Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-05

W. G.. Pratt, manager of the Albu'
uuerque Hardware company Is con
templating a trip to Bear canyon
where he will enjoy a needed rest
from business cares. lie will be ac-
companied by his family.
George X. Neher and family are
speeding over the Santa Fe road for
Denver to visit the parents OF
Mrs. Neher. Before returning to
the city they will visit the prin-
cipal resorts of Colorado.
T. McParlin Cough passed up the
road for Santa Fe from Santa Moni-
ca. Cal, yesterday morning, where he
lean. Mr.. Cough was born In Santa
to twenty-five years ago.
Prof. c. Il. Herrick and son Harry
have returned from their mining
expedition into the Magdalena noun
tains. and the son Is arranging to
leave the city Saturday for Dennison
university in Ohio, which institution
he will attend the next session.
Christopher Hern. the prosperous
ranchman of Fairview. N. NJ, went
through this city today with a car load
of yearling and 2-year.old Hereford
bulls which he purchased in San Mig
uel county. He was taking the cattle
10 his ranch In the southern part Of
the territory.
George w. Armijo has resigned his
position as deputy territorial school
superintendent and X. l.. Baca has
been appointed in his stead. Mr.. Ar
milo will devote his time and attcn-
ton In the future to the sheep culture
on tho Antelope Springs ranch in Va
lcncla county.
John Horton. the clever night bar.
tender at the Palace Club saloon.
ohcrishing n desire to witness the
corn dance. went to Isleta yesterday
To attend the festivities. He evidently
aaw all the sights. and today Is com
planning Of having visions of the "un-
pleasant" trip.
The United States civil service com
| mission announces that on October )
and 2. 1901, an examination will b.
held for the position of assistant
| piecc-work computer. In the nautical
~1anac office. For information apply
=, local board OF examiners. w. II
Downs, secretary.
The new principal of the Fourth
ward public school Is Prof. l.. G.. Len
ker, and Just before leaving his hom'
in Wellington. Kas., for this city HI
was united In marriage to n younj
lady OF that town. They have takei
a lease on the II. j. Stone ~residenc,
on South Arno street.
The family Of the well known pro
prietor OF the Albuquerque laundry
Mrs. Jay A. Hubbs and daughter, Mis-
Jean. were passengers this morning
for Mauston, Wis, which Is Mrs
Hubbs' old home. They will be ali
sen about a month. and after thei
return Jay will undoubtedly find tn.
time to take n short vacation himself
Mrs. Richard Powers and child wer,
passengers this morning for Kansa
city. whore Mr.. Powers is a flrst-clas
linotype operator on the Kansas Cit,
Times. Dick and billy" Mattock
both report themselves doing wei
playing the linotype keys on tn
FINES. and will probably remain i
Kansas City during the winter.
d. b. Berger, general manager q
the Zuni Mountain Copper compan,
who was recently united In marriag
20 a popular young lady OF Fort Scot
Kan, was in this city for a couple g
days with his bride selecting hous,
hold goods for their new home in Col
perton. They left last night for tn
west.
The wholesale grocery firm {
Gross. Blackwell a. Co, are maxim
some improvements on their war
house building, just south of the SAINT
Fe freight depot, where they will r
move their Office furniture in a fe
days. A frame addition Is being erec
ed on the south end of the buildin
' which will be occupied as a storal
house.
A. Med. Brooks, the captain wi
J, saw active service in the P~hilippin,
u and was the first man to hoist Il
, American flag on the islands. vas he
= a short time Tuesday night while
u route TO Alamogordo where he W
have charge OF the books for the Ne
. Mexico Tie a Timber company. Til
u othy O'Brien OF Wells. Fargo Expire
company, met the captain at the loo
= station.
For several days past G. c. Stub
. Of Lincoln, Kan, has beer examinil
the mining and smelter properties
the Jura!Trias Copper company in I
r. Nacimiento country. He Is n of I
- stockholders, and he reports III
work on the new smelter Is goi
along rapidly and that development
the mines is being actively prosec
inly. He is a brother of G, w. Stub
N secretary of the company.
r About a dozen Indians. who we
, implicated in the murder OF one
: their tribe about a year ago at
guna, are being taken TO Los Lunas
the installment plan by Deputy Sher
Il. Barela, The gentleman pass
e through here Tuesdaywith one SOU
n. and has returned to Laguna for I
At remainder of the gang. The accus
will have a trial at the present tel
1t Of the Valencia county court.
ID Colonel Philip Mothersill, former
ir general manager of the Detroit
n Rio Grande Cattle company, of viii
II EX-Secretary Of War Russell A. Alg
re Is owner, passed through this city "
terday on his way 20 Denver. He Il
New Mexico when the Spanish-Ame
ld can wal began and served Uncle 81
IN for two solid years in Cuba, The g,
81 tleman was pleasantly entertain
here during train hour by several
his old-time friends.
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It II. w. Pursell, Kingsville, Penns
r. vanla, SAYS he suffered % years vi
piles and could obtain no relief I'm