Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-18

be at the botel any time this after
noon or evening and possibly tomor-
row morning.
Engineer T.. u. Bryant, of the San
Ia Fe, who was badly scalded by the
quadrant bolt blowing out OF his en-
CINE near Isleta ON Monday, was re-
moved from the company hospital to
his home, 412 South Third street, to-
day. Mr.. Bryant is recovering rapid
~ and will be able to resume his u
in a few days.
The chemistry class from the high
school visited The Crystal Ice COM
pany's plant today under the leader
ship of PRINCIPAL j. A. Miller. The
workings of the plant were fully ex-
planned by Manager Schneider. The
class went away assured that none
but pure ice Is manufactured by tho
Crystal company's process.
Virginia + Barnard, recently a
nurse in the city and county hospital
at Denver, Co.os has been appointed
a nurse in the Albuquerque Indian
school at a salary of $500 a year. The
appointment was made through the
civil service, Miss Barnard passing
the examination with a high average.
Her home is at Mount Carroll, III.
Stoves celebrated concert band ,un-
der the direction of Edward Hay
worth, will give a grand musical con
cert On the streets at noon tomorrow.
The band is with the great scenic
production of Ten Nights in a Bar
room, which will appear at the opera
house tomorrow evening. Reserved
seats on sale at o. A. Matson & Co.'S.
The Lew Wallace chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will hold a charter meeting on
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
p. s. Rodey. Judge Abbott will give
an address Of welcome and Mrs. l..
Bradford Prince, of Santa Fe. will
present the charter. Mrs. Prince will
arrive in the city tomorrow evening.
The handsome residence Roy Nc
Donald is erecting will probably be
ready for occupancy about November
1. 1t will be a five room brick resid-
ence. with all the modern improve
ments and the contractors are trying
to make it one of the incest homes for
young people in the city. 1t will be
located on Roma avenue between
flJn ana OlAJ0 SlT6SIS.
Starr, French and Randall, former
ly of the Browns; Edmonds, of Las
Vegas, and Loring, of Fort Bliss, are
playing with the FL Paso Colts or
their Arizona trip. Starr pitched last
Saturday in Tucson and lost his game
by a score Of 3 to A.. He struck out
fourteen and allowed but even hits
Willie, for Tucson, struck out five
and was hit thirteen times. French
played second and Randall short.
Charles H. Sporleder, o. l.. Greg
DRY, ICY" Boucher, Mr.. and Mrs. E
L. Browne and Mrs. j. B. Reed, al
prominent Masonic lodge people o
Las Vegas, are in the city to attend
the meetings of the Grand Chapter
Grand Commandery and the Eastern
Star They viii remain here severa
days and the local Masons will see tC
it that they are pleasantly entertain
ed while in the territorial metropolis
Luther e. Neywrick, aged 20 years
of Sabin county, Kansas, died last
night at his rooms in the Highlands
of tuberculosis. The deceased came
to Albuquerque a month ago In
search of health accompanied by his
brother, John C. Neywrick, The re
mains have been prepared for ship
ment by o. w. Strong's Sons and will
be taken back to the family home fol
burial tonight by the bereaved broth
err. The deceased had been a rura
delivery mail carrier in his home
county.