Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-10
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See the new Fan Hats for Ladies
over one hundred styles to select from
Everyone the very newest. h. 1lfeld 4
Co.
Al Coleman will celebrate the open
ing Of his new Metropolitan mex Sat
urday night with a grand free lunch
Don't miss II.
The dry goods store OF l.. b.. Stern
or Railroad avenue. Is receiving a brant
new coat OF paint. Leon Is IL a good
position to handle a big lot of fair Wis
itors.
Alfred Grunsfeld, the senior member
Of the wholesale Try goods firm OF
Grunsfeld Bros, has returned from his
purchasing visit to the big eastern
houses.
The Metropolitan, corner of First
street and Railroad avenue. will have
a grand opening with an elegant free
body is invited.
Last Thursday night nine adobe
houses were washed away in Pena
Blanca, a village In the north part of
this county. No lives were lost, but
crops were badly damaged.
Mrs. II. Il. Twsvetroes, who had ar
ranged to accompany her mother and
brother to Minneapolis, Mimi, did not
get away with the other folks M Of
COURSE will be here for the Territorial
Fair.
Great preparations are being made
by that prince of good fellows. Al Cole
man. to make the opening OF the Met
ropolitan next Saturday night one OF
he events OF the season. A grand free
lunch will be served.
1t Is thought here this afternoon
that the break at Thornton on the San
Ia Fe railway will be repaired tonight
so that all rains can pass on schedule
time after this evening. All passen-
gers and mail are now being transfer
red.
Joseph Chllberg. the southwestern
agent of the Colorado Iron Il Fuel COM
pany. was here yesterday from Eel Paso.
Texas. and while here was the guest of
W. IL. Hahn, the well lnown coal agent
on South First street. Mr.. Chilberg was
a north bound passenger this morning.
Yesterday afternoon at lei Paso, Tex
as, the Tucson, Arizona, base ball team
played against Jacoby's Colts" and
won the game by the close score Of 10
10 $. There was no game on Saturday
afternoon, owing TO the fact hat the
Tucson players failed to put In an APP
p%earance.
Chris. Sellman, OF Las Vegas. who
was here the past few days as a
"water-bound' passenger, left yester-
day morning for Las Vegas. He was
an unlucky passenger, for the reason
that he purchased his ticket to this
city and In consequence had to pay for
his meals at the local Harvey house
while all the others were fed compile
mentary.
Mrs. Ida Overman, who vas brought
here a year ~ in the hope that the
climate would beneit her health, died
to-day at the residence II Mrs. Watts
on South Acequla avenue, OF consump-
ton, aged SO. The remains were taken
to the undertaking parlors of j. w.
Edwards, where they will be held un-
I'll word Is received from her husband
is In Washington, ID. g.
Contractor b. T.. Freelove to-day put
up the quarters for Ralph Hunt, the
OF the committee Of the Blu
reau of Information. at the corner OF
First street and Railroad venue, and
Mr.. Hunt, or some one else, is ex-
pected To be there all day and all night
from now on until after the Territorial
Fair. The president Of The association
win be at the above quarters or at
Tho Citizen office every evening
until the fair, In order TO near COM
plants, to answer questions and to re-
ceive contributions from subscribers.
A. b. Love. ex-policeman. who vas
recently discharged from the force for
incapacity and for lack OF good
sense, was on the war path las night,
and attempted to bluf Abe Harris.
who succeeded him as a member OF the
The Love blum did not work, |
and Policeman Harris started OF to
jail with the ex-policeman, A man
named Gus Justice interfered, and of
course he became also a transgressor
II the law. Justice Crawford used his |
harpoon, filming Love s25, and Justice
$40. Love has appealed his fine. but
Justice il satisfied and OF course will
pay. Love II an employe at the
railway shops,
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