Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-18

the territory and several hundred del
egates are expectd to attend the con
yention.
The annual picnic Of the Christopher
Colombo society was held yesterday in
Barelas grove and was largely at
tended. The italian band furnished
music during the day.
Major j. S. Van Doren, a former res
ident of this city, but now of Los An
geles, Cal, is in the city to attend the
fair. The major has not missed a
fair for many years.
Sam Levy of El Paso, is in the city
to attend TO the business Of the Levy
Bros. stock brokers' here, during the
absence of Max, the elder brother,
who has charge at this place.
B. A. Sleyster, the insurance man,
has returned from a trip to northern
New Mexico towns. He reports that
large crowds will visit the fair from
Ration, Las Vegas, Santa Fe and other
northern points.
j. w, Akers is down from Santa Fe,
accompanied by his family. Mr..
Akers saws that several hundred peo-
Pile will be down on the excursion
from Santa Fe tomorrow and will help
celebrate Santa Fe day.
j. c. Calhoun, who for some time
past conducted a large dairy in this
city, left last night for Portland; Ore,
where he goes with a view of locating.
He was accompanied by his family.
w. V. White, assistant secretary of
the territory, who has been spending
| several weeks at the Jemez hot
| springs, spent yesterday in the city
and left this morning for Santa Fe.
The Winslow Mail says: Mrs. G.
l.. Finn leaves today for Albuquerque
on a visit during fair week. She will
also attend the wedding Of Rev. vii.
liam Wyllie, which takes place on
September %.
Mrs. George II. Gould and daughter,
family of DR.. George r. Gould, of The
Citizen. arrived from Eel Paso yester-
day, and in a few days will be domi-
ciled at the corner of Fourth street
and West Santa Fe avenue.
Mrs. f. J. Easley and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Mabel, of Santa Fe,
arrived from the north last night and
will remain here all week. They are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
L.. Rice. S12 South Edith street.
Rodrick Slower and w. Y. Walton
returned this morning from their duck
hunt in Socorro county on the ponds
between San Antonio and San Marcial.
They were very successful, bagging
quite a large number of the web-foot-
ed fowl.
Gus Thelin, the well known Rail
road avenue barber, returned yester-
day from an extended visit to his old
home in Sweden. Mr.. Thelin has been
away several months and during that
time has visited most of the principal
cities of Europe.
At the Wells Fargo Express com
pany's office this morning there were
fowls, all the way from a common, or.
binary barnyard hen to an ostrich
There were ducks, geese and parrots.
and the aspect was better than a scene
from the Hills of California"
John w. Sullivan, superintendent OF
the coal mines at Hagan, arrived in
Albuquerque last night and will re.
main here during the week. Mr.. Sui
lican superintendent the mining OF
the huge chunk of coal that forms
one of the chief attractions at Trac
tion park.
Hon. J. w. Hanigan, one of the dis
tinguished colonies of southern New
Mexico, anne in from Deming this
morning and will remain a few days
Colonel Hanigan represented his sec
ton of New Mexico in the lower house
of the last territorial legislature, anc
he made a good legislator.
John II. Abel, one of the car in
spectOrs in the local yards, left Satur
day night for Denver, where he goes
to place in school his two youngest
boys, Roy and Ore. From there Mr.,
Abel will go to Kentucky, his birth.
place, and visit his old home. He will
return to Albuquerque in two months.
John w. Corbett and E. A. Speck-
man, vice presidents of the territorial
fair association from Torrance coun.
ty, are in the city. Mr.. Corbett is
accompanied by Mrs. Corbett. the
Torrance county exhibit is being
brought over from Estancia by wagons
and will probably reach this city some
time this afternoon.
Ten victims faced his honor, Judge
Crawford, in police court this morning.
This is the record for the first day