Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-21

injuries received yesterday by having
a heavy log fall on him. Mayo was
severely crushed and 10 is feared that
he has suffered internal injuries.
Simon Bacharach and wife, nee Miss
Elsie llfeld, are in the city from Las
Vegas.
A. p. Harrington, adiutant general
Of New Mexico, Is in the city from
Santa Fe.
Hon. j. w. Raymond, the territorial
secretary, is here from Santa Fe, ac-
companied by Mrs. Reynolds.
Judge and Mrs. w. d. Lee have as
their guests Mrs J. II. Ward and
daughter, Miss Anna Ward, Of Las
| Vegas.
The eighteenth annual convention of
the New Mexico w. c. T. U. will be
held in Las Vegas, October 1S to 49,,
| inclusive.
Six Porto Rico puppies are on exhi-
| bitiOn in the window of the Whitson
Music company. They are snow white
and very cute.
w. f. Neal who represents the
| Union Central Life insurance COM
pany, in New Mexico, has returned
from a visit to his old home at
Raleigh, N. c.
Mrs. II. G.. Whitcomb, Forest Baker
/ and wife, and Lorenzo Hubbell are in
the city from Ganado, Ariz., visiting
friends. Mrs. Whtcomb will go to
Wichita, Kan, about october i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Peterson and
their daughters, Mrs. Sweezy and Miss
| Peterson, are here from Las Vegas to
spend a couple Of days with relatives
and friends, and to attend the fair
DR.. w. d. Radcliff, physician at
! Belen, is in the city accompanied by
his family, and Miss Lydia Hook, of
| Milwaukee, who has been visiting at
| Belen. Miss Hook is a sister of Mrs
| Radclff.
Colonel II. A. Jastro, of Bakers
! field Cal, interested in several i'm
portant Albuquerque enterprises, is
here to attend the fair and to visit his
daughters, Mrs. w. II. Greer and Mrs.
NJ. o. Chadbourne.
The Las Vegas Optic says: There
were only about thirty tickets sold for
the Albuquerque excursion this morn
ing. That is not as many as we had
hoped for, but quite a number went
down on No. last night.
A. J. Loomis, the deputy revenue
collector, could not resist the tempta
tion to come to Albuquerque, attend
the fair and mingle with the crowds.
He is here today, and is among the
Santa Fe visitors at the fair.
The Womans Christian Temper
ance Union, which has served free
ice water at each fair held in Albu-
querque for the past twenty-five years,
is furnishing unlimited quantities of
the good old beverage this year.
l.. NJ. Steckle, a ranchman residing
north of the city, complained to the
police late last night that some one
had stolen his saddle horse, which he
had left tied on one of the side streets.
The animal is a small bay, with white
hind feet.t
The Elks wish to announce that
the lodge rooms and parlors of the
organization are wide open to all men,
bers of the herd who are visiting the
city. There will always be hot coffee,
sandwiches and Elks' milk on tap at
all hours of the day.
H. JOul NJ. DtSuOdT, Il Well hUONn
| young dentist of Trinidad, who is here
with the base ball club from that CITY,
! favored The, Citizen office with a call
| last night. DR.. Beshoar is pleasant
| gentleman, and he says Trinidad is
improving and growing rapidly in pop
ulation.
Colonel William Morris, a county
commissioner of Mckinley county
| accompanied by Mrs. Morris and Mrs.
| Edward Hart, came in from Gallup
last night and reviewed the big pa
| rade this morning, besides taking in
the sights at the fair grounds this
afternoon.
Word came in from Pajarito late
yesterday afternoon that Mr.. and Mrs.
Felipe Hubbell were having a fair all
to themselves, and the festivities were
being held at their Pajarito home. The
center of attraction was a bouncing
baby boy, and he is reported to be a
ring horse in every sense of the word.
The Citizen extends congratulations.