Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-20


shallheld. Oregon. Is in the city visit.
ing old friends. Mrs. Ward. nee Miss
Maxwell. has been spending the sum
mer in the city. w. II. Maxwell, her
father is expected to arrive in the city
the last of the week.
Richard wetherell and Ere. u. Hyde,
Of the Hyde Exploring Expedition. who
have been spending several days In the
city transacting business, left Satur-
Gay night for Denver. They Will re-
turn to Albuquerque in n few weeks
accompanied by Mrs. Wethercll and
children. who have been spending the
summer at Cripple Creek. Colo. The
Hyde Exploring Expedition will send
q big exhibit to the fair.
Mrs. II. w. Hendricks and son. Hyda,
who were at Gallup the past week Wis
tng Mr.. and Mrs. James Carman. re.
turned to the city this morning on the
No. 2 passenger train, and will con.
tinue their visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Creight, the lady being a sister OF the
former. They report having had n
fine time at Gallup, and say that the
Carmens took great pains to show
them the interesting points in and
around the Carbon town.
Or. G. w Harrison left this morning
for a two days visit at Denver.
United States Marshal c. NJ. Forak
or returned from business trip to FL
Paso.
j. Il. Colby left last night Tor the
east. He will enter Harvard college
as law student.
G. c. Gise and Benito Baca. two well
known citizens of Las Vegas. are In
the territorial metropolis today.
Trainmaster Il. J. Gibson returned
TO Winslow last night after spending
n couple Of days with his family.
b. G. Wilson, manager of the Cont
mental Oil company in New Mexico.
returned from Las Vegas last night.
+. II. Mitchell hes gone to Santa Fe.
where he and A. Il. Gibson, of that
place are engaged in building the
tent city
Fred Huning. a progressive younr
farmer of Los Lunas who spent yester-
day in the city buying supplies, went
home last night.
Mrs. Emma MCGOWAN. from the
Chilocco. Oklahoma. Indian school. is
in the city, and will visit the Indian
villages in this and Arizona territories.
w. II. Hill and wife, OF Socorro
passed through the city this morning
bound for Santa Fe. They go to at.
tend the grand lodge of the Knights of
Py HAS.
Hon. W. b. Chlders, United States
attorney for New Mexico, and Deputy
United States Marshal Fred Fornoff
left last night Tor Santa Fe on court
matters.
Fred Miller. formerly with ]. c. Bal
bridge, of this city, but lately employ.
ed In big lumber company's Office "a
Rowe. N. NJ, came down from that
place last night.
J. II. Shredder left last night to visit
his people in st. Louis, after a gay OF
. couple CT years here srd cut on the
NavHjo Indian reservation as a clerk
AT one q the Hyde stores.
Tw new first class regulation size
PR & porg table. arrived yestei day
and today are bCirg placed in positi On
al the Commercial club. The club will
arrange for ladies' night.
l.. B. Stern. of the Lion store. wires
his store manager. Col. Meyers. that he
W detained in New York few days
longer and net TO look for him until
the litter part of this week.
l.. A. Carr prominent raili Dad m 4
of San NJ tcin' pass d through the
; MIR. Carr is delegate to the grand
lodge II the Knights Of r, ,hes.
The firm of Arson e. Holman. con
tractors have been let the contract foi
the sroerstructuIe Of Joe Barnett's
rev building. The clustering and fin
ishing contracts have Nc been let yet
Owing to pay day the stores were
kept open last night until after IL
o'clock end the merchants will try the
trip again tonight A rumber psid "
last night. but a few kept ort Of the
fold
Mrs. II. S. Clancy. of Santa Fe, who
has been spending a couple of weeks
, In the city. visiting with the family OF
her brother-in-law. District Attorney
+. w. Clancy. returned nome this NOR
ning.
J. +. Cook came in from Socorrc
this morning. and will be in the NE
tropolis ior couple of days. He
says a big crowd of Socorro people
, will ettond the territorial fair here In
October
August Mayer. foreman in the So
zorro Chieftain Office. and family, pass