Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-08


Of the way, Mr.. Edgar telegraphed his
wife to remain at Bonneville until the
railroads had got back to running
trains regularly.
Elston f.. Jones left today FOR Pueb-
10. Colo, where he will enter the labor
atories of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company. He is a student at the uni
versity.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Retail Merchants association will be
held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
over Zeiger's Cafe. Every merchant is
requested to attend.
J. H. Mason and wife, the portrait
artists, are here in the city for a six
weeks stop. They have been in Pres
colt, Arizona, for several months and
come well recommended.
Misses Josephine, Jessie, Grace and
Isabel Mordy returned Sunday to La
guna. They spent the past week here
attending the exercises of commence
ment week of the University of New
Mexico.
Hon. j. NJ. Sandoval and County
Commissioner Ignacio Gutierrez are
in the city today from Sandoval. The
| former has about 10000 pounds OF wool
here, which he will no doubt sell this
afternoon to the highest bidder.
The Odd Fellows went to the Bap-
fist church yesterday in a body to OBJ
serve their annual memorial day. Rev.
Herman ], Powell delivered a splendid
address, very appropriate for the occa-
sion. A quartet sang and Frederick
Worth rendered a solo. The services
were interesting and pleasing to the
large audience.
Theodore s. Robinson, the general
and accommodating night clrek at the
Alvarado, has resigned. He will leave
shortly for his home in Danville, Ill.
Mr.. Robinson may resume his former
position in the office OF the chief pay
master of the department Of the Colo
RADIO of the United States war depart
men in Denver.
Charles f. Spader, the popular gen
eral merchant and Indian trader at the
Jemez village, is in the city today, in
terviewing the local wholesale mer-
chants. He reports the Jemez country
prosperous this spring, as the result of
| some good rains, and says the Indians
will have fine crops of wheat, corn,
etc. He will remain in the city a
couple of days.
E. S. Strong, travelling salesman for
Francis H. Leggett & Co of New York
City. the largest wholesale grocery
house in the world. is in the city, rep
.resenting his house and renewing old
acquaintances. Mr.. Strong still feels
a home in New Mexico, and stated en-
phatically that Albuquerque is a bet
ter town than any place twice its size
in seven states
Mrs. F. NJ. Blackmarr and sister,
Miss NJ. Strong, and Mrs. George Mey-
ercord, pleasant fasteners who have
been spending the winter here at the
Alvarado. left this morning for Las
Vegas. After spending a day or two
there, the sisters will leave for their
nome III 1ultdSp' NIB M'SNlNoih WIN
spend the summer at the Montezuma,
Las Vegas Hot Springs.
Bonnie Jaffa, the popular young
clerk at the clothing store Of Simon
Stern, is developing into a splendid ad.
writer. His photo, together with an
article on Advertising in New Mex
ico," appears in one of the eastern
magazines on the subject. Bonnie
believes in printers ink, knows that it
pay and will do his share towards
seeing every e%nterprising merchants
name in the advertising columns of the
city papers.
A force of men are busy at work on
the mesa east Of the university max
ing adobes, with which DR.. Hugh
Smith intends building a village OF
sanitary cottages for tuberculosis pa
tients. That the doctor means bust
ness is without doubt and before many
months are past a small town OF adobe
huts will be building on the now al
most barren mesa foot hills. AS a
starter. cottages to accommodate 200
patients will be built and this number
added 10 as occasion and patronage
demands.