Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-01
as step a lhs pAgA measag ssea,
\ ELTON ~ Hunaip They expect ~ hn
/ absent all Summer

/ the Wan kNnu mountains I've ifVnIlh
/ the ranges IN excellent condition and
sheep IN splendid shape llo reports
SO per cent increase ~ lambs
Tho local base ball tosacrs are plan.
ninr 10 give Albuquerque fans a good
game Of base bali ON the afternoon
OF July e. They say they have He.
cured the ground for that day and IN
tend 90 put up n fine exhibition ~
base hall playing.
Hon. ~ g. Rodoy. delegate 90 con.
grcss. will be- one at the speakers at
the commencement exercises Of the
university Mr Rodoy is one Of the
most forcihlc orators In the territory
and hiE address d. bound Co be- Inter
esting and to the point
Tac q. a. a. and W. r. G. viii on
Thursday afternoon visit all the GENE
torics and decorate the graves Of the
soldiers. an old soldiers of any of
| the wars are invited as well as all
other citizens who wish Ia go. VIII
leave H. Of y hall about 2 30 y. ~.
A new artist has arrived from the
east and will be- found at the Albright
Art Parlors In the person OF J. II.
| Hcnrchaun. The gentleman has had
charge 81 studios az Philadelphia and
/ New York. and iH an expert His
| speciality H. the latest fad. aut0typcs.
which he will Introduce here a. once.
Hon. Solomon Luna. of ,alenCia
county spent last night In the city
and met some Of his close friends
lie nad been at Santa Re. This morn.
| ing he left for the Magdalcna cuun
try. where be- has his sheep ranches.
Mr. Lima reports the lambinp 90 uc
very successful and the increase likely
20 De substantial.
Captain u. @. Whitcomb. the well
known proprietor uf the Tlieraa can.
| yon resort received stroke of pa.
| t.lysis night before last caused. his
| physician thinks. hy n small eliot Of
blood ON the brain. The captains icft
side has given him trouble for some
| time and recent close attention to
business caused n breakdown
Capt. lack crawford. the poet scout.
| came I'm from the west this morning
| and will give an entertainment at the
local Indian school tonight. On the
1915 o'clock train tonight. he viii
leave for SOcorro. whore ne will be
among the veterans of that town on
Memorial day. The captain has re-.
/ Gently appeared In all the towns along
the Santa Re Pacific road.
The Albuquerque lecture bureau IL
| forced 10 announce that owing 90 the
| continued Illness Of Prof David Starr
| Jordan. the third entertainment Of the
] course cannot be- given. As there be-
| Is small amount of money remaining
! In the treasury all those holding sea
| son tickets are entitled 90 rebate
| of 20 cents ON the dollar. 10 present "a
10 q. A. Mataon during tn prolrut
| week ANY amount left iu tho treas.
ury Saturday might viii bU presented
| 20 the Non ScCtarian benevolent so.
/ cicty
\ letter received by cxPrcsidout
| McCroiFht. Of the Territorial Fair as.
ISOLATION. from W ~ Wilson. the
pyrntcchnist at the Los Angeles nyo
works factory. has been turned over
to the new secretary, =. y. McCanna,
| who has already given the proposal at
ocutiuu Mr. Wilson furnished the
! air association with the fine and cX
! l,usiNc fireworks best ever pro
! lurpi in th' southwest the past two
| .aiTs and the present officers could not
lo better. II they intend 90 have Are
| works this year than 10 open tlnan
oial negotiations with Mr.. Watson
!. a. ORiclly. representing on the
outside the Mutual life lnsuranc,
company. was a well known passcn
ger last night lie attended the meet
ing Of the executive committee oi
the territorial fair nc President Mar
| run's Office last night and Informed
the committee that he would visit The
Woqui Indian country and use his best
udcnvorH toward securing the lndiaf
make dancers for the fair Mr.
O'Rielly will be absent from the citl
for about month.
Manager Waugh. Of Gross, Black
we'll 4 Co. informs The citizen that oi
and after "a. morrow. May 3uth, the oi
fees of the firm will boz located. an,
an business will Dee transacted al th,
..isomann warehouses or as tho,
were known later. the l.. Baer ware
houses. on west Railroad avenue. be-
tween FIFTH and Sixth streets. tn,
customers and friends OF the firm arr
! respectfully informed and requisite,
to call az the new location.
Pedro Garcia arrived from the soutl
this morning with n special car con
tanning ninety field laborors. many O
whom were accompanied boy their fam
lilies. en- route To the beet fields a
Rocky Ford. Colorado Mr. Garcia &
gathering farm hands for the Amer
can Ieet Sugar company and th
men SO employed receive good wage
and several months steady work.
Charles Mausard. the extensive nou
miller. with his wife have piannel
a fine summer vacation trip. The!
Nill leave here on June and take II
| IFs az E "a
1n June HE. From Kansas CT.
they will go 20 Chicago and take
AXE steamer for Buffalo. n, y. whor
they will attend the PanAmcrican eS
position for several weeks.
The remains NJ T.. NJ Johnson. IN,
railroadcr who died at the hospital I
week ago to-day. were buried yeHter
day afternoon In FairylCw cemetery
q was expected for "a few days tina
the body would be- shipped to Florida
but instructions were finally given u
inter IL here.
Trains Nos. Z aud g. due from "a,
east al 20 last night. were dclayc,
over twelve hours hy reason Of &
freight wreck iu Apache canyon, Clio
ricta mountains The wreck was Q
serious one. though fortunately NO in
iurcs we're sustained by any Of the
crew
| Clarence French. one uf tho Uni
ycrsity base hall team, VINO vii
pitch In the game at Las Vega
with the Nurmals. will continue east
having decided 90 return 90 his ole
home In ohio. whore he viii cugag'
Boo business.
Mrs Maurice Vaughn left this morn
lnE Tor bunalo and other points 10
New York. aud will remain away sew
cral months. The lady was accom-
panied by her sister Miss Doabold.
! The funeral Of W. G., feyorhern
who died Monday night was held thii