Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-27

Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday
with local rain east portion. Tonight
solder In southeast portion.
Ford Harvey. of the Harvey system
of eating houses, is spending the'day
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sayres, of zoe
Slate avenue, left last night for Flor
ida. where they WI spend the win
ter.
| If you want to see an interesting
football game be at Traction park to-
morrow at $3.50 p. m. Admission rs
cents.
Mrs. /. Lund and Miss c. Heart are
spending a couple Of days in Santa
Fe looking over the antiquities of the
old town.
Geo. II. Brewer. the life insurance
adjuster. left this morning for Wagon
Mound. where two small fires have
occurred recently.
Regular meeting of Harmony lodge
No. 1, l.. o. o. f., tonight. There
will be initiation, and all members
are urged to attend.
Regular services at Temple Albert
Friday evening at 7:45. Rabbi Jacob
II. Kaplan will lecture on Image of
God" Everybody is welcome.
c. +. Spader, Of Jemez, accompan-
led by his sister and aunt, of New
York city, who spent yesterday in the
city, left last night for New York.
The ladies of st. Johns guild gave
a supper last night in the Guild hall.
the supper was well %patronized and
Il fbn 1nlfg- a.rv,I q, Al1g,sD,,- 1900,
j.. A. Weinmann, proprietor of the
Golden Rule dry goods store, and M.
Mandell, the clothier, left this morn.
ing for Denver to be absent from the
city three or four days.
f. L. Doheny, the California oil
magnate, arrived in the city from Los
Angeles Last night in his special car.
'Estelle.' He left for points in Mexico
at midnight, where he goes to look
after his extensive mining interests
in the republic.
The Richie Amusement company
will hold forth at the Casino theater,
old town, Sunday afternoon, beginning
at 2 o'clock, producing some of the
most marvellous n interesting feats
ever seen here. General admission for
adults 20 cents: box seats, 30 cents,
and children, IS cents.
Joseph E. Saint, OF this city, who
has been absent from the city for
some weeks, is now in Duluth, Mimi,
where he is engaged in interesting
Duluth capital in one of the biggest
mining propositions in Arizona. A
company is now being formed. with a
capital of 100000 to develop prop
erty located neal Globe, Ariz.
The congregation of the Mount o.
i've Baptist church is making a desper-
ate effort to free itself of all debts
and obligations. A grand rally vas
held last Sunday which was a finan-
cial success. The pastor, Rev. C. X.
Brookins, is endeavoring to place the
church on a solid financial basis with
the aid of the members of the church,
and he is meeting with much success.
Luciano Cardelaria, in charge of g.
$50 lambs shipped from Grants station
by the Bibo Mercantile company, pass
ed through the city Wednesday for
Denver. The lambs were fed at the
local stock yards; then again at San
Ia Fe, where they were transferred &c
the Denver & Rio Grande road, and
continued on to Denver. The lambs
were in first class condition, and
brought top prices.
Rev. j. C. Rollins, who will succeed
Rev. Wilbur Fiske as pastor of the
Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, has arrived from his last
charge in Arizona, accompanied by his
family, and they are stopping at the
Columbus hotel preparatory to moving
into the house vacated by Mr.. Fiske.
Rev. Ffske and family left for Tempe,
Ariz, last night, where Mr.. Ffske will
take up the work just left by Rev.
Rollins.
The American Halter, a periodical
published in New York. and as it's
name indicates devoted to the hat in
dustry, in its October number pub
fishes a handsome half one of the
Alvarado hotel in this city and a half
tone of a sample room in the big hos
telry. In the latter picture appears
e. l.. Washburn, the clothier of this
city inspecting the samples of hats
shown by Walter S. Langdon, who ira
wells in the west for Brigham, Hopkins
Co. the Baltimore straw hat manufac-
turers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ. Wheelock
and three children, former residents
Of this city but for the past several
years residing at Providence, Rhode
Island, arrived here last night, and
were around town today meeting old
friends. 1t is understood, after re-
naming here a few days, they will go
to Denver, where they will reside in
the future. Mr.. Wheelock is a well
known architect and under his super
vision the n. T. Armijo block, the
Commercial club, and other local
buildings, were constructed.
In a few days, Mayor Mckee will
appoint the delegates to represent the
city of Albuquerque at the mining con-
gress to be held in El PasO during No
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