Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-26

made It's appearance last night and
the line will be- much stronger than
at first expected. On account of the
day being Sunday, the game will not
be called until 3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. Henry will o
move from their rooms on Railroad
avenue to a pleasantly arranged home
at No. 906 South Broadway, where
they will raise chickens and probably
engage in farming on a small scale.
Besides being one of the finest MIN
rods in the country and n OF the
best fishermen in the valley, Mr.. Hen
ry knows considerable about growing
corn, potatoes and the like, and of
course he will succeed.
S. e. Aldrich. one Of Gallup's most
progressive and prominent citizens
and politicians. Is I'm the city today on
business. He says both big political
parties of Mckinley county favor
joint statehood for New Mexico and
Arizona, and resolutions to that effect
adopted at recent meetings of both
the republican and democratic parties.
have been sent to President Roose.
welt and Senator Beveridge.
Jack Straussuer, Jack Dixon, James
Bingham, Robert McMahan and Percy
Hawley, five excellent duck and quail
hunters of the city, who are spending
considerable time these days hunting
in the valley, returned late yesterday
afternoon from the swamps near Los
Lunas, where they killed a sack full
of web-footed fowl. They neglected
to leave a mess of fowl at the print
ing offices.
Conrad Gonzales Is erecting a cot
tage on Sixth street near the st. Vim
cent academy, and hopes to have it
ready for occupancy in a short time.
MIR. Gonzales is a cattle raiser Of
Sandoval county, and will probably.
leave the city in a few days for his
ranch on the Chaves grant, where he
has several thousand fat cattle on
pasture.
A. Richard Jones, who succeeded
s.. c. Jackson as manager of the Amer
lean Lumber company, arrived from
Bay City, Mich, last night, accom-
panied by Mrs. Jones and daughter.
They have taken the new Pitt Ross
house on West Railroad avenue as a
temporary residence. Mr.. Jackson left
for the east last night on train
No. 8.
Charles Chadwick, the sheep CON-
mission merchant, left last night for
Magdalena, accompanied by Messrs.
Payne and Rogers, sheep buyers from
Wichita, Kan. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Chadwick has sold about 10000
ewes and lambs to the Kansas gentle
men, and they will be loaded on the
cars and shipped from Magdalena in
a short time.
ID. j. Tirsway, who has the contract
to macadamiZe the road from Win
gate station on the Santa Fe Pacific,
to Fort Wingate, about two miles, is
here today trying to u laborers.
The gentleman will leave probably
this evening, for Denver, but will re-
turn to the city and thence to Fort
Wingate in a few days.
At the request of Attorney w. G.
Heacock the preliminary hearing OF
William Custer, who was arrested
several weeks ago at Laguna charged
with breaking into a sealed Santa te
car, was not heard today before Unit
ed States Commissioner Whiting. The
case has been continued until next
Monday.
Mrs. j. G. Marshall delightfully."- en-
tertained last night at her home on
South Arno street in honor of Mrs.
Ruth e. Foote, of Denver, national
president of the Ladies of the Grand
Army of the Republic. A large num-
Der of guests enjoyed the pleasures
of the evening.
e. C.. Allen, formerly manager of
the Albuquerque Electric Light com
pany, will leave tonight for Gallup to
take charge of the electric light plant
in that city, which was purchased by
Albuquerque parties the first of the
week.
Bert Evans, on the day shift at the
st. Elmo, will leave Saturday night
for Bisbee, Arizona, where he will
remain for a few months
The time of the district court was
occupied today taking further testi-
mony in the famous Washington
mine case.