Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-15


Deputy Sheriff Newcomer was n
passenger for Deming last night,
where he has gone on official duties.
Judge VIM. ID. Lee IN thinking OF
organizing a society of lndianians. but
will wait until Judge Crumpackcr re.
turns.
The Los Angeles, Cal, Express
notes the fact that Mrs. T. $. Hubbell
and Mrs. G. V. Crosby, of Albuquerque.
are in Los Angeles, and stop at the
Nadeau hotel.
Owing to the fact that the Orches.
triton hall has been rented to private
parties, the usual Saturday night
dance by the street al company has
been postponed.
Harry Russell, the wcll.knownp
plasterer. has gone to Agaus Cali.
yntcs. Old Mexico. whore he will work
IN the new McSican Central railroad
hotel that Ia being built at that point,
Since leaving the city sometime ago.
Chct. Crawford throw aside single
ui"sscdness and took unto himself q
vito. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, making
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teen Office this afternoon.
John Becker. the general merchant
and -four miller of Belcn, came IN
from the south this morning to visit
relatives and friends during the day
and incidentally To take In 'Coontowr
400" this evening.
Prof. J.. W. Brady and wife, with
Miss Horning. came up from Las
| Cruces last night and were passcn
gers on the train for California @
short time later. Mr.. Brady Is one
Of the faculty OF the territorial agri
cultural college at Las Cruces.
There was n passenger train wreck
on the Southern Pacific, in Califor
mia yesterday. Mrs. q. w. Grove and
Harry. wife and son of Or. Grove OF
this city, were on the train but escap
ed uninjured. so kilograms to the doc
tor announced to his great satisfac
ton.
Reinhardd lille, a carpenter of the
city, has received very sad news from
his old home at Eau Claire, Wis
Smallpox Is prevalent there and the
letter gives the information that sew
eral members of the family. includ.
ing his wife and father, are down
VITA the disease.
The two manly sons of Captain A.
u. Fitch. of Magdalena, James and
Hereford. are expected home the first
of neNt week from Ann Arbor. Mich.
where they have been attending the
university. They will spend then
summer vacation with their parents
at the Magdalena home.
G. Giomi, the junior member of tn,
Wholesale liquor firm of Bachechi 4
Giomi, has returned after a most sue
cessful trip to the towns of the Man
zano country. He visited several
sheep camps and found Landing and
shearing progressing. the sheep being
In the very best of condition.
A compressed air atomlzer face
and hair dryer is the latest Innovation
installed at Thelin's European barber
shop, The effect is highly gratifying
TO the subject being operated on. Al
says the next improvement In service
will be the addition of a sterilizer for
use on razors, brushes and cups only.
The city papers have not given ],
W, Edwards the credit OF having had
his family and household goods here
for nearly a year, The error was
made In telling of his removal from
south Arno st'eet to his ncwly pur.
chased home on wSst Marquette ave
nue., formerly the property of Il. w
ID. Bryan.
Chet. Crawford and A. 7. Wilbur,
two well known theatrical managers
who were here sometime ago with
the Andrews Opera company, are now
In charge of "Coontown 400 and have
met many familiar faces in the city to.
day, They are two clever people In
their line OF business and The Citizen
wishes them success.
G. w, Allen, of the Las Vegas Optic.
passed through the city last night.
The gentleman is making a business
tour or the southern part of the terri
tory. The immense improvements GO
ing on near the railroad here were the
main points of attraction to the gen.
tleman, who sees thereby the reason
Albuquerque is the coming metropolis
OF the southwest.
In honor of her close personal
friend, Miss Frances Pole, who leaves
Monday next on an extended visit to
California, Miss Mata Tway gave a
party Thursday evening at her home
on the Highlands. 1t was strictly a
feminine gathering with the usual
good things to eat and some very OPP
perfume talks. Miss Pole is very pop
ular with the young people Of the city.
Lewis Larson, aged about 40 years,
who came here a few weeks < from
MINI, died at his rooms on
west Silver avenue last night Of con
sumption. He leaves a daughter at
his former home, 20 which place news
OF his death have been wired, and II
Is expected that the remains, which
are o at the parlors Of o. w. strong
a Sons will be shipped there for burt,
al. Larson was an Odd Fellow.
Three young boys planned last week
that they would leave their parental
homes and seek employment In a
ncighboring state, leaving the city
without communicating with their pa
rents, The boys went quietly about
their work and sold a few of their
belongings. from which they obtained
some ready cash. An was ready for
the start. but on the evening before
their departure their movements were
detected and their parents objected.