Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-01

Warmer tonight.
The boys Of the city are playing
marbles. and some of the lads are de-
veloping into professional keep
players.
Ben Jaffa, of the jana Grocery com
pany returned last night from Chi
cago, where he has been the past two
weeks on business.
DIR. c. Kiehl, a young physician from
Flint, Michigan, is in the city, and
will establish himself in room 16, in
the N. T. Armijo building.
J. A. Weinman of the Golden Rule
dry goods store, is back from a pur-
chasing trip to Denver, where he went
to buy a large stock of holiday goods.
Mrs. A. Van Ripper is confined to her
home as the result of a severe fall
sustained last night while walking
along Railroad avenue nea Second
street.
Ernest Meyers, of the Ernest
Meyers company, left this morning on
a liquor selling expedition owe the
Santa Fe Central and Rock Island
railroads.
Eugene Kempenich, formerly a
clerk at the clothing store Of Simon
Stern, is in the city representing the
wholesale dry goods store of Charles
llfeld of Las Vegas.
NJ. A. Ross, the timber inspector,
left this morning for the Gallinas
mountains, where he will inspect some
timber. The Gallinas mountains are
located in Lincoln county.
Superintendent James X. Allen, of
the Albuquerque Indian school, Is
attending to official business at Santa
Ana today Santa Ana is a small In
dian pueblo just north of Bernalillo.
j. b. Manly, of Trinidad. Colo. ex-
tensive sheep raiser, is spending a
few days in the city negotiating with
local sheep commission merchants
for the purchase of a large number of
the fleecy animals.
Nj. Mandell, the Railroad avenue
clothier, returned last night from a
trip to Denver. While away Mr.. Man
dell purchased a large stock of the
latest novelties in gents furnishings
for the holiday trade.
e. j. Walker, Grover ]. Mann and
j. S. Hills were three unfortunates
to appear before Judge Crawford in
police court this morning on the
charge of drunkenness. Each was
fined the customary s. or given five
days on the rock pile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Sturges, who
sojourned the past month on. the
southern California coast, have re-
f1Tnal n fBn, oftrr 10th v,4,pt -I,l,.
selves in excellent health. Their
young son. Lloyd, was left in south
ern California for a few weeks.
Mrs. A. Leavitt, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, mother of Miss Sadie Leavitt,
OF the high school faculty, reached
the city last night on delayed train
No. /. Mrs. Leavitt was a passenger
on the Inflated Santa Fe train No. 1,
which was wrecked near Kansas City
on Monday, but fortunately escaped
uninjured.
Poundmaster Ward today reported
to the marshal that some mischievous
boys last night tore off the door to
the dog pound and released a dozen or
more CANNES confined there awaiting
transportation to the realms of dog
heaven. Ward worked hard to capture
the dogs and is grieving considerably
over their escape.
The Optic says: Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
G. McNary and children left for Bos-
ton, Mass, where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Dean.
The latter part of November they will
go to Pittsburg, Pa, to be present at
the marriage Of Miss Margaretta Nc
Nary to Henry T. Bowie of Chicago.
They will also visit the national cap
ital and other eastern cities before
returning to Las Vegas, about six
weeks hence.
There is a law on the city books
against keeping alleys in a condition
menacing the public health, whether
these alleys are public or known as
private alleys, and If certain people
dc not ceGse throwing their rubbish
and washing suds in same, supple
mented with tin cans, Commissioner
Tierney will have HIS book full of
complaints in a very short time. Com
of alley decorators come to
The Citizen from all quarters of the
city and Commissioner Tierney has
enlisted Chief of Police McMiliin in
the reform movement in this particu-
lar direction.
You can almost imagine that you
are inhaling the f~rangrance of the APP
pie blossoms during some of the
scenes in the charming play of Gun
Gle Josh Spruceby" and, dear reader,
we will let you into the secret, you
are not imagining it, as 1t is a reality.
the scene in question the the
ater is secretly perfumed by the
sprinkling Of apple blossom perfume
the house. This may be
a little costly but nothing is
too good for the patrons of the play.
So say the managers, and they are
The men who carry the little hatchets.
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