Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-19

iainting speiie, indigestion or dyapep
sia. Try u today.
the stage a. interloculor IN place ~
Mr.. brouti, Who vas ~ and unable 20
be present That Mr., Pickard was we'll
received was evidenced by the deafen.
ing applause that greeted him lie
acted the part like a veteran minstrel
iaan.
tFrom Tuesdays Daily Cltlsen1
Dick Huber. member OF the New
Mexico mounted police. was In the city
today.
r. ~. Merritt. bCokkoepor al the
Bank Of Commtrco. Is enjoying an out.
ING M the JcmcH Countfy
Mrs. Thomas McMilllu, wife of CHIEF
Of Police McMiiiin, Is confined 10 her
howe on Walter street By flnoaa.
Mas Belle Obrien. Of The Alyarado
lunch counter. left this morning for
m extended visit Win friends In New
York.
George Arnot. manager Of the To-
cal branch o. Gross. Kelly a company,
was q passenger for Las Vegas this
morning.
Mrs. y, Ruppe and daughter Lille,
'oit last night for El Paso. whore thoy
VIII spend several days on a visit
with friends.
W. n. Brown, district freight and
passenger agent for the SANTA re at
vi Paso, was IN She city between
trains this morning, while On route 20
Las Vegas
Miss Clara Olsen. private secretary
10 tae governor, accompanied the ex.
cculive 20 Albuquerque. 20 attend 20
Official matters In connection with the
hubboil hoa,sng.
Mrs. George w McAtoo. nccem.
panied by her son. will leave tonight
for Denver whore she will Join Mr.
McAtee. They expect 10 make their
future home In Denver.
Mrs. q. W Johnston was hostess
yesterday 40 Miss Helen Robinson
and Miss Minnie Jameson, old frieuds
from Texas, who we're Ia the city for
a day while touring the west.
Mrs, Mary Finch Of Albuquerque.
aud Miss NJ. A. Finch OF New York,
VIII leave tonight for the Portland ex.
position. En- route. they will stop
on for q few days at the Grand Can
yon.
Judge A. J. Abbott OF Santa re.
United States attorney for the Pu-
ehio Indians. passed through the city
last night on his way from Santa FeI
20 Portland, Ore. where he goes toI
attend the exposition.
Governor Miguel A. Otoro arrived
from the north last night and today
began the hearing Of sheriff ThomasI
s. Hubbeil AZ the Alyarado. The gov.
ornor viii return Ia Santa re AZ soon
~ the hearing 10 finished.
J. ID. Torllna, OF $50 South Tara
street. Who was leading merchant
In Albuquerque during tho pioneer
days OF the city, Is celebrating his
soventy-sCcond birthday today. Mr.
TOrlina was born IN Cincinnati Au.I
gust if. 1898. he came 20 New Mex
leo IN 1852 and WAS iOr many years
engaged In the Wholesale carpet busl.
ness In the building occupied by theI
dry goods store OF l.. komponlch, on
Railroad avenue.
The protracted services al TIE High
land Methodist church promise 10 be
successful The services last night
were interesting. Preaching 81 night
only. Tho public Rt large h invited
70 attend these services.
Travelling Territorial Auditor ChaH
V. Stafford. OF Santa Re, was In the
city today 10 attend the nearing oil
the charges against sheriff Thomas
s. Hahbell The hearing wac held lnI
the governors suite at the AlvaradO.
Two cars OF the lstesi styles In We.
hicles were cartCd to the Aibuquer
cue Carriage companya repository
yesterday, and there will be feast
for the eye In the compsny's display
room within o few days, which viii
please the most fastidiOus OF horse
and carriage fanclers.
John Belknap Of Saginaw. Mich.
has been given the position Of super
lniendent In the woods for the Amer
lean Lumber company, 90 succeed II
w. Wright, who yesterday handed Ia
MIS- resignation. Mr., baiknap is an
efficient lumbe7man and viii 20 tol
fhoreau t0morruw 20 assume the
duties of his new position.
Attorney n. y. Field Wa5 a paHsen
ger for Santa Ne this morning. Whom
asked Il there were likely 10 be any
sensational Developments IA the Call
eaonian Coal eompany'a damage
sult against the santa re rail.
road, he said that he was neither
o prophet nor q prophe.'s son" Al
rum0r circulated a few days aEo had
Il that there was likely 20 bu a com.
promise n the above named suit.
All lovers OF good music will bel
pleased % heaF that the Church oil
Immaculate Conception VIII have itsI
Old choir back again on the opening
Of the fan season. September 3. The
mems choir and Grog0rihn music have
been done away with after g years
trial Mrs r. J. shinick will con
tlnue In charge, and viii have a large
number Of young voices 90 assist her.
making the chorus parts quite strong.
The same high class OF music will be
kept %. u will be twenty years this
fall since Mfa shlnick took ch-sKe %
the Immaculate C0ncop,4on church
choir
HAS TAKEN no FOOD