Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-27


q. w. Smith, master mechanic, who
was out west on business connected
with his duties, returned yesterday
morning.
Col. Robert $. Goss, who was down
south securing pupils for his military
institute, returned to the city this
morning.
Misses Chonia and JusDita Armijo.
daughters OF Perfecto Armijo, left this
morning for Bernalillo. and will accom-
pany Federico ]. otero to the Jemez
hot springs.
Mrs. A. Il. Crosby and mother, Mrs
Strong. who have been visiting Mrs. A.
B. Brown for the past week, LETT last
night for their home in san Luis Po-
tosi. Mexico.
Garfield Hughes, who was at the Je-
meg hot springs the past few days. re-
turned to the city last Saturday night.
and will resume his duties at the post
office tonight.
The queen of the Carnival con-
test for the Territorial fair. closes next
SatSday night, Sept. /, at s O'Clock.
This IL the last week, therefore put In
your votes.
james NJ. Berger. a government em-
pioye, passed through the city this
morning with 81 Papago Indian chill
dren. gathered OF the reservation In
the vicinity OF Tucson, Arizona The
children are being taken TO the Indian
school at Grand Junction. Colo.
The unsold fair privileges asked for
and which have been published In the
two daily papers the past week, will
be opened at a meeting of the execu-
tive committee to be held Tomorrow
night at the city building. Read over
the notice and then hand In your bid
This morning f. u. Stmges met the
president of the Fair association and
stated that he wanted the association
to use all his vacant lots on west Gold
avenue and the san Felipe ruins during
fair week free of all charge. II he had
a sale for the lots he would make his
sales subject to the wishes OF the Fair
association.
J. II. Overhuls, the deputy sheriff OF
Bland, came in last saturday night
with Navajo Indian woman prisoner.
lodging her In the county Jail TO serve
out a sentence of thirty days. The
woman is the wife of colored man at
Bland, and when drinking she is a ter
ror using the dagger she constantly
carries in a dangerous manner. MIR.
Overhuls returned to Bland this morn
Ing.
The heavy two-horse team OF ID. A.
Bittner became frightened this after
noon while on Gold avenue and ran
away. Going towards the railroad
tracks they colllded with pile of bricks
| in front of The Citizen, then narrowly
missing several teams turned north
alongside the eating house and made
| north for Railroad avenue. Roy Stamm
saw them pass the warehouse door,
jumped down and sprinted after them,
heading them off and stopping the team
In front of the baggage rooms. No
damage Of any kind was done.
Prof. Davies. who belonged to the
| American Amusement Bureau engaged
fo~ the Midway features of the Terri.
torial fair, was killed at Delphios. o.,
| last Friday. He had made a pretty as
| cepsion and cut loose with his para
chute. In the descent he colllded with
a net of telegraph and telephone
wires, and fell to the earth. When
picked up he was unconscious and died
uhat night. Manager Lit has wired that
Prof. Davies was coming to Albuquer-
| que with him. Mr.. Lift has secured
another aeronau to M out his Albu.
querque engagement