Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-03
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and will remain a few days.
+. ID. Derby and wife, popular folk
from Cleveland, o., are here on a visit
to the territorial metropolis.
+. G.. Utley and Spencer Balcomb,
interested in enterprises at Algodones,
are in the city today on business.
Half a dozen bill boards of the Hud-
son Bill Posting company succumbed
to the wind of yesterday afternoon.
California limited No. 3, due here at
1910 this morning, was three hours
late on account of a freight blockade
near Lamy.
The front windows of the clothing
store of L. l.. Washburn & Co. are pref
tily arranged with some extra nice
Easter novelties.
Supervisor Wright, o. the Indian
schools, who il acre in charge OF the
local school, was a visitor at the Coch-
iii village yesterday.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Holloway, who, for the
past two weeks, has been at the Alva-
RADIO, left on No. 2 yesterday for her
home in Cincinnati, o..
William y. Mcdonald of Columbus,
O.. secretary of the American Consoli-
dated Copper company, came in from
Lordsburg this morning.
Ben Digneo, of The Citizen force. is
receiving the congratulations of his
friends today-the event being his sew
enteenth birthday anniversary.
Ignacio NJ. Perea, one of the river
commissioners of Sandoval county, has
been appointed deputy assessor of that
county by Assessor V. s. Miera.
The Easter window display at NJ.
Mandells clothing store on Railroad
avenue is much admired. The decora-
lions are the work of John Oliphant.
There will be a regular meeting of
!, Adah chapter No. 5, o. f. s., this even
ing, April 3, at 1880. By order of
Worthy Matron Laura Fluke, secre-
tary.
Miss Edna Frank, daughter of A. j.
Frank, was here yesterday from Ago
dones. The young lady has many
friends here, who are always pleased
to see her.
iduito " ~ nOhld , Shl TIC
Temperance Union held a very inter-
esting meeting this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Houghton, West At
lantic avenue.
j. IL. Bearrup, president of the Rio
Grande Wooden mills and the Albu-
querque wool securing mills, left this
morning on delayed passenger train
No. Z for Flagstaff.
The wreckage of the fallen north
wall of the Armijo building occupied
by the Roosevelt house is not quite as
great as was first thought. The loss
w4f- uihssst. to about 5000.
Arbor Day is 'psin,g, observed at the
Albuquerque Indian schools. 1k4s GA.
%ercises lasted the greater part of the
entire day. A large number of trees
were planted by the pupils.
o. p. Hovey, the probate clerk of
Sandoval county, drove down from
S%andoval, up the river, this morning.
He returned to the county seat Of the
Few county this afternoon.
Rev. A. p. Morrison, superintendent
of missions of the Methodist Episco-
pal church in this territory, left this
morning for Las Vegas and Santa Fe.
He will be absent several days.
Ed Lavelle, who was in charge of an
extra gang of workmen on the Santa
Fe Pacific in Skull Valley, Arizona,
is in the city and will probably go to
work on the Albuquerque Eastern.
Mrs. Rodey is in receipt of a tele-
gram from her husband, Delegate B. S.
Rodey, to the effect that he will leave
Washington today for this city, expect
ing to arrive here on text Monday eve
ming.
Word comes from the famous Jeme2
hot springs that ]. B. Block, the well
known and popular hotel keeper, is
making preparations to entertain a
good crowd the coming summer. These
springs are among the very best in the
country for all kinds or diseases, and
they should be well ~patronized by the
invalids.
The Congregational Association OF
New Mexico will convene in the Con
5 gregational church tonight at 1880. Ser
mon by Rev. George Leo Patterson
of Gallup. Morning, afternoon and
evening sessions Saturday and Sun
day. The public is cordially invited
, Sermon Saturday night by Rev. T. X
Overton.
a Sunday afternoon. at the fai
4 grounds in the old town, there will b'
another game of base ball between tn
Z Old Town Tigers and the Santa f
b Pacific shop boys, and the game will b
= holly contested. There will be an aC
n mission fee of % cents charged 70
IA gentlemen, but all ladies will be aC
Ia mitted free.
" AS has been previously announce
NJ in these columns, h heating an
" plumbing contract for the handsom
d new Barnett building was let to VIII
va ney company, Matters in the heatin