Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-25

Kennedy. whore they will be transfer
red to the Santa Fe. FIR. Luna re-
Gently sold a large number OF sheep
from his flocks ON the Socorro county
ranges to Colorado parties. These
sheep were put aboard the cars at
Magdalena.
An error crept into the reportA of
the fair meeting, as published in The
Citizen yesterday afternoon. The par
agraph alludiug to the offer OF j.. b.
Rutherford. reads 60 give 90 per cent
of the first years premiums on the
policies ISSUED by him or his local
agents in this territory on account of
the Indiana State Life Insurance com
pany to the Fair association for the
purpose of paving the deficit" is a
mistake. Nh. Rutherford desires The
Citizen to make the correction. He
did not say or mean the territory. but
80 per cent of the premiums on busi-
ness written in the city of Albuquer-
que for the next six months.
@. w. Harter, the San Francisco
sporting man. who was arrested two
weeks ago aud lodged in the county
jail for issuing a number of WORTH
less checks with which he victimized
local merchants out Of several humid
red dollars, still %languishes in the
county Jail. Harter was to have had
his preliminary hearing today, but
Justice of the Peace Crawford grant
ed a continuance until next Monday
upon request of his attorney. 1t is
said that Harter will make good his
checks and will not be prosecuted.
This evening, at 6 O'Clock, the new
football eleven organized by Manager
Houston, will hold a practice meet on
the vacant lot In front of the Elks'
opera house. and all members are re-
quested and urged to present them
selves for practice tonight. The city
boys have a game on the coming Sun
day afternoon, and they should get
| themselves In trim for that game.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Delaney return
J ed home last night. after seven weeks
spent in visiting relatives and
friends at Trinidad, Denver, Omaha.
Chicago and Cincinnati. They report
having had a most delightful time,
but, on growing tired of sightseeing
really sighed for New Mexico a day
or two before they started for home.
Leo Lowenstein, formerly a merch'
ant at San Marcial, arrived from So
zorro this morning and is spending
the day with Albuquerque friends
Mr.. Lowenstein will leave the city
tonight for Denver. and from Denver
he will go to New York.
The ladies of the Congregations
church are making great preparations
for their rummage sale Friday anC
Saturday at PA Gold avenue. and the
affair promises to be a great success
The Elks will hold a regular meet
ing tonight, and, as business of i'm
portance will be transacted, it is thu
wish of the officers that a large mum
Der of antlers attend.
During the absence of Lou Schoe
necker, who has been on the sick lis
the past week. Frank Derricks is at
tending the day shift at the White
Elephant.
John Steward, the job printer, whit
was at Las Vegas the past week o
ten days, came down last night, arriv
ing here in time to attend the Elks
smoker.
Jack Harris, the old miner of Hell
canyon, is in the city from the noun
tains. He says quite a heavy snow
visited the canyon the other night.
Mrs. Jesse Lewis and son, Earl, o
Creede Colo, are in the city on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Skinner.