday. September 27th, at 3 p. m. In
the church. All members are requested
to be present,
Mrs. Lulu Wilson and sister, nieces
of IL. Il. Fox. left this morning for
their home at Topeka. Kansas, after a
visit here during fair week.
J.. Il. Purdy, the bright son of Col.
]. II. Purdy. left his morning for
Chicago, to be absent from the city
for a few days.
A new light, as brilliant as an cleo
tric light, was on exhibition at the
second hand store OF Borrodaile & Co
last night.