Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-14
LOCAL AND
PERSONA
WEATHER
Fair tonight and Friday.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS,

Attorney L. w. Dobson returned
last night from Santa Fe.
b. A. Sleyster, the insurance man,
returned this morning from a trip to
southern New Mexico towns.
A.. J. Frank, the A~lgodones general
merchant and mine operator, who
was here the past few days, returned
to A|lgodones this morning.
Major w. H. II. Llewellyn, the Unit
ed states attorney for New Mexico,
and daughter, came in from Santa Fe
| last night and continued south to
Las Cruces.
Territorial Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction Hiram Hadley, arrived
in the city last night from Santa Fe
and spent the day here on official
business.
George f. Albright, assessor of Ber-
nalillo county, who was at Santa Fe
on business before the territorial
| equalization board, has returned to the
city.
Dr.. j.. f. Pearce and family, have
removed from their residence on
West Gold avenue to their new
home" at No. III West Railroad ave
nue..
Commodore" and Mrs. F. H. Kent,
who have been spending the past few
weeks at Ocean Park, Cal, returned
home last night. They report a very
enjoyable outing.
The Citizen received this morning
a complimentary ticket to the first an
nual Torrance county fair, now on at
Estancia. This paper has a repre-
sentative now at Estancia.
Regular Sabbath services will be
held at Temple Albert Friday evening
at 7:45 p. IN. The sermon by Rabbi
Jacob H. Kaplan will be: THE ST.
lent Halls of Death" Everybody is
welcome.
w. Y. Walton and Roderick Slower,
two hunters of the city, left this
morning for the ponds around San
Marcial. They intend to bring back
enough ducks to supply friends with
web-footed fowl for several days.
Hon. Eugenio Romero, treasurer and
ex-officio collector of San Miguel coun-
ty. and territorial coal oil inspector,
returned to his headquarters at Las
Vegas this morning, after spending
yesterday III lHS SlIy VI my NS
ness.
j. H. O'Rielly of this city, yester-
day enjoyed a visit from his brother,
James O'Rielly, n of the leading
druggists of Kansas City. Mr.. O'Rielly
was on his way to the Pacific coast
for a few weeks outing.
w. J. Cardwell, New Mexico agent
for the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Co.. of Newark, n. j., returned this
morning from the southern part OF
the territory, where he has been look
ing after business for several days.
Phil. Hitchcock, the portly and pop
ular general western agent Of the Wa
bash route, with headquarters at Den
yer, was here yesterday and last night
on business for his popular route. lie
was a %northbound passenger this
morning.
The First Regiment band, under the
leadership of James Devine, rendered
a very fine concert on the Alvarado
veranda last evening. The park OF
! the hotel was filled with hundreds of
people and the concert was thorough
~ enjoyed.
Sheriff Leandro Baca, of Socorro
| county, passed through the CITY last
night on his way to Socorro. Sheriff
| Baca had in custody Tom Mangum,
a notorious cattle r~ustler, whom he
captured a few days ago in San Juan
county, after a chase extending over
several counties.
Hon. G. A. Richardson, a well known
attorney of the Pecos valley, tele'
graphs to w. T. McCreight to engage
him quarters at the Alvarado for the
evening of the 18th. Mr.. Richardson
is one of the best known members OF
the legal fraternity in the territory,
and has his home and office at Ros'
well.
Superintendent Clinton j. Crandall,
of the United States Indian school at
Santa Fe, arrived in the city last
night from the north. Mr.. Crandall
came to Albuquerque to meet some
Navajo children who were on their
way to the Santa Fe school, and re
turned to the Capital City with them
this morning.
The electric light company has a
unique display in one of its show
windows in its office on the corner
of Gold avenue and Fourth street. II
is a mercury vapor electric lamp. The
light is produced by ~vaporized quick