Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06

the Grand Canyon previous TO coming
20 the Alvarado.
II Is hoped that The FINAL meeting Of
tho executive and advisory boards of
the fair association. which rs 90 be-
noid tonight To the once OF Manager
n. ~ McCanna. viii be- well attended
ny the members. Al this meeting the
report 81 tie business of the fair will
receive final consideration before gen.
orai publication ionc its import
ance
/ Arranr mcnta are Icing made by
the members of The CONGREGATIONAL
church and their pastor. Rov. John w
/ Barron. for a series OF entertainments
I 20 BE- given during the fan and win.
ter The Midland Lycoum bureau %
the medium % ho used and the on
tcrtlinmonts are 10 be Of the highest
class A considerable guarantee has
already been secured
~. J.. Stern succeeded g. ed. New.
combor aa president OF The Mesa parh
Driving association as the result of
last aights election. Mr. NewComb-
or resigned when he went 10 Santa Pc
TO take a position with the ponlton-
tiay management Tho vacancy on
che bonrd OF directors caused by Mr.,
Newcomers resignation was hllod
by ]. A. Wolnman, OF the Golden Rule
Dry Goods company.
John Vonable, the newly appointed
/ district court clerk. vice Captain W
y. Dame, resigned, returned TO the
cite this morning from Murphysboro
H.. and expects 10 take charge OF the
Office az once. after which he will
mail his resignation OF the office he
now holds al MurphyabOro. MT. Ven
able family Is az present In Illinois,
but he hopes 10 have Mrs. Venoahlo
and children here IN very short
/ time.
The fancy skaters. Lousdalo aud
Bgeon, skatod their second mile In a
series of three races nt tho Railroad
avenue rink last night The race was
witnessed by large gathering OF
skate enthusiasts, who followed the
movements OF the two experts with
Intense interest and greeted them
with applause Iouadalo won the
race IN $40. The deciding race viii
occur az the Railroad avenue rink on
I Friday night.
T. kempenich, the successful RRll
road avenue dry goods merchant, has
/ purchased the interest OF "a Schultz
Ia the store OF ~. Schultz q Co, al
/ Alameda. a few miles north OF the
city. The style OF the Alameda firm
on and after October l. Is l. Kem-
/ pcnlch The gentleman wishes The
Evening Citizen to state that, by ao-
Quirlng an interest nc Alameda. he
does not intend TO give up his busl
ness In Albuquerque.
| A lively meeting 90 loarmard a
Llndemann's boys band was held last
night with the total momhcrahip
present The boys are now reading
! hidcult music readily ana the organ
lEnti0n Us rapidly developing IN all
lines Captain La Londo of Company
r. old Albuquerque. has agreed "a
drill .he band in marching, the FIRST
drill OF this kind being scheduled for
tomorrow night As this ia the initial
one q Is hoped shat all members viii
turn ont for drill and On a few days
measures VIII be- taken for new uui-
| forms
John Tiernoy has resigned his po
sltion as operator for the Western
| Union Telegraph company and has
gone TO Loo Angeles Go enter the
/ Bradbury Business college. WE'LL
known institution of learning ln that
/ place Mr. Tomoy was accompanied
to the city OF the angels by his moth
] cr aud sister, who will bee the guests
of a son and brother living there. Mrs
Tlorney and Miss Mamie expect 90
return home within q few weeks, but
John went 10 Los Angeles with the
| lmonti0n OF remaining all the COM
ing winter,
Percy Burks, representing the Car.
ter. Rice a Carpenter Paper company
of Denver, IS In the city with his
samples. Since the last visit OF Mr.,
/ Burks 90 thia city ne has become a
benedict. for on September ~, az the
home OF the brides sister. Mrs. J. ID.
MoAdams. at Telluride Colo, he waa
united In marriage TO Miss Teresa
Tanna OF Delta. Colo After the cere-
mony MIR. and Mrs nurks went ON a
honeymoon trip 10 Oklnhomn, visiting
the grooms mother. Mrs. G. C. Will
sic. at Oklahoma City Mrs Burks
Is al present ln Oklahoma, but che
win Join Mr. Burks at Pueblo on Oc-
/ tOher %. and a fQw days later they
/ will be AT home" al No. $3.50 West
/ Twenty seventh avenue Denver
Colo
r. W. Hadden returned mere yes.
terday from New York City, where
ne has been for several months uu
business Mr. Haddon b. interested Ia
mines IN southern New Mexico and
makes Mis- headquarters in Aibuquer.
que. He ls very optimistic regarding
the future OF mining Ia this territory
/ Mr. MADDEN says h. has been for
some time in the new zinc districts of
/ Wisconsin and gives IL as his opinion
that that section Is greatly 0yerated
Tha values there, he says. do not
compare with those OF the zinc mines
In New Mexico. Tho people Of the
east have no idea OF the value ui
our mines, but ultimately they will
/ have, and then there will bo a boom
In New Mexico mining property Mr.
MADDEN expects 20 ROMAN here Con
some time.
The death OF Mosaia Garcia took
I place yesterday at 705 West Tlierai
avenue Mr.. Garcia was "a years Of
age and a woll-knuwn citizen OF this
county. The avath was the result OF
apoplexy Mr. Garcia is survived by
three daughters. one OF whom Is Mrs
70. g. Garcia. wife OF the wool mer-
chant There are IN addition six sons
whose names are Salvador Mosals
AntoEio Jose, Tollnclo and Manuel
Tho funeral arrangements were not
yet made this morning. The deceased
was the owner OF a ranch adjoining
that OF Perfoclo Armii0, a few miles