Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-13

Fair tonight. Thursday, fair and
warmer in southeast portion.
It. showed in the Sandia mountains
last night and in consequence the
sides of the mountains are covered
with snow.
Rev. herman Skinner, a divine of
Las Vegas, arrived in Albuquerque
last night. and will remain for sew
eral days visiting friends.
The regular meeting of Albuquer-
que lodge No. 461, b. 2. o. e., will be
held tonight in their lodge rooms in
the opera house building.
A. Vandewort, representing the
Brown-Adams wool company of Bos-
ton, has returned to the city, after a
wool purchasing trip out west.
In a few days the Sturges European
restaurant will be ready for business
in new quarters, and the qaurters will
be among the very incest In the city.
J. NJ. Allen, the hotel keeper Of
Magdalena. is in the city on business.
Mr.. Allen says his town is picking up
and the merchants are reaping a big
holiday trade.
Miss Daisy Claypool, trained nurse,
Is assisting DR.. r. l." Hust in his office.
Miss Belle O'Brien, who was at Las
Vegas, visiting friends, has return
ed to the city.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. w. Anderson, No. go!
West Lead avenue.
Capt. Clark M. Carr, who was al
| Guam on business in the interests OF
| the Zuni Mountain Lumber company
| of which he is a member, returned tC
| the city last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Gregg, o
| Charlottesville, Ind, arrived in the city
last evening. Mr.. Gregg is a wei
| known newspaper man who is in the
west hoping to improve his health.
Kennedy Strickler, son of w. S
Stricken, has gone to Los Angeles tc
| spend the holidays with his grand
mother, Mrs. S. NJ. Strickler. and may
remain indefinitely in the City of An
| gels.
Ike Graham yesterday consummat
| ed the purchase of three lots on Nortl
Fourth street between Fruit and New
York avenues, upon which he viii
erect in the near future a modern
| seven-room residence for rental puT
poses.
News has just been received in thi
city of the death in Emporia, Kan
of d. w. Hamer, Of the firm of Hame
\ & Hamer. who was a brother to Mrs
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Shufllebarger left Albuquerque las
night for Emporia to he present at tn
funeral.
No. 2 arrived in Albuquerque thi
morning about two hours benin
schedule time. The train was dc
layed as the result of stop-overs TO
connections. Passengers state tina
the freight wreck at Needles has bee,
cleared up, there being no evidence
of it when No. 2 passed.
John S. Mactavish, the popula
manager of the Becker-Blackwe'
Mercantile company, of Magdalens
is in the city on business. and wi
! probably get through so as to retur
south this evening. Mr.. Mactavis
formerly resided in this city, an
met many old friends today.
owen Dinsdale, former owner of tn
Highland livery stables in this cit
has disposed of his stock to Thoma
Ford. a former police officer, who ha
leased the building and will conduc
the business in the future. 1t
stated that the business will be grea
ly enlarged and improved.
Miss Mabel P. Haywood, well know
in this city, having formerly been /
the Indian service for the department
of the interior, and at one tsme Il
Gated at the Albuquerque Indial
school, arrived in the city last nigh
from Washington, D. c., and will n
main a day or two visiting friends
after which She will continue on he
way to California, visiting the diffel
ent Indian pueblos en- route.
Prof. Knox. mental science lecture
and healer, noted throughout tn
United States and Canada, will az
dress the citizens Thursday at Elk
hall at s O'Clock p. m. on the sui
iect of Health, and How to Overcom
Poverty and Accumulate Wealth.
Five more lectures follow this. Seat
are free to all. A class will be form
ed, instructiong them how to b
healed. Call at the Columbus hote'.
NJ. Fishback, a mining expert froI
the City of Mexico, and F. Konlmeye
of Ell Paso, who have been lookin
over New Mexico for zinc properties
left last night for the south. Bot
gentlemen returned but recently iroI
San Pedro where an examination {
> properties was made. New Mexic
is very rich in zinc" remarked NJ
Kohlmeyer, "and gives promise c
being a great mining center in tn
near future, as mining investors ar