Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-18

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will leave tonight for Los Angeles,
where he will reside in the future.
On the first Monday in June an cleo
ton for school trustees will take place
in the country school districts of the
territory.
Mrs. E. j.. Gibson is entertaining
Mrs. Lippincott, wife of Lieutenant
Lippincott. of the Fourteenth cavalry,
at Fort Wingate.
j. f. Saint. with the Santa Fe Cen
trial. returned to the company's Offices
at Santa Fee this morning after a visit
here with his family.
The Italian band did not give it's con
cert last night at Robinson park on
account of the inclement weather. 1t
will he given Wednesday evening.
Claire G. Wynkoop, until recently in
the cattle business about forty miles
west of Magdalena, is in the city. Mr..
Wynkoop may make Albuquerque his
home.
f. p. Winters and wife, who former
ly resided in this city. now of Clinton,
Mo-, are here on a visit to friends.
They stopped I'VE a day or two at Las
Vegas.
A regular meeting OF the Order of
Owls will be held Tuesday evening,
May 10. at 500 North Second street.
By order of grand master. Maurice
Gerard. secretary.
The Citizen has received an invita-
ton to attend the commencement ball
of the N. NJ. Z. of A. and M. A. on
Wednesday evening, June 3, 1913, at
the rink. Las Cruces, N. M.
The two passenger trains for the
east. Nos. / and Z, are marked up at
the depot this afternoon several hours
late. The delay of the No. 7 is occa-
stoned by a slight wreck nea Coolidge,
nansas. No one reported hurt.
NJ. c. Ney has resigned his clerk
ship at B. Rupees drug store and ac-
cepted the position as time keeper for
the American Lumber company at
Thoreau. He will be succeeded at Rup-
pes by Joe Conklin, Of Santa Fe.
Notwithstanding the weather was
most disagreeable, blowing a gale and
a sprinkle of rain falling, a very larg
crowd of people took dinner at the AL
varado last night and enjoyed a fine
concert rendered by the Alvarado
trio.
Plans and specifications covering
the construction and completion of a
brick laundry, with plumbing, at the
Albuquerque Indian school, New Mexi-
co, can be seen at this office for the
information and guidance of prospect
i've bidders.
Mrs. A. Cortesy, a well known lady
of Socorro. where she is the owner of
considerable real estate, will return to
her home tonight, after a visit here
with Mrs. M. Cortesy. Mrs. Cortesy
expects to leave Socorro shortly for
Douglas, Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Neides, of Los An
geles, were in the city Saturday and
Sunday, visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
ly Berry. Mrs. Neides is Mrs. Berry's
aunt. The visitors left last night for
Milwaukee. Mr.. Neides is travelling
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house.
The United States court for the
Fifth judicial district convened in So
zorro this morning, Associate Justice
Daniel H. Mcmillan presiding. There
will be no jury trail this term,
no funds being on hand for such pur-
pose, owing to the d%efalcation of ia:
monies by ~ex-Treasurer Abran Abey-
tia.
Miss Clara thinner, the efficient p
courteous manager of the Western
Union Telegraph company's office in
Santa Fe, came in from the north last
night and left for California, where
she will remain six weeks for rest and
recreation. Miss Brown, Of Denver.
will act as substitute for Miss thinner
during her absence.
The New Mexican says: DIR. Mark
Levy, of New York City, who is in the
city the guest of his uncle, Abe Gold,
will go to Albuquerque Monday to
meet his brother, Charles Levy, ant
wife, who are en- route to their home
in New York City from a visit to Cali
fornia. Mr.. and Mrs. Levy may sto
in this city for a days visit with
Gold.
DIR. Robert N. Hartman, who was as
phyxiated at Golden, Colo, on May 8,
had twst been appointed to the head OF
the chemical department of the New
Mexico school of mines, Socorro, and
had made arrangements to be in So
zorro mex week to get him
self in touch with the people and his
duties at the school.
Charlie Quier, the Browns heavy
weight center fielder, who stood stIIl
yesterday and sacked a long fly with
hardly an effort, is in receipt of a let.
ter from Fred Raymer, a former Albu-
querque boy, who is playing with Co
lumbus, Ohio, this year. Raymer
writes that he has recovered from the