Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-15

w hat' ibsNa anu We 1'li th'hh Nv ~,
lowest price. c. Mays popular priced
shoe store, POS west Railroad avenue
Chief Ruppe of the fire department
and Aldermen Mcmillan and Beaver
OF the council fire committee have
had a consultation regarding the
wants of the department. Mr.. Ruppe
was asked to embody his views In an
ordinance to be presented to the coun.
ell. II vas also determined to recon
mend, IL possible, that the city assist
in purchasing the combination hose
and chemical wagon. for which there
has been liberal subscriptions pledged
by the property owners OF Albuquer-
que.
The great Hewett and Lady Zetta,
who appear at the Orchestrion hall
Friday and Saturday. May II and IS,
not only give n good performance. but
make a special attraction to theatre
goers by giving away many beautiful
presents, which are now on exhibition
at Matson's. They are all good ar
ticles and a be seen at any time
in Mr.. Matson's window. Seats now
on sale.
I ]. l.. Hannum, of the Continental
Oil company, spent the day at the
store of T.. j. Post a. Co. showing the
good points Of a new oil stove that
would surprise housewives by It's la
Dor saving usefulness. II is Just the
thing for the hot months. The dem
~onstration will be continued to-mor
row.
After visiting at the local govern
ment Indian school for n couple OF
days, c. ID. Richards returned to La
guna last night. He expects to collect
a number of Pueblo Indians whom he
| will take to Rocky Ford, Colo, tC
| work for the beet sugar company a
that point.
| j. T. Barraclough, who has spen
the past month in Albuquerque, Civ
| ing his attention to his various bust
| ness interests here, has returned Il
| his home at Oakland, Cal, lie viii
leave matters to the competent mel
who in his absence give their undi
yided attention to their duties.
NJ. II. Donahoe and J. f.. Saint re
turned last night from the Zuni noun
tains, where they have been to look a
some ranch property which Mr., Sain
has for sale. II Is reported that MI
Donahoe has bought a fine shee
ranch and will again embark in tn
sheep business.
Frank Lee. one of Albuquerque
best known young men,, who has bee
on the road selling goods for a Chici
go clothing firm, has resigned this
position to accept one as manage
for the furnishing department Of
store at Yuma, Arizona.
Rev. Joseph Mcconnell, of San Ma
cial, and Rev. w. II. SeabOrn, of Ga
Ilup, spent yesterday In Albuquerque
THE gentlemen were returning froI
1.-THE Episcopal c~onyocation held at La
Vegas. and went on TO their home
last night.
Mrs. George Wheat, who has bee
Visiting Mrs. Thos. Walsh at 9O5 sout
Third street, has left for the City
/, Mexico, where her husband was r.
1 lcently killed. She Is accompanied i
her brother. John Rueb, and Mr.
. knight.
5 Mrs. A. NJ. Swan, who has bee
j. Visiting relatives at boise, Idaho, f.
E the past year, writes that she wi
D leave for home this eycning-Ma
i l5th-and may he expected To arriN
+ on Monday or Tuesday next.
y W. I. McCreight and win Ment
OF The citizen Office, went out To Ga
llup last night on business, Mr.. NJ
S lCreight will return In a few day
" while Mr.. Ments will visit other pOin
r on the Santa Fe Pacific.
Gentlemen-Now Is the time TO c
I der your spring suit; our clothiI
y pleases. Nettleton Tailoring Agenc
J. 2l5 south Second street.
: Rev. w. u. Foulks came up fro
!, III Paso this morning and will go O
: to his home at Gallup tonight.
\ II. Wetherel, of the Hyde Exploril
2 Expedition company, is in the city
a business.