Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-16

in west portion.
j. +. Elder local manager of the
Colorado Telephone company, has re
turned to the city from an Official
trip up north.
Colonel n. \. Jastro, of Bakersfield,
Cal. arrived in the city last night
from the west and attended the Greer
C~hadbourne ball.
Col. Francisco Perea, the well
known veteran of the Jemez hot
springs, is in the city to visit his
daughter and will remain a few days.
Regular services at Temple Albert
Friday evening at 7:45. The Home
as a Factor in Life will be the sub
ject of Rabbi Kaplan's sermon. The
public Is welcome.
Mrs A. c. Radell left this morning
for Mauston. Wis, after a pleasant
visit of two weeks in the city with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hubs, of AIS
South Third street.
Hon. Frank A. Hubbell, the big
sheep raiser, will leave tonight for
M%agdalena, and from there he will go
to his sheep ranch. Mr.. Hubbell will
be absent several days.
William H. Walsh, formerly with
the Hamilton-Brown Shoe company,
of St. Louis, has arrived in Albuquer-
que, accompanied by his mother, who
will spend the winter months here.
F. G.. Plummer of the United States
forestry service, who has been doing
work on the White Mountain forest
reserve in Lincoln county, spent the
day in Albuquerque on his way north.
Col. W. NJ. Berger. secretary of the
Belen Town and Improvement COM
pany, came in from the south this
morning and will 90 north tonight.
He has business at Willard, and hopes
to reach there some time tomorrow.
Mrs. Thomas F. Keleher has re-
turned to the city from Whitcomb
Springs and will take up her resi-
dence on North Walter street, for the
winter. Thomas f. Keleher, Jr., will
arrive in the city in a few days from
the springs.
A. ID. Allen, a government employe
at Cubero, n. NJ, spent the day in Al
buquerque on business and will re-
turn TO Cubero tonight. Mr.. Allen is
a brother of Superintendent James X.
Allen, of the Indian school in this
city.
The police responded to two false
burglar alarms last night, sent in
from the residence districts of the
city. The first call came in from Ii
jeras road and the second from South
Sixth street. Neither amounted to
anything.
j. j. Sheridan and Jake Levy re-
turned this morning from a hunting
trip to Luna county. They made their
headquarters at the Haywood hot
springs, while seeking the festive
quail, which they found quite plenti-
full.
Mrs, c. L. French left this morning
for her home at Ravenna, Ohio, after
a pleasant visit in the city with her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Hughes. Mr..
French, who a few years ago clerked
for the John Becker company at Bel.
len, is now engaged in farming in
Ohio.
Mrs, Rutherford has about com
pleted a six room cottage on her prop
erty, corner OF Iron enu and
Broadway. 1t will contain all the mod.
ern cO~nveniences. and will be one OF
the incest cottages in that section OF
the Highlands.
Joe e. Sheridan, the coal NINE In
spector, passed through the city thi.
morning en- route from his home a
Silver City. Mr.. Sheridan, like every
one else from the Silver City district
can talk of nothing else but the won
derful prosperity of the place.
The regular mail service on tn
Santa Fe California limited will q
into effect on Saturday, November Is
This service means that eastern mai
which usually gets here on No. l .
night and is distributed the mex
morning, will arrive in the morning
and be distributed before moo al
most t%wenty-four hours ahead of tn,
present schedule.
Col. w. S. Hopewell. who was at E
Paso to confer with Prof. Jane:
Douglas, of the Phelps Dodge system
returned to the city this morning
He says that Prof. Douglas had lef'
the Pass city for southern Arizona, {
few hours before he reached there, hui
he arranged to have a conference witt
the big railroad representative in {
few days, after which news pertain
ing to the future of the Albuquerque
Eastern may be ripe for the public.
A few days ago The Citizen men
toned that Chas. Quier, the painter
and hunter, had received a valuable
English setter from Tucson, Arizona
| and he, with some friends intended
TO take the dog out for a trial on the
coming Sunday, as the dog had beer
sold to him as one of the best hunt
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