Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

ruhoro and states that au nnoa "a
business are rrgDzrina la that nn
ton Of New Mexico.
Mr. William q Whlidorn of Now
York, accompanied hy Mrs. Waildcra
were III the city yesterday seeing the
Sights Mt and Mrs Whldcfa ere en
tour % the southwest and after q few
days spent in tire sunshine territory
win Visit Old Mexico and California
points
Col q. E Twirchei, who lasl year
managed the Las Vegas Blues. says
that the MEADOW City viii NOT 10 Iu
VERY hard for bnHe ball before the
middle of July. and then they Will
have y winner VEGAS dld ihiurs.
lHst year 40 mistake. boy as q was
the first time in several yeafs fhla
years "dlddlng" remains io be seen.
For ne thclt Of n ring belonging
90 an Albuquerque woman. stolen last
September and Dawncd % T.. @. Roson.
field. George Miller was arrested last
nlght as the depot by Constable James
smith, The owner uf the ring repio
flued Dc from Che pawuhfoker hence 30
Will be- Understood why air RoEon.
hold auore ont tho warrant fgr Mlller
n McTague, engineer liayld
Bishop. i0g loader and Ed MrMiiin,
teamHicf. an IN me employ III the
luni mountain railway. came in from
kciner this morning. Nh McTaRun
VIII visit bis family, near Bolcn. FOR
about two wcOkf. while Maasra
Bishop and McMinln win aae Albu-
querquo for a couple u days, and then
aIIHN HHaa u "a
The Nelson McCiovcrn heni, which
takes place 81 PHILADELPHIA t0nifhi. is
attracting wide attention On sporllng
circles some Of the local sports
have taken enough interest Ia 81 %
arrange for telegFaphic returns from
the ringslde. The Clark pool room
has arranged 10 gct a report OF the
aehi hy rounds
Mrs. Nellie nennoti, the champion
woman trap shooter OF Amorlca, who
yesierday afternoon gave an exhibit.
ton Of her pFowess with the shot gun
By breaking "a clay pigeons out Of q
possible 20. left today FOR the east Ia
the interests of the powder honse she
represents. Harry johnson. a local
mafksmau, made The next best score
breaking 20 out OF the 25 Of the clay
spheres. despito the high wind that
was blowing.
The new Korber buildlne. belne
erected on North second street. be-
tween Copper aud Tiieras aycnuoa, ls
rapidly approaching completion. The
wall structure for the drst story has
been completed and WOrtmcn are
buslly cnsaEed in building up toe
walls 81 the second story. WArn com
ploied q viii be- q credit 20 that por
iien Of Second street and will make
a very handsome and substantial store
room building
b.lss Mabel Hoyn. sister OF Fred
Hoyn. chief deputy sheriff Of Albu.
querque. has arrived IA thn city Trom
Topeka, Kansas, for q brief visit with
her brother Miss Hcyn. who has We
gently completed a three years term
ns nurse az the Jane siemout hQsplt
al tor nurses 40 ropeB4 has been ap
painted superinton6s.d Of a new hos
plial just opones IN that city and az
ter a snort visit with her brother win
return io Topeka 20 take up her du
ties.
The magnlnicenco and splendor oil
the new store % A Fahor. the West
Railroad avenue carpet and furniture
dealer. would De- a compliment 10 al
city several times the size of Alhu
Queruuc, u Do fcas, FOR the eye from
cellar tn garrett each 81 me three
floors containing house FURNISHINGS Of
every description and style arrayod ID
fascinating display a place whore
whole house suits are displayed In
separate and distinct aconos. such is
Che new store Il A. Fnber.
Joseph Barnett and "a party 81 iour
local huutOrB and uimroda loft the
city Monday, Tor a weeks hunting
along the Rle Ogandc The party
leit Ia two boats. wen stocked with
provisions. ard viii remain ont as long
na ihl game ia plentiful Owing tol
the ucarness OF spring sufficient
snake bite juice aas taken along
for any and an emergencies. ana
there rs some doubt expressed by the
friends left behind. as 20 whcthrr the
party wlil be- able 10 steer clear of
snags long enough 20 remain ont a
week
~ Ruppo, president Of the terrltnr.
TAT board OF pharmacy. returned last
night from Santa W where he has
heen attending th0 Cwo days meeting
of the hoard. al which time several
candidates for pharmiclsts certificates
were examined, among them being
Miss Matthews Of this city, who made
the Highest average OF those uafiici
patlug. w. G. pOfiofdeid ~ Silver
City AID r. G. Murphey of Las Vegas
both members Of ihe board. necompa
nied Mr. RuppC 20 thig city. Mr.. pof
terheld continuing on % Silver City
last night and Mr. Murphoy leavina
this morning for hla home NJ Las