Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-19

The Mutual Protective society OF Olu
Albuquerque and the committee VINO
had charge of the picnic held last Sun
day. desire to thank the people OF the
towns and valley for their gen.
erous patronage of the picnic; the
First regiment band for the music, and
others who helped to make the enter
tainment such a big success. 1t is I'M
derstood that about 500 were taken
in. and that the society will have,
after all expenses are paid, between
$500 and $500 to add to its treasury.
Leon B. Stern, the hustling propri-
etor of THE Lion store on West Rail
road avenue, is packing his trunk this
afternoon, and will leave tonight for
New York City. He will buy his fall
and winter goods and will find time
also to take a much needed rest while
in the east. Leon has attended close
to business for the past few years, has
e his trade grow day by day, and he
is entitled to a rest. He will be absent
a month or six weeks.
Harry F. Lee, who accompanied Sol
ONION Luna to the Roswell country, re-
turned to the city this morning. Mr..
Luna getting off the train at los
Lunas. Mr.. Luna received the $4,000
sheep which he recently purchased
from the Jaffa-Prager company. Mr..
Lee says that section of New Mexico
is in a prosperous condition, and that
the ranges and valleys are supplied
with a great abundance of grass and
water.
James T.. Cree and wife, of Lincoln
county, n. M, came in from Trinidad,
Colo, yesterday and spent the day in
the city. Mr.. Cree is owner of the
Angus V V cattle ranch near Fort
Stanton, Lincoln county, and came to
Albuquerque to consult his attorney,
II. B. Ferguson, on important legal
matters. Mr.. and Mrs. Cree have been
spending the summer at Trinidad.
Returning Elks from the Salt Lake,
Utah, convention say that they saw
Rev. Bruce Kinney, formerly of this
city, and Rev. =. A. Simpkin, formerly
Of Gallup, in that city, and that they
tipped their hats as the Quien Sabes
filed past them in the big parade. c.
C. Butler, another ex-Albuquerque citi-
zen, is also at Salt Lake and doing
well.
w. w. Clark, brother of V. V. Clark,
is in the city and will have charge of
the latter's mining office on Gold ave-
nue. for a short time. 1t was he that
dismantled the II. T. Mckinney ten
stamp mill in He'll canyon, personally
experimenting its removal to this city
and say it loaded or to a a and
shipped to Globe, Ariz.
w. V. Wolvin, d. d. s., Dental Sur
geon Santa Re Pacific Railroad, Grant
block. Both phones.
Fresh fish. San Jose Market.
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Boys knee pants, a full line, at Nj
Mandell's.
DIAMOND ICE"
Try our coffee rolls and fine cakes
Anthony Xydias, opposite postoffice.
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Fresh Holsters. San Jose Market.
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Boys shoes a big assortment at NJ
MandelI's.
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w. V. Futrelle Furniture Co. have
just closed a deal to furnish the carpet
for the Congregational church, which
will be laid this coming week.
Swiss cheese. 20 cents pound. Sar
Jose Market.
Suits made to order, best line thai
ever came TO Albuquerque at H. Man
dell's.
Fresh shrimps. San Jose Market.
Copper, tin anu galvanized irOI
work.-Whitney company.
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Use Sedgwick creamery butter, al
ways of the same uniform quality
guaranteed to please, price 80 cent
pound. San Jose Market.
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