Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-25
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Special Officer Ben Williams of the
Santa Fe went to La Junta last night.
Ten experienced laundry girls want
work in a union laundry. Inquire at
this office.
Representative A. w. Pollard, of
California to enjoy a needed vacation.
Two carloads of wagon material was
received yesterday by the Whitney
company, wholesale and retail hard.
ware dealers.
Prof. Charles Ford, a prominent mu.
sician of New York, is here visiting his
wife, who has been spending the win
ter in Albuquerque.
Mrs. Margaret Ross, of Chicago, is
the new stenographer at the Alvarado.
Mrs. Ross finds there is plenty of
stenographic work around the hotel.
Twenty-Five delinquents were sued
for poll tax today. If you haven't paid
yours yet you had better call at the
Office of Gross, Kelly & Co. or j. NJ.
Moore's Office and pay it.
Secretary G.. X. Durbin, of the Elec.
trio Light and Power company. and F..
II. Russell, of the light plant at Tue.
son. Arizona. are looking over Albu-
querque in a business way.
Andres Trujillo, of Barelas. who was
arrested on three charges, assault with
words, assault and battery and assault
with intent to rape. was tried before
Judge Borchert and was acquitted.
Juan Garcia, father of Mrs. Frank
A. Hubbell, has decided to build a resi-
dence on the lots in the southwestern
part of the city now occupied by the
Albuquerque Tennis clubs court. The
new house will be of modern architec-
ture.
p. Masetti, formerly located at oil
South Second street, has moved his
place of business to the corner of
Masetti runs a meat market and has
put in a large line of fancy and staple
groceries.
Frank McKeehan. Chinese inspector
at Naco, Arizona, formerly chief dep
uty United States marshal of New
Mexico, passed through the city this
morning en- route north. Mr.. Mckee
han was here a couple Of hours and
met many old friends. He is well salts
fled with his new position.
Geo. Arnot, manager of the local
house of Gross, Kelly & Co., returned
from Belen last night. He says things
are booming at the valley town and
hlCinncS ic onnI Tho hriIno an,a,,
the Rio Grande will be finished by
April and trains will be running out to
Abo canyon in three weeks.
Mrs. L. w. owen, of Denver, organ.
izer of The International Sunshine
Society" who spoke so acceptably at
the Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. last Sunday night, will again
make an address at the Lead Avenue |
Methodist Episcopal church tonight.
Her subject will be "The Force of a
Sunbeam" No charge for admission.
The Spanish-American War Veter-
ans met last night at Colonel Bora
daile's store, on Gold avenue, and in
proposed visit of Comrade President
Theodore Roosevelt was discussed and
plans toward meeting him were dis
cussed. Hartman H. Wynkoop is the
new commander of Booth camp.
w. A. Hill, representing the Allen
Sheep Shearing company Of Chicago,
passed through the city this morning
en- route from Phoenix, Arizona, to
Idaho, where he has a contract for
shearing a large number of sheep. He
has just finished clipping 100 900 head
Of sheep in Arizona. Mr.. Allen was in
Albuquerque a year ago last fair and
demonstrated what the Allen sheep
shearing machine could dc.
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