Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-25

HAMANN - AHMNM"a ANN VIII NNWMn
mine expert OF Cerrillos 10 In the
city on business
Judge Edward 49, Mann. OF the Firth
judicial district Of New Mexico. ~
registered at the AlvaradO.
A. j. Abbott. attorney for the Pueb-
10 Indians OF New Mexico. Is here
from Santa Fe on legal matters
Archie Clark of Dos Molnes, Iowa.
arrived In the o,'v last night, and
joined Mrs.. Clark. who Ia an employe
az the local Indian school
Regular services at Temple Albert
Friday evening az 7;45. Rabbi KapIan
viii preach upon "The Sign OF sanct.
lty." The public IL welcome.
Miss Matte Williams arrived from
Coal Creek. Mont. and has taken up
her duties az the Albuquerque Indian
school as assistant schmstress
Prof +. A. Jones. the mine expert.
was a PASSENGER last night for Lords.
burg lie will examine and report on
several properties neal that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. q. Wilson were pas.
aengers for santa Re this morning.
Mr.. Wilson Is the New Mexico man.
ager Of the Continental OH company,
j. X. Allen. the popular superln-
tcndent 81 the local Indian school. has
gone 10 Laguns and other places out
west ON business connected with the
school
Michael Hynes has returned to his
duties az the local Santa Fc ticket
office after a Siege with the la grippe,
ineapaoliated him for work for sever.
al days.
Mrs H. D. Miller will leave one day
next week for Ooldneld, Nevada,
where a brother now resides and he
has made AZ least $4,000 In mines
there the past year
a stated conclave ~ Pilgrim Com.
mandery. No. 8. knights Templar.
win be held on Thursday evening.
February %. 1905, at 1880 O'Clock.
Ny order Of the eminent commander.
A. Mckay Whltcumb. recorder.
The optic says Mrs. g. w. Turner.
" no had been visiting her daughter
here. Mrs. Chas. W O. Ward during
her cOnvalescence. has been called
home TO Albuquerque by the danger
Gus illness Of her son 10 that city
The marriage OF Theodore s. Alters
and Miss Abelina Qulntina was ceie.
brated last night al the home OF tho
brides parents on Ttjeras avenue
with a feast and dancing. Judge q
r. Craig performed the ceremony
r. II Hawkins has succeeded ]. 8.
Crogan as local manager for the Pos.
tai Telegraph company Mr.. Hawkins
was promoted from the position OF
chief operator. which position Is illou
by G. w. Smith. who arrived from
Dallas. Texas.
Or J. +. pearce has begun the con.
structlon OF a residence on West Rail.
road avenue. which promises 20 be ono
OF the most preic-tlous buildings OF
The nelghhorhOod n will adorn. The
plans call Tor a lower story Of yltrlncd
brick and an upper story OF thing.
beautifully designed u will contain
ten rooms and will cost $4,000.
~ Patterson, a baseball pitcher who
played In this city about four years
ago and last year was with the CHI.
ton. Arizona, club, as IN the city on
route 10 Topeka. where he Aas signed
with the club OF that city In the Mis-.
souri, Valley League association. q.
H. Randall, who played with the Las
Vegas club a. the territorial fair here
last year is also here ar a will play
with the Topeka club az second base
Tho boys viii probably leave for To.
polka tonight or tomorrow morning.
The announcement that r. H..
Schwentker local manager for the
Conservative Life Insurance en-.
pany. and Miss Maude Summers.
daughter Of Probate Clerk and Mrs.
!. A. Summers, OF this city. are 10 he
married az Pasadena, Cal, on robru.
AIRY 2s. will be received by many with
surprise. The hrideto,be is one Of tho
most popular young ladies OF Albu.
qnerque. having become widely known
through her frequent appearance In
public as a singer. She and her
mother ard brother Melville Sum.
mers. have been solonrning In CAlifor.
MIA the greater part OF the winter.
Mr.. Sohwentker left for Pasadena last
nlght
Attorney John n Griffith. OF socor.
70, passed through the city this morn.
ing en- route 20 Washington.
Captain Dame yesterday purchased
the saddle horse OF sheriff Thomas
III, hell known as Artist Montrose.
MIRA. Kate Bridgoford. mother Of
Mrs. Chas. y. Starr. Is seriously m at
the home OF her daughter, 40 Weat
Roma avenue.
The chicken dinner served by the
ladies OF the Lead avenue Methodist
church yesterday was 10 well attend.
cd that the chicken was all gone when
Z o'clock came.
Colonel d. X. II. Sellers, secretary
OF the surety Investment company,
went 10 Santa BE this afternoon on do
layed train No. 2, and will be absent
from the city a couple OF days.
Pref J. Deylne, the popular band.
Is about the city today reoeiy.
Ing the congratulations OF a happy
father. The young handman arrived
last night and welgs eight pounds.
Nine county prisoners are at work
today On the road TO the Barelas
bridge. sheriff Hubbell said that
iwon'y-one would be put 10 work on
he roads tomorrow and that al the
prisoners will bo put TO work as soon
as tools can bo secured.
Frank Ralph, tho plasterer, fell
from a scaflold IA front Of the building
which will soon be- occupied by the
San Jose Market. shortly after noon
Today lie landed on the pavement on
his back and the plaster board. which
IH quite heavy landed on mis- nose.
Ills hack was sprained slightly, but Il
10 thought 70 no serious extent.
Governor l.. y, Prince is down from
Santa 70 on legal business.
Edward ~ McDOnauEh, the we'll |
known and popular Southern Pacific |
passenger brakeman m Tucson. died |
might az "a. Mays hospital |
after a severe illness ~ aeVernl /