Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-28
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL
WEATHER

Fair tonight; colder in southeast.
ern portion. Friday. fair.
A society girl in Albuquerque did
reign,
And her face was decidedly pleign,
When she walked on the street
All the people she'd meet,
Exclaimed. 30, she gives me a peign."
The Xmas entertainment for st.
Johns Sunday school will be held this
evening at Z O'Clock p. m. in theGpild
hall.
Thomas S. Hubbell. the ex-sherih
Of Bernalillo county, who was at Ell
Paso on business, has returned TO the
city.
F. S. Van Slyck, live stock agent
for the Santa Fe, with headquarters
at FL Paso, is registered at the AL
varado.
Mrs. Bieberson, mother of Mrs.
Henry Goetz, left this morning for her
home in the east, after q pleasant
visit with her daughter,
Services at Temple Albert Friday
evening at 7;45. THE Joy Of Giving"
will be the subject of Rabbi Kaplan's
sermon. Everybody welcome.
G. NJ. Smith, auditor for the Harvey
system of eating houses in New Mex
leo, left this morning for Las Vegas,
after a days visit at the Alvarado.
All members of the Harugari lodge
are requested to meet at Red Mems
hall Friday morning at $3.50 for the
purpose of attending the funeral of
Mrs. Alex. With. William Goetting,
o. b.
DR.. w. G.. Shadrach, the eye. ear,
nose and throat specialist, who was
called to California on business, has
returned to the city. and is now at his
office at No. 313h West Railroad ave
nue..
Henry BiXner, manager for the Her
mosar Copper company, operating near
Silver City, Is in the city, accompanied
by Mrs. Bixner. They are looking
the city over today with a view to
buying residence property.
Attorney Charles w. G. Ward, ed
itor of the Las Vegas Optic, returned
home last night, after having spent a
few days in the city visiting friends
and attending the annual meeting of
the New Mexico Educational ~associa-
tion. which Is in session in the high
school building.
MaX b. Fitch, manager for the
Southwestern Lead and Coal com.
pany, operating in the Cabello noun
talns. Sierra county, is spending the
day in the city, ~transacting business
with local merchants. Mr.. Fitch says
that there is more now in the Ca
bello mountains now than for many
years.
The two sons of DR.. George T.
Gould, of The Citizen, Ralf and Robin,
who are students respectively in the
University of Missouri and the Uni
versity of Chicago, are spending their
Christmas recess with relatives In
Missouri whom they had never seen,
the young men having been born and
reared in New Mexico.
Miss Claude Albright, New Mexico's
most powerful representative in the
east for either single or joint state
hood, will be in Denver the last
week in January, 1906, and 1t is un-
derstood that a large number of AL
buquerque admirers will be there also.
The young lady is one of the principal
members of the Savage English OPP
era company.
Leonard Skinner. the saw miller at
San AntonitO, out in the Sandla noun
tains, is in the city today purchasing
supplies and arranging matters for a
big run every month next year. Mr..
Skinner, however, informs The Citi-
zen that the roads out his way are in
bad condition, and he has beer unable
to. bring in very much dressed lum-
Der the past month.
superintendent H. o. Bursum, of
the territorial ~penitentiary, arrived in
the city last evening on No. 1, with
the information that James Sanders,
alias, James Gibson, the negro sen
fenced to a years imprisonment from
this city for larceny and burglary.
and whose escape was exclusively
chronicled in The Evening Citizen,
had been captured at Ia Junta, Colo.
r. G.. Putnam. of the New Mexico
mounted police, escorted the prisoner
back to the penitentiary.
]. F. Silva. of Sandoval county; J.
T.. Sanchez, of Valencia county; Mar
celino Garcia. of Santa Fe county;
Juan c.. Jaramilla, of Torrance coun-
ty and ]. A. Torres, of Socorro
! county, form a bevy of county school
superintendent of the territory, who
paid their respects to The Citizen Of
fee this morning. The county super
intendents of the territory have been
called TO Albuquerque for convention,
by Territorial superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, Hiram Hadley.
A few DAVIS hefore Christmas Al
derman Thomas sherwood received a
letter from his s~ister-in-law, Mrs.
Peter sherwood, at Fl Paso, saying