Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-07

fnf Crucfg today. United s'afrs
Marshal a. NJ. Foraker Says that iho
sol Ton promises go hn 5 long and
Important one Over eighty Witness
auhroenas have hnnn served already.
ana more VIII De- issued after tho
grand jury gate 10 rrlnilnf
Gre as Che lumber mills yesterday
afternoon destroyed about an aore ~
klnding wood of Comparatively little
value. The wood is cafimnip5 hy tho
acre hccuuec g was spread oui tl d.y.
Tho city Ore department dld good
service in finally exilneu'shlng tho
flames
Rev Henry n Coleman. of Ken.
tucky snprDmn chancellor az enc orr.
entail order OF The pilSram KNIGHTS.
Grand Chaplain of the GRAND lodge
of Kentucky. aHd tAa author of nu-
mcuus works ON Masonry. VIII Zee
ture Wednesday April g. io MaeOns
only. on "frocmnsnnrY ln thc HOLY
Land at the Masonic hnll
W. ~ Urofi. off tho Hewitt Manu-
featuring company VT DhlcaEu. was
in tho city Friday, cuulefrinR with
iheir local representative. and district
superintendent. Thomas lFhOrw1od.
The Hewitt company nrniaheH all Che
.1rlas foundry work for lhe Santa fo
coast lines. most 0f which d. under
tho supervision of SIR sherwood
The Curdoya Mining company. ln
which a iaFgo number 81 Albuquerque.
ans are Interested. Saturday shipped o.
car load oi supplies io their property
at no pucrcp, fOI lae purpose ul sinh'
Inc their shsft 90 that point another
lny feet They report having pncunn.
tered nd lead and the prospect is
Tor q good paying copper property.
The wind and sand storm yesterday
intorierod 10 a great extent with the
usual Sunday band CONCERT at Trac.
tlun park, and the racing matinee an
we'll. aa but few wore out, owing 90
the diaagreeahle Weather An awning
over the sidewalk at the D T. Waeh.
burn store was blown down aud torn
io shreds, as was Que or two other
awnings IN the city.
Frank scury. the accommodating
day clerk as the Alvarado, made "a ~.
Ing trip Co IN paso Saturday night.
Mr.. scully only hal sunday on. and
boarded a sleeper. expecting 20
awaken Ia the Pass City. Hc waa go.
lne down % see a bull nEht When
he lifted the berth curtain, familiar
scenes met his eye on account Of
the Stockton wreck No. 3 did nos set
away from Albuquerque until O'Clock
Sunday morning.
Charles y. Hanford and bis com
pany pleased Saturday night. On go,
Tanning OF che Shr0w," a. wen as ai
she matinee performance ~ "Tho Mer
chant of Venice" On each occasion
the house was packed and the com
uany was awarded merlicd applause
| for their excellent Interpretation oi
the two plaws Although this was
Mr.. Hantord's first visit 20 AlhuqHcr
que. ne can be sure of n warm vel
come should DC see NJ To return again
Captain G.. c. Smith. OF che -Four
toenth United States cavalry, spent
yesterday in the city. the guest OF
General Lcho. Captain smith wa
With General LohO In the Philippines
aud was stationed for Il while at For
Wineato Ho o. now attached to Oh,
recruiting service a. inspector at JEFF
forson Barracks. and stopped on here
while returning 90 his headquarters
from San Diego. where ho accom-
panied thiriy.avo ne'sly made soldiers
/ Joseph hroyloa, a former resident
of New Mexico, died at "a paso, on
Thursday night, where ho had been
in business about ELK years. De came
20 New Mexico from Missouri in thc
early sos. and was a resident of Al
huquerquo. Subsequently be was d
cowboy. under Joseph saint, on ths
lRldonour- Baker ranch. io then went
CD Coolidge, n. ~. aud entered int
business with Captain Smith. ramov
/ Ing from there 80 Wi'linms, ArlE.
and then 90 if PaaO