Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-11


meeting Of the chief officials OF the
road IN l.os Angeles at this time may
mean canvas OF the proposed i'm.
pfoyoments OF the western divisions
and u may mean something els.
more or less important Mr.. Ripley
has made no public announcement as
to what his present business on the
coast
Representative n. n. Howard, OF
SOcOrro county, Representative Ncb.
lett. Of Grant county. and Councilman
Chas. Ballard OF Roswell. passed
through the city this morning On
route back to the territorial capital
after spending Sunday at their 70.
spectlve homes.
s. Marcus, OF Philadelphia. where
he n an extensive dealer In hides and
polia. Is In the city on business. lie
has n branch business at dOntoroy.
Mexico, under the management Of RO-
man Romero. and before returning
east he may extend his Grip to the 70.
public OF Mexico.
The FIRST Santa Re train to arrive
fiom California wAhin the past three
days arrived at i!35 o'clock this az
tern0On. II was followed by seven
others separated from thirty minutes
10 an hour apart. all heavily l1aded.
Trains from the east are reported TO
arrived about ON time tonight.
John H. Myers, who arrived last
night was introduced at The Citizen
ONCE this afternoon by his brother.
G. y. Myers, one Of the pr0prlotOrs OF
the y. J. Post A Co.. hardware mer.
chants. Mr. Myers says he has . me
20 remain indefinitely here. having
accepted a situation Ia the above
hardware store.
Mrs. A. A. Robinson. wife OF the
president Of the Mexican Central rail-.
way. passed through the city last
night en- route 10 Mexico from e visit
90 friends and relatives at Topeka.
Kansas She was Joined here by Miss
Priscilla Merrill her niece. from Cali
tornia. who will visit with hor uncle
and aunt In Mexico
News reaches the city that j s.
Dclamator. well known here through
his secrotaryshlp of the Mimbres Wa
ter company. had met with severe but
not thought serious injury In a run.
away accident at M paso lie Vas
thrown 10 the street from the buggy
The mud which was several Inches
thick on the street probably saved his
life.
Mrs a. G. Reynolds. OF Washing
ton, u. C., vice president OF the Ma.
tional Humane Educational society. is
spending today visiting the Indian
school and the Menaul MisHlon school
Ia impress upon the minds OF the
pupils the claims Of dumb animals for
consideration and kind treatment. She
will address the Humane society Wed.
ncsday evening
Richard Springer. brother % Mrs.
otto meckmann. arrived here last
night and IL spending the day with
his sister Mr.. Springer o. Il NOR.
chant tailor aud dealer Ia gcutlcmeus
furnishing goods at fgcaycuworth.
Kan. He will continue on west 20 san
Francisco tonight The gentleman Us
well pleased with Albuquerque.
Albuquerque will be visited this
week by y. H. Stettmund. well
known Missouri horsoman. who b.
looking Tor a location. lie Is now In
Santa Fo and will be- Joined there 20.
morrow by his wife lie will proha.
bly, reach here on Wednesday night
Mr. stettmund ia retired druggist
Besides having fino stable OF racing
stoch. he rs heavily interested 10 the
Iowa Cement company.
Miss Constance Abbott. daughter OF
Judge ira a. Abbott arrived last night
from Rayorhill. Mass. aud she and
her father are now comfortably 10.
Gated in the house formerly occupied
by Judge and Mrs u. + Baker at the
corner 81 Railroad avenue and Fous.
'couth street Miss Abbott was ac.
companled az far as lamy junction by
Miss Maud Merle, who was returning
from abroad, and a Miss Poet. a friend
81 Miss Merle from Monticello. Ind.
The marriage OF r. H Hanna and
Miss Clara thinner. both OF Santa Fc.
Will be- solomnizod az the parsonage
81 The Methodist church 40 santa 70
tomorrow evening 40 o'clock. Rev,
, L. Shiyely officiating. The groom
% a prominent member Of tho Santa
Re county bar association and the
bride ~ widely known as MANAGER ~
the Western Onion Telegraph oflicc AZ
the Capital City, which position she
has held the past seven years.