Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-30
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LOCAL

ClTCles.
Albuquerque is beginning to put on
a holiday appearance.
Every one is a%nxiously awaiting for
the day when President Roosevelt is to
visit us.
Ice formed last night on water left
out in pals. Just think of that, and it
is April 30.
Abraham Kempenich, the general
merchant at Peralta, is in the city to-
day on business.
Sheriff Hubbell certainly done well
by collecting over $1,000 for President
Roosevelt's reception.
Base ball at the fair grounds on Sun
day. This time 1t is expected that the
Shops and the Browns will cross bats.
Mrs. James Meehan and children are
here from El Paso, on a visit to the
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Davis.
At the Boston Mine Exchange last
week, 220 shares of Santa Fe Gold &
Copper company stock were sold at
from 81 to s2.37 a share.
Conductor Jesse Miller returned
home this morning from a three weeks
tour of the Pacific coast. He was as
far north as Portland, Ore.
George e. Howard, a leading pho
tographer of the east, is in the city.
and has accepted the position of man.
ager of the Albright art parlors.
William HoraDin, of the well known
firm of wetherill & Horabin. mer-
chants and IndIan traders at Thoreau,
N. NJ, is in the city for a couple of
days.
Plymouth Congregational church at
Denver has been assigned as headquar.
tiers to New Mexico Christian Endeav-
orers during the International conven-
tion in June.
Mrs. A. T. Rogers, of Las Vegas,
passed through the city night before
last for Los Angeles, in response to
a telegram announcing the serious i'll.
ness of a brother.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con,
gregational church held their regular
monthly tea this afternoon al the
home of Mrs. Carl Hopping, 1877 South
Edith street. Quite a large attendance
was had.
Mrs. Nelson and her daughter, Miss
Euphemia. has returned to the city
ft.nr, nApra haz al
ready been published regarding the en-.
gagement of Miss Nelson to Lieuten.
ant Appel.
Up in Santa Fe they have to offer
prizes in order to wake some of their
citizens up to have them decorate for
President R~oosevelt's reception. Not
so here in Albuquerque, for every one
is patriotic.
The Retail Clerks union of the city
viii meet in Knights of Pythias hall
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Impor'
tant business will be considered and II
is essential that all members of the
union be present.
The Citizen publishes elsewhere, in
today's issue, the powers granted the
territorial board of equalization by the
new law passed by the recent terri
torial legislative assembly. The ar.
ticle should be carefully read by all
taxpayers.
Regular Sabbath services will be
held at Temple Albert Friday evening
NJ TAX Mice roitb uyaita opd AIro
Israel conduct the choir. Rabbi jacob
H. Kaplan will lecture on Suspension
and Reversion Of Judgments" The
public is welcome.
w. B. Walton, of Silver City, Sheriff
Thomas S. Hubbell and Thos. Hughes
of this city, members of the old board
of the worlds fair commissioners Of
New Mexico. are in Santa Fe today
, closing up the business of the board
Governor Otero will now appoint a new
board.
Mrs. w. NJ. Mcclellan, the eslmaDle
wife of a well known real estate owner
residing On South Third street, expects
to leave tonight or tomorrow morning
for Colorado. Before returning to the
city she will visit Denver, Colorado
Springs and other cities of the centen
NAL state.
Rev. w. Hayes Moore, of Santa Fe
was in this city this morning for q
short time. He has been the guest Of
his brother in Eel Paso for a couple o
weeks, n was en- route for his HON
in Santa Fe. Rev, Moore is one of thu
aDlest and fearless preachers in TIL
southwest today.
|, Mrs.J.M. Blum and Miss Mabel Ser
, yard, ladies of Cleveland, Ohio, after
s%ojourn of several months here, lef
for Cleveland this morning. Mr.. Mack
} a young gentleman who has been her
the past winter, accompanies tn
!, ladies a far north as Trinidad. an.