Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-16
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO SATURDAY MAY le. 1908

may hear of the perfected arrange.
ments soon.
The county commissioners have or.
deted cement walks on the north sidn
of Bridge street and the property
owners who have not already complied
will shortly do so. which will greatly
enhance the value of their property
and give a good walk from the bridge
to the plaza.
Some three weeks ago a smooth In.
dlvidual persuaded Fred Greenier to
purchase wheel which he claimed to
have ridden la from Springer and
which he was willing to dispose OF
very cheap Yesterday Clyde Ora.
ham discovered that the wheel was the
one which disappeared while he was
otherwise engaged and the wheel was
therefore turned over to him. Green.
ier is still looking for the stranger.
Mrs. Dan Rhodes received the sad
news of the death of her father by
paralysis ct lola, Kansas.
Mrs. J. X. Shrmer, wife OF the local
manager of the Postal Telegraph com.
pany. returned alter an eastern visit
of three months
Charles Ilfeld received word by
telegraph that his wife and Ike
Bacharach had arrived from Germany
and would start at once for the Mea.
dow City.
Nicolas T. Cordova was in charge of
over $50 natives who left for Sugar
City. Colo. to work in the beet sugar
| fields.
The James Robbins wooden mill will
start operations on Tuesday, after a
few months idleness. r. Studebaker
will continue as foreman of the sorting
department and NJ. G.. Stewart will run
the engine room.
The Red Men are making all prepar.
ations for a large meeting Tuesday ev.
ening in the Knights of Pythias hall.
Over forty members are in and many
applicants are on the waiting list OF
this growing lodge. Francis Il. Chutes,
who Is the district organizer for New
Mexico and Arizona, has just re.
turned from Deming. where he in
| stalled lodge Of seventy. Albuquer.
que has over l50 members while Ra
ton leads the list with nearly 200. The
Las Vegas lodge Is coming to the front
| and no doubt will have the strongest
organization In the territory.
Patricio Sena is behind the counters
again at the Romero Mercantile com.
pany, after few days indisposition.
Jas. l.. Matt, of the Standish. NJ att
copper reducing plant, is in Denver to
plant.
| l.. Clements, the well known travel
ing man, returned from the upper
country, and reports business flourish
ing In that country.
Mrs. T. ID. A. Cockerell. accompa.
MED 10y a party of school children
spent a pleasant day In the canyon
above the Montezuma.
Mrs. Willard Spate received the sad
Intelligence OF the death OF her father
who was a pioneer OF Chicago. Mrs
Spate was unable to attend the fune'
raj.
| At the session OF the county com
missioners +. II. Salazar, proprietor OF
the Advertiser, was appointed county
printer for San Miguel county. The
contract of the defunct Record having
been annulled by its suspension the
board. by unanimous consent, declared
MIR Salazar the county printer.
Considerable interest was aroused
yesterday morning by the appear
ance on the streets of a large Win
ton automobile, which arrived from
Santa Fe In the night. The occupants
were Phil Delaney. Leslie Carleton
Fred Ballard, w. l.. Price and c. l.
Hemming. all from Colorado Springs
They started on q New Mexican triT
last Monday and went to Santa Fe by
way Of Ration. Cimarron and Elizabeth
town and over the range. coming
back by way OF the railroad, making
the trip in nine hours. They stoppes
on their trip north. They also ex
at the Castaneda and left after dinner
pressed admiration OF the scenery be
tween Santa Fe and Las Vegas.