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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
MANN IN THE RACE
FoR NEW JUDoGsHIP-PUsHCo
81 TIE "RoUoH RtDERs"-o.
}. LEAHY 70 BE CLERK

O. H reported at las Cruces inal
tho chances of b. A Mann an 90
tomay OF that town who is can
d.datg for tho appointment To- tho u0U
associate ludgship recently created
by an act of congress are Frightening
and are said 90 bD very good A
writer Sc Informed that Nr Mann has
secured che G,,dorsomont oi many
lor W q. H Llewyllyn CaDlaih W ~
Dame Major FrodericE MullOr Sur
voyur Gopcral NJ o lIgwoilyu aud
Lieutenant David Lcahy who Herr
cd in the Rough Riders and who are
well known t0 the president ln This
connection o. o. claimed thai ~ hr
Mann should bo butc, sHful iIouieu
ant Lcahy. who iH now o. resident of
Ration. will Doe appointed clerk ot the
court % thc new district hgWrs
Mann and Lcahy Inst week visited
Nation Committeeman solomon
Luna at hiB sheep ranches about thir
ty miles Wost OF Marialcna and Tor
rtoral Chairman Frank 4 HuntplI
AZ hla ranch near mo Mog1Ilon coun
I q. and wora successful Boo thcir mif
sion. which O. ia understood wac t0 gc'
/ the endorsement tor Mr. Mann from
Mr Luna and M Hunbc.i A. ~ T.
KolIy OF socorro. atd ~ g. Reid OF
Roswell havo withdrawn the uumbrI
1f candidates is becoming less and
/ me only ONES actively iu che field nos
are Judge A A. Freeman OF Carlsbad
aud judge a ABBOTT ui Santa re
although colonel George W pricbar'
OF white oaks mas not given up thl
fight aud la still considered o. coni.
date Major LlowoIIyn ia cugiuoor.u
the campaign for Mr Mann and aH Do
! De good eampalWer people here Do.
/ uoyo that the luttora chances uf su,
cess arc steadily Increasing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

hu tbo old soldiers registered their
ramos. and Mrs Hush Allison. eoc
rotary. had charge af the registry
book She wna also one of the polito
and orlc rnt valircsaos at the tables
Tho folIowinu ladies assisto' st the
talI0s Wcsdamos r u Drury, C.. o.
Cushman. "a Johnson. Harry Iohn.
on. and Misses Cora ayers. Katie
Drury Mary Mcclure and Ada Mugs.
ley Punch was served. and Misses
blanche Fuller ard Mao Nasgsioy
waro in charge of the hoVl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
ANOTHER DINNER
THE LADIES or The GRAND
ARMY or THE REPUBLIC en-.
TERAlNEo At oOp FELLoW8'
HALL

Pursuant 20 notice Published To-
The Ctizon yesterday afternoon.
about $50 oid soldiers. with the ter.
ritorial cncampment delegates. cit'
sous and many ladies. called at the
odd Fellows hall on South 5ocund
street and woro served one of those
good oldfashionod country dlnrera.
with leo cream aud cake aa desert,
by The ladies' OF tho Grand Army Of
Toe Republic it was a meal often
read about. but especially during
var times. seldom enjoyed By the old
soiaicr. it WAS a meal good enough
for klngs and queens, and these 20
tontatos never enjoyed a meal any
bouor than those who ate ~ Odd
Fellows hall from noon 30 O'Clock
this Afternoon. The ladies % thl.
Circle we're out ln foroo, IN fact all
the members seemed % bo Drosoht
and Mosdames Jones. Marshall Cald
we'll. Cochran. Winston, Pogan. Car
son Myers and Muggsley, who super
intended the culinary department
can De- proud oi their efforts today
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Through Georgia" after which Com.
RADIO Dcmoroft of Santa Fe was called
upon and gave a lengthy but lntor
osuug recital Of bis army experience
the difficulties under which hc on.
listed aud bis prison days boz the
OC.ouratcd LtbCy pr.bou.
This was followed by the sIuglng
of iho song "Hally Around The Flag
upya. after which Governor r. g.
stoyyr was called upon and be paid
90 high tribute to tho mothers. 8istors
wives and svpethoarts who sacrificed
s1 much turua iha years "I tho
sroat civil var
Comfade CousauI OF las Vegas was
also called upon Tor fDW words and
b., alluded to the fact that be hoped
ycry soon 20 announce that We.
mans Relief Corps had been organ.
izod Iu bis town A lady OF the local
Relief Corps docking directly az Mrs
o. g. WhItsonl had agreed 90 help
them organize a. corps az Las Vegas.
and hg hon gd she would soon put in
an appearance
Comr1Hr D,mUrr.t then arose
again. and. .n few pointed words
uFFratot barmouuy and g1ud viii
.t anything Co thO contrary existed
between thp Woman Ho'IDl Corn.
aud the Ladies of th, Grand Army of
.Gc Republic mo1u.us me Womans
Circle
Tho Red Whit, and Blue. one of
rho nations stirring national airs
wac thcu sung. aftcr which a John
ut. meaning a rebel. was noticed "a
/ thg hail. and hc was invited 10 IN,
Tout DC was Judge % p. Adams
and the judge delivered a very hu
mufous speech @ was worr roceiv
ed, and the speaker was heartily vel
/ coined
Thus ended a most denghtul oven
.ng Co AN tb. old soldiers. the wo
mans RoHcf Corps and the invite,
uD.'s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
TONlGHT'S INHALATION
or GRAND ARMY OFFICERS At
ELKs' OPERA HOUSE.

rhs o ung "a, O'Clock. at So
Ets' Opera house. there will De a
public installation Of the newly elect.
cd officers 0f the New Mexico Grand
Army ~ the Republic. and every.
body wil bo cordially welcomed 90
attend these ceremonies
The l0cal post will meot az their hail
Tho guards Ioi by the band, wIG
tart nHu their nrmory. thence north
lo Railroad avenue. west on that
avenue 20 poat hail. ln Grant build.
'uE whore tboy viii halt. four ir limo.
iHe department officers aud dole
.atca lend hy q. X Warren post
so aLd Wishing comrades viii
FALL .B rear of tho procession From
here uil wi.l march 90 the Elha Opera
house where the installation will
'aha place a musical program win
also Do, rendered, and there vii 10
some speaking
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
THE LOCAL SITUATION
STRIKE BREAKERS BEING DIS
CHARGED FoR lNcoMPETENcV
OTHER POINTERS.

There DO uo material change in enc
strike situation at the local santa DO
shops A dozen or moro ofth"coupleo'
hundred imported worEmon have been
ana some Tor bolng drunk Last oven
ug five strike breaker created a
disturbance near the Eight Spot sa
loon on south second street direct
Iy IN front OF the shop offices One
assaulted Deputy Mclaughlin aAd
Watchman MinnlH The former VAS
struck s heavy biov on the side of
the head which nearly knocked b.m
down ln pollco ,mrt thiE afieruoou
Two were fined $50 or thirty days in
iau. tWo ton days each ior bolng
drunk aud using abusive language
and one was tined % or five days ,n
ial Cor "a plain drunk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

The surveillance uf the company rf
nculH Il as s.arp as ever A atrung
torcr of deputies armed with aN
shooters patrol the yards and watch
tNr gates of tho rtocEa1o Az yet
ibnto ia uo indication ou fno part Di
tho company t1 open che rtuckuiu or
tu dispense With fhp service 1f tho
armed force of deputy ahruH
Tho number of men bpIur served at
tho cumpauys now cars inside tho
s.urEuIu lg about 300 Two hooyoH
arp consumed daily Tho sanitary con
ftUn of Jhy camp which .s roi0F
conducted in military style ls closely
inspected every morning Boy Or 3 U
cutter physician in charge ui tho Do.
uai Santa bic hospital $50 fur only
Uu" case uf sickness haa developed
among the strike breakers
llUn WuHamH chief Of thr secret
service department of the main limo
who was in the city several days lDu
today f0r the north ou delayed epH.cu
scr train No % W understood
that O. Texan haa boon Imported tu
marshal tho uirht f0rrr of deputies
Trains from both c1.i and west tu
1Iy wore from three tn f1us Houra
late TrInmuH nay chat detective
power caused tho delay
uuuctIUUa hay, been e.uU against
the strikers at most every uIBcu BI0uf
tho lime 40 Wnr'1v auUr serving
tho injunction fbo company dnch0rr
n1 ha.f fho force of guards
local officials DO NOT care fu utH
ruHH thD situation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
MEDICAL BANQUET
Held Last Night atthe Alvar-
ado and Il was a
Royal Affair.
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS

Tho tv,ntytblrI annual session NJ
the New Movico Medical Hugiety ciCs
GA last night with q rumutu0ns ban
quot served between $50 and tO
O'Clock Tho spocIal oiled oak ap
pointed dining room was oNtrayhEant
ly decorated with palms and pottod
plants Vases of cut carnations ana
ulhor fragrant nowOm from California
garnlrhod che ilnon covered tables
ury modicoa and thoIr wives SAT
HruU1f tho board and thD witty pro
..ummo 0f toaHtI we're enthuHinHticaI
F received Tho monu consisted of
r.nD courses
The iu1rtH wrrU IH. NrU NckIrn
Medical Society" o. % Shaa Vs. 3D..
lus Vegas. Th, Profession Rufnrd
o. TIach .aH Vegas. "Heminiacon.
Co.'S 49, "a Tipt0n. las Vegas rho
U0lrI ol Medical ENamIuorB. % "
Harrison "Ths County Society" O.
q rnrCe. oar Guests. W EldCr
"Tro Ladies' Oaat. but NOT least
81 % swouo. DcmnE
ON tho programme each COURSE and
toast was accompanied ny on appro
pos In ryihm Or u ~ Carus. proaI
dent of tho UrruanIlo County Medical
society, presided Of thr head OF th,
table
Tho business session closed in tho
afternoon with the election uf officer.
Tor tho ensuing year. Witch aro as foI
lows
President pr Edwin % shaw. of
Las VEGAS
Woo President pr O. HcCou
neil las Cruces
Second vico prcEIdont-Dr g. %.
Hart 90 Ration. third vice president
DR. e. % Cornish cot Albuquerque
Secretary nr O. 70 Fitzgerald oI
| Albuquerque
/ Treasurer 70 % smith of Ias tr.
| gaH
pr IS 50 MouiaH oft E paao ua#
elected hs honorary mrmb,r of tbr
| organization
/ Tho society fhDn adjourned tu meet
noHt year at Ian NcgaE
Some few of tho modioos l,ft iur
their homes last night uu Atr train
over untr Ems haQt .1hrw r..rNuH'"et
I dny
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
FLAG AND
BANNER TO POST
Handsome National Emblem
Presented TO G. X. War.
rem Post by WOmanS
Relief Corps.
RESOLUTIONS OF COSDOLESct

last rrhl pursuant to published
t...s 100 tho city daily papers the
m,m .cta of @ Is Warren poet No. 3.
Gaud Amy OF the Republic, met az
o. 81 Edwards place Of business on
Wost Railroad avenue there being
present alao some territorial Grand
Amy drleeu and olao visiting
..i HpldIcrF
Aurr tbD transaction oI regular
pst maUcfs tho folluwiuF r.so'u
or 1u tbU death OF Nr custora
as introduced and unanimously
Ioptt
Whereas. Airs CuHolf. viii, of our
mast worthy Comrndo M Clusters
uf @ x Warren poet 40 a Depart
mrul 1f Ncv M,yioo, Graud A-my ~
,lo HepubllD. has been called away
.v death. therefore. be- 20
Rosolyyd. That in the death of Mrs
clusters tby community IN which she
lived has iost "a worthy lady citizen.
1,r husband a tender companion and
ihc WOm3nH Relief Corps and The
u.0 soldiers "a true friend
Resolved That our Conrad, Cus.
,rra fbaH ever have cur warmest
sympatby Loo this ihc time ~ bic
sroafc8t sorrow
Anor thp Introduction uut aiop
ION ~ the above resolutions. short
.necchos were delivered by several
ocM AMI territorial veterans. after
which Post Commander Harsch a.
.uurnoA %, post meeting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
BRIDE, RICH AND
A BEAUTY, GONE
YOUNG WOMAN WHO ELoPEo TO
MEXICO GOES TO LAWYERS oF.
FlCE WITH GUARDIAN BUT
DOES NOT REruRN 70 HUs
BAND

a spp-a t,crram tu Ca, Denver
Slows from N Psso dated MAY o.
says
Mr. o. % Juchen % brid, of lyas
than o week. .s strangely missing. ana
her husband, Denver drummer H
firmly convinced that shH haa been
o.thcr kidnapped or uuduly influenced
fo dessert him The police of both
EI paau aud Igurrz are looking for
tho young woman. bat up tu the proc
pnr time have uo clue
last Thursday I0Chon mof Miss lu
eide Ndair Scott a Virginia boirgas.
lnd hlH old sNoothoart un thc street.
here after a separation uf three yCarf.
Mcrlc6 EWhinF q bRyuta 'r8'tt
married in Texas despite the oDpnsl
tiou of her guardian. a. banker and "a
bachelor vto 90 said tu hEto had aeif
Ish designs
MH Iucbcu le ouIy 200. and e. beau
ty saturday She was induced t1 go
alone t1 lawyers office 200 receive
"a transfer of hrr estate from uor
guardian sho Kissed her husband of
rwo days good bye and promised ID
rrtum lu an hour Sine" them hc hos
NOT ao,n or heard of hur Hui rAnt
iu sfh anxiety
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
PREFERRED DEATH
TO IMPRISONMENT
ALAMOGoRDo LAWYER KILLS
HIMSELF WHEN ARRESTED
FoR THEFT.

20 dsyolo0s that u she case OF g.
a hartley vho came 90 Alamosordo
IRON south Dakota two years aso
aDd haa been puctiolng las In Ala.
nosordo since and who committed
suicide inst saturGat evening auuut
Q 90 o'clock. the decd was caused 10y
anAuclG tro-blos
several months aEo be misappru
priatad sum of alonCy. it ~ said,
belonging 20 a client evidently ex,
sactiug ta replace it before u would
aayc "a be- turned ln but was unable
'o make good the money
Tho grand jury found an indict
mont against him in tho matter and
sheriff Hunter went to hts ONCE late
Saturday afternoon TO serve the pa
lors Hartley hesgcd 10 he allowed
q dag or two in which 20 provide a
bond but Mr. Hunter told him 20
20 With him and the details could be
arranred later, vheroupon Mr. Hart
Boy asked for a moment in which
- E0t his coat and was grautod o.
lie stepped into a small room and en-
Instant later a pistol ahot rang out
and he had shot himself through che
hoad
tie lon several letters and hod eyi
gently boon making preparations q
the matter came 10 the worst TIT
deceased leaves a wife and younl
,or provided with llfe insurance g,
che amount OF $4,000 apIcce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
Second Days Proceedings Of
the Territorial En-.
Campment
HEsAS IS ELECTED COMMANDER

The territorial Oranf Army on.
campmcut convened al knights Of
pythias rsn at 1880 laia morning.
pursuapt 10 adjournment Yesterday az
ieruoon helms called to u'ier by Uo
pattmout Post Commaniiar Edwards.
with Assistant AdJutant General Sic
ponaIa at his desk taklnE down che
uotoH
Music and song by tho Woman
HpNsl Corpn after which fbo depart
mont commander read on invitation to
visit &c. Louis aud portirIpol. lu %
meeting whoroin Union Veterans and
Confederate Veterans wiz join hands
ou some day during the Worlds fair
ana talk over the stirring cvont5 81
the civil war Tho invitation was
placed ou file.
a letter was read IRON Uommdo
samuel g. Meek. OF socorro. regret.
log hIF inability to attend and wish.
Ing O. most profitable annual encamp
mcnt uf tho iePartmen4 The assist
ant adlulant general was requested
to MAX, au appropriate reply to Ar
Mocks Letter
The oucampmunt received with
many thanks. a handsome bouquet %
flowers from Mrs Pitt Ross. daughter
in.lEw of Ex-Governor y. q Ross of
Now Mexico. Tor ihc pas, twenty ODD
wears "a resident of this city
Comrades stoycr and Hgman were
/ ppOIutod committee o. call upon
'omradp Judge W D. Lor. VINO is
sick. with q bouquet OF flowers and
the good wishes from his old comradoB
/ Tor an early return 20 health.
| Col Francisco poron. an old SOB.
dler OF the Jomoz hot springs was
present and spoke a. the early hts.
tory Of soldier ne ia New Mexico. and
the southwest in general
% was moved by Comrado St0yor.
seconded BY Comrado ueman. thar
the assiatHus adiutnnt general Secure
The Daily citizen containing proceed
iugg of the oncampmeut and send
them Co comrades who were unable to
attend the present oncampmout Tho
motion was carried unanimously
The rrpor. oi the committee ou 90
nance. on the report oft the assistant
Bdlutaut general and Quartcrmaf'o
general. was read aud approved
An interesting communication from
tho national headquarters was road
aud placed on file.
It was moved and seconded that tb.
ucampmont now proceed to the elec
. lion ui officers
, Comrado stoyor nominated Cumradu
, ThcO W. Ueman of Tucum0arI
. for depart mont post commander Will,
] Comradc Simpson nominated Comrai
i g. ". Consaul OF Lao Vegas inr tH
4 office
/ A vote being taken Cumr,fo %,
e man was found Co have q majority q
tho ballots, vhorcupon Comrado Con
| saul moved the motion being Fr,
z Ondcd. that The election Of Comrat
o Herman Tor department post con
Z mandor be- made unanimous
oil A. thla stage of thp proceeding
Comrado r. q. Ross, oX United state
senator of Kansas. aud ex.gOvcrnc
OF Nov Moxico. appeared iu the hal
and the old soldiers gave him wari
reception.
' Adjournment for Toe noon hour wa
o then taken. and the old soldiers lunc
I. ed with the W0mana Relief CorpH
q A O'Clock this afternoon the u
campmcnt rcconyoned and was atl
ln session whom The Citizen went
press
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
GOOD SPORTS FOR
DECORATION DAY

1Jme hne blCyclC races are be.ns
arranged Tor Decoration day, May 80.
fo be pulled on ~ Athletic Park
a. J. Houston wnl gYo "a "Hlari
forA special wheel AZ one % The
prices. s. vaun q Son. have ofered
% give d prize aud % Is housht tha1
other merchants viii come iu, makiag
thc prizes worth ihg while for cycr
HfH tg enter
The intercollegiate track mvei fJH
tenn of scoring viii be- iuaugNraied
so tba, tho average rider with lois
lot aIud. Wiu have AN equal show
with the sprutof
nther amuamDntH VIII doubtless po
added to the raogs and che day VII
i.r made ano u notable ovonis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
FLAG AND BAN
NER pREsENrATloN

Ibr 0'U soldiers then mingled to
..ther tur fgw minutes telling
.ame ot their war experiences while
waiting thr arrival Of tho womana
Relief Corp. Tho latter appeared
40 $50 o'clock. and soon thereafter
Post Commando HarsCh raped for
order Tho old soldiers took seats
100 the west sldo Of tho room, while
Hte. g.. o. Shoemaker made her way
fa che organ Omccr OF the Day
Aarou pynloy thon escorted the ladies
fa seats on the east side, MIS- A. ~
Whltcomb and Mrs A. Hauch
marching 20 the front. boaring aloft
'bo handsome nag and banner re
.poctlvoly which the Womana Relief
Corps had secured 90 bc presented
100 the @ x Warren post No. @ Sew.
raj ot the ladies' carried miniature
Tags. ans aE tho rrand old national
0ng America peaicd forth these
tile nags were waved over tho
roaiE az those 20 whose hands they
EDr, held
rhIs was followed by Post Com
uander Harsch omcially introducing
the members Of tho womans RelIoI
CORPS. az q body. 20 the old soldiers
who ackuov lodged tho honor hy th,
usual salute from comrades
All being seated Mrs Edwards
stepped between the handsome nal
and banner 90 bo prescutet. and
-cad on Iu clear and distinct vordl
her prc5outatlon speech Her ad
dress contained some valuable iufor
nation and statistics on the EoO'
work accomplished during the wa
aud since that srcat civil strife b,
Ihe woman'H Relief Corps IN
amount ot money collected. donate
aud expended iu the cause Of swoo
charity. and tho present momberahi
an over tho country OF the Woman
Relief Corps That part OF tho at
1ross relative 20 tho history OF dag
~ tho various nations showing iha
tho United States was tho younges
81 tho big nations and stlll was IN
Grst 90 adort q national haE on
hlpm. was very interesting
on the conclusion OF her address
Comwdo Gibbs stepped forward an
accepted the nag from the hands {
Nrs. A. N. WhItcomb, while Conrad
Warner took charge of the hann,
coming from Mrs HarBch Durlu
fhB performance the old soldier
Ilinod by tho ladies. save vent
tho'r approval In a hearty cheerln
on the blue side OF tho banner al
these words. 60 X Warren Po
SO d. @ A. r.. Albuquerque n Mo'
I,s319Oi" On tho reversed sld
ou red 0llk, are those words 'Pr
rsutcd by W. r. e No T. God BlC
mo Dear old noya The banner
most beautiful piece Of work, vi
old trlmmlnge and the stan 81
mounted by a roldon eagle Tho n
r hlk about the usual sizC rscd
Grand Army posts aud is lkewi
beautiful
Az the fag and banner were turn
over 20 the q. X Warren post, {
woman's Relief Corps, Joined In
the old soldiers sung that soulsi
ring song star spanglod nanno
This was followed by Command
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

iuigs Daniel 80 MeAlilan aHd son,
uortou. of soeorro, we're 90 the city
between trains thls morning. on route
20 Deayor Judge Mcmillan Gays that
lt iB very dry AZ soc0rro and up the
valley until Hoien rs reached
Thero veEltation was uoucoaoly
broon and continued 20 improve o.
tho city waB approached
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

jose Caudolar.a. au old and ro
spoctod citizen % Bornalillo county,
died ~ DITTO homo just east of tho In.
a.au school last night of dropsy He
Ras 90 years ot ago and a native o.
Nss Mrs,o Ho was an active mem.
1er of tho Mutual Protective society
of ola Albuquerque which organiEa
uor win have charge ~ tho funeral
The funeral services win DO bold a.
San FlIpo do Eerl church ana burial
Al Santa Barbara cemetery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
BALL PLAYERS ARRESTED
MEMBERS or THE ALAMoooRDo
cLuB ARE Hello m 81 PAso
AND CHARGED WITH OBTAIN.
ING MONEY UNDER FALSE
pqETENBEs.

Two AlamORordo base ball payers,
santed Do the New Mexico gown for
Obtaining money under false preten'
900. wore arrested last night By the
Vocal police on information furnished
oy The officers 30 AlamOgordo.
The young men are named G. b.
Burgo and John Martin and have
played In many gAmes against the
Colts in the past, their last appear
anoe being here on Sunday. when the
El PasDan8 contratod with the Ala
moa on their home grounds
The prisoners VIII Do held await
,ns advlcof from Ahmorgodo NJ
Pae0 News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

The Rothenbers Schloss Cigar
company has leased the lovor noor
of the Qulckol Korbor building. Co.
course of constulctIon on Railroad
avenue. and viii have IL fttod up Tor
their Wholesale and retail cigar store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

O. D. Burmulpr who has been o.
GUEST al the Alyarado the past two
iays. lef last uiFtt for hia home nt
Ioa Angeles Ho had business with
g O. Jackson OF the American l.um.
b.r company
Mrs l.. r. s,slyy and her daughter
Kiss Marion. OF winalow. ArilnnaI
arc In the city Mrs aoeley win 70
turn 10 her home tomorrow. leaving
her daughter here for oatoopathi'
treatment under "a, care Of lir G u
Conner
s. Hoimap. wee pnJsidcnt an'
travelling salesman OF the bdgowoo'
Diatillory company, vas an Albuquer
que visitor laat might aud leit Cor th'
east th!s morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14
kEV NJ w. MAhVIllE
WITH His FAMILY Will SOON
LEAVE ron LlTrtE ROCK.
ARK

ON accom-. 0f tho continued Hcs
nor. uf hs vito. hsr condition co.
uuIuug a lower altitude Rev N W
Mnnuilo bas asked and la. oHtaiu'i
transfer from ,hc Ern uszc1 confer
enc, fD lHilc Rock Art ooufprcnc.
of tho Methodist Episcopal church
south ana uul soon leBsr hH rtF
io take 900 boz HotbudIsf work at
Little Rucs Rev sud Wr uauuln
came hero from iiot 5prur ArN,
lasi November and har. many vaum
friends here who regret tu learn of
their departure and tnp sickness uf
the wife TbsY are fine people and
The citizen was iusI beginning TO EDf
acII acquainted with fhD excellent
qualities 1f The pastor ut lho Highland
Methodist church a uou pastor VIII
arrive lu a short time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

The Citizen 90 in receipt 1f Iui0f
nation from phosnIaFilIe ra. i,
the effect that Mr and Mrs Aruo
Huu.ng are celebrating tho event or
% bouncing baby gIrl whose arrive
at their home occurred on ho morn
iug OF sunday May Tho htto
lady has bgpn named Drnestino Hun.
lnF ami reports are 10 the cdoct that
mother and child are getting al0ng
nicely
Ms O. brown and Mim ElH.r
Zmmsr uf Soc0rrO. are boo iho rity
NL.LILnn AnL .hnnn-n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Mm 81 q Mclean Qf hiauer, Af.
coma. passed. up tho road yesterday
aud slil visit friends ai Santa Fv COS
few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

MrH Day. a Colondo school teach
tr. is in tho city a guest oi Miss Ei
ua williams of West silver avenue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Mn pauiel Serugn b. ia saatA fs
visiting Ger mother Mrs AsnUs
james
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-14

Mrs Edwards iu arising humor.
ously doubted that Mr. Edwards
would have the last word, and 10 a
few neat remarks Invited the old
soldiers 90 pArtako 7f dinner with he
ladics AZ the meeting hall today
TN, ladies then sans "Marching