Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-23
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE NO. 1913.

manager OF the Mutual Mercantile
Agency of New York with headquar-
tiers at Denver. and the territory which
has been assigned him includes all of
New Mexico. Arizona and Utah. Ac-
companied b" his family to the Ellis
ranch. east OF Bernalillo. tomorrow
morning for a visit OF a few days. Mr..
Baker will leave New Mexico Sunday
night for his new field OF labor In
Denver.
Carl Won KOtZan, registering from
Germany. and who enjoyed several
days here last week, has left the city.
He promised before his departure,
which he failed to keep. that he would
give The Citizen a big item Of news
about the purchases Of a syndicate OF
capitalists in New Mexico. II is
learned, however, that Mr.. Won Kot-
zan negotiated for the purchase of
some gold placer ground in the Jlralla
district. and also some fine grazing
land in the Naciamiento country.
"A short time ago Herman Butcher.
the well-known gardener of Old Albu-
querque. sent samples OF tobacco he
had grown on his place last year to a
prominent tobacco grower of Louis
vile, Ky. Mr.. Butcher has received n
letter In which the writer praises the
tobacco raised by Mr.. Butcher, and
states 1t Is as good as a great deal of
elsewhere.
Last evening at the residence OF
Thos. sherwood, No. COG Acequia
street, Mr.. Walter O. Peck, of San
Bernardino, Cal, and Miss Abbie Ish-
erwod, We're married. The bride was
given away by Mr.. James Wood, of
Fail River, Mass, her uncle. The
Bridegroom IL a foundryman in Mr..
~lsherwood's shop, and a most deserv-
ing young man.
The No 2 Hose Company held a
meeting the other night and selected
the following delegates "a a convention
to name department officers: william
Kline, Frank QUEER. Chas. Quier. Ar
thur Russell. Harry Russell, Harry
Johnson. Charles Whiting. VIM. Prizes
ner, Joe Guzzleman, Ed. Hale. WIN
clifford. VIM. Earickson and Tony
Ortiz.
A full dress rehearsal by the mem
beers OF the Queen Esther" entertain
ment Will take place at the new opera
house tomorrow CTuesday) night. All
the costumes have arrived from DEN
yer, and all members are expected to
be on hand tomorrow night. The enter
tainment will take place at the opera
house Wednesday and Thursday nights
April 20 and 20.
W. IL. Eisfeld and wife, a newly
welded couple from a Antonio, Tex,
although they register at the Grand
Central from Terre Haute, l indiana,
are In the city and they will probably
remain a few days. Both are pleasing
young people. and are making them
selves acquainted throughout the city.
G.. II. Young came up from a bushes
trip TO III Paos this morning, and after
spending a day in the territorial me-
tropolis he will continue to Denver to-
night. MIR. Young - the efficient divis-
ion superintendent OF the Wells Fargo
Express Company, with headquarters
and home at Denver,
The man who was arrested at a bale
Saturday night for assault and battery,
plead guilty to the charge rs preferred
against him, and Judge Crawford i'm
posed a fine OF 81 and costs in the
police court this morning.
f. y. SHOEMAKER, the talented lee
turer, arrived here last night, and on
tomorrow evening viii deliver an inter-
esting address on China" Tickets OF
admission are on sale at Matson's.
j. j. Sheridan, deputy United states
marshal, who was called to Ration on
business connected with his office, re-
turned to the city last Saturday night.
At the hospital and %sanitarium"
meeting, called for tomorrow night at
the city building. the ladies of the city
are especially invited to be present.
Frank NJ, Jones, a we'll known horse
man OF the territory. came in from
Santa Fe today, and will remain a few
days In the territorial metropolis.
NJ, Kaufman, the southwestern agent
for w. j. Lemp's Brewing Company,
OF st. Louis, was here Yesterday. leav-
ing for the north last night.
]. A. Thomas and wife, and Mrs
p Bennett, from Denver, and c. b. Lewis
and wife from New York, came In from
the north last night.