Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-15
LOCAL AND
PERSONA
WEATHER
Fair tonight and Saturday.

Fair tonight and Saturday.
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+. F. Bowman, registering from this
city. is at Santa Fe. visiting friends.
f. d. Carpenter and wife arrived in
the city yesterday from Estancia and
will remain for a time visiting friends.
Harry Gray, who resigned recently
Waterman at the Santa Fe depot,
has gone to Las Vegas to take a siml-
lar position.
Tomorrow afternoon at 1880 the w
G. T. L. will hold a parloT meeting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Borden, 401 South Edith street.
There will be a meeting Of Anona
council No. 1 tonight at s o'clock.
All members, especially officers, are
requested to he present.
David Leahy, assistant United
States attorney, was in the city from
Las Vegas yesterday t~ransacting
business of a legal nature
NJ. S. Otero, accompanied by his wife
arrived in Albuquerque yesterday tor
a few days visit with friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Otero are now residing at
Peralta.
w. ]. Weatherby, a well known min
ing man of Socorro county, arrived
in the city yesterday from Alma and
will remain several days transacting
business.
V. S. Miera, who is a well known
ranchman and merchant of the Ma
cimiento country, is here purchasing
some holiday toys for the little folks
of his ne%ighborhood.
Edward Miller, the locomotive and
stationary engineer, Is In the city on a
visit. He is now employed by the
Gold and Cement Syndicate, operating
placer fields near Golden.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Adah chapter No. 5, o. e. s., this
evening at 1880 O'Clock. Public in
stallation. BY order of the worthy
| matron. Laura Fluke, secretary.
The woman's. Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet Saturday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the parson-
age. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Requiem mass was held in the San
Felipe de Neri parish church in Old
| Albuquerque this morning oyer the
remains of Mrs. Marguerite NJ. Ar
milo, who died recently. High mass
was held at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Stortz, accompanied by
her daughter, who has been visiting
her old home in Point Pleasant, w
Va, returned to the city last nigh
after a pleasant visit of several weeks
| anI M GfnrtZ fc nnuF a hannu inhi
vidual.
Silas Alexander, the well known at
torney and politician of Sierra county
arrived in Albuquerque last evening
from Hillsboro to attend to legal ma
tiers. Mr.. Alexander is an ex-terri
torial secretary.
The vacant lots, southwest corner
of Silver e and Third street
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Maloy
will soon have a cement sidewalk OF
the Third street side, work of filling
up to the grade having been com
menced this morning.
Superintendent j. X. Allen, of thu
local Indian school, who has been All
sent from the city for several days oil
business connected with his position
returned to Albuquerque last nigh
from Laguna, bringing with him tw
new pupils for the school.
The Misses Marie and Lydia Miller
two charming young ladies of Cum
berland WIS.,, who are making a tou
of the western country, arrived in A
buquerque and are the guests of Mrs
Roy Lyon and Mrs. J. A. Hubus, an,
will probably remain in the city for
couple of weeks.
DR.. l.. b. Parker, of Grants Pass
Oregon, is in the city, arriving from
the south this morning. He repre-
sents the American Medical associa-
ton in the jurisdiction of Texas, Ari-
IONA and New Mexico, and is here IL
the interest of the association. DIR
b. II. Briggs had the gentleman il
tow this morning and introduced hin
at The Citizen office.
Harry Elliott, connected with tn,
Pennington Enterprise, arrived in tn,
city yesterday and is registered at thu
Sturges where he will remain 70
several days while t%ransacting busi
ness. Mr.. Elliott states that business
in all lines in San Juan county is In
Furnishing condition, and that resi-
dents of Pennington are pushing tn
joint statehood movement for all the.
are worth.
r. Perry arrived in the city las
evening from Fort Defiance, AriZ., AM
talked Interestingly about his captur
by the band of Navajos a few week.
ago at Chin Lee, fifty miles north
west of the Arizona post. The stor,
of Agent Perry's capture was told II
full in The Evening Citizen at tn,
time. MIR. Perry stated that his lf,
| was in considerable danger, for whel
the Indians demanded the release o
the man who assaulted the little girl
they were heavily armed and prom
Used to kill him If their demand
mnrn moi acnadad 10 Mr. Perry sal