Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-07

George ]. Metzger of Ration is her
ON business.
f. Baca and wife of Pena Blanca ar
here today.
w. J. Hanna of San Marcial is a Wis
itor here today.
Mrs. w. A. Smith and daughter from
Gallup are in the city.
f. j. Otero IF this city was IN Santa
Fe yesterday N business.
J. w. Akers and wife of Santa Fe
are in the city today, visiting friends
and relatives.
Judge B.. S. Baker and wife will
leave Saturday night for Omaha, Neb
They will be absent several weeks.
J. II. Single, the wellknown city at
torney. celebrated in a royal manner
yesterday afternoon his thirty-fourth
birthday.
Herbert Brooks. the mining engineer
who has been doing some expert work
in the Magdalena mountains, returned
t. the city Yesterday.
Mrs. II. l.. KnCud and daughter, Miss
Elsie. who were here the past two
months, departed for Chicago, their
home, yesterday morning.
Miss Lucille Elliott, daughter of
W~ells-Fargo Express Messenger Ell
lott. who runs between her IN La
Junta. will arrive in the city Saturday
for a visit to the O'Brien sisters.
Mrs. Rosa Stephan, who left this city
a short time ago for Ell Paso, died in
that city on May 2, and the remains
have been shipped to st. Louis, the
home of the deceased. for interment.
The city council should make an
ordinance to compel bicycle riders to
place a bell on their bicycle and also
a lantern for night. This should be
done for the safety of all pedestrians.
Regular services will be held at
Temple Albert Friday evening at 7:45
d. m. Am | my brothers keeper" will
be the subject of Rabbi Jacob II. Kap-
lan's discourse. The public is wei
come.
K. y. Otero, a government employe
of Santa Fe. received a thirty-days
leave of absence. and will spend most
of the time in the territorial metropo'
lis. He Is now in the city greeting old
friends.
John Emery McKenna, the well
known banjois., will assist Mr.. Thorn
as In his farewell concert at Colombo
hall May IA. Mr.. McKenna has here
tofors appeared but seldom before Al
buquerqus's audiences.
Ed Myers has returned to the cit,
from willard Station on the Santa
Fe Central AMI will remain here for
short time. ed was clerking in a mel
camille company store, but resigned hi
position the other day.
Charles Melini and John Cornett'
are busy this afternoon packing thei
trunks. They hope to get away TO
New York tomorrow morning, and will
sail for Italy about the 18th of thu
present month. They will be absent
from the city several months.
The First Regiment band furnished
excellent music during the reception a
the Commercial club to Presiden'
Roosevelt, and also at the corner O
Second street. The Indian Schoo
band serenaded Governor Otero at thu
depot on his departure for home. The!
did well.
r. ii. Greenleaf has returned to tn
city from the Sulphur Hot Springs
leaving at the resort his %nieces, Mrs
]. A. Greenleaf and Miss Alma Bailey
and Mrs. Fred Fisher. Mrs. Greenlea
is a great sufferer from rheumatism
and it is thought the baths will prov
beneficial.
r. o. Mason's barber shop at II
North Third street vas entered som
time Tuesday night by miscreants
who made it look like thirteen cents
When they are caught they should ge
the full extent of the law. Two mir
rors were broken and other things de
molished. The police should make an
extra effort to catch these parties.
A special Pullman train OF six cars
arrived a little after 2 o'clock this af.
ternoon from Chicago. II carried
some ninety persons, mostly stock.
holders of the Merchant & Bragnazo
Mining company. who are en- route fol
Prescott. Ariz., to attend the annua
meeting of the company. The part!
will also spend two days seeing tn,
Grand Canyon.
In a letter TO The Citizen, dated from
Patterson. Socorro county, Hon. +. A
Hubbell writes: II am having a fin
time enjoying myself. eating the fines
kind of mutton, beef, venison and tn
biggest wild turkey you ever laid you
eyes on My sheep are in fine cond
tion, and ! am having a No. l lambins
DO not forget hat | am living an
would very much like TO know tn
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