Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-09
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has been wrestling with those horrid
measles
When you come to tell us about
those big fish you caught just bring
along the fish.
The Citizen Is the peoples paper. for
il contains the news and does not con
tain pipe dream articles.
Judge +. w. Parker is at Deming,
where district court for Luna county
opened yesterday morning.
Miss Belle Jones. who has been at
tending the university, has returned to
her home i'm Salt Lake, Utah.
Al Thelin has zone to Thelin
Brothers ranch to assist his brother,
Gus. in the shearing of their sheep.
Read The Citizen. Then you will
keep in touch with everything that
is going on in Albuquerque and in the
rest of the territory.
Keep a whooping'er up for Albuquer.
que. Everyone who is in a position to
know says it is the most progressive
city in the great southwest.
Go up into the Highlands when you
can and take a look over the Rio
GIdNle valley. IL Is NOW q 2 anu olSh'
to behold and IS worth your time.
G.. A. Maenusson. who was a mem
Der Of this years graduating class of
the university. has left to spend the
summer at his home in Minnesota.
It is said that young lovers of as
trorrmy are now using the steps of
the various public school buildings for
~star-razing purposes these fine even.
ings
Roy Freelove. who was at the JemeZ
hot springs for the rheumatism. and
received nue. benefit, returned to the
city late Sunday afternoon, by Jas. r.
Johnson's stage.
The cutting of alfalfa must be pro-
crossing at a rapid rate. judging from
the numerous loads of it that have
been hauled through the streets during
the last two or three days.
Miss Elizabeth Sinner. a teacher in
the Agricultural College at Mesilla
Park, is visiting her many friends in
the metropolis. Miss Sinner was
formerly a public school teacher here.
b. Ruppe. the genial druggist. will
leave next week for a trip over the
Sandals to visit the ancient ruins Of
Gran Quivera. He will be gone several
days and will lcok ove some mining
property too.
w. |. Trimble. owner of Bonnie
Treasure. left Sunday night for Pueb-
10. Colo. and will personally look after
Bonnie and other Albuquerque horses
in the remainder of the races in the
Colorado circuit.
The advertisement of ID A. Duitman.
dealer in and repairer of wind mills
and pumps. is published in today's
Citizen. He is agent for the Aermotor
wind mills, and does job ~carpenterine
and painting. Give him a call.
Miss Florence Sinclair Chaplin viii
leave tonight for her home in McGreg
or. Iowa. where she will spend tn,
summer vacation. Miss Chaplin is thu
efficient director of the department o
physical culture in the University o
New Mexico.
r. T. Davenport, the night operator
OF the Postal Telegraph company, en-
tertained yesterday his friend, w. II
Skidmore. day chief of the Western
Union Telegraph company in Ell Paso
and wife. The Skidmores were oil
their way to Chicago.
Miss Helen Rodey. daughter of Dele
gate and Mrs. b. S. Rodey, who ha
peer attending school in Washington
the past year, is expected any da
now She has been on her way HON
for over a week but is delayed by tn
great floods in Kansas.
OWN Allen, of Denver spent som
time here yesterday afternoon. Nj
Allen is a mining expert and was o
his way to FL Paso. From there h
will go to northern Sonora where h
will examine a copper proposition fC
some wealthy Denver men.
The family driving mare of A.
Trimble passed in her checks the othe
day. and in consequence there /
mourning IN that family. The mar
was a fine driver, as gentle and kin,
as any horse can be, and was a pc
around the street railway corral.
Quite a number of sheep raisers az,
in the city today from the ranges 70
the purpose Of feeling the pulse Of tn.
wool market Local buyers are max
ing some good offers, and they ar
picking up quite a big lot of WOO
which has reached the city the pas
few days
The other evening the Hyde Explo
ing Expedition shipped four Navajo II
dams. two men and two women
Conev Island. where they will weaN
blankets on exhibition i'm the cor
pany's store there in connection wit
Cummings Indian congress. Near
200 Indians are present at the co
gress.
President Charles r. Keyes of Il
Territorial School of Mines, located
Socorro- was In the city a few hOu