Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-20

Yesterday was an ideal New Mexico
sunshine day. and many took drives
throughout the valley and across the
eastern mesa. At the Indian school,
the boys band entertained the visitors
with a fine open air concert.
A Staab, the Santa Fe retired gen.
eral merchant, well known in this city,
expects to leave for Europe at an early
date and will spend the summer on
that continent. most of the time at
some of the health resorts in Germany.
DR.. Guy B. Case, of Cleveland, Ohio,
and A. N. Whiting, of Columbus, Ohio.
who are making a pleasure trip
through the southwest will remain in
the city for a week or so to look over
the developments of the metropolis.
Prof. G. l.. Herrick, formerly in
charge of the New Mexico university,
has arrived in Socorro after a trip to
the City of Mexico. Professor Her.
rick has bought the Terry farm north
of Socorro and will ultimately make
his home there.
The concert at the Alvarado last
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pleased those present with a number
of pieces of new music and received
many The evening was pleas
ant, permitting quite a large number
of city folks to be out.
The remains of little Arthur Lewis
Bowman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
Bowman, Carroll avenue, whose death
occurred on Friday, was shipped yes
terday morning to Osceola, Arkansas.
The body was prepared for shipment
by o. w. Strong & Sons.
At a meeting of the city board of
health. held Saturday night, it was de-
cided that certain lots in the Huning-
Cleland addition are unsanitary on &C.
count of being swampy. The board
will bring the matter up before the city
council at tonight's meeting.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Grout died last evening at 9 o'clock
at the residence, 416 South Third
street. The funeral will be held from
the Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Interment in Fairview ceme-
terry.
James Craig, recently of Lincoln,
Neb., died yesterday from the effects
Of a eve attack of pneumonia. He
was AZ years of age. The mother of the
deceased living in Nebraska has been
notified. The body Is being held at the
unertaking parlors of o. w. Strong
G Sons.
At a meeting held last Saturday
night, 1t was decided by the Knights
Of Columbus to give a grand ball at
Colombo hall on the evening of May
5, the day President Roosevelt will be
in the city. Committees were appoint
ed, and they are at work on the pre-
lininaries. .0'e
G. c. Hall, the commission broker,
who was east on business, returned
yesterday. He stopped over for a
few days in st. Louis, and says the
people Of the Mound city are making
big preparations for ~dedicatory exer-
cises of the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition. which will be on Thursday, APP
ril 30.
l.. Iseman and bride, of Boston,
passed through the city yesterday
bound for a short honeymoon to be
spent on the Pacific coast. The newly
married couple are friends of the
Grunsfelds. of Albuquerque. A few Of
their friends here were at the depot to
meet them with old shoes and showers
of rice.
A train load of stock cattle, $40 head,
ones, twos and threes, all steers, were
shipped out of Magdalena on Wednes.
day of last week. Tom Richmond, of
Colorado, was the buyer and they were
shipped to Rapid City, Da., for grazing.
They were sold by j. NJ. Allen, San
ders, Medley and Gardener, and
brought s14, s17 and 500.
The Citizen, a few days ago, noticed
the arrival here of Mrs. Bess Melon
aid. Of Roswell, widow Of Chas, Melon
aid, deceased. Today this paper is
informed that Mrs. Mcdonald, while
recently at Kansas City, purchased a
block granite monument for the grave
of her husband, and the handsome
monument, with proper inscriptions,
has been placed in position owe his
grave in Fairview cemetery.
Col. T. G. Lebo and wife are in the
city visiting with Mrs. Lebo's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hawkes.. Colonel
Lebo has just been relieved from COM
mand of the department of Colorado,
United States army. He will return
Friday night to his former station in
command Of Fort Grant. Colonel Lebo
was relieved in Colorado by General
Frank Baldwin, recently of the army
of the Philippines. Mrs. Lebo will re.
main in the city some time.
A. j. Sampson, of Rocky Ford, Colo,
who is connected with the extensive
factory of the American Beet Sugar
company located there, is visiting the
territorial towns on business for his
company. He is the son of Gen. A. ].
Sampson, for many years United
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