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

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Mrs: N. h. HtRsy. for . few days.
John II. Koch. from wingate. out
west. 10 In the territorial metropolis
today.
II. Yanow. the Second street pawn.
broker. who was at n Paso on bust.
ness. has returned to the city.
8. l.. Smith and wife, Of Lincoln,
Neb., and J. Josberger and wife. Of
Pittsburg. Pa. are both arrivals here.
They will remain few days.
w. J. Hanna, the San Marcial mer.
chant, 10 In the metropolis today. He
says San Marciai will be largely rep
resented at the approaching fair.
Col. John Borradaile, The Gold ave-
nue. second hand dealer, who was at
Santa Fe yesterday on business. re-
turned to the city last night.
8. NJ. Saltmarsh, chief Of the car &C.
countant department of the Santa Fe
coast lines, with headquarters 1t Los
Angeles. 10 In the city on business.
The visitors at Camp Birnie, In He'll
canyon. are J. r. Henderson. Of In
diana: Mundo McEwen. and r. c.
W!edmeyer, Minnesota; c. ID. Kinnan,
Kansas.
Hon. W. II. Andrews. the popular
president of the Albuquerque Eastern
and Santa Fee Central railways. will
arrive In the city tonight. and remaiA
few days.
Hon. j. NJ. Sandoval, one of the big
guns of the Los Cerrillos precinct, 10
in the city today He will remain and
attend the republican convention 1t
the ccur: house tomorrow.
The pastor Of the A. M. 4. church
was surprised last night. Members Of
his church called on him and they
brought along with them plenty of pro-
visions to last for few weeks.
A. X. Gibson. the mining man who
Is interested In several districts In the
territory. Is in the city today, and +.
II. Mitchell Is making II point to in
troduce the gentleman to a number of
albuquerque people.
l.. NJ. Parke and wife, frcm the
Shoemaker station on the Santa Fe.
up north, are In the city doing some
fall shopping. They find It convenient
and also profitable to them, to pur-
chase goods in the territorial metrop.
oils.
Jacob Gross. of St Louis, and II. w.
Kelly. OF Las Vegas, members of the
Gross.Kelly a. Co. wholesale establish.
ment. are in the city today. and while
here will transact business la connec
ton with the firms new building which
will be erected on the present site of
the old freight depot.
Mrs. Charles .e:ger. the estimable
wife of Proprietor zeiger. of Hotel
Zeiger of FL Paso, expects To return
home Sunday or Monday night. She
brought her two interesting daughters
10 this city short time ago and placed
them In the Central school. They have
rooms with their uncle, Ed. Steiner.
on North Fifth street.
A. n. Graham, the travelling agent
o: the Chicago d Alton road. with
headquarters at Denver, Colo. is In the
city. and Manager Klooz. Of the Alva-
RADIO. Is seeing that the gentleman s
stay here is pleasant one. Mr..
says that lt viii dtttuu
territorial fair. and has already placed
his order for space" at the Alvxrado
for fair week.
Ex-senator Warner Miller. of New
York, and son, Max. spent a couple of
hours In the city last night between
trains. while en- route to southern New
Mexico and Mexico. where the senator
is interested in mining properties.
Senator Miller Is one of the best
known public men of the United States
| and has done great service TO the re-
publican party In New York state.
| This Is the first visit tie son has made
west and he expresses himself as well
/ as he has seen them.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church met this afternoon
at the church parlors In regular SEES.
sion. = good attendance was had.
| Two have been added To the original
list of employees of Gross. Kelly q Co.,
who are going to Las Vegas next Sun
day, making the number who will go
eleven.
Prof. Rupert Franz Aspuland, who
will oiiiciate as teacher of classics at
the university. arrived from the west
last night Professor Aspuland has
been summering in southern Califor-
MIA
| Mrs Louis Hunng. of Los Lunas.
has leased the handsome residence
owned by Ernest Meyers on North
Second street and on September 20
will move to Albuquerque to spend the
winter.
The new house at 1005-l007 South
Second street owned by A. Trosello, is
being furnished for roomers. II con-
tains twenty-three rooms and Is ar
ranged especially for the accommoda-
ton of shop employees.
A real estate deal of considerable