Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-12

Miss Mablo Hall who has been sui.
fering from a severe illness the past
six weeks. Is reported improving.
The Commercial club will meet this
evening to take final action on the
Is desired.
Capt A. Il. Fitch. Of the Graphic
smelter and mine. is here today on
business. He will return to Magda.
lena tonight
T. A. Graham. from Danvile. Ill.,.
has arrived and will remain mere In.
definitely. He is the youngest of the
Graham brothers.
Mrs. r. V. Chaves and children. fam.
lily Of Attorney Chaves LETT last night
for Colorado Springs, Col. where they
will sojorrn for several weeks.
II is probable that the Elks of Silver
City will visit this city during the ter.
ritorial fair and play another game OF
ball with the local Elks' team.
Mrs. J. +. Pearce and daughter, Miss
Rebecca. family OF ~. Pearce. will
leave tonight for southern California.
where they will sojourn for a few
weeks.
G. A. Barhydt chief clerk in Barns
office, will leave this evening for New
York. where he will spend a few weeks
recreating He will visit in Michigan
before returning.
r. VI. Stockton. the ranchman and
fruit raiser at Belen, is in the city to-
day, and called at The Citizen Office.
He says he will have a fine exhibit Of
fruit at the approaching fair.
Misses Mcclure. Hayden and Menaul
were passengers for the upper Rio
Pccos this morning They expect to
stop at DR.. Spark camp. Ernest Hay.
den expects to follow next Sunday.
Mrs. a. J. Crawford and children.
who sojourned the past week or ten
days, out in riieras canyon, have re-
turned To the city, and the children are
reported to be much improved in
health.
The two story brick business block
which is being built on South First
street by Frank Vaio, is almost fin
ished. The plate glass for the front
will be put in as soon as it arrives
from the east
4 purse containing three Trimblo
transfer tickets and few cents In
change. was found on Railroad avenue
yesterday. by Albert Richards. owner
may have same by calling at Joe Rich
ards cigar store
Angus MacGeliway, one Of the big
sheep raisers OF the Chilli neighbor
hood, came in from the mountains late
yesterday afternoon. He reports heavy
rains in his section of country the past
twenty-fonr hours.
4 car load of Indian bucks passed
through the city last night en- route
from Colorado. whore they have been
employed in the sugar beet fields, TO
the Navajo reservation. They were
not delighted with Colorado.
The Albuquerque Guards have re-
ceived an invitation from the militia
company a! FL Paso, To he their guests
AT the oncampmcnt OF the Texas State
militia at Austin. July 2225. The
Guards will try TO attend in a body
Patrick Shaw. nearly blind. was sent
TO his mother at Pueblo. Col. this
morning. City Marshal MCMillin Sc
cured him a half rate ticket TO Pueblo,
and charity provided the amount OF
money required TO purchase the ticket.
l. H. Onner Of Cincinnati Ohio. is
'NpFtiFN tbulEul anu ~ WI dt'tHN IL
position Al the wholesale liquor estah-
lishment Of Meyers-Abel company. Mr.
Onner worked for years with the
Standard Dstllery company of Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.
Simon Stern has an advertising nov.
city in his window. In the center OF
the window is a well with pully, rope
and bucket and a pair OF legs only
appears over the edge OF the well. \
placard bears the sign Gone dowl for
low prices at our green tag sale
Otto Berger and Theodore Muen.
sherman sent word TO their wives that
they had enjoyed themselves immense.
~ at the Jcmez hot springs and were
about ready TO return home. They
are expected 10 reach Albuquerque
some time late this afternoon or to-
night.
The ladies ana young men of st
Johns Episcopal church. are requested
To meet tonight at the rectory at \
O'Clock. Members of the Guild. the
Woman's auxiliary and Daughters of
the King are especially invited To be
present. Business of importance Wa"
be brought before the meeting
!. X. Abner. the engineer AT the
government Indian school, returned
last night from business visit to the
Indian villages west of the city, Mr.
Abner is one of the best men in the
government Indian school service ami
will leave Sunday night for the Chi.
occoo school of Oklahoma where ne
will continue as engineer OF that
school.
Mrs. George H. Frost and Miss May
Mcdonald returned last night from a
two weeks outing al the Grand Can
yon Of Arizona. They report having
had a fine time. MIR. and Mrs. l.. II.
Goodrich, who were with the party.
stopped al Gallup Tor a few days visit
with their son, Alfred Goodrich They
will return to Albuquerque the last Of
the week.
George \. Kaseman, deputy United
States marshal. who took his leave II
absence and visited his old home in