Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03

/ y n. Matthew's mas purchased the
dairy stock and business Of c. T.
| Gleckler
Trains are stin somewhat democrat
lied by the big washout near King
man, Arizona
Eugineg G5l and rs, Just ,eceived
overhaulius at the local shops, have
I De-. ed uut west Tor duty
There Will he regular SaD,ath serv.
ices at Temple Albert this evening at
1:45. Everybody is welcome.
II the present weather shall but
keep up its licks. TIL after the fair.
nothing better could be desired.
J. G.. Chaves. claim agent for the
Rio Grande division of the Santa Fe.
came up from the south this morn
irg.
Al Mcdowell. who claims Santa Fe
and Las Vegas as his home, is here.
and vii have charge Of the tables
at The Angelus' bar
Regular meeting OF Albuquerque
lodge No. /, !. o. o. f. tonight at 1880
sharp. Work In the first degree Wis
ting brothers invited.
Claim Agent Zimmerman OF the
Santa Fes New Mexico division, came
up from the south this morning, where
he had ben on official business.
Judge ]. r. McFle. of Santa Fe. has
gone TO Ration 10 finish up the Colfax
county court for Chief Justice Mills.
The latter will go to EDDY TO hold the
fall term Of cotrt at Carlsbad.
At the Boston mine exchange last
week so shares Of Santa Fe Gold and
Copper company stock were sold for
sl75 a share, the highest price the
stock has reached for long time.
Emil Kleinwort. proprietor of the
North Third street meat market. yes
terday received two cars of fine fat
three and four year old beeves. which
will be slaughtered for the Albuquer-
cue market.
fred Lee. engineer Who was hurt In
a.. accident on the Santa Fe Pacific
some time ago. has reported for work.
There will be a regular meeting of
Adah Chapter No 8, O. Il. s., Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock. BY order of
the worthy matron Laura Fluke,
secretary.
Miss Agnes Cramer, dsiighter-of En-
glneef and Mrs C. T.. CTamer. was
married last evening to Engineer Ear
~ De Long. at tae residence of the
brides parents, 909 Bdc:. avenue. BJth
In tha M nj "
OF the Santa Fe railway company. srd
the bride is e very popular young lady.
A meeting for Sabbath school teach
ers and workers interested in primary
work will be held Saturday, October 3,
at D. m, at the First Baptist church,
corner Lead and Broadway avenue.
Mrs Dean, territorial superintendent
of primary work, will he present Your
presence is requested.
NJ. p. Stamm, who will have charge
of the fruit and vegetable exhibit at
the territorial fair, will leave tomor-
row morning FOR Colfax county, where
he will gather up an exhibit of fruit
from that section of New Mexico for
the fair. He will be absent several
days
y. Laurens Jones OF Broad street,
New York. manager OF the Red Rock
Mining e. Milling company, Provi-
dence, Ariz., and OF the United Verde
Extension Mining company, Jerome,
Ariz., was In the city this morning, on
his way to New York, He was accom-
panied by his friend, F. 3. Dixon.
u J Sherron, wife and two children
from Cicero. Ind. are in the ,ity. Mr.,
Sherron was introduced at The Citizen
Office this morning by Mayor c. +.
Myers The gentleman was in the
grocery business at Cicero. He is now
looking up a location, and will rake
albuquerque his future home.
President Foster OF the Agricultural
college. writes o. n. Marion, presi
dent Of the fair association. that the
colleges exhibit OF fruits. graded cat
tie and specimens OF mechanical and
agricultural work, Is now ready for
shipment. The college will also have
on exhibition an experimental irriga-
tion plant, consisting OF pumps and
tanks.
Mrs. Wilson yesterday entertained
the "Old Ladies' Circle" at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Fit Ross, Barelas road.
A beautiful bouquet graced the occa-
sion. with the compliments Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ives. the well known florists.
Those present were Masdames Bliss.
Robertson. Osborne. Blatchford Hall
Carey. Cleghorn. Wilson, Brown,
Stewart and Master Morrison Stew
art
A Las Vegas exchange says: A. p.
Stanton, the accommodating clerk at
Rosenthal Bros. has accepted good
position with the Vorenberg Mercan-
tile company at Wagon Mound, and
accompanied by his wife will go up
there in a day or two. His successor
al the Rosenthal establishment viii
be his brother, C. II. stanton, an expe-
rIenced salesman, who has for some
years been IN the employ OF 8. Benja-
min q Co., at Albuquerque. The Albu-
uuerque man eIrived this afternoon
and will be on duty tomorrow.
An important warning comes to
light in connection with the death OF
WAYNE r. Jacobs, the young civil en-