Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30

Music company, went 20 .6a0Go F0 this
morning. irg s,eff - -. J'si ~
Mrs. N. NJ. Rice and family have re.
turned from pleasant outing ON the
Pacific coast. XII
Isaac H. Cox. Of the Arm of Brock.
meier & Cox. was passenger for Der.
nalillo this morning.
Mrs. William Brice and children left
this morning for = two months visit
at her old home in Burlington, wiscon.
sin.
w. n. Gilman returned last evening
from Watrous, where he took q ship
ment Of twenty men, who will work on
the road there.
One Of the several feasts OF the Is.
leta Indians will commence at the vii
lcge of Isleta tonight and be continued
all day tomorrow.
J. r. Smith and wife. OF Los Lunas,
left this morning for the Jemez hot
springs. The gentleman is sufferer
with rheumatism.
Attorney Z. w. Dobson went to San
Ia FEE this morning to attend supreme
court, which meets at that place to-
morrow. He expects to return 70 Al
busuerque tomorrow evening.
Mrs. X. l.. McCance Ia here IN 4 visit
to Misses Irene and Louise saint. The
ledy is the wife of the purchasing
agent and treasurer Of the Albuquer.
que Eastern and Santa Fee Central rail.
roads.
Bishop Kendrick, of the Episcopal
church. is expected TO arrive here to-
morrow and will be present at the ser.
vices OF the Kings Daughters. which
will be held at st. Johns church to-
morrow evening. eat
+. r. Foraker. OF New York. neph
ew of U. s. Marshal Foraker, IL
expected to arrive here soon after Sep
TENDER l to recuperate. Mr.. Foraker
is an attorney ana Ia In the law Office
of Elihu Root. secretary OF war.
Philip HaLschild, who has been here
for the past two years left last night
for New York and will sail from there
to his home in Germany He came here
for lung trouble but Of late has gone
down hill rapidly and desired to go
home. A. Borders and others interest.
ed themselves In his behalf and secur.
ed for him transportation home.
DIR. C. q. Cruikshank. Pablo, Trujilio
and A. b. de Baca, three we'll known
republican politicians Of San Marcial,
and at Socorro today holding confer.
ence with the leaders of the party IN
that city. Politics, so II is said. Is get
ting quite lively down that way, and
the leaders are quite anxious to TX up
certain matters before convention day,
A let.er was received this morning
from John Miller. one q the county
commissioners, which gives tie news
that the reason be cant reach the
county seat Is that the Rio Perco is
raging and cant be fordcd. Mr.. Miller
resides at Casa salazar. and his letter
says that. at the time OF writing, II
was still raining and the country for
miles was sheet OF water.
Jud Buchanan, who. with his broth
er. conducts a general merchandise
and trading business at Zuni, came In
this morning from TIE west. accom-
panied by his friend. William Petty
john, sheriff of Lawrenceville, Illinois.
The two gentlemen will leave tonight
fol Illinois. and while at Lawrence
VILE, Mr.. Buchanan will purchase Q
carload Of goods for the zuni coun-
try.
There are plenty Of men hard UP at
times who have difficulty in meeting
their financial obligations. However,
II man Is strictly honest and will be
economical and Industrious and will
let II be known by his acts that he will
not deceive the one 10 whom he Ii IN
debted, he will In all probability come
not all right. His friends will not for
sake him 80 long a. he 10 industrious
and honest.
Yesterday. In Pueblo. Colo. George
Weinert. formerly of this city. but for
years clerk 1t the CALIFORNIAN Coal
company's store at Gallup. was united
| In marriage to Miss Mary Murphy, OIL
THAT city. The ceremony occurred in
the st. Patrick church OF that city,
land . large crowd Of friends were
present. Mr.. Weinert and wife viii re-
side In Pueblo. where he h n che en-
ploy Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company.
The Santa Fe New Mexican says:
6eneral and Mrs. Francis ]. Torrance
and daughter and Senator w. H. An
drews left Pittsburg. Pa. last evening
| for this city. General Torrance IL one
J OF the leading promoters Of the con-
btruction OF the Santa Fee Central rail-
Hay and the Albuquerque Eastern rail-
broad. II 10 understood that the party
w!ll remain here acme weeks. taking
outside trips to different sections of
Eew Mexico.
Col. Ralph r. Twitchell Il in the city |