Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

great English comedy. The Rivals"
a, ElkA Opera house. this evening.
= J Thomas well known mining
man OF Magdalena. is looking after
business 10 the city for a few days.
Martin c. Ney has returned 20 Thor
eau and is again la charge OF the Am-
erican Lumber company's pharmacy
there
l.. Schloss. OF stern. schloss & Co,
Wholesale liquor merchants. haa re-
turned from a short business trip TO
Denver.
Miss Jennie 1anerty, VI Orevilie.
Cal. after spending the winter la Al.
huqueique. left last night for hoe
home.
John c. Cramer prescription
clerk at 49, Ruppos drug store. was
Call"i % Independence. kas., by the
sci ,ous Hines OF his brother.
Frank Dlebert, assistant treasurer
Of the santa Pc Central railway. came
down from santa be last night and
spent the day acre on business
Six hundred seats were reserved ON
saturday for the University OF New
Mexico play, The Rival" 90 be given
thls evening az Elks Opera house
United States Marshal G. N. For.
aker returned last night from Roswell.
Were he has been the past ten days
attending the session Of the district
court
Prince" Henry. Lord Graham and
Gear of Russia Nearcus will leave
the city tomorrow for the famous
lomcl hot springs. They viii be ab-
sent about ten days. possibly a little
longer. and besides taking the baths
they will hunt for wild game which
which a. known 10 oXist In tho Jomez
mountains.
The Mutual Protective association
will hold regular meeting a. their
hall On old town next sunday after.
noon. az which oihCura for the ensuing
year viii Dee elected.
o. d. stewart. the tonsOrlallst, has
recovered from severe case Of
typhoid fever and viii bee hack az bis
chair al the Alvarado barber shop
within few days
! MrB. John \. Trimblo and son, who
have been here visiting the past week
will 20 up To- santa Pc tomorrow morn
ing 10 visit her father, George y.
Blunt. for a short time.
John iawler. OF Prescott, Ariz, a
large cattle owner. passed through the
city last nlght with a train load OF cat
ne which he was taking from Pecos,
Texas. 10 his Arizona ranch.
Mrs l.. G. Rosenheld wife of the
Railroad avenue pawn brofer re-
turned home last night from visit 20
her parents 81. Joseph, Mo. Mrs.
Rosenheld was absent from the city
six weeks.
Plans and specifications. covering
tho construction and completion Of a
school plant az The san Juan Achoc',
New Mexico, can be- seen at this
Office BY prospective blddeia.
Samuel NOrthlngton. aged n years,
died last night In his rooms on the
Highlands OF consumption. lie came
here from Emporia, Kaa.. several
weeks ago with his mother and broth
or. They will take the body 70 I'm
pSria sor burial tomorrow.
Col J. O. Albright, formerly Of this
city. but now located In Utah ~ one
of the organizers Of Red Men lodges
writes The Citizen that be had TEN
Dorarlly shifted his headquarters
from Salt Lake. Utah. 10 Boise ldaho
Louis Ilfold. the big wool and sheep
dealer and raiser, will leave Tor n
sheep ranges tonight.
The council last night granted IL
cense 10 Emery Bass company, AZ
plumbers. Soc their advertisement IN
! another column,
/ n ]. Romero, n prominent cattle
/ raiser OF northern COlfax county, Is IN
, the city ON business with The FAIR
! store on Railroad avenue. OF which he
4 Is proprietor.
. The body Of Tho.1aa Bush. tbs
2 young man who was accidently killee
b nd the Farr ranch on last Saturday
= was shipped 90 Silver City today b,
Undertaken A. Borders. for burial.
Mrs. ]. n. Warner and daughter
Miss May Warner, left on the No.
passenger train today for New Castle
Ind. to attend the graduation OF
granddaughter OF Mrs. Warner.
Rev. Father Salvador PerBone. 3. j.
passed through the city last night foi
Tl Paso. Father PerBone " one OF the
, best known priests In New Mexico
y having resided in Albuquerque, havinl
been president OF the Jesuit college a
Las Vegas and AZ Denver, and suhse
. quently parish priest at Trinidad
Three yea-s ago he went 70 Italy for
, tho benefit Of his health, and has hu
Z | recently returned