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

10 going to Colorado for short vaca-
ton and during his absence his EN-.
ployment business will be left In
charge Of II. A. Murphy Mr.. Murphy
comes from Omaha. Neb.. well recon-
mended. having been connected with
the employment business at that place.
Mrs. ID. b. Weaver is here from El
Paso.
NJ. BrunofY, Of FL Paso, was here yes
terday.
Tonight, Miss Albrigi.es concert at
Colombo hall.
Attend the Miss Albright concert Mt
Colombo hall tonight.
Arthur J. Bryan. OF Georgia, is
spending a few days here.
Deputy United States Marshal Frank
Hall has gone to Las Cruces.
Attorney A. b. McMillen was a pas.
senger for Santa Fe this morning.
John X. Morrison. for many years
resident OF indianapolis. has moved
here.
Music lovers should attend the Miss
Albright concert at Colombo hall to-
night.
Rev. and Mrs. r. c. Beattie are ex-
pected to return from New York on
Friday.
DR.. @. w. Harrison and wife. who
were at Bernalillo, returned to the city
last night.
+. H. Mitchell went to Santa Fe this
morning to attend to business in con.
nection with the tent city"
Louis Baldwin was west bound cas-
senger last night. He will make his
home In the future in California.
Harvey 8. Stevenson, who has been
here for several months. will go to
Redlands. Cal. to join his brother.
Mrs. II. Hamilton. of Las Vegas. who
has been visiting In the city the past
two months, returned home this morn
ing.
Mrs. George w. Stubs left this NOR
ming for Salt Lake City for an extend
ed visit with her sister. Mrs. Bruce
Kinney.
Mrs. +. s. Perine. of Cummings.
Iowa. has leased the house formerly
owned by Judge n. S. Collier and will
arrive in few days.
Miss AIbright's concert will begin
this evening promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Entertainment at Colombo hall on
North Second street.
Artell Genthncr, Of California. spent
yesterday in the city visiting with his
brother. E. o. Genthner. and left this
morning for Durango. Colo.
Hon. T.. A. Miera has returned from
Kansas City. where he marketed his
sheep. He stopped over day or so at
Santa Fee to visit his mother and other
relatives.
Hon. J. +. Hinkle and c. l.. Ballard,
both Of Chaves couny. were In Santa
FEE yesterday on business. Mr.. Hinkle
Is a member Of the territorial board
OF equalization.
Prof. +. A. Jones writes from the
Oscura mountains that he Is shipping
from his iron property there to the fair
at Albuquerque chunk o. ore weigh
ing 1900 pounds.
| Mrs. Mary Finch. formerly living at
72l Marquette avenue, has bought the
Arlington rooming house on South Sec
ond street and will run the house un
der the old name.
ID. NJ. White. of Santa Fe. went to
Las Cruces last night, and will go to
the White Sands country and locate
SO. 900 acres of saline lands for the ter
ritorial university.
John H. Cornell. who has been alb
sent from the city several weeks. work
ing for the Harvey eating house sys
TEN at Needles, has returned to the
city and will remain until after the ter
ritorial fair
B. b. Spencer. postmaster and mer
chant at Eastview. Valencia county
who has been spending several days
In the city trading and buying supplies
left for his home yesterday.
II is understood that Joe Harris viii
pitch for the Santa Fe Centrals at Las
Vegas next Sunday. Joe Is now II
Santa Fe. He Is good pitcher, bu
hardly up to Charley Rhodes.
II. p. Thomas, president of the Con
ISOLATED Mining and Smelling compa
ny, and daughter. Miss Bessie. passed
through the city this morning en- rout'
from Magdalena to Cerrillos.
Mrs. j.. II. Laurie and daughter. o
Alamogordo. who have been spending ;
couple of days In the city visiting will
the family Of II. T.. Fox. left this morn
ing for Denver, Colo. where the youn;
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ing winter.
Homer II. Ward and family left thi
morning for an extended visit at thei
old home at Alliance, Ohio. Mr.. Ware
IL night chief clerk at the local SAINTS
Fe Offices. Clerk Golfer will substitute
ir that position during Mr.. Wards all
sence,
Prof. +. A. Jones' son. Elston, whit
has been employed by the Cerrillo
cmoltar ne aagaver thrnuuh vaentiou