Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-13
LOCAL AND
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

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Fair tonight. Saturday, fair, with
cooler weather in east portion.
NJ. j. Collins and wife returned last
night from an extended trip through
Colorado and Utah.
Lot 9, in block 81, Eastern addition,
on the Highlands, was sold yesterday
to Edward l.. Carson.
Robert Kellahin, a prominent citi-
zen of Roswell, is spending a few days
in Albuquerque on business.
Miss Hattie Johnson has returned
to Albuquerque after spending the
summer at her home in Chicago.
John Orr, Jr., has returned to New
Mexico from Louisville, KY, his home
and will probably remain during the
winter.
Miss Lizzie Gavin, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is in the city, the guest of her
brother. c. A. Wight, Of 31S North
Twelfth street.
f. H. Kent returned to town this
morning from the He'll CaS5o on dis
trict, where he had spent-a few days
looking after his mining claims.
N. w. Alger, travelling representa-
tive of the J.. c.. Smith Typewriter
company, has returned from a trip to
the northern part of the territory.
II. w. Ballard, a Santa Fe employee,
is suffering from a broken arm, sus-
tanned the other night while at work
| e~xtinguishing a blaze on top OF a box
bear.
John NJ. Wiley, deputy United States
marshal under Marshal Creighton M.
Foraker, went to Deming last night
to look after a Chinese deportation
| case.
w. j. Hyde, the blacksmith, has
purchased lots Z and s, block 30, in
the Eastern addition to the Highlands,
from the Surety Investment COM
pany.
Steve Canavan, the assessor of Nc
Kinley county, who took Charley
Harding to the military institute at
Roswell, was here yesterday on his
return to Gallup.
Deputy United States Marshal w. R.
Forbes left last night for Roswell,
where he goes to attend the October
term of the United States court, which
opens there on Monday, next. 4
F. w. Lynch and NJ. y. Thompson,
of ~Alamogordo, spent today in the
city on their way home from a trip
to Las Vegas, where they went to take
two insane persons to the asylum.
Regular meeting tonight of Har-
mony lodge No. l, /. o. o. +. All
members are requested to be present
Degree work. Visiting brothers in
yited. Ref shments. j. j.. Votaw,
secretary.
Mrs. T. n. Hlnch, of Gallup, writes
went to st. Genevieve, Mo-, for his
health, is getting along nicely, but
will not return to Gallup for several
months.
E. L. Washburn and family returned
this morning from a pleasure trip to
the Grand Canyon, where they went
a week ago with Mr.. WaSkLlrn's
brother, who is seeing the southwest,
and is now on the Pacific coast.
j. E. Haines, Roderick Slower, Her
bert Brooks and Fred Fisher form a
hunting party which will leave the
city in the morning for the upper Pc
cos country. They expect to be alb
ent from the city a couple of weeks.
Yesterday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Ribera, 1917 South Second
street, Miss Mary Alarid and Paul
Anaya were united in marriage, Judge
A. j. Crawford performing the cere-
mony. Both young people are from
Santa Fe.
W. A. Fleming Jones and wife, OF
Las Cruces, arrived in the city this
morning. Mr.. Jones is here to attend
the Shrine and the annual meeting of
the grand lodge of Masons, while Mrs.
Jones will visit friends n do some
shopping.
Contractor Wallace Hesselden has
secure d the contract for extensive i'm
provements to the territorial orphan
asylum at Belen, and yesterday ship
ped a large consignment of material
and workmen to that point to begin
work on the contract.
Mr.. Alvin Wyckoff, as Joe Morgan,
In Stoves big scenic production of
Ten Nights in a Bar Room" beggars
description. His wonderful act ing in
the weird delirium scene is most re-
alistic. At the Elks' opera house on
Thursday night, October 10. Admis-
sion, 35c, SOC and 75c.
G. G. Crisler, formerly of A. David
son & company, of Amarillo, Texas,
Is the new decorator at the store OF
the Golden Rule Dry Goods company.
Mr.. Crisler's first work in the city is
a presentation of the latest things In
ladies' wraps, which occupies the front
window of the Golden Rule store.
James Powell, president of the Will /
liam Powell company, of Cincinnati,