Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-07-31

church, as because Of the extra ex-
peuse of printing additional matter on |
the tickets. It was thought unneces- |
sary to put on the name Highland"
hence its omission.
Superintendent James X. Allen, Of
the Indian school in this city, left last
night for the Mescalero Indian res
ervation in southern New Mexico,
where he goes 20 inspect the new
building recently erected at that
point by the government. He will be
gone several days.
Mrs. Mary Phean and Mrs. Cora
Pyfer desire TO announce that they
have furnished one of the up to date
Hawks houses on Tijeras near Fifth
street, and are ready to accommodate
parties desiring neat rooms, with ex-
cellent table board. Everything new.
Apply at room B, Grant block.
Frank w. Kelleher, formerly chief
clerk in the Midland hotel of Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived in the city today
and has taken the position of chief
clerk of the Alvarado. Mr.. Kelleher
is thorough hotel man, and his con-
nection with the Alvarado will no
doubt add to the popularity OF that
hostelry.
Mrs. T.. A. Written, of this city,
who has been spending a few weeks
in Los Angeles is now at San Diego,
where she is visiting her son, Ensign
F. S. Whitten, of the United States
monitor Wyoming. Ensign Whitten
has been detailed from the Wyoming
to the ill-fated gunboat, Bennington,
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month or so.
Last Saturday at Cerrillos, Jose L.
Lopez, formerly of Las Vegas, and
now chief deputy sheriff of Santa Fe
county, sold at public sale about 450
pieces of iron pipe, in order to satisfy
judgment for $500 for delinquent
taxes in favor of the county of Santa
Fe against the Cochiti Gold Mining
company. The sale was expected to
bring more than the amount of the
judgment.
Rev. Wilson j. Marsh, who was pas
tor of the Congregational church in
this city for the past five years, left
this morning for Alliance, Neb., where
he will make his future home on a
large cattle ranch, which he owns near
there. Rev. Marsh has been one of
the best liked pastors Albuquerque
ever had, and his departure will be
regretted by his host OF friends in
this city.
E. H. Dunbar and John Molitor In
the real estate business, have pur-
chased the property of the Hub Leeds
estate, namely, the residence and lot
now occupied by Ben Bottle, corner of
Fifth street and Marquette avenue;
the residence and lot now occupied by
| Rev. Thurston, corner of Roma ave
nue. and Jitth street, and two vacant
lots on Marquette avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, The consid-
| Grafton was private.
c. r. Hudson, the North Second
street painter and paper hanger, has
returned to the city, after several
weeks sojourn at the famous haywood
hot springs, in southern New Mexico.
Mr.. Hudson went down to the springs
| almost a physical wreck, SO bad he
could not navigate without q crutch
! and cane, and for few days at the
| springs he had to be carried to the
| bath house He returns to the city
| feeling pretty well, and was noticed
today walking around without the aid
of any artificial help. He thinks the
Haywood springs are all right.
Frank Wendell, who visited south
| ern California, and was absent from
the city for several weeks, surprised
his friends aby returning yesterda,
morning, and he announces that the
stay In the salt atmosphere of the Pa
ciic ocean put about twenty pounds
more flesh on his frame. He had ;
delightful time, and being an admire
of air ships and the ordinary balloons
took several excursions from "Th'
: Chutes," while at Los Angeles. He In
4 vested in a few suburban lots at Lo
Angeles, and believes that the invest
: ments will prove profitable in shor
| time