Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-19

G. w. Wright, travelling salesman
for Flcshcr a R~osenwald. the cigar
and tobacco dealers, went north this
morning.
Miss Anna Forau, after a visit here
Of four months with her sister. Mrs.
James Young. returned today to he:
home In Oswego, N. Y.
Ed. Hart, one of Gallup's prominent
merchants, arrived in the city this
morning and during the day met n
number of his old. time friends.
Judge McFie was a northbound pas
senger to Santa Fe this morning. He
was in Silver City on Saturday at
tending to some important legal mat
tiers.
Hon. b. y. Rodey, delegate to con
| gress, who was back In Washington
talking statehood and other matters
of general interest to New Mexico, re-
turned to the city last Saturday night.
Mrs. ". G. Walwork and daughter,
who were detained in this city the
past week or ten days on o OF
the Illness of the latter. continued
to their home at III Paso last night.
Owing to the rain there was NJ
open air religious meeting at the cor
ner Of Second street and Lead ave
nue. yesterday afternoon. Services.
however, We're held in the Methodist
college building nearby.
Hon. II. b. FERGUSON, who has been
transacting legal business and look.
ing after some of his mining proper.
ties in and near Alamogordo. returned
to the city yesterday morning on de.
layed No. 22 from I'll Paso.
A. b. Ausherman of Deming was a
passenger from the south this morning
on his way to Trinidad. For a mum
her OF years he was employed by NJ.
Mergenthaler, the inventor OF the
world-renowned linotype machine.
The funeral of Mrs. Jose X. Mora,
whose death occurred last Saturday
from tuberculosis. was held at the
San Felipe de Neri church this morn
ing, Rev, Father Persone officiating.
\ large number OF friends and rela.
tiyes OF deceased were present and az.
companied the remains to Santa Bar.
bara cemetery. where burial was
given.
This morning DR.. j. +. Pearce re-
ceived from Major Clark NJ. Carr of
81, Louis a cane which he prizes very
highly. The stick is OF a species of
mahogany grown in the Philippines
and was secured there while the major
was stationed a Manila. The cane
Is mounted with a silver band, on the
top OF which Is a Filipino h~alf.dollar
silver coin.
The first grand picnic given by the
Giuseppe Mazzlni, tho new Italian So
ciety, at Columbus park (B~adaracco's
sumner garden), yesterday was 4
grand success, although the festivities
were interfered with In the afternoon
and at night by the rain. The music
for the occasion vas furnished by the
Italian brass band.
Ben Bottle, junior member OF the
firm Of Quickel & Bottle. returned last
Saturday night from his visit to Colo.
RADIO cities, While at Denver he met
Bert Jones, the base ball pitcher, and
the latter wishes to be remembered
TO former Albuquerque friends. Mr..
Bottle reports having had a fine time
and says he met quite a number of
people, who intend TO visit Albuquer.
que during the territorial fair.
A.. b. McGafey returned Saturday
night from Denver. where he went to
meet a representative of the largest |
manufacturers of art goods in the
world. They have twenty factories |
scattered through France and Ger |
many and their representatives tray- |
e' with a straight carload OF samples,
stopping only in the largest cities. |
McGaffey q Co. have arranged to put
IL an art department and will have
a display OF goods this fall such as
has never been displayed before In
the southwest. Mr.. McGaffey brought |
back two genuine Werlich plates, val. |
ued at $50 each, and has them on ex
hibition at their store on West Rail.
road avenue.
Franklin Brown, president Of the
Consolidated Mining and Smelling
company at Cerrillos, accompanied
by his wife, son and superintendent
w. B' Thomas, passed through the city |
today en- route to southern Santa Fe
county. The officers OF the above
named company paid a visit to their I
famous hardscrabble mine near Mag. |
dalena last week. Mr.. Brown and
family will leave Tuesday morning for !
their home In Franklin, Pa. Superin.
tcndent Thomas reports that work on
the new improvements at the smelling
pant have not yet been completed,
u says the principal cause for delay
Is the hon-arrival OF new machinery. |
however, h superintendent eX
! ressos himself as wcll satisfied with
the progress being made on the new
rduction works. and believes every.
thing Will be ready for the treatment
Of ores ON ar hpfore Sentamhar az 1