Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

me Nen0Nt ui her health. MT. Muir
dock Il the editor Of tho Eidofads
Daily Republican. and Ia a politician
Of power and note. helnr known "a The
'basR.buNiei" 81 Kansas n waa ht
who first boomcd present Governor
iioch, the man Who had the courage
90 fQht the standard OH company.
j. A. Hodgman, 0f tho firm Of Hodg
man a Burke. returned the other day
from n successful real estate sale trir
along the Santa 70 Pacific road. and
yesterday called AZ Tho Citizen ONCE
bringing along with him a letter Of In.
PRODUCTION 20 the business manager
and city editor from w G. Meehan.
The writer resided IN this city many
years ago and he compliments Mr..
Hndgman very highly. saying. =
have known Mr.. Hodrman for some
years and have had business dealings
with him which we're always aatisfac
tory. should YOU have any business
relations With Mr.. Hodeman y0u will
find him All o. X. and an agreeable
gentleman ON the side Mesers.
HodEman and Burke are here pro
moilng tho sale Of pacinc beach lots
near San Diego. Cal.
The city council met IN special SEES.
sion this Afternoon for the payment OF
bills.
Albert Steer. who represents a
wholesale coffee aud ten house Of SIN
Francisco. IL In the city with his
samples
The Bcgear Prince Opera company
will open their engagement here %
week from tomorrow night with said
pasha."
Col. w y. Jones expects 10 go %
nolcn tonight on business for the
Marvin Mercantile company. Of Kan.
aas city.
James Patterson. postmaster Al Pat.
teraon. Socorro county. and q large
sheep owner OF The Prairie mountain
district. n In the city for n few days.
Mr. and Mrs Aaron Hoaenwaid LEFT
yesterday for trip 20 Europe They
expect 10 he absent on the continent
year Their sous. y. U. and David
Roscnwaid. accompanied them az far
a. las Vegas.
w. r. Nelson. owner Of the Kansas
City Star aud Times newspapers,
passed through tho city returning
from a pleasure trip 90 tho Pacific
coast lie was accompanied by his
wife and daughters.
phllmocna. the slx.months.old daugh-
Ter OF MI aud Mis. A. ". Icy, Ut HOS
North Third street. died this AFTER.
noOn Of infantlle trouble The funeral
will take place from the immaculate
Conception church tomorrow afternoon
AZ O'Clock.
Mrs. Lutte Weidmnn. sister Of Mrs.
Mitchell, whose husband was formerly
manager Of the Highland hotel hNs
opened a swell boarding house IN her
home at 7ia West Copper avenue.
This Il gratifying news TO the people
long felt the need OF good boarding
house.
LeaFnard a Linderman. the South
Second street music dealers, have IN
lshed spring house cleaning. aud a
bright and more artietlcaily arranged
store does not exist In the southwest
The woodwork has boen retouched
with fresh paint aud new paper
ndorus the walls. "YOu sec" said Mr.
Learnard 20 the reporter. I'VE just re-
Crived a car load Of new pianos and
We had 10 iix mp the place In keeping
with tho splendid appearance OF the
Instruments"
The funeral OF the late Edward r.
Shnpp occurred this morning NJ HIS
late residence. No. 3l2 West Silver
avenue. with br tal In Falrylew Gem.
etory. The deceased was about a
years old, and hack Ia Cleveland, Ohio.
which city was his old home. he held
several important positions Of trust
lie was particular friend Of Marcus
Hanna, when the latter was making
some Of his great political deals In the
Buckeye state. Mrs. Shupp and daugh.
ter came ON short time ago, and
we're with the husband and father
when death closed his eyes Ia the end
less sleep OF peace, Rev. Fisk. of the
Lead avenue methodist church. 0fIicls.
ted AZ the funeral, the burial being
under the auspices Of Undertaken
Fuehr