Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-13

Edward Richie, who is located at
Belen, is here on a visit to his wife.
Mrs. Carl Hoffman, who was east
on a visit 70 friends, has returned to
the city.
Page b. otero. the territorial game
warden, who was sick in this city the
past few days, has returned TO his
duties at Santa Fe,
Walter O'Brien, .ac cattle inspector,
who visited Albuquerque and Gallup,
has returned TO his headquarters at
Las Vegas.
Miss Evelyn Doughterty of Santa Fe
will visit her brother, Ernest D%ougher-
ty, at Fresno, Cal. The young lady
will pass through the city en- route
to California tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Schwentker leave
tonight for the west. They will visit
Los Angeles. and en- route stop a day
or two at the Grand Canyon. They will
be absent about a month.
Judge ana Mrs. Frank w. Parker
who were at Santa Fe, passed through
last night, and will spend the coming
three weeks near the ella Hot Springs
in NORTHWESTERN Grant county.
A small blaze in a string of box ears
in the south end of the Santa Fe yards
this afternoon called out the depart
ment at the shops. The fire was ex-
tinguished and the damage slight.
Not a case in police court today,
which is something unusual for that
tribunal. However, quite a number
of laborers from Belen are in the city,
and it is likely that tomorrow morn
ing will find a large number of plain
DRINKS in the city bastile.
Manson Rothenberger, of the Auto
matte Telephone force in this city
and who has been visiting relatives at
the old home IN Indiana, returned last
night. While away Mr.. Rothenberger
took special instructions in telephone
work at the factory in Chicago.
The Albuquerque Traction company
has established a new summer sched-
ule, to the effect that four cars will
run between First street switch and
Traction park from z p. m, to II mid
night, and "The Owl' car will leave
the park at 1851 a. m. for the city.
Henry Metzgar, a well known ranch
man and fruit raiser of Pajarita, was
in the city today with a wagon load of
peaches. He says the fruit trees of
Pajarita are so full of fruit that many
of the limbs have broken off under the
weight.
George NJ. Baccus today purchased
the Albuquerque Transfer company
from w. F. Fullerton. Mr.. Baccus
will put on some extra teams and
men, and will be in a position to take
good care of all the old customers of
the firm, and solicits the patronage
of the public.
Isaac N. Cox, Dwight Wheeler and
Clarence Hudson have returned from
the Pecos, where they have been the
past ten days on a fishing trip. The
boys returned with a big string of fine
trout and all report that the other
parties of Albuquerque people are
having a great time.
Miss Otero and Miss Anita Bergere
left Santa Fe Tuesday afternoon over
land for the NELL B. Field cottage on
the Pecos river where they will re-
main for ten days or two weeks. They
were accompanied by Miguel A.
Otero, Jr., and John r. McFie, Jr. The
boys will return to Santa Fe tomor-
row.
The Surety Investment company is
doing a big midsummer business, hav-
ing sold during the past week nine
lots in their new Eastern addition,
Highlands, as follows: Mrs. F. J.Breen.
lot Is, block 20; Mrs. Francis Cornog,
lot 2, block 20; j. F. Q~uintainilla, lots
. and 6. block 30; Frank Rossi, lots
II and -, block &c; D. G. Kennard,
lots 5 and 6. block 81; D. H. Yerkes,
lot 10, block SO.
Today was one of the most OPP
pressive of the summer. Fortunately,
no heat prostrations were reported.