Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-10

Generally fair tonight and Saturday;
rising temperature.
Don't forget the fair meeting next
Monday night.
DR.. c. II. Conner Is recovering from
a severe attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. d. n. Combs is seriously i'll at
her home on West Railroad avenue.
w. r. Lee and Jack Green, of this
city, were in Santa Fe yesterday on
business and pleasure.
Mrs. Nelson Drew, Of Denver, Colo,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary 5.
Swan. of North Second street.
Learnard q Lindemanh expect to
| get into their new store room, on Gold
avenue. near Second street, in about
a week or ten days.
Manuel Sanchez, Of Atrisco, who
was recently adjudged insane, was
conveyed today from the county Jail
to the territorial asylum at Las Vegas.
Miss Alice Bailey, teacher of Span
ish at the Silver City normal, has been
given a years vacation, and has gone
on a visit to relatives at Cadillac,
Mich.
County Commissioners Alfred Gruns-
field and NJ. r. Springer vent to San
ia Fe this morning on business of a
public nature. District Attorney Clan
cy accompanied them.
S. e. Newcomer has returned from
| San Francisco, where he went sew.
| eraL weeks ago with a party of Chi
namen who had been ordered deport.
ed from the United States.
Mrs. NJ. X. Garden of 4O2 West Sill
yer avenue, has as a visitor for a few
days, Miss Ella Carr, of San Fran
| cisco, sister of Mrs. Mary Scott, a
former resident of Albuquerque.
DR.. Earl McCracken, a prominent os.
teopath physician of Shreveport, La.
is in the city, the guest of DIR. c. II,
Conner, of the Barnett building. DR.,
McCracken is seeing the southwest
on a pleasure trip.
Percy Hawley returned this morning
from a hunting trip to the Rio Grande
valley in the vicinity of Sabinal, forty
miles south of this city. He reports
duck plentiful on the lower Rio
Grande.
The Woman's club held a meeting
fthis afternoon at the club ToCSns in
the Commercial club building. The
meeting was largely attended and was
under the auspices of the literary de-
partment.
A. j. LOOMS, the popular deputy in.
ternal revenue collector, with head.
quarters at Santa Fe, is in the city
today on business with those who dc
p%atronize Uncle Sans revenue de.
partment.
n. A. Lewis is in the city. He is
returning to Bisbee, Arizona, after at
tending the funeral and burial of his
mother, Mrs. e. Lewis, at Salt Lake
City, Utah. The deceased was about
forty-fve years of age.
H. H. Belts, city clerk of Silver
City, passed through the city til
morning en- route to Boston, where
Mrs. Belts has been visiting the pas
month. They will return to New Mex
leo within a couple of weeks.
One of the most important meet
ings of the year-the territorial fail
~meeting-will be held at the room up
stairs over Zeiger's cafe next Mon
day evening. All citizens having the
city at heart are requested to attend
Ladies appointed to solicit funds fol-
the Associated Charities will please
not forget the meeting called for to
morrow afternoon at the residence
Of Rabbi Kaplan on South Seventh
street. Every church in the cit!
should have representatives present
Fred Scholle, of Belen, is in the cit,
looking after the transfer Of $50
lambs, which he sold to w. H. Lyles
OF Socorro. Mr.. Lyles is shipping
large number of sheep from the loca
Santa Fe stock yards. Mr.. Scholle will
remain in the city a couple of days.
B. Davidson, who about five year.
ago was the hydraulic mechanical en-
gineer at the Albemarle mill and min'
in the Cochitl mountains, Is in the city
and has met many old friends. Mr.
Davidson, on leaving here went to the
state of Guerrero, Mexico, where h
became the general manager of thu
Trinidad Mining and Smelling com
pany, and where he successfully oper
ated several mines for himself. Fol
the past two months he visited rela
tives and friends near Toronto, Can
ada, Niagara Falls and Chicago. HI
will remain here a couple of days anC
then continue south to Mexico. He
says he has made considerable money
in Mexico mines, and will continue t
operate down in that republic.
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