Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-27

NY WuO " still AZ Lbs tIuctns nau ~
his subject. II am Better than Some
Church Members Now" Tonight he
will have az his subject. II don't Feel
Like It," These Baptist meetings at
Las Cruces will close tomorrow
wednesday, night. when Rev. Kinney
will return home.
Judge Isaac n. Hit. special attorney
OF Washington. d. c., who Is known to
the Indian depreciation claimants OF
central New Mexico. Is now at Silver
city accompanied by another special
government attorney. Charles A. Al
len. Of Hoopeston, Ill. They Will be en-
gagged for a day or so In taxing some
additional testimony In a number OF
cases. Claimants in the Grant county
section have waited a long time and in
CURED considerable expense IN endeav-
oring to collect their claims, yet but
few have received judgments In the
court OF claims.
on Thursday morning. November 20.
Herman Butcher. the well-known gar
dener. will demonstrate the fact that
irrigation is a very cheap problem in
the RIO Orande valley. and therefore.
through the medium Of The Citizen. In
vites his many friends at the Mausard
home on Thursday morning. November
20 at 10 o'clock. when he will put into
practical use his theory OF irrigation.
Mr.. Butcher Is a prosperous citizen. and
he keeps posted on the subject of irriga-
tion.
A most remarkable thing has hap
pened in this city since the opening OF
the colo weather. Dwight Wheeler. the
carpenter. was heretofore never known
to wear an overcoat or a dress coat In
tn winter time. Now, on account Of
trouble which he had no idea would
occur in such rarined atmosphere. he
not only wear a dress coat. but even
appears on the streets with an over
coat.
J. b. Mayo, manager and superin-
tendent for the Old Reliable Mining
company. and f. J. Woodwork, grn-
eral manager and superintendent Of the
Baird Mining company, who came here
last night for the purpose OF transact
ing some important business. returned
| TO Ccrrillos on the delayed passenger
train this morning.
AhtAAH ~ VI . VI tabbNIH
| with his wife. daughter and son, passed
through the city last night on his "A
to California. Mr.. Johnson Is executive
chairman OF the National Democratic
Central committee, and the party. en-
route south. stopped of at Santa Fe to
enjoy the Sabbath with their old
friends, Grant R%ivenberg and wife.
Do you remember how mother Used to
make pumpkin pies and doughnuts at
Thanksgiving time? Revive old MEM
cries by calling on the ladies at the
Congregational church Wednesday af-
ternoon at 200 o'clock. for a supply OF
the stan Of life" and take the cake"
for you Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Cotterill, Of
Seattle. Wash. came In on No. 1. and
stopped over a day to see Mr.. and Mrs.
J. a. F'orehand. Mrs. Cotterlll IL the sis
ter OF Mrs. Forehand and was an Albu-
querque visitor last winter. They will
leave tonight.
Frank Sheets. who was in southern
California on a vacation. has returned
to the city and will resume his duties at
the local freight depot on the first of
1NN'h'p'i' MS hp Nas ~ NtIy pent-
hcial one.
Word reached The Citizen Office this
afternoon that Isaac Lane, who suf-
fercd a stroke Of paralysis a few days
q Is getting along NIGEL and expects
to be up and around In a short time.
T. A. Ross, travelling engineer, and c.
NJ. Taylor. the division superintendent
of motive power. the former from Las
Vegas and the latter from La Junta,
are In the city to-day.
After a pleasant visit to Leaven.
worth, Kansas, Mrs. Charles Wincheck
wife OF the general for, man OF the
local railway shops. has returned to
the city.
Love. a boilermaker at the locaI
railway shops. was hurt while ~ som,
work hast sunday. and in consequence
will take a lay-or for a few days.
Frank Mcehan. deputy United state,
marshal. -as a PASSENGER for Gallur
last night. Nhere he will secure a pris.
oner wanted AT Laredo. Texas.
The Woodmen OF the World will Civ,
a grand masquerade ball on New Year,
eve. Arrangements are already In pre-
paration for the big vent.
II. Il. Elwell. who was at CerrIllos
and San Pedro, has returned to tbs
city. He represents Wannamaker &
Brown, OF Philadelphia.
Richard Pohle. a general merchant o.
Valencia county. Is In the city inter.
viewing local wholesale merchants.
Mrs. L. n. Putney. who was In wis
consln. visiting relatives and friends
returned home last night.
W. b. Childers, United States at.
torney for New Mexico. who was at La,
Vegas, returned last night.
Harmony Lodge. No. IL. I. o. o. #.
regular meeting this evening at 1880. =
;. Pillsbury. secretary.
Mrs, Simon NeustEdt. OF Los Lunas
il here to spend a few days with rela,
tives and friends.
c. NJ. Foraker. United States mar
shall. returned 10 the city from Las We,
gas last night,
Take your next prescription to Mat
hews. l. wip We prepared as your doc,
tor wants It.
The celebrated Brunswick ten cen,
cigar-the prize winner-at Flesher
Rosenwald's.
Protect yourself with a frst-class
chest protector. For sale at ]. II
o'Reilly & Co.'S.
See the new Cape glove at the Econ
omist. The best walking glove made a
only site.
Blankets. comforters and pillows In
endless variety. Albert Faber. Gran