Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

health and nices, future prosperity.
From Thursdays Dally Citizen
Territorial Coal Mine Inspector 10
r. sheridan passed through the city
this morning en- route north.
r. n. Steen, clerk IN the NJ. Man
den cl0ihig Store has left for Denver
20 buy new spring goods.
Judge pollcanpio Armijo snd fam.
NY ien this morning for p visit with
relatives and friends az Santa Ne.
A. n. McGafey, OF the Horabln-Mc.
uadey company, went TO Thorcau last
night 20 i1k rfter the companys tim.
Der Interests at that place.
". w Robinson. who had charge
OF the We tern Union office at Santa
Re hal arrived here. and has accepted
the night Trick Al the local Office.
Regular services at Temple Albert
Friday evening NJ T.f5. RABBIT Rap.
lans sermon will be- entitled. ''lsra.
els Destiny" The public II welcome
Max y. Fitch. the mining man, h
In the city from Socorro Mr.. Fitch Il
manager for the Southwestern Min.
ing A smelling company
President r. J. Vert Of the New
I MEAANU WI UNUN MINNNNUtNf Ml Ia"
Vegas, has returned 60 las Vegas
after short visit TO Santa Fe on
school matters.
J. A. Hodgman. Of the arm Of IIodg
man a Burke. LEFT today for san
Diego, Cal Upon HE return 60 this
city next week ne will open a real
estate Office with Mr. Burke.
l.. g. Wymer. OF Peabody. Kansas.
arrived lasi night wish a car Of Kan.
sls and Missouri horses. which are
being disposed OF ON the albuquerque
market.
W. J. Cardweli. local manager for
The Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance
company. received telegram from
the home Office at Newark. n. j.. an
nouncing the death OF y. J. Miller.
vice president 81 the companys
G. X. Durbin and family, Of Denver,
who have been In the city for several
days. left last night for Los Angeles,
going by the way u El Paso aud Tue
son, where Mr.. Durbln ~ interested
In electric light ana Ice plants.
United States Marshal g. NJ. For
akor and Deputy w. X. Forbes left
This morning for Roswell via Trini.
dad. where they go 20 attend sea.
sion OF the federal court, Judge w II
Pope presiding. which convenos Mon.
day.
wednesday. John Payne, Of Datll,
SocorrO county, and Miss Sarah Bart.
lett. OF Black Hall, Conn, were united
In marriage IN this city. Rev A. q.
| Harrison, rector Of 81. Johns Epis.
copal church. performing the eere'
mony.
Tho san Jose restaurant will open
for business the early part ~ next
week In the store room formerly oc'
cupicd by the San Jose market.
Charlie Sing, formerly with the Los
Angeles restaurant. viii be the pro.
prlelor % tho new place
The contracting Arm Of Matthews a
Eggleston passed through the city
list night with grading implements
aud men 60 begin work on the Santa
Fe cutoff. This frm has a sub.con'
tract ON the cutoff under the Lantry'
sharpe Construction company.
Word comes from Los Angeles con
lyeylng the glad news that Mrs. II. r.
Fox, the oatimable wife OF Ieweier
Fox, has Improved In health, but will
not return 10 her home in this city un
I'm after the summer closing OF the
school which Miss Mildred FOX IL at
lending. Many frlendR in this city
win be pleased 70 learn that the sea
air Is acting as restorative in the
case OF Mrs. Fox.
| r. NJ. Prlngle. supervisor OF engi
neerlng ~ the Indian service, with
headquarters at 81 Louis, who had
been in the city the past two days on
business connected with some i'm
provements n the Indian school here
was passenger this morning for
Santa Re.
=. g. Jackson. manager Cor the
American Lumber company, left last
night for Thorcnu, and the timber
camps OF the company in the Zunl
mountains. Considerable snow has
fallen In the timber within the
past few days and th9re Is a prospect
that logging operations will be tied
up when Il begins 20 melt.
The members recently appointed BY
tho governor ON tho bOnFd OF oFamfu