Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-09
THE ALBUQUERQUE DAILY CITIZEN MONDAY FEBRUARY 9 1903

mis- FAMILY, who went to Italy with
him Will not return until the coming
summer. Frank Dinelli came over to
this country also with Mr.. Giomi, and
VIII remain here in the future.
The members of the Italian band are
making arrangements for a social
dance to be given at the Grant hall on
Friday, February 20.
Hon. II. II. Howard passed up the
road for Santa Fe this morning, after
enjoying a couple OF days with his con-
stituents at San Marcial.
County Commissioned Adolph
Harsch went up to Santa Fee this morn
ing to watch legislative doings. He
will return tomorrow night.
Mrs. G. e. Hopkins has received
word that her mother is seriously i'll
at the home in St. Joseph, Mo. Mrs.
Hopkins will leave tonight.
Henry Bramstedt. the jovial miller
of old town, is able to be up again af-
ter a weeks struggle with a very Sc
we're cold, although still confined to the
house.
The ladies of the German Lutheran
church will give their monthly coffee
at the residence of Mrs. Edward Hook
EFT, 623 South Broadway, Wednesday
afternoon. All are invited.
DR.. w. G. Tight. president of the
University of New Mexico, went to
Santa Fe last night. He has a few fish
to fry in the legislature in the way of
appropriations for his institution.
The w. r. C. will meet in regular
session at x. of p. hall, Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock, February 10. In
stalation. By order Of president. Tenn
perance Whitcomb, secretary.
Darby Day, the general agent, and
Roy Mcdonald, one of the efficient out
side rustlers of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance company, of New York, returned
this morning from a very successful
trip to the southern cities.
Hon. George F. Albright, of the ter
ritorial council, and Hon. Nestor Mon
toya. the speaker of the lower house
of the territorial legislature, who were
here the past few days, returned to
their legislative duties at Santa Fe
last night.
Mrs. Jay A. Hubbs, and Miss MI
trine Reece, a Chicago visitor. after
a couple of days at the territorial
capital, accompanied II. B. Hening, of
the JournalDemocrat, back 10 Albu-
querque last Saturday night. Mr.. Hen
ing returned to Santa Fe last night.
Jacob Gross, senior member of the
Gross, Kelly & Co., and w. N. Robins,
chief accountant for the firm, will ar
rive in Albuquerque from Las Vegas
tonight. The destruction by fire of
the firms large warehouse here has
called these gentlemen to Albuquer-
que.
The elaborate graduation exercises
of the Carlisle Indian school will take
place this week. Among the members
of the graduating class are Susie NJ.
Rayos and George II. Pradt, of La
guna; Joseph S. Ruis, of Las Cruces,
and Joseph Ezhuna, a San Carlos In
dian from Arizona.
A. A .Gargan, the popular superin-
tendent of the western grand division
of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany. is in the city from his head
quarters at Denver, Colo. He is a
brother of F.. L.. Gargan, the accom-
modating manager of the local office
of the Western Union.
Frank Bettman, representative of f.
Martin & Co., Wholesale wire and H.
quor merchants of San Francisco, Cal
%ifornia, spent yesterday in the city call
ing on some of his old friends. MFR.
Bettman had not been in Albuquerque
for fourteen years, and he was favora-
lily impressed with tlae progress of the
Duke city.
Albuquerque is to lIave a couple of
distinguished guests the mex few days
in the persons of Edward Box, editor
of the Ladies' Home Journal, and F. NJ.
Doubleday, editor of the Worlds
Work. Manager Cheatham, of the AL
varado. received a telegram this morn
ing saying that they would arrive to-
night on passenger train No. /, and
that they would remain in the city for
several days.
James Spencer, SOL Of b. b. Spencer,
the saw mill a at Eastview, in the
Manzano country, is in the city. He
had the misfortune to have a little
FIRE on his way in from the mountains,
which resulted in his losing a coat.
grub box and checks to the amount of
1885,. He is mere for the purpose of
hiring men to make 10000 ties to be
used in building the Santa Fe cut off.
Joseph Smith was rendered a pleas
ant surprise by a merry crowd of his
friends at his residence, 615 Eighth
avenue, Saturday night. Games and
music were the enjoyable features of
the evening, and an appetizing lunch
was served, Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LOebs, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hatsfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Ru,
dOlDh SichInr Mr. and Mrs Henry