Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-14

avenue. The building will be 5Ox1OO
feet and a one-story structure. Con-
tractor A. W. Hayden has the contract
wbicb calls for a building to cost
$500.
Master Harold Sellers, o of Col.
ID. X. B. Sellers. will appear at the
Casino tonight in a specially act. The
little fellow has been drilled by Mr..
Wade and will appear as McMannus,
an Irish comedian.
Albert Roy. construction foreman Of
the Colorado Telephone company, has
arrived in the city and today started
to work on the extensive improve
ments the company is to make to its
system in this city.
Keorge I. Brooks will erect an eight
room fiat Of artificial stone, at 400
Copper avenue, and the work will be-
gin during the coming week. The
building will be 30x40 feet, one story
in height, and will cost $780,.
Misses Mabel Hunt and Lizzie
Willy left today on the flyer for
Ganado. Arizona, where they will be
the guests at the ranch Of J. L. Hub
bell. from which place they will visit
the Moki snake dances.
A hunting party, consisting of Rod
erick Slower, Harry Benjamin, George
Thomas, f.. j.. Haines, Herbert
Brooks and Will Brown, returned last
night from a chase after the festive
dove on the mesa lear the noun
tains. Their bag contained $50 of the
killed.
Rev. II. L. Ross and H. E. Ross, of
Fayetteville, Ark, have arrived in AL
buuuerque for a visit with their
brother. j. Z. Ross, superintendent of
the Menaul school. H. E. Ross will
remain here permanently, having
taken a position as industrial teacher
in the school.
Arthur w. Kelleher, recently Of the
Baltimore Hotel of Kansas City, has
been secured as day clerk for the
Harvey House at La Junta. After
a couple of weeks, Mr.. Kelleher will
become clerk of the Castaneda Hotel
at Las Vegas. Mr.. Arthur Kelleher Is
a brother of F. w. Kelleher, day clerk
at the Alvarado.
Harry b. Weller of H. 3. Weller
& Co., and Sol WELLER of WELLER &
Benjamin, returned to the city today
after a months trip in the east. While
| away they visited New York and Other
eastern centers. They were in tht
| wreck of No. Z, at Kinsley, Kan, Sat
| urday night, but fortunately escaped
injury.
Attorney General George P. Prich
ard passed through the city this morn
| ing en- route to Santa Fe from Califor
| MIA, where he sought relaxation ant
recreation for six weeks. Mrs. Prich
ard, who went to the coast with Mr.
| Prichard, remained in California Il
meet some relatives who were to ar
rive there, and will return to New
Mexico in a week or ten days.
Homer Hawley inspector Of boilers
| for the Hartford Fire Insurance com
| pany, is in the city on official business
| and incidentally is calling on his OLE
friend, Alderman George p. Learnard
| Mr.. Hawley was Mr.. Learnard's CUES
| at the Casino last night, and expressed
| himself much surprised to find tina
| Albuquerque should have such an ad
mirable place of open air amusement
Last night when the curtain wa
rung up for the evening perform
ance at the Casino, the audience wa
a~greeably surprised to find Ed Pick
ard, manager of the Casino, sitting OF
the stage as interlocutor in place o
Mr.. Bronti, who was i'll and unable t
be present. That Mr.. Pickard was wei
received was evidenced by the deafer
ing applause that greeted him. H
acted the part like a veteran minstre
man.