Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-04
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE NO. 1913.

and Mrs. l.. u. Wilson. Those In at
tendance were: Misses Floy Brook
field. Mary wilkie Turner, E,uphemia
Nelson. Messrs. r.. A. Finical, A. Pen-
ner, DIR. Elder, n the cook. Later in
the evening Miss. Brookfield was en-
tertained at the elegant home of Mr..
and Mrs. Messenger.
John A. Riley, the southwestern man
ager Of Bradstreet's commercial
agency, who is on a tou Of inspection
Of the various offices of his Jurisdiction.
today was pleased to receive a tele-
gram from his wife at Los Angeles,
stating that she was improving In
heaNh, and she also added that 1t was
raining hard" When Mr.. Riley left
Los Angeles his wife was quite III, and
as a drouth of several years had exist
ed everybody In and around Los An
geles were praying for rain.
Before the territorial supreme court
adjourned yesterday afternoon, the
case Of the Albuquerque Land and Irri-
CATION company Qow-line ditch) vs..
Thomas e. Gutierrez, ct al, was
argued, Neil b. Field representing the
defendants. and w. b. Childers the
company. The judgment OF the lower
court, the case being carried from this
district, Mas confirmed. The defend
ants, through Attorney Field, immedl-
ately gave notice of appeal TO the Uni
ted States supreme court.
Hon. +. w. Parker, associate justice
of the territorial supreme court and
judge Of the Third judicial district,
came in from Santa Fe las night and
is spending the day here. lie will
leave for Alamogordo tomorrow morn
ing, where he will open the dist rict
court of Otero county on Monday next.
The judge was at the territorial cap
ital attending the supreme court.
Prof. J. II. Rtbera, the public school
teacher at Los Padlllas. is in the city
to-day. on account Of Landing, he
held no school last month for the rea-
son hat his male scholars were EN-
ployed in this industry. He will reopen
his school next Monday, and hopes to
have an attendance of at least forty
scholars.
The matinee dance-the close of Mrs.
Walton's successful dancing school
will take place at the Armogy hall on
hoAuiha dlNfi ilOou AZ soV " NlOGhs We
citations, songs n a grand cake walk.
by thirty of her pupils. followed by a
dance, will be the features. Admission
only 10 cents.
There is ice cream and ice cream, but
the only place TO get the pure, home
made article. Favored with natural
fruits. etc, is at Delaney's Candy
Kitchen. Special rates for creams and
Ices in large quantities.
J. O. Gideon. the First street mer-
chant. has closed out his stock OF
queensware, glassware and shelf goods
and will handle furniture. bedding and
upholstering exclusively. His prices are
always right.
Miss Estelle Nalck, the v%iolinist, and
her orchestra and a number OF her ad-
vanced pupils left on the 1906 train
his morning for Belen. where they
will give a concert.
Mrs. VIM. Williams and daughter, OF
Bland. are in the city, and will leave
this evening for Akron. Ohio, where
they will spend the summer with rela-
| tives.
| j. II. McCorkle and wife, of Pueblo,
Colo, are In the New Mexico metropolis
to-day. They will probably remain
here indefinitely.
The Maxwell residence on West Cop
per avenue will be occupied In the flu
ture by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gruns-
field.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Library association will be held Satur-
day morning, May 9Th. at 1890.
Rev. Mark Hodgson, the Methodist
Episcopal presiding elder. was a pas
senger for Gallup last night.