Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-23

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The W. r. C. will meet at the X. of
p. hall Tuesday, March "a, at 2:3O
p. m. By order of the president. Tenn
perance Whitcomb, secretary.
Easter Sunday is always the first
Sunday after the full moon which oc-
ours on or next after March 81. This
year Easter comes on April IL.
Miss Kate Kelly, of Belen, who spent
a couple of days in Albuquerque. on
business and pleasure. has returned
to the little bustling city on the cut
off.
DR.. Wallace Wolvin. the dentist. has
leased two rooms adjoining the one he
now occupies in the Grant building
and will establish another operating
chair.
The cement walk on South Second
street, by the side of d. II. O'Rielly &
CO.'S drug store, is being repaired to-
day. 1t is a good move in the right
direction.
The clerks union will hold their first
meeting at Carpenters hall this eve-
ming. At the start there are a goodly
number of members and the prospects
for new members is bright.
Arthur L. Rheinstorm, staff CORE
spondent for the Ores and Metals min
ing journal published at Denver, is in
the city picking up data concerning
mines and mining in New Mexico.
A pair of gold-rimmed spectacles
uara found In ola Tovup chic n,o,,;,u
The owner may find same by calling at
the Office of Frank A. Hubbell, corner
of Copper venue and Second street.
Postmaster Hopkins informs The
Citizen that a daily mail will be es.
tablished from this city to Perea post
benefit to the people of the Jemes
country.
Thos. F. Dye, the shoemaker, says
that one of the anarchists living on
the Highlands tried to injure a new
machine of his last night, and Thomas
the penalty inflicted if he can catch
the miscreant.
The Woman's Home Mission society
of the Highland Methodist church will
give a tea Tuesday afternoon, March
"a, at the home of Mrs. N. NJ. Rice, 220
South Edith street. Musical program
in connection. Friends and strangers
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Rosa Berry's dance at 0rches-
trion hall Saturday night was attended
by a large crowd of lovers of the light
fantasies, who spent the evening in
lenjoyment. The hall has recently been
remodeled and is now the best dancing
hall in the city. Mrs. Berry will give a
dance at the hall every Wednesday
and Saturday night.
j. j. Rowe, a young man 81 years of
age, who came here from Kansas City
about ten days ago, died this morning
of tuberculosis. Deceased is a single
man and was a painter by trade. He
leaves a father and mother in Kansas
City to whom the remains, now being
prepared for interment by o. w. Strong
& Sons, will be shipped.
T. S. Hubbell, chairman of the
financial committee to make prepare
tons for President Roosevelt's recep-
ton, has been losing no time since the
committee was appointed and has al
ready collected several hundred dol
lars for Albuquerque's courtesy to the
lifting a hand in the welfare of Albu-
querque Mr.. Hubbell has always used
his hearty support.
l.. w. GALES, district manager for
the State Life Insurance company, re-
turned home this morning from a two
weeks ~canvassing trip in the southern
part of the territory. He reports hav-
ing transacted a nice business while
out and that some of the southern
towns are picking up a little. Silver
City is eXpectant on account of the
early opening up of the Silver City
smelter. Mr.. Gales expects to GO
east in a few days.
A young horse belonging to Miss
Legler, which was standing in front OF
the Alyarado, hitched to a buggy, ran
away yesterday noon, making things
look lively on Railroad avenue. The
horse was frightened by a stream o
water from a fire hydrant which haC
been turneu on, However, a hero stood
at the corner of Second and stopped
the frightened horse. He was a here
of the modern type and demanded pa!
for his heroic work. But he was com
PEELED TO accept less than what h
asked.