Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
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Albuquerque yesterday on his way to
'olofado sprines, where he goes 10
locate.
Horbert Peterson has taken chargs
u the soda fountain IN Nann q Sons
drug store and viii operate the same
ia. ING the summer
3. schloss. of the Grm Of stern.
3chloaa a Co. Wholesale liquor deal.
era. rotu ned this morning from a
business trip 20 DcmlnR.
Robert n. Grosa. son Of Jacob Gross
senior member Of the wholesale firm
oi Gross. Kelly a Co. was IN the city
from Las Vegas today.
.. w Reynolds. secretary OF the
territory. arrived In the city last night
.Om Santa 20 to transact business
and retarned this morning
Roy. r. n Craig left yesterday
morning for Winoua Lake. near War.
saw Ind 70 attend me general assem-
bly, oi Tho Prosbyici Ian church
Governor Miguel a. Oter0, who
spent last Might IN the city VA private
business returned 10 the terrlloriai
capital on No 10 this morning
Judge Daniel n. Mcmillan was
Joined here this morning BY Mrs. Nc.
MILAN. who arrived from Socorro.
aud they lcit for New York On a visit
/ 10 friends
Mrs y. X. Coon Is now In charge
of the Grad Central hotel. vice Mr..
and Mrs. y. w Spencer. who are now
residing with their daughter, Mrs.
/ ". w. Rose.
Col Iohn Stein. superintendent Of
the Harvey system eating houses In
New Mexico. was IN the city today
looking afte business connected with
/ his department
Mr.. ana Mira. W. W Wood left this
morning on the California limited
train for San Francisco They win
enjoy Wn outing Of several weeks on
I the Pacific coast.
/ A. J. Cochran. of West Railroad av.
onue. entertained few friends 60
] dinner a. the Alrarndo last evening ~
honor OF Mis- Johnson, Of New lOrR,
/ who is stOpplns Do The city temper.
ally SIT Cochrans guests were Miss
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs u A. Aacpher.
son. Mossrs. Montgomery Hagen.
me.ster scattl aud Alva Cochran.
A letter received here yesterday
from Genoa, Italy. stated that Mrs.
Mary Scott arrived az that place safe
~. she expects 20 spend a short time
Al genoa and then 20 TO her birth
pace IN Switzerland.
Train No. 10 from the south was
about an hour late this morning. Il
WAS sent east with only a baggage car
one day coach, one chair car and one
Pullman, which 10 quite unusual, as
this is generally n heavy train.
Mr and Mrs. s. r. Judy. who came
mp from Mexico yesterday and spent
the tay here, ieft last night for their
homo In Los Angeles While here
they met pleasant friends In Col and
Mrs. w. H. Greer.
DR.. &. d. seelcy. the west Railroad
avenue oculist, will leave Albuqucr
que one day next week for Los An
gcles, Where he will reside ir the IN
turp Ne has sold his residence on
Fourteenth street, 10 j. J. Rutherford
for 81 1900.
Judge W. Young. tho justice 81
the peace ~ Bland. ls In the city 10
day on mining matters lie was no
sliced IA consultation with James ID
May and James McCorrlston, two gen
tlomen heavily interested Ia the Co
chit gold laden hills.
The silver City independent says
william Baird left yesterday evcnini
for Albuquerque where be viii rgsi1'
in toe future During hls stay in thll
Ic.iy hc had been ln the employ oi J y
Hicks. lhe lowcler. aud has made {
host of friends who regret his leaving
Fred o. Douglas. who Ia mine super
lntoHdcnt for the Cole ado Fuel a
Iron company. at ri Moro. Colo, 4
Ia the city on visit 20 Mr and Mrs
James Bell and other AlbuquoTqu,
friends. Mr.. Douglas held a prOmin
emf position for the company IN th'
Gallup district years ago.
Grover Mayo. son Of y MAYO, th'
mining mar. left his bicycle in iron
J OF ). u. ORielly a. CO.'S drug store OF
/ Saturday evening. When he returne,
for It shortly. the wheel was gone. III
believes that Il was taken as a Joke
and he now believes that the jok,
has gone far enough.
r., T., Medler. assistant United State
. district attorney, returned this morn
Ing from Alamngnrdo. where be- ha
been since the first Of the week OF
! legal business connected with an IN
Junction case affecting the Meacalefl
/. ] lHNinNhs W.T. AtNftl says 'h'AA hNlAiI
h In readiness for the opening q
court Id AlamogOrdo on Monday next
In honor 90 Miss Fannie Frank,
young lady from San Francisco. VIII
Is here visiting Mrs. a. ~ Jana,
picnic VIII DO held al Camp Whit
comb The party will be- composed O
about twenty-five pretty Young ladies'
aud handsome young genilemen, chal
eFonod By Mrs Jana and others, AM
they Will leave the city In Trlmble'
"JumhO" early Sunday morning
This morning, George w. siubb
received a telegram stating that hi
grandmother. Mrs. Hannah Springer
died at o'clock, az Lincoln, Aeb, tn
deceased was about 90 years old. an
had been living with the mother q
Mrs. stubhs for the past ninesee
I years. Mrs. George W. stubba wen
, 10 Lincoln the other day, and Il
quite likely on her return homo sh
, viii Se accompanied BY the mothe
of her husband
lTo use MOTORS IN
The RATION TUNNEL