Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-29

son tickets are entitled to n rebate
Of 20 cents on the dollar, II presented
to o. A.. MatsOn during the present
week. Any amount left in the treas.
ury Saturday night will be presented
to the ~Non-Scctarian Benevolent SO
ciety.
A letter received by cx.Prcsidcnt
McCrcight. Of the Territorial Fair as.
ISOLATION. from W. IL. Wilson, the
p|yrotechnist Of the Los Angeles fro
works factory, has been turned over
TO the new secretary, y. r. McCanna,
who has already given the proposal at
tontion. Mr.. Wilson furnished the
fair association with the fine and eX.
ppntiyc hrcworks-the best ever pro
ducod I'm The southwcst-the past two
fairs and n present officers could not
DO hottpr. n they intend to have FIRE
works this year, than to open hnan-
cial negotiations with Mr.. Watson.
j.. n. OItielly, representing on the
outside the Mutual Life Insurance
company, was q wen known passen-
srr last ul0ht. lie attended the meet.
ing Of tho executive committee of
90. ttritorial fair at President Mar.
rOu'B ofice last night, and informed
] lI4' commute iNhi NC NNNlA Nl'lt NlN
ltUqul Indian country and use his best
cndcavors toward securing the Indian
snake dancers for the fair. Mr..
| ORielly will be absent from the city
Tor about n month.
Manager Waugh, Of Gross. Black.
wCll a Co, informs Tho Citizen that on
and after tomorrow. May 30th. the of
fees Of the firm will be located, and
al business will be transacted at the
uisemann warehouses, or as they
were known later, the l.. Baer ware
houses. on west Railroad avenue, be
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. The
customers and friends OF the firm are
respectfully Informed and requested
TO call at the new location.
Pedro Garcia arrived from the south
this morning with q special ear, con
tanning ninety field l%aborcrs, many O
whom were accompanied by their fam
lies. On route 10 the beet fields a
Rocky Ford. Colorado. Mr., Garcia 4
gathering farm hands for the Ameri
can Beet Sugar company, and tn,
men SO employed receive good wages
and several months steady work.
Charles Mausard, the extensive nou.
miller. with his wife, have planned
4 fine summer vacation trip. They
will leave here on June \ and take n
the ShrinCrs' meeting at Kansas Cit!
on June ll-l2. From Kansas Cit!
they will go TO Chicago and take
lake steamer for Buffalo, n. Y, where
they will attend the Pan.American eX
position for several weeks.
The remains OF p. NJ. Johnson, thu
railruadcr who died at the hospital
week ago today, were buried yester
day afternoon in Fairyiew cemetery
1t was expected for a few days tina
the body would be shipped to Florida
but instructions were finally given 4
inter Il here.
Trains Nos. Z and 3, due from tn.
east at 9:25 last night, were delaye,
|, Ovcr twelve hours by reason of
freight wreck in Apache canyon. Gle
rieta mountains. The wreck was
serious one, though fortunately no in
jurcs were sustained by any OF tn
crew.
Clarence French, one of the I'm.
yersity base Dall team, VINO Wi
pitch In the game at Las Vega
with the Normals, will continue east
having decided 20 return to his oil
home in Ohio. where he viii engag
[, IN business.
/ Mrs. Maurice Vaughn left this morr
/ ing % Bunalo and other points /
Now York, and will remain away Sc,
cral months, The lady was accom-
: panied by her sister, Miss Deabold.
! The funeral Of W. c, FeyorherI
who died Monday night, was held thi
! morning from the undertaking parlor
i OF j. W. Edwards, The remains wer
; Inferred in Fairview cemetery.