Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

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anche Of plcnickers from the city
seeking rest and recreation. One COM
pany consisted OF twenty-aoven men.
who made the trip In Trlmble'a jun.
DO. and there we're many one and two
horse convcyanccs. Lunches we're
spread on the rocks. few kegs we're
cracked, and real picnic spirit seem
ed to infest the piigrims and the
woods as well.
The trains arrived Last night and
thia morning With much lsrogularlty.
! No OF last night was detained some
place east Of Las Vegas by a wreck
and aid not get through until this
forenoon. No 2 was three hours late.
and train No. I was annulied. Train
No % was five hours and thirty min.
utes late as the result Of high water
in the Rio Grande.
From Tuesdays Daily Citlzen)
Attorney Charley G. Catron. % San
"a Pc. son OF Hon. r. p. Catron. paaa.
cd through the city last night on his
way home from a business trip 20 ri
Paso.
George D. Ryan. a well known com.
mercial man. who travels In the south.
west for a large Chicago wholesale
house. Is IN the city on one OF his reg.
uiar trips
Philip Keck. representing several
eastern syndlcates owning some hne
mining properties In Tuerto camp, In
the Golden district is In Albuquerque
for few days from the camp.
Judge w. II. Newcomb. OF Silver
| City, a member OF the territorial
bossd OF penitentiary commissioners,
IL In the city on his way 70 Santa Fo
10 attend a meeting OF the board.
Mrs. T. v. Cal, ~ Elwood. Ind, ar
rived In the city last night and n the
guest OF Miss Nellie Ralston for a
few days. Mrs. Call n on route 20
Pasadena, Calf. 20 spend the sum
mer.
The Optic says: County Assessor
George r. Albright. OF Aibuquefqua,
came up from the south this afternoon
TO meet party OF sch0ol frleDda OF
his dauEht6s. Miss lone, and accom-.
pany them 10 Albuquerque.
Barnum a. Bailey'a big circus Is
headed this way. and may reach Alhu.
querque about the middle OF October.
/ 7. w Williamson and ~ r. Dlanch.
ard. Of Cheyenne. Wyo., and j. r.
Warner Of this city, examiners oi
surveys for the United states general
land ONCE, wero Ia Santa Fo yester
day. en- route 10 Tres Piedras, where
they win examine the survey made by
Joseph Thomas, deputy United States
surveyor.
The Citizen has received the follow
ing invitation: you are cordially IN
vited to be present az a smoker In the
old palace, santa Re. n. NJ, wcdnes
day evening. June ~. 1905, al $40. q
meet Hon. Miguel Antonio Oteno. who
then completes his eighth year ol
service a. chief executive OF the ter
ritory. Slgned--J. W. Reynolds, n. o
bursum, T. A. Hughes"
Among the real estate transfers
illed IN the once Of the probate clerk
: yesterday were: John N. Moore Real
y Co. TO George l.. Brooks, warranty
deed to lots 10, 10 and II block .. n
Armijo Otero addition, consideration
$500; George l. Brooks and wife 10
A. l.. Mckee. warranty deed 10 lots a.
70 aud 20. Moore Realty Co.'S addltion
20 AibuquerQne, consideration $500.
Tomorrow Is Flag day, Ia accord
ance with a proclamation issued By
Gov. Otero. and tho day will be oh
served ia this city. Al the homo oI
Mrs John Butler. No. III East street
and under the auspices OF the Wo
mans Relief Corps. an appropriate
program will DO rendered, consisting
of rectatlons, songs and refreshments
This entertainment will begin st 2
o'clock D. m. The WayoRetto, Mime
haha, will leave the corner OF Gold
avenue and Second street; hrst trip al
d. M. and al after trims fifteen min
utes apart. Drives free.
Mrs G. A. st0well, OF 6s6 South
ArnO street, IA entertaining Mrs
Hadskins ana Mrs. Alice Fisher, 81
RcndondO Beach, Cal,
NILS Adalne Nisle, OF $40 South
Third street, left yesterday for Man
chester, Mich, where she will spend
the summer with her parents.
District Attorney y. w Clancy wal
passenger for Santa Re yesterday
morning lie expects 70 ho absent
from the city couple OF days
Mrs. Rosa Futrelle-0ldeOn, who LEFT
, last night for Chicago and who will b,
absent several months. will on her ~
turn reopen her studio in the CONNER
clal building
Joseph Barnett. owner OF the 81
} Elmo racing stables, lett last nigh
for Denver. where DE has aevera
/ horses entered at the Denver spTini
race meet. which begins June NJ.
Capt. 3 II. Bogordus, a civil wal
! veteran 81 Thornton. writes TO The
! Citizen that he, Jim Sing and 0thei
J veterans o. Thornton will celebrats
} flag day. which will be June "a.
+ Hon. and Mrs. Nell b. Field. accom-
, panied By Miss Nina Otcro Of Santi
re. are comfortably quartered at th'
Field cottage on the upper Rio Pecos
Their postoffice address IL Cowles, n
/, Mex.
A lone thief ranaacked an out build
Ing ~ the rear of the Phoenix dr.
goods store last evening and carries
. away an arm load OF remnants. which
!. were stored there. A citizen saw thi
man. and believing him a thief. NO
! titled an officer. A policeman was pu
. ON guard. but tho thief apparently SAT
1 iahed with his nret load, did not n
| turn for a second.
4 THE Belle Of Arizona" 10 be piayol
J. herr only one night Wednesday. Jun
n IA at Elks' theatre, - considered IN
4 most spectacular scenic mlning pro
o duclion % rs Kind A. Il II the onl
play one night you cannot anord Z
4 miss Il. Seats are on sale now AZ o. A
4. Mafnnn a In ana are Nninn fnNl