Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-19

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Fourth of July comes on a Satu:.

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want to print all the news.
S. w. Lawson, of Cypress Inn, Tenn,
is a visitor in the Duke city.
A. ]. Frank and wife, of Algodones,
are in the city, on business and pleas
ure.
Owing to lack of a quorum, there
was no meeting last night of the public
library commission.
w. S. Bracket, the Copper avenue
blacksmith, who has been quite i'll, is
reported up and around.
J. l.. Curd, the general foreman of
the McSpadden-Springer Transfer com
pany, is up against it. His foot is bad
ly bruised.
The reproduction of the San Juan
hill fight at the fair grounds on Fourth
of July will be worth coming many
miles to see.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Frank Fillmore are
entertaining his sister, Miss Eta Fill
more, of Joplin, Mo. She will spend
the summer here.
Harry Owens, the district court
stenographer, returned home this NOR
ming from Santa Fe, where he has been
the last two days.
Albuquerque is growing. If you don't
believe it just take a look around the
city and see the amount of building
that Is being done.
10. e. Sheridan, the territorial coal
mine inspector, who was at Gallup in
speeding the mines, was here yester.
day, en- route north.
Last night, the local Amalgamated
Order of Timers and Sheet Iron Work
ers held a meeting and agreed to at
fliate with the Central Labor union.
There will be a regular meeting of
Adah Chapter No. 5, o. f. s., this even
ing, June 10, at 1880. BY order of wor'
thy matron. Laura Fluke, secretary.
The Mt. Olive Baptist church pur-
i chased a lot yesterday lea the corner
' of Lead avenue and Fifth street on
7, which they will soon begin to erect
, a house of worship.
A breach of promise suit will soon
be brought against a prominent young
u man of Santa Fe by n of Santa Fe's
fair society bellies, so says the Santa
Fe Morning Bulletin.
!. Rev. w. Hayes Moore, the able min
lister of the Santa Fe Presbyterian
church, has been seriously i'll, but Is
. now much better. His many friends
4 all over the territory will be glad t.
learn of his improvement.
F. C. Barker, of the firm of F. C. Bar
ker & Co., of Las Cruces, N. NJ, is il
g the city booking orders for early ap
h pies, peaches, cantaloupes and othe
fruits. Mr.. Barker reports a full crol
y of fruit in the Mesilla valley.
Miss Georgia Kellogg, daughter o
" Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kellogg, will al
rive here from Pueblo, Colo, tonight
and be the guest of her sister, Mrs
Watson Downs, until Sunday nigh
: when she will continue west to soutf
II ern California.
Mark Thomas, n of the owners C
the copper mine in the Jerome distric
IT. Socorro county, returned south tn
morning. He is still enthusiast
a about the Jerome camp, and think
copper in immense quantities exist
the hills of that district.
This mornings mail from Santa +
. brought the following invitation to III
Citizen: you are cordially invited
- attend the forty-seventh a~nniversal
commencement of st. Michaels &C
es lege, Santa Fe, Monday, June %, 100
at half past nine o'clock"
,rs w. II. JENNIE, with his wife al
daughter, left this morning for
- Paso, Texas, where they will reside
the future. The Jenne family have
q sided here for the past twenty-o
years, and their many friends he
wish them success and health in tn
new home.
The Citizen has received the folio
ing invitation: THE Immacul;
Conception school, Albuquerque, N.
requests your presence at the clos
exercises on Thursday evening, il
t~wenty-ffth, nineteen hundred q
three, at s O'Clock, in the schoo h
Present this card at the door"
Mrs. Felix Lester and pretty Ii
daughter left this morning for Chica