Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-11-18
LOCAL AND
personal
WEATHER
Fair tonight and Sunday. Cooler
In southeast portion tonight.

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Regular meeting Of John A. Logan
Circle, Ladies of the G.. A. II. tonight
at 1880 in |. o. o. f. hall.
w. c. Walker and sister, Miss Wen
ma walker, are In the city from Law
%renceburg, KY, and will remain during
the winter.
Mrs. J. T.. Matthews returned last
night from an extended trip to Cali
fornia. during which she visited all
the principal cities along the coast.
John Warren, foreman of n of the
ranches of the Victoria Land and a
tie company. with headquarters at En-
gle, attended to business in the city
today and will return to the ranch to-
night.
Marcus p. Kelly, former store ac-
countant at the local Offices Of the
Santa Fe, has severed his connection
with the company and has accepted a
position with the Ernest Meyers com
pany.
Mrs. B. A. Sleyster and daughter
expect to leave, probably tonight or
tomorrow evening. for Florida, where
they Will NlHll NIB ottg 6NtA SNe
home. They will be absent several
months.
Colonel john Greenwald, the big
-four miller of Socorro, came up the
road as far as Belen this morning, and
expects to be in the territorial me
tropolis tonight. He will return
south t. Socorro on No. 8 tonight.
MIR. Wheeler, yard section foreman
Of the Santa Fe at Deming, has gone
to Rincon and takes the same posi-
ton there, and Robert Black, Of Rim
con, succeeds Mr.. Wheeler at Dem
ing. 1t was an exchange of places.
Contractor NJ. C. westbrook, Of
the American Lumber company, ar
rived in the city from Thoreau last
night. Mr.. Westbrook is 10Y busy
putting in several new bridges on the
Zuni Mountain railway, between
Tnoreau and Ketner.
C. T. Brown, one of Socorro's most
enterprising citizens, and who be
lieves that the mountains adjacent tc
that town contain the richest ores In
the country, passed through the city
this morning, going up the road to
Santa Fe, and probably may extend
his trip to Missouri.
X. Cawker, manager of the football
eleven of the Santa Fe Indian school,
accompanied the team to this city last
night and looked after the boys during
their stay in the city today. Mr..
Cawker is a graduate of the Santa Fe
institution and has an enviable repu
tation as a baseball player.
Alderman Thomas sherwood anC
NJ. Birney left last night for an over
land trip to the Zuni mountains on 9
bear hunting expedition. Reports
are that bear are very plentiful in tnt
Zunis, and each one expects to brinl
back the hide Of a large bruin. They
will be absent from the city for sew
eral days.
Oakley Clifford is pleased to receive
a letter from a relative frCsn whom he
had not heard since 1878. The writer
is Mrs. Bridget Ryan, of New Orleans
and the latter inquiries about the re
cent death of her aunt, Mrs. Margare'
Clifford, mother of Mr.. Clifford. The
deceased died a few weeks ago in this
city. She was one of pioneer women
of the territory.
At the end of the first half of til,
foot ball game at Traction park thil
afternoon, between the Santa Fe In
dians and the university, the scor
stood 6 to 0 in favor of the univer
sity eleven. the touchdown was mad,
on a tumble on the part of the Indians
DANNY, for the university, secured tn,
ball and broke through the Indians
interference, running twenty-five yard
for a touchdown.
DR.. w. D. Radcliffe, physician ant
surgeon for the Santa Fe cutoff, ant
Mr.. Stagner, a carpenter in the EN-
ploy of the company, came up from
Belen this morning and intended t
continue on north to Kennedy, where
they were to take the Santa Fe Cen
trail train for Willard, but missed The
train here. They will go north to
morrow morning. DR.. Radcliffe goei
north to remove the hospital of the
cutoff at Willard to the junction sta
tion of the Rock Island and Santa FL
cutoff.
J. j. Johnson, one of Albuquerque
! sports, has returned from a profes
sional trip to Globe, Arizona, and Is
ready to say, as long as present con
ditions exist, he prefers living in AL
buquerque to living in Globe. He says
Globe is a great mining camp, one OF
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