Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-12-20

IiShment OF such IN institution Ia New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Masetti, residing on
the Highlands. are revealing In the
smiles Of fine baby boy, which arriv.
ed this morning. Mother and child do.
ing well.
Emil Bismarck Ruppe. the 9 year old
son OF Emil Ruppe. the old town gar
dener, died yesterday morning at their
home Of membranous Group The
young son Of Mr.. Ruppe had only been
sick week when he was called away.
The funeral was private and took
place this morning. The body was laid
to rest In Fairview cemetery.
DR.. w. u. Radcliffe, Of Belen, who
has been dangerously sick with ty-
phoid fever. IL reported very much bet
ter and hopes OF has ultimate recov-
cry are assured.
Stanley Wells. n mining engineer,
who has been resident OF the city for
some months, is confined to his rooms
at the Commercial club with a slight
attack of grip.
N. 8. Rose. editor and attorney OF
Cerrillos. was in the city ON business.
He returned north yesterday morning.
Miss Mary Menaul. the accomplished
pianist. will spend the winter in Albu.
querque. Miss Menaul intends to teach.
w. Il. Martin. assistant superintepd-
ent Of the territorial penitentiary.
passed through the city last night en-
route to Socorro.
A small blaze In r. Romeros store
caused little excitement In the little
town OF Torreon, valencia county. last
Tuesday. The damage done was only
slight.
J. J. McMurtry. a prominent business
man Of Flagstaff, Ariz., passed through
the city en- route 10 the Indian Terri.
tory, He was accompanied by his
family.
The interior of the Church OF I'm
maculate Conception Is receiving a
coat OF paint and varnish. II will pre-.
sent quite cheerful appearance when
finished.
Mrs. Maria Sanchez. Go years OF age.
died at her home in Valencia county
yesterday. after being sick about a
week with pneumonia. Mrs. Sanchez
Is the mother OF David Sanchez. the
well known politician OF Valencia
county o. w. Strong & Sons have
shipped casket for the burial Of the
deceased whose funeral will take place
tomorrow.
George X. Neher and wife left Satur-
day night for Denver In response to
a telegram stating that Captain Hun
ter. Mrs. Neher's father, was seriously
Ill.,
Attorney L. l.. Medler went to Santa
FEE Saturday night on business.
A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
E. p. Victor. of 425 North Second
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor have been
residents OF this city only short time
having come here from New York.
N. II. Andrews. OF Nebraska City.
Neb.. has accepted position with Ar.
thur Everitt. MIR. Andrews is an ex-
pert jeweler, and will prove an excel
lent addition to the diamond palace.
The city council will meet tonight In
city hall at 1880 O'Clock. The new
milk ordinance will be considered.
Five express cars loaded with Asiat-
ic silk. valued at 5000 900. was carried
Miss Claude Albright. the accom-
plished daughter Of Col. and Mrs J.
G. Albright. left this morning for Chi
cago. where she will join the Castle
Square Garden Opera company for the
coming season.
through the city yesterday en- route to
New ..'orK.
A telegraph operator from Ash Fork
died at the Santa Fee hospital early
Sunday morning Of pneumonia. The
young man was brought to the city
about an hour before he died. o. w.
Strong d Sons took charge Of the re-
mains and wired his relatives for d.
rections.
Regular review OF Alamo Hive, No.
I, l.. o. T. NJ, tomorrow afternoon. In
|. o. o. +. hall, at 2:a0 o'clock. After
he regular session the ladies will give
a social. Everybody invited. Nina
Co,son, X. x.
Mrs. c. NJ. Adamson and little daugh-
ter, OF old town. will leave for Win
slow Wednesday with Mrs. Adamson's
brother, l.. T. Malta.
j. Gundelinger, manager of the On
derdonk Live Stock company's ranch
near Lamy, was in the city Monday
consulting local merchants.
kirster Bros, the Second street Gig
ar manufacturers. were around yester-
day passing out some very pretty and
appreciative 1903 calendars.
Sneak thieves got In their work one
night last week In the barn OF G. T.
Phillips. North Third street. when
they got away with new set of har-
ness.