Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-01


end Gold avenue Tor a short time this
morning Il was loaded with lumber
and one Of the hind wheels ~ tho
wagon KAYE way under the weight
Hon Pedro Peroa. me territorial
Insurance superintendent was 10 me
city yosfcrdg ln consultation Win
Hon. solomon Luna and other lora.
republican politicians. Mr. perpa is
arranging 20 remove his family from
Bcrnsliilo 20 santa W. IN a few days
Tho remains uf Mrs. Goldie Car, cr.
whose death occurred last Friday
nleei al the 81 Joseph hospital. from
consumption, were shipped 10 indiana
polia. Ind, Saturday night for burial
Mr. and Mrs. Wiholt. parents " the
deceased. accompanied the remains
Max Hhrlich, the attorney OF ! az
lOauhclariO. met with painful acci.
dent az the conrt house this mornine
Tie was in the probate clerks uulriers
and the aove was smoking. Hc picked
mp the poker which happened 10 bC al.
most red hot, to open the draft of the
stove, and IN consequence several an.
iifcrp 81 The right hard were badly
burned.
Outing Agent Dagonett. OF the In.
| dian department, has secured q mum
Der Of Indians 10 work on the Aibu
quorque Eastern In laying steel from
the Morlarty end toward this city. Mr.
Oageuett has gone to Arizona, and will
engage a number Of indians 20 work
on the Tonic basin reservoir. which u
being constructed under the reclama.
zion act Of congress.
About fny or sixty discharged sal
hiers we're al the depot yesterday Tor
short time en- route back
east after service In the Philippine
The men belonged 20 the Thirteenth
cavalry, aud the Fourth. Twelfth. Sew.
enh Eighteenth Twentieth. Twenty
second aud rwehtythlrd infantry.
They arrived on the transport Thomae
which reached san Francisco on
March 10.
J. A. Cavanaugh for the past few
months holding n position as linotvpc
operator on The Citizen. will leave the
city tonight To will stop over dav
at the Grand Canyon of Arizona and
from there journey ON 20 san Diego,
Cal. whcrc he will spend the summer
and possibly secure q position on one
Of the papers of that city. Kavanau ~
~ a good operator and IL thoroughly
reliable.
II has lust leaked out. although the
happy event transplred on November
2, 1904. that Dennis Mcdonald anc
Miss May Truswell are married. The
groom Is the good looking yong gen.
tleman who prcsldea over the hooks
and answers telephone messages NJ
the Office OF the Clarkville Coal Yards
and he came 10 this city a couple OF
years aRo from the only town In New
York--4hat being OsweRo The happy
couple have rented n cottage on north
FIFTH street. where friends can call
and see them.
Word has been received By Mrs. Ad
die MugEley. national corresponding
SECRETARY OF The Ladiee o. tho Grand
Army Of the Republic, also president
of iae local organization, that MIRA
Mary r. Hagar, national president OF
Ladies OF the Grand Army of the re
public, will honor Albuquerque anf
John A. Logan Circle with a visit on
the FIRST week In May. She will also
bring greetings 81 the National In
dies Of the Grand Army OF the re
public 20 the New Mexico department
convention Of Grand Army Of the Re.
public.
simon Neustadt, general merchant
and postmaster at Los Lunas. Is in
the city Tor the day
The regular meeting Of tho Wood.
mans Circle VIII be held tomorrow
afternoon AT o'clock In Odd Fellows
hall
Mr. and Mrs. y. n. schweutker.
newly married couple, have taken
lease on a residence on west Coal
avenue.
ban q. Dickinson. the cement con
tractor, purchased throe lots IN the
Pegoa addition from the Surety Invest.
ment company this morning.
For the benefit Of the Albuquerque
WomaR's club, Miss Phoebe Roberts
will appear az the Congregational
church tomorrow evening. Tickets. 80
cents.
The monthly meeting OF the Catho.
lie ladies Aid society will be held
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 D. M,
March 2sth al ST. Mary's hall All
members Of the society are requested
10 be present.
PatrOlman Jose Sait zaf has recover
cd from an iilnesS that has kept him
OF duty a couple Of Weetp and IN again
at Chief OF Police McMillin'a right
hand Mr. Salazar Is official interpreter
it ihe municipal court.
aisH Ada. daughter Of Mr.. aud MIRA.
George A. Campncid OF 221 North Sew.
enth street anticipates leaving IN the
near future for the Philippines, where
she will be the guest Of Colonel and
Mrs. l.ebO. Mrs. Isebo was formerly
Miss Grace Hawks Of Albuquerque.
The following city folks are plenik. |
ing al Bear canyon today: Mr and
Mrs. Utter and daughter, Mesdames
Allen. AS ere. Beswlck. Kimhall, Mas. |
es Waters. Miss uuaman, Miss Fnri, |
the Misses Craze ia 80 10 Number, |
and DR. Klmbail, Mr. Boahoff and Mr. |
Smith.
An excellent orchestra dlscoursed |
music AZ the Aivsrado agah last even. |
ing during the dinner hour 10 the /
pleasure OF a large number OF guostH 1
The fact that there are no spare rooms /
al the big hotel, is evidence that II has /
lost none of les popularity within the
past few years.
The departure Of Mt and Mrs. Roa
HELD this morning for New York and l
Europe. was ,he occasion |
OF a large number OF their friends and |
relatives being ct the depot 10 bid /
them goodbye. Mr.. and Mira. iifeid /
expect 10 be absent from the city ave /
or six months.
Mrs. Felix L.cAter. Of ill6 West Raj, !
road avenue, enterlaincd al Guild hall /
Saturday afternoon IN honor Of her
daughter. Miss Lorna, who celebrated \
A. a.. ~.