Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-11
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Central Labor union tonight.

central Labor union tonight.
Have you hung that May basket?
J. e. Wilson has returned to Win.
slow. Ariz.
Richard Dunn, a Meadow city nan
is here today.
J. B. Neale, of G%reenville, South Car.
o%linna, is looking over the Duke city
today.
r. L. Baca, the Santa Fe represen-
day.
DR.. George A. Dorsey. the ethnolo-
gist, is at the Alvarado today. He
came in from California and will leave
for Chicago tonight.
A. e. Macomber, the well known
land and timber attorney of Williams,
Arizona, who was here yesterday, re-
turned west last night.
H. ]. Render. one of the best known
engineers on the Santa Fe Pacific. is
slowly recovering from a slightly
SpTalneu TlEnJ ankle.
The private car of Paul Morton. vice
president of the Santa Fe system.
went through this morning with Mr..
Morton aboard, en- route for Chicago.
Fred w. Rockwell. of the lumber
firm of Sanger. Rockwell & Co, stop
ped over a day in this city, en- route to
the Pacific coast. He continued west
ward last night.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
in regular session at Knights of Py-
thias hall Tuesday afternoon promptly
at 2 o'clock. Initiation. By order of
the president. Temperance Whitcomb,
secretary.
Santiago Baca and son, B%ernardino,
left this afternoon with a wagonload
of general merchandise for the little
town of Tijeras. near Camp Whitcomb,
where they will open a store, and will
also run in connection with 1t a saloon.
The Italian band rendered a pleasing
concert last evening at Robinson park,
and it was enjoyed by a large number
of people. The benches were crowded
and the grounds, too. The program
rendered was printed in Saturdays
citizen.
A. J.. Sampson, the representative of
the American Beet Sugar company,
who is here securing laborers for har.
vesting the beets, is sick at the Alva-
RADIO. Nat Greene, an old friend, sent
a physician to see the patient this
morning.
VIM. Mcintyre, a successful sheep
raiser of Flagstaff, Arizona, was here
yesterday. and consulted with several
local sheepmen. Mr.. Mcintyre says
the country around Flagstaff and es-
pecially up in the mountains was new
er better for sheep raising than now.
There will be a regular meeting OF
G.. X. Warren post No. 5, held in
Grant hall. Tuesday evening, May IL
at s o'clock sharp. All comrades
should be present as we wish to make
arrangements for Decoration day. J.
w. Edwards, p. c.; w. w. Mcdonald,
adjutant.
Frank II. Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Moore, with his wife and
daughter arrived here this morning
and will remain for several weeks to
enjoy a well deserved vacation. Frank
is now conductor on the Inter-Oceanic
railroad down in Mexico. running be-
tween Vera Cruz and Pueblo.
Mrs. G.. Giomi, wife of a member of
the wholesale liquor firm of Bachechi
& Co.. who was over in Italy the past
few months visiting relatives and
friends, returned to the city last night,
leaving her children in Italy to attend
school. Louis Bambini, the 7 yea old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bambini, came
across the Atlantic ocean with Mrs.
Giomi, and was met at the local depot
by his mother, who was delighted be-
You'd expression to see him. The little
fellow was born in Italy and cannot
speak English, but he will soon pick
up the language.
Nathan Barth, who was lambing and
shearing his focks in the Zuni noun
tains, was summoned to the city In re-
spouse to a telegram announcing the
dangerous illness of his wife. who is
sojourning in Los Angeles. On reach
ing the city late yesterday afternoon,
he found waiting him here another tel
egram, stating that Mrs. Barth was
much better and to wait further ad-
vices. Mr.. Barth has wired for the
latest newe~ regarding the illness of his
wife. M II She continues to improve