Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-09

Clifton, Morenci and Lordsburg. The
car was heavily ladened win domes-
tic and imported brandies, wines, cor
dials, etc, and of course there were
barrels n boxes of straight Ken
lucky whistles.
A number Of ladies OF the city are
recipients of fresh violets gathered by
Mrs. Maynard Gunsul at San Fran
cisco.
Frank G. Seelee, manager of the
Chicago National league team, is
stopping. at the Alvarado a few days,
accompanied by Mrs. Seelee, while en-
route to Haywood hot springs. The
base ball magnate is suffering from
a severe attack of rheumatism.
Or. j. "a. Wroth today received his
new automobile. "The Veracity," from
the Smith Automobile company, of
Tofeka, Kansas. The machine is of
the runabout make and very speedy.
The doctor enjoyed a spin about the
city in Il during the afternoon.
Ben Ali LOunsbery left last night
for Bakersfield and other cities in
California. Don w. Lusk, who re-
turned to the city yesterday with Mr..
Lounsbery, from southern New Mex
leo, remains in the city, and is unde-
cided as to his future. He will prob
ably go east in a day or two, and To-
cate either in Kansas or Oklahoma.
Editor James Graham McNary of
the Las Vegas Optic, accompanied by
Mrs. McNary and children, who went
east several weeks ago to attend the
wedding of the formers sister, Miss
Margaret McNary, in Williamsburg,
Pa, returned to Las Vegas yesterday
afternoon. They visited Boston, Wash
ington, New York, Pittsburg. Chicago
and other eastern cities while absent.
The "Scotty and his mule story
was published in The EWING Citi-
zen on the afternoon of December j.,
and this paper did not put a date to
1t to give 1t the appearance of being
Geographic. However, nine days af-
terward it showed up in certain quar-
tiers. appearing this morning under
date, Los Angeles, Dec. s." For news
on the day it happens, see The Even
ing Citizen.
b. NJ. Donaldson, representing the
Konantz Saddlery company, of st.
Paul Mimi, is in the city. calling on
the local dealers in the goods he sells.
Mr.. Donaldson is just from the Pecos
valley of southeastern New Mexico
and he reports the people of that val
ley in a most prosperous condition.
He did a fine business in taking or
ders over there, and expects to do
well here. From here he will go
north.
Last night the b. B. b. Club enter
tanned its members with a dance at
Red Mems Hall, which proved one OF
the most enjoyable affairs yet given
by this club. A large number of AL.
buquerque's younger social set were
in attendance, and whiled way the
leisure nous in tripping the light fan,
tastic until midnight, at which time a
very delicious lunch was served, Il. p
Wolbach being the caterer for the oc
c%asion. At their last meeting the
members of the club decided to give
these dances at regular intervals
throughout the remainder of the win
ter. '
A. A. Keen the well known land
commissioner of New Mexico, with
headquarters at Santa Fe, is in the
city to enjoy the day and Sunday
with Mrs. Keene. The other day The
Citizen published a special telegr<m
from Washington stating that the sec
rotary of the interior had cancelled
all leases OF public lands in New
Mexico where a lease was for more
than 100 acres. On receiving the
Washington dispatch this office wired
Mr.. Keen to confirm the news, but
when that gentlem,S's answer was
received The Citizen had gone to
press for that day. Mr.. Keen was
seen this morning, but declined to be
interviewed, although stating that our
Washington dispatch vas not alto
gether correct.