Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-11
LOCAL AND
PERSONA
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

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Cloudy with local rain tonight and
PROBABLY Sunday.
ID. G.. Dwyor, chief clerk at the local
Indian school, left last night fGr a
short business trip to Denver.
Mrs. L. J. Herwick will leave the
first part of next week for an extended
visit to relatives in san Francisco.
Hon. w. b. Childers, who was in
California on important legal matters,
returned to the city this morning.
f. b. Swentker, New Mexico mana
ger for the Conservative Life lnsur'
ance COMPANY, has returned from a
trip through Arizona.
T. Y. Maynard, the Santa Fe watch
inspector. returned to the city this
morning from an official trip down on
the Rio Grando division.
Attorney o. n. Marion left last
night on the east bound limited for
a trip to New York on legal business.
He expects to be gone about two
weeks.
This afternoon on the Indian school
gridiron a foot ball game between the
university eleven and the Indian
school team is being played. The uni
versity team is the favorite by a wide
margin.
The many friends of DR.. w. n.
Macbeth. who has been quite seriously
i'll at the Sisters hospital for SINE
time, will be glad to learn that he Is
on the high road to recovery, and eX-
poets to he able to be down town by
next week.
l.. b. Miller, the sign writer and
painter, has returned from a few
weeks visit at Estancia, and yester-
day morning started in to do the paint
ing and decorating on the handsome
new residence of Bernard llfeld on
Tijeras' avenue.
c. w. Cook, district freight and pas
senger agent for the Santa Fe, return
ed to his headquarters here this morn
ing after an absence of several weeks.
Mrs. Cook and child, who are visiting
in Chicago. are expected to return to
New Mexico in the near future.
The football game scheduled for to-
morrow afternoon between the Amer
lcan Lumber company eleven anu me
Albuquerque Athletics. has been call
ed off by Manager Houston, on ac-
count of the wet weather. The game
will probably be played next Sunday.
A sneak thief attempted to gain an
entrance to the residence of DR., l.. II.
Chamberlain on West Railroad ave
nue., just before dark last evening, by
forcing open a rca window of the
home with an Az. He was discovered
however, by Or. Chamberlain, and
frightened away.
A crowded house greeted the Ethel
Tucker Stock company in the produc
tion Of 'Sapho" last night. Foxy
Grandpa is being given as a matinee
bill this afternoon, and Across the
Desert will be given tonight. The
latter play is laid in Arizona and
southern California.
H. b. Munger, of the firm of Foster
Munger company, the largest sash and
door manufacturers and wholesalers
in the world. located at Chicago, ar
rived in the city last night and today
visited the American Lumber com
pany's mills. Mr.. Munger is here pre-
sumably for the purpose of purchasing
a portion of the output of the Ameri-
can Lumber company's sash and door
factory.
X. G. c. Gum, a member Of Gum
Bros, millers, merchants, and cattle
men of Laguna, is in the city today,
on business, and was a pleasant caller
at The Citizen office. Mr.. Gum says
the Pueblo Indians at Laguna and in
that immediate vicinity are prosper
Gus during these times of plenty of
water and grass, and their cattle,
sheep. goats, and horses, ever dogs,
are in fine condition.
DR.. F. A. Jones, the mining expert,
will leave tomorrow night for Eel Paso,
where he goes to attend the session of
the American Mining congress which
will convene there on Tuesday next.
DR.. Jones goes as q delegate appointed
by the government and also as a del
egate representing Bernalillo county.
lac Will deuver a paper before the
of New Mexico
Capt. r. NJ. Spivey, of the Harvey
system, returned last evening from a
trip of pleasure and business combin-
ed to Kansas. Mr.. Spivey visited To-
peka and Kansas City. He reports
the people Of the Sunflower state ex-
ceedingly prosperous. He said that he
didn't see any money piled up in the
wet fields but he saw lots of wheat
out in the weather and wheat is the
same as money in Kansas.
A. c. Abeytia, mayor of Socorro,
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Santa Fe, where Mrs.
Abeytia is visiting relatives. Mr..
Abeytia say that the people have