Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-29

Mrs. d. Scruggs is entertaining Miss
Mckinley of San Antonio.
Howard Machem and wife of Wash.
ington, ID. c.. are in the city.
United States Gauger ID. J. Rankin
went to Las Cruces this morning.
Robert Marmon, a well-known citi-
zen of Laguna, is here today on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Strong left last
evening for their home in Los An
geles Cal.
Z. l.. Browne and Thomas Ross.
prominent citizens of Las Vegas, are
in the territorial metropolis today.
The Eagles held a meeting last even
ing and made arrangements for a
smoker in Colombo hall on June IL.
Inspector Arthur NJ. Tinker in the
Indian service of the interior depart
ment, Washington. d c., is at the To-
cal school, i'll.
All persons willing to contribute
flowers for Memorial Day will please
leave them at the home of Mrs. A..
Harsch today.
Forest Mckinley, in the service of
the government watching out for for
est reserve rules, is in the city today
from Santa Fe.
Several gaming tables were hit pref
ty hard last night by visitors, espe-
cially a visitor from Gallup, who won
several hundred dollars.
All members of the Grand Army of
the Republic and ladies of the Relief
Corps are asked to meet promptly at
Grant hall tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock.
Joseph p. Hurley, the southwestern
representative of the Unitype com
pany, Chicago, was in the city between
> trains this morning. He will stop
over a day at Las Vegas en- route east.
The brick walls of Tom Ford's liv-
, cry stable. which he is building on
West Silver avenue, are looming up
somewhat. Mr.. Ford hopes to be
ready for business in a couple of
weeks.
I Miss Mary Manahan arrived last
! night from the east and will visit the
family of william Farr. Accompanied
by the Fairs. Miss Manahan will leave
in a short time for a visit to southern
! California.
Harry G.. Evans, formerly city edi
e tor of the Journal, Charlottesville, Ind.
was in the city between trains this
morning, while en- route to Eel Paso
where he goes to accept a position or
II the Ell Paso Times.
DIR. G. w. Harrison returned home
this morning from st. Louis. Mo, &C
lie companied by his son Grover, whC
e. has been attending Marquette college
located at that place. The young MAJ
is home for the summer vacation.
re Dennis Mcdonald is the new book
keeper for John Beaver at the Clark
vile coal yards. He succeeds Georg'
ID K. Purdy, wro resigned so as to de
g vote all of his time to the business o
a the boarding and rooming agency o
Grant & Purdy.
The time is drawing near whel
re ninety young men from the local In
10 dian school will go to Colorado t
II work in the sugar beet fields. TIL
n work they will do is chiefly thinnin
the young beets when they come u
To- fhi,x Thnu will ha ahGanf frnt
r school about two months.
Regular Sabbath services will
held at Temple Albert this evening
7 p. M. Rabbi Jacob Kaplan will co
duct services and Mr.. Julius Staab wi
lecture. Everybody Is welcome. Su
day morning confirmation services vi
be held at the temple at 10 a. m.
special program has been arrange
Announcement will be made later.
Charles Bonsall, a mine expert
this city, returned late yesterday
%ternoon from Camp Kemp In the Sa
dia mountains. Mr.. Bonsall was o
in the Sandals to examine some co
per and iron deposits for a syndica
or local capitalists. He was well II
pressed with the deposits, and W
make a favorable report to the gent
men interested.
Prof. J. A. Blondln and Duncan Be
who have been up to Las Vegas,
turned on No. z this morning, viii
was delayed nearly twelve hours
account of a freight wreck betwe
Lamy and Ribera. Both gentlem
attended the oratoriical concert w
nesday evening, and last night Mr. b
sang at the Normal school gradu
ing exercises. with cello obligato
Prof. Blondin, Both received gre
- applause.