Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-13

0'int NuGtu ~ tuG bOtutH IftH WUOlG
the excursions win run Sunday, Alhu-
unerquc wants seven coaches. Santa
Fe ak, CerrilIos one. ana Ration and
nearby points. nve.
J. w. w. and Elmer r.. veeder re-
turned last night from their trip 10
Santa Fee and Albuquerque.
II. w. Kelly and Jacob Gross re-
turned last night from their trip to Al.
buQuerQue. where they were looking
after the location for the building of q
new warehouse. ..
The east side Are company. as we'll
as the Romero boys. will give an OK.
hibition run for the visitors Sunday. II
will take place at ~ o'clock and the
water will be thrown on Douglas ave-
nue. and Sixth street.
Vernon Sund is down with the diph-
iberia. His brother had just recov.
cred from an attack OF the same dis
ease few weeks ago.
The remains OF Atalanio r. Ulibarri
were conveyed early this morning to
San Jose for interment. The party left
before daylight overland. a large num-
Der Of friends accompanying the re-
mains.
Judge William J. Mills was on the
indisposed list yesterday.
Louis c. Ilfcld, a son OF Charles
Ilfeld. arrived here today from New
York for visit with his parents. He
will remain here until the family
leaves for Kansas City to attend the
wedding of Herman Ilfeld to Miss
LIebstetter. Mr.. Ilfeld Is one Of New
York's entcrprising young attorneys.
Ike Davis Ia on today's indlsposed
list.
A coroner's Jury held an inquest yes
terday on the remains of Atalanio F.
Ulibarri. the late chief Of police. and
startingly disclosed the fact that he
came to his death as result of two
shot wounds In his limbs fired by some
person. 'The man who did the shoot
ing was not known"
DIR. T.. l.. Epperson. the superintend-
ent OF construction for the electric line
arrived this afternoon with his wife
and two children. DR.. Epperson said
that he had finally closed up all ar
rangements for the shipment of the
boilers. cars, electrical parts, and had
bills Of lading for everything except
about $160 worth OF small fittings He
said he had been at number of points
in the east besides st. Louis. and now
there should be little or no delay In
the work Of the line. The doctor will
make Las Vegas his home now, and
will push matters.
Fathers Gilberton. Pougat, lie Gull
Ion and Barran went up to Watrous
this afternoon to attend the big feast
day there tomorrow. Bishop Bour-
II will be gala day for the little town.
=. C. Hoggutt returned today from
his trip to Kansas City. where he un-
derwent surgical operation. He Is
looking well.
Richard Guenther, Jr., son Of Con-
sui General Guenther at Frankfort.
Germany. and an old school friend OF
Jack Lubbock, who has been visiting
here several days, left To-Day for Den
YER on his way home to Salt Lake. Mr..
Guenther has been at Lordsburg In
vestigatng some mining properties.
Mrs. John Bieber wife of Fireman
Bieber. received telegram yesterday
shortly after her husband left for
Michigan TO see his sick mother, that
the lady had died.
James Flint will leave Monday for
Kansas CITY, where he will en,er a
medical school for the coming winter,
Mrs. j. II. Stearns gave n reception
to number of her lady friends this
afternoon.
Charles Cunningham will leave Mon
day for Chester, Pa. to resume his
studies at the military school there.
H. Bowers and George Kanoff are
couple of Albuquerque hustlers within
the Meadow City gates.
j. w. Heath and c. II. Berry and
their better three.fourths will leave to-
morrow for the mountains for week
of l.fe in the wilds.
c. W. Coffelt has lately received
from Virginia an old hall clock. which
has been an heirloom In the family.
II was sent to him after the death OF
his father. With the clock was an
edition of the Baltimore Journal and
Advertiser of the date of 1878 II con-
tains a number of writeups and an ad-
vertisement OF George Washington,
Offering for sale 10000 acres of land
near Mount Vernon.
The hearing of the A. A. SENEGAL
bankruptcy case was on today before
$. b. Davis. referee in bankruptcy.
Mrs. IA. G.. Parke left today for her
home In Detroit. Miss Marie Louise
and II. C. parke will return to the
ranch at Shoemaker. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
G. Lubbock and son, Arthur, will not
return To their home In Chicago until
next Wednesday. They are very much
pleased with the climate here. and the
city and say they will return.
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