Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-18
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A. D. Mcdafsy q co. are exhibiting
| one OF Bert Philips latest productions,
a most beautiful head OF an Indian
chief. Mr.. Phillips is a famous painter
| o. Indians. at present located at Taos,
N. NJ.
F. e. Lester. register Of the AgrIcui.
turai and Mechanical college at Mesiiia
Park. Is in the city with a preserved
fruit display from that college. Mr..
Lester Is expected to arrive tomorrow
morning.
v. V. Clark and wife came In from
Bland. Mr.. Clark, who has been head
OF the cyanide department at the AL
bemarle. goes to Mexico to take charge
Of a mine and mill for Kansas City
capitalists.
Among the prominent Pythians in the
city who will be in attendance at the
Grand Lodge are Past Grand Chan
oellor whitecarver and Julius Uhlfelder
% Montezuma Lodge No. 10 at Eliza
BEETHOVEN. N. NJ.
The delayed train from the west arr
rived at 10:30 this morning. bringing a
big crowd to the fair. Among those
who arrived were w. F. Kuchenbecker
M James Maloney. merchants of CAL
lup, who came in to attend the meeting
of the Knights OF Pythias grand lodge
and also to take In the fair.
Mrs. J. r. Sheckles and daughter,
Miss Olive, and son, Harold. returned
home this morning after a three months
visit in Ell Paso. They were accom-
panied by Miss Edna McLane, who will
| visit here some time.
The First National Bank will close
Wednesday at noon, remain closed all
day Thursday. open until ~ o'clock
Friday, and be open Saturday as usual.
until noon. The Bank OF Commerce
will observe exactly the same hours.
The grand ball to be given Thursday
night at Orchestrion hall, Old Town,
| under the direction OF j. r. Sanches,
will o conflict with any other affair.
A large number OF tickets have been
sold. No Objectionable characters will
be admitted.
A reckless delivery driver from the
Red barn knocked down and ran over a
little child this morning in front Of the
st. Elmo. The buggy wheels passed
over the little one, but did not injure
1t. The name of the child could not
be learned. The driver was arrested.
Fred Kent. the Third street real es-
tate and insurance agent, who was In
South Dakota on a visit, returned home
last night. in order to take in the big
gest fair of the age" He left Mrs.
Kent at Lead. South Dakota. where
she will visit relatives for a few weeks,
Miss Margaret having Joined her moth
er there a few days ago.
Bob" Armstrong, one OF Albuquer-
que's soldiers, who has been fighting
In the Philippines with Company q,
saith u. S. volunteer infantry. has
reached home after a siege of illness
at the Preside. San Francisco. He Is
nov rugged M strong, n glad to get
back. He reports John Lane. Ed Bar
rett, Arthur Perry. Arthur Wilder, VIII
Russell and his brother, Ed Armstrong.
stlll busy fighting the insurrectos.
Prof. f. L. Lester. register of the Col
lego of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
at Mesilla Park, New Mexico. arrived
this morning in charge of an exhibit
from the college and experiment sta
ton. The exhibit is being put in place
to-day in the Mining Record office at
the Commercial Club. 1t consists OF
numerous samples OF wheat grown on
the college farm; an extensive display
of fruit, preserved in elegant specimen
Jars. from the agricultural department;
shop work from the mechanical and
engineering department. All visitors
and citizens in the town are cordially
invited to call and see the exhibit
which will be on view during the pres
ens week. The exhibit will occupy four
tables and the wall space. and Is such
a fine display that everybody should
call and see them.