Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-21
LOCAL AND
PERSONA
WEATHER

Rain in the southern portion Of the
territory tonight and snow In the
northern portion; probably colder on
Wednesday.
NJ. e. Jansen, representing Burnley
q Co., of Chicago, Is in the city on
business.
The Eagles will hold a meeting to-
night at s O'Clock, and all members
are requested to attend.
George C.. Brewer, the insurance ad-
%juster, is at Santa Fe on business, He
will probably return to the city to-
night.
Harry C%oddingtOn, sheriff of Nc
Kinley county, and William Buckley,
were at Santa Fe yesterday on Off
cial business.
During the absence of Lou Schoen-
ecker at the Haywood hot springs, w.
II. West will oficiate during the day
at the White Elephant.
Howard Clarke, connected with the
Benham Indian Trading company,
who was at Santa Fe on business,
has returned to the city.
Tomorrow II. ]. Paulsen, son Of H.
c. Paulsen, the ticket broker, will
leave for Kansas City, where he will
engage in the iewelry business.
Frank Mckee, mayor of the city
accompanied by Louis McRae, left
last night for Socorro and Magda-
lena, They will be absent several
days.
Hon. w. H. Pope, associate SUI
preme court justice, has left Roswell
for Athens, Ga, where on Wednesday,
November 20, he will become a ben
edict.
Miss Candelaria Barela, a popular
young lady of the city, was a passen-
ger for FL Paso last night, where she
will visit relatives and friends for a
few weeks.
/. A. Dye was a passenger last
night for Las Vegas, where he goes
on lumber matters. Mr.. Dye Is the
principal owner of the Rio Grande
Lumber company.
The New Mexican says: Policarpio
Armijo, Alfredo Armijo and Jacobo
Armijo, of Albuquerque, were visit
ors in the Capital City Sunday on a
short pleasure and business trip.
w. A. Skinner, the we'll known ter
ritorlal sheep inspector, who is kept
busy these days, is at Santa Fe in
speeding sheep that are being ship
ped from Estancia' to Colorado points.
w. Smith, who recently purchased
a lot next to Trimble's red barn, on
West Copper avenue, is putting up a
brick building for a blacksmith shop.
A. V. Tegner has the contract to erect
the building.
p. r. Moshner was a passenger last
night for ThOreau and thence to Ket-
ner, where he goes as cook in the
lumber camp of Horabin-McGaffey
company. Mrs. Moshner accompan-
led her husband.
Steam heat, for the first time, was
turned on in the new n old build
ings of the Sturges European hotel,
and everything worked like a charm.
The fixtures were furnished and plac-
ed in position by the Standard Plumb
ing and Heating company.
4 j. e. Haines and Roderick Slower,
two first class hunters ofthe city, left
this morning on a quail hunt on the
mesa. Before returning to the city,
they may extend their pilgrimage to
the mountains and capture a wild tur-
key or two for Thanksgiving.
James McCorriston. the heavy
weight cement sidewalk contractor, is
reported to be seriously sick at his
room on the Highlands. DR.. Carnes
is the attending physician, and he
says Mr.. McCorriston is a very sick
a
After a pleasant stay of a few days
here, Harry Bamberger continued his
trip to his home at Kansas City last
night. He had been to Los Angeles
on a visit and stopped over here to
pay his respects to his uncle, II. G.
Paulsen n family.
Edward B. Harsch and Isaac Cox,
who left the other day for a wild tur-
key hunt in the Manzano mountains,
returned to the city late yesterday
afternoon. They remembered partic-
ular friends with a turkey, they hav-
ing found the roost and killed half a
dozen of these fine Thanksgiving
birds.
Mrs. Agnes Morley Cleveland, OF
Los Angeles, daughter of Mrs. Ada
Morley, came in from the west last
night and continued south a few hours
later. Mrs. Cleveland, who Is a
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spend a few weeks at her mothers
ranch in the Datil mountains of So.
zorro county.
Last night the Young Ladies' So
dality of the Church Of Immaculate
Il Conception held a meeting and elect.
ed the following officers: Project,
Miss Mary Maher; first assistant.
Miss Augustine Girard: second as
sistant, Miss Cora Booklet; secretary,
Miss Sallie Maher; librarian, Miss