Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-20

Miss Agnes Seis, of Isleta, is in the
city, the guest of Miss Katherine
Fisher.
S. Il. Aldrich, one of Gallup's prom
inent citizens, is here on business and
pleasure.
Fred Swope, a young gentleman
from Las Vegas, formerly of Santa Fe,
is a fair visitor.
Sunday hours will be observer at
the postofice tomorrow-AlbGque que
day, September 81.
w. J. Lucas, the Santa Fe agent
at Las Vegas, came in with the ex.
c%ursionists this morning.
c. E. Linney, the section director
of the United States weather bureau
Santa Fe, is in the city.
H. Wayne Russell, operating mines
in the Kelly district of Socorro coun.
ty, is attending the fair.
j. II. Blake, representing the NIB.
Advertising association of Denver, was
in the city between trains this morn
ing.
The new man at the store of j.. l..
Bell & company, plumbers, is j. H.
Griffin. He arrived last night from
Cerrillos.
W. o. Skinner, the sheep inspector,
with home and headquarters here, has
gone to the Estancia valley on Off
cial business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Babcock, prom
inent folks of Kelly, SOcorro county,
are mingling with the masses at the
fair this afternoon.
c. Il. Baker, who has charge of the
Galiinas park, near Las Vegas, is
here, boosting for the Northern New
Mexico Fair association.
Harry NJ. Ashton, a well known
linotype operator-machinist, has gone
to Colorado Springs, where he will en-
ter the Nordrach ranch sanitarium.
William Clifford, brother of Oakley
Clifford, is in the city from Deming,
and will visit relatives and friends for
a few days before returning home.
Henry G.. Coors, lumber merchant
and ex-mayor of Las Vegas, and ].
Minimum, the wool and hide buyer, are
among the e~xcursionists from Las We
gas.
Judge A. L. Kendall, of Cerrillos, is
here attending the fair. Judge Ken
dali is a well known republican poll
tician of his section of Santa Fe
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Douthitt, of
Santa Fe, and j. b. Douthitt, a stock
near Kansas City, Mo-, are
among the Santa Fe visitors attend
ing the fair.
A. S. Fisk, of Toledo, Ohio, vas in
troduced at The Citizen office by Fire
Chief Burtless. Mr.. Fisk is a health
seeker and has been stopping at Santa
Fe the past few weeks.
Hon. Silas Alexander. a prominent
attorney Of Hillsboro, and w. c. Ken
dali, sheriff of Sierra county, are
among the southern new Mexico Wis
itors here attending the fair.
Hon. Victor sails, one of the largest
sheep raisers of Valencia county, is
here on business. He is accompanied
by his family and they are in attend
ance at the fair this afternoon.
Every town south of the metropo-
is, from Isleta clear down to Ell Paso,
the main line, and down to Silver
City on the branch line, has large del
egations of citizens here on business
attending the fair.
Col. Richard Dunn, a well known
'anchman and general merchant of
Miguel county, came in from the
forth this morning, and has met
friends in the territorial me-
ropolis during the day.
George Hofheins, who is operating
good mines up in the Cochiti
district, is here attending the fair and
ransacting business with local cap
talists who are also interested in the
district.
T. F. Clay, ever since the flood the
constable of Las Vegas, and
nee upon a time city marshal there,
an eXcursionist from the Meadow
lily, and of course had to call on his
at The Citizen office. He will
eturn north tonight. /:
Mrs. II. H. Williams, of Deming,
anne in from the south this morning,
Meeting here her parents, Colonel and
hrs. Richard Hudson. All will remain
Saturday right, when they will
eturn to Deming. Uncle Dick" as
.e is Familiarity known among the cow
oys, is a great joker, and he wants