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

morrow with as pupils. superintend.
ent J. c. Ross says he had applications
for a hundred more pupils, but has
only room for seventy-nve.
II is announced that the Apollo Male
quartet which made its nrst appear.
ance in the Ballad concert at the Con-
gregational church some item ago. will
give concert at Colombo hall during
fair week. The quartet 10 composed oe
Messrs. Hunt. Bell, Bullard and Burg.
II. Il. whiting. United States com
missioner for this district, who was at
Las Cruces yesterday. returned TO the
city this morning. While In the Ne.
silla valley. he visited the Agricul.
tural college. and says II 10 one Of the
finest and best territorial educational
institutions in New Mexico.
J. II. O'Rielly, district manager OF
the Washington Life Insurance COM
pany, who was at Silver City the other
day, has returned to the city. He says
everybody down that way are talking
about the fair. and he believes that
the southern section of the territory
will be largely represented at the fair.
John Wickstrom. who, q few years
age was considered one of the wealthy
saloonkeepers of this city. occupies .
place In the county ia. and this once
well known sport Ia considered. now
instead of wealthy, to be mentally de-
ranged. Il Is thought, however, by his
friends that II kept from liquor he
would soon recover his mind and
health.
Capt. r. II. Greenleaf returned last
night from his Rio Pecos trip and he
brought along with him some fsh and
grouse, which he kindly distributed
among his particular friends. A few
days ago the captain shot and killed
a 2-year-old black bear. and sent Il to
the city in advance Of his coming. One
shot frcm Greenleaf's rife promptly
put the life out of bruin.
G. l.. Altheimer, the capitalist. who
was at the St. Joseph Sanitarium the
past week as patient suffering from
heat and other minor troubles, was
released from the hospital today. He
Is profuse in his praises Of the treat
ment accorded him by the good sisters
and nurses Of the hospital, and says
whenever any one Ia sick he advises
move to the sanitarium.
ID. b. Auld. for many years q resi-
dent OF Albuquerque and an employs
OF the local Santa Fe Pacific shops,
left last night for San Bernadino, Cal.
where he will accept a similar posi-
ton In the Santa Fe shops at that
place. Mrs. Aud and son Lawson,
who have been spending the summer
on the coast. will meet Mr.. Aud at
San Bernardino.
DR.. A. X. Albers. one OF the promi-
nent and popular business gentlemen
of El Paso, came In from California
this morning. where he was during the
past two weeks taking life easy. The
doctor Is one of the base ball enthu.
siasts of the Pass City, and ON his re-
turn home he will put new life into
the base ball fans OF that city. The
doctor will go south tonight.
Judge C. n. Sterry. general solicitor
for the Santa Fe coast lines, and fam
lily, arrived from Los Angeles this
morning. in private car attached to
passenger train No. 2. They will re-
main in the city until tomorrow, and
today are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. w. F'lournoy. En- route TO the city.
they stopped over for a couple of days
at the Grand Canyon of Arizona. 1t
is safe to say. however. that the judge
did not carry his 800 pounds of flesh
on small mule down the Bright An
gel trail of the Grand Canyon.
Frank A. HubbeiI, chairman OF the
territorial republican committee. has
favored The Citizen with copy OF the
republican text book for the campaign
OF 1902.
David NJ. White. locating engineer
Of the United States land commission.
passed through the city night before
last for Dona Ana county or ONO
business.
w. b. Walton, the Silver City attor.
ney and editor. who was at Santa Fe
on business before the territorial board
OF oquanEation, passed down the road
for Silver City last night.
Mrs. Howard sweet and daughter. OF
San Marcial. came down from Las
Vegas last night and are spending q
couple OF days with the family of A. ].
Richards, All South Arno street.
The regular monthly business meet.
ing OF the Ladies' Aid society OF the
Congregational church will be held In
the church parlors. Thursday after
noon at 2:S0 o'clock. All members ara
urged to be present.
Elston Jones, son OF Prof. r. A.
Jones, who has been employed at the
smelter of the Consolidated company
at cerrlllos. has returned to the city.
and will enter the New Mexico uni.
versity
LagaI Notice.