Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-23

good running oler and there will be
no difficulty inkeeping the big play
house warm dung this winter.
Miss Margar-ta Orear celebrated
/ her 14tb birtboy on Saturday after
noon with arty. at the home Of |
Mrs r i. Tbnas. ia South Edith |
street Quite number OF the young |
ladys friends we're her guests tart
the afternoon F
Charles Smn. an engineer on the
! Santa Fe wit a run ont OF Argen-I
( tine, Kan. VIII arrived in the city al
few days ago in charge Of an oil
! burned, left lst night for the east.
/ The oil burnelwill be put into sery-
Ice on the coat lines.
One of the rlst important meetings
/ of the year WI be held upstairs over
/ Zeigers cafe might at o'clock. 1t
will be a fair Getting, and every cash
/ subscribers cr6itor and all Others in
! terested in fure fairs, are urged to
| attend. Let verybody be present,
and let all spak "out."
Superintendut James Kurn, OF the
/ Rio Grande di sion of the Santa Fe.
with headqurters at San Marcial.
/ has returned rom trip to Topeka
where he wen to meet with the Off
cials who hadthe work of arranging
] the winter tire card, which will go
into effect on November ~.
In a few dys sheep dipping
| plant, which hs been erected by the
! government al McCarty's station on
the Santa ,Fe 'acfic, will be opened
for business. The plant contains
three large vas, the largest of which
has a. capacit. Of 10000 gallons. 1t
Is for the use Of the Acoma Indian
sheep raisers.
Joseph Patin, an Indian pupil from
the Haskell I1lian institute at Law
renee, Kan, ! at the local Indian
| school IN chage of Superintendent
Allen. Patina was en- route to Cliff
ton, Ariz., butlost his ticket, and i5
held awaiting he arrival of transpor-
tation from tie Haskell authorities,
when he will h sent home.
w. H. Byert a general merchant
of Socorro. was in the city this morn
ing between trims, while en- route on
a trip %hich will carry him to Den
yer, Salt LAX City, Portland, San
Francisco and many other cities OF
the northwest nd west. Mr.. Byerts
is accompaniedby his nieces, Misses
Nettie and Lille Byerts, also of So
corro.
K. r. StewaI, the new foreman of
the Santa Fe sore house, is now in
stalled in his 'ew position. He was
for eleven yeas in charge of the
Santa Fe storehouse at Topeka, and
was among thu most popular railway
officials locate in that city. Mr..
Stewart has ,lready made a great
many friends mong the railroad men
and employees & the store house here,
although he ha been here but a few
weeks.
The management of the American
Lumber compay has laid down new
rule. 1t is, tht any one wishing to
inspect the pant of the company,
must first obtal pass from the gen.
eral manager the company, other
wise he will rot be admitted. This
has been madenecessary to avoid the
annoyance of )othering with impos.
ters who have no business at the
mills. The can is neat affair, and
on it is PRINTED the rules that the
bearer must observe while visiting
the plant.
The Elks' will hold a grand smoker
tomorrow (Tu6day) night. A mem
Der of the invitation committee says:
Invitations wee issued for an Elks
smoker, to be gwen tomorrow, (Tues
day), night, andsent only to members
or the local Lodge as enrolled in the
secretary's Office. The entertainment
committee desir's to particularly i'm
press upon all members of the order
that it is an open house occasion to
all Elks, and mat visiting brothers
Will be heartilF welcomed and are
hereby cordially invited"
The Citizen calls attention to the
advertisement d the Belen Town and
Improvement Company in its columns
of today, in whish the company places
upon the market the lots contained in
the Belen townate. Colonel William
M. Berger, who is the secretary oi
the company, has been very success
full in the building up of the cities
of New Mexico, he having given Las
Vegas, Santa F., Silver City and
Deming their fist start, in the sale
of a large number of lots in these
cities, is connected with the company
and will forward to any one desirous
to have map of the new city, to-
gether with the prices. He is a firm
believer in printers ink if he has any,
thing to interest the public. Write
to him concerning this Belen prop
erty.
Mrs. w. Y. Walton on tomorrow
! (Tuesday) afternoon, at her pleasant
home, No. 523 west Tijeras avenue
will celebrate her birthday, and the
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