Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-30

A. Staab, the Santa Fe capitalist, is
here today mixing with local mer-
chants and politicians.
Abraham K~empenich, the extensive
general merchant of Peralta, Valencia
county, is in the city today.
w. j. Hanna, the water service man
of the Rio Grande division of the Santa
Fe, was here this morning on official
business.
Max H. Montoya, who is a well
known merchant and stock raiser of
the Magdalena ranges, was here yes.
terday on business.
Club men and their friends spent
an enjoyable evening dancing at the
Commercial club last night. Music
which renders dancing an exquisite
pleasure was the cause Of the late
hours.
Hon. w. II. Andrews, the republican
candidate for the territorial council
for the counties of Sierra and Socorro,
was a passenger for Santa Fe last
night. He will be at the capital for a
| couple of days, and then proceed south
to Sierra county.
At Temple Albert, corner of West
Gold and Seventh streets, services viii!
be held Friday evening at 7:45 and
Saturday morning at IL. The subject
of Friday evenings sermon by Rabbi
Jacob H. Kaplan will be Lift Up Your
Eyes, The public is welcome.
Frank Quier, who was in the employ
of the Southwestern Telephone and
Telegraph company at Dallas, Texas.
and who travelled extensively in that
state and Louisiana, returned home
several days ago, and says he Is will
ing to make Albuquerque his future
home.
Ira Hunt, who has a fine ranch and
orchard a few miles up the river, was
here yesterday exhibiting several va
rieties of fine apples which he raised
this year. The apples, as large and
fine as any exhibited at the recent ter
| ritorial fair, will be placed in cold
storage, and put upon the market at a
later date.
The clerks of the city are taking a
decided interest in the organization of
a central labor council in this city.
For some time they have been talking
of organizing, and will be present at
the meeting at Odd Fellows hall at
$3.50 Sunday afternoon to hear the
views of those who have had exper-
fence in this line.
The ease against William Clifford.
| charged with murder in the third de-
gree. the result of the death OF Leon
ard Dunning during the recent terri
torial fair, was called before Justice
| Crawford at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
but owing to the absence Of the attor-
ney and witnesses for Mr.. Dunning,
the case was postponed until 8 o'clock
next Monday morning.
The meeting Of New Mexico Baptist
convention in this city on November
| IA, 10 and 16 promises to furnish a
number of fine programs of public in
terest as well as all being of great i'm
portance In the interest Of work pre-
sented. The evening music, besides
sons services, Will be a marked fea-
ture. being under the charge of Prof.
Walker and Mr.. Newton.
Governor NJ. A. Otero, who was
down in Otero county on a campaign
tour, returned to the city this morn
ing and continued north to Santa Fe
on the delayed passenger train. He
stated to a party of friends. who met
him at the depot, that Rodey's pros
poets were exceedingly bright for car
rying Otero and the other southern
counties next Tuesday. The governor
believes that Rodey's majority VIII be
between 5000 and 6,oOV-
Don ]. Rankin, candidate on the re-
publican county ticket for the office OF
surveyor, was at his insurance Office
today, having just returned from an
official gauging trip to San Juan cuun-
ty. He reports everybody in that Sec
ton of New Mexico in a prosperous
condition, and that those who attended
the recent territorial fair were well
pleased with their visit to the terri
torial metropolis.
Even a family man has some trou'
bles that are not down on the usua
list of trials and fluctuations. This
morning. o. A. Matson picked up his
little Ratchet and sailed forth 10 th'
wood shed to do some ~chopping. HI
was getting along nicely and his wife
who was near by, was compiimentir'
him on his efficiency as a wood chop
per. when a piece of kindling flew III
and took Mr.. Matson by surprise. IN
piece hit heavily on the right side o
|, the head, near the eye, and made seN
} eral bad bruises. For a time MI Ma
, son was pretty badly stunned.