Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16

transacting business at Belen today.
Indian Agent r. schanandore was a
passenger for Thornton this morning.
II. f. Campbell. a well known sheep
buyer Of Flagstaff. 10 In the city on
business.
Isaac Jackson, the city jailer and
janitor OF the city building. Ii on the
sick list.
Miss Nellie Haxledine returned this
morning from . months outing on the
Il Pacific coast.
IA Some needed repairs are being made
pm the street crossings Of the business
From the city.
A large number OF the city's young
people expect to enjoy dancing at Or.
chestrion hall tonight.
Attorney Horton Moore and family
have returned from two months So
journ at Whitcomb springs.
VIM. jerks. the well known mining
man OF the Cochiti country. left last
night on business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. J. r. williams was passenger
for Cerrillos this morning. She will
return to Albuquerque this evening.
Mrs. George Arnot and children, who
were at Las Vegas the past couple Of
months. have returned to the city.
The work OF collecting dog taxes Is
dragging little. The men who we're
employed to use the rope have struck.
Frank Johnson, who was here yes.
last night. He is n cattleman OF So
zorro county.
DIR. G. w. Grove and wife were pas.
sengers for San Francisco last night.
They VIII be absent several weeks
fro mthe city.
J. N. bangs and wife. and Miss Anna
Kiffsncr registering from Kansas City,
are In the territorial metropolis on
business and pleasure
Flesher q Rosenwald, the cigar man.
ufacturers. are getting big run on
their Statehood" and "rhe Cavalier"
cigars--their own makes.
DIR. FrapS w. Wood. physician at the
local Indian school. was passenger
for Bernalillo this morning. He, ex.
poets to return this evening.
Henry G. Warnack, who was EN-.
ployed In a reportorial capacity on the
Las Vegas Optic the past year, has
gone to Denver. whore ne accepts a
position ON the PostsagW u
r. G. Rohrabacher has arrived In the
city from III Paso. His wife and
daughter, who were on Z visit Ia south.
crn California. reached the city from
the west few days ago.
Or. c. 3. Keys, the new superintend
cnt Of the school OF mines At Socorro
passed through the city Monday even
ing from Des Moines. Iowa. en- route
to Socorro TO assume the duties Of his
position.
Peter Kitchen, the opera house own.
ey Of Gallup. with his family. came In
from the west this morning and will
leave tomorrow morning for the Jemex
hot springs. They will be absent sew
eral weeks.
J. Chilberg, general sales agent Of
the Colorado Fuel & Iron company.
came In from Denver last night. meet
ing here his wife and child. who ar.
rived from California. They will con-
tinue south to Fl Paso tonight.
DIR. C. F. Blackington. sheriff Of So.
zorro county. passed through the city
this morning en- route from Socorro to
Las Vegas. He had with him an insane
native woman. who will be placed
In the asylum at the latter place.
e. l.. Medler, assistaa4 United States
district attorney. .roturbsd home this
morning from = month's outing Ut var.
i0us southern California resorts. Mrs.
Medler, who went with him. viii re-
main In California until September.
J.. r. McCord. wife and daughter.
and Mrs. Gillespie. from Coleman.
Texas. arc In the city. They are well
pleased with Albuquerque ~ . husi-
ness place. and think its future ID ~
bright az any city In the southwest.
J. II. O'Rielly. district manager Of
the Washington Life Insurance compa'
ny and the president OF the New Mex
leo Territorial Fair association was q
south bound passenger last night. He
will visit AlamogOrdo and n PAs0 be-
fore returning u the city.
Roy, one Of the bright sons at Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Farx. Ia ct Oakland.
Cal, on a visit to his grandparents.
He left here few days ago with his
uncle. a. A. Farr. who is sheep raiser
OF Magdalena country. and expects "a
remain away several weeks.
Miss Mary l.. Kraft returned TO Ber-
nalillo this morning.
Robert Copeland. Of Ash Fork, 10 In
the city. and will probably remain In
definitely here.
Passenger No. 22 was one hour and
forty minutes late this morning caused
by q half-dead engine.