Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27


Santa Fo yesterday On oniciH mat.
terra. has returned 90 the city.
Nlnno naca. the district attorney 40
8ocorfo. ls ia The Gig minglinF with
bic friends and trannacting some %.
gai business.
MIRA. Oscar fANorlng. accompanied
BY Miss Fannie Bennett. both af sa-
hlnal. have arrived in che city Coz a
few days Walt with friends.
Frank Jolly, ron 81 Mrs. Carr Hon.
man. who has been attending school
"a Denver. arrived ip the ciiy last
ninhf for q visit With his mother.
Victor Haia. 90 Casa, Colo. has nur
chased two i0ta IN the Nicaois and
hoHden aa9tlau. and aili erect a
modern brick residence thereon ia the
near future.
stephen wheeler and sister. Miss
Margaret. ~ Boston. Mass. have rent.
ga the Neeus home on TiIeras avenue.
and win make Albuquerque their home
On The future
A. ~ oni2kfi OF she zclFef cafe
has gone 90 old Mexico Tor q three
weeks visit u ia rumored that Mr..
Quichci attends investing in b coffee
plantation On the sister reruhhe
Nioyd ~ FastardaY has conrEmmet-
ga ihe puirhAar of lots and D. in
block y, 81 the Mandoli addition Car.
rte S. Gatcwood and huhand being tho
srautors. TIE confederation a. not
montiuncd
M. r. Chaves. OF Las Cruces. ai.
rived GA the metropolis this moPning
and viii remain here several days
tranaectlng business
Charles Heinkcn, ccqncctod with
The John Becker company AZ Belcn, "a
~ the city today on business. lie
VIII return south tonight
leo Rlichleon. son Of R0admasier
IIuichlson. has gone on a visit TO Los
Angeles, but the boys would Ike 90
know what caused him 90 take along
an extra large trunk. Il a limited he
may return with a bride.
fred Wea-cn. WHO formerly resided
IN this clsy. died az the Soldiers
Home. Cal, on Tuesday, January rs.
Whom q resident Of his city the de.
ceased worked ~ n carpenter. Ills
wife resides on the Highlands.
Paul KCmpcnich. the gonerel mer.
chant of peralla. was ln the city thlE
morning on business. Re fears i0oda
the coming spFinE. but says the dyke
constructed last year By his fataef
VIII no doubt prevent pcralta from
being flooded,
Nancy seneca. fuil hloed Seneca
Indian girl from New York state. has
arrived In the city and takou 40 fhe
duties OF nurse a. the local Indian
! school Miss Seneca a thoroughly
educatod. being graduate OF the
Carlisle institute. and g. a graduated
trained nurse from Philadelphia hus'
pilai.
santa Fo air brake instruction car.
No. % COS. arrived In the local Santa
70 yards this morning and was placed
on a spur nokr the Wolla-FarR0 OK.
press once. The car win remain
here several days during which time
those On charge viii Instruct en-.
gincora. dfemcn and other railroad
mon IN the ar, OF using air.
4 o. al. Klelnwort a brother Of Emil
\ Klalnwori. the North Third street
hucheT. Is IN the city. and win prob
ably remain houc indefinitely Mr.
Klelnwort served IN tho First Calif0r
mia regiment in the Philippines. and
On being discharged from the army 70
MANNED over "a uhe lalanda. accepting
another position in the govenmenl
service.
n. o. Bursum, territorial poaiien
tlary superintendent. passed down the
road on No this morning. en- route
10 the Capital City. Mr.. Hursum stat
ga that everybody IN Santa Fe wa
taking a personal interest IN the prep
arati0ns for'thc inaugural cCremonieI
of the FoYornuriQhc. Herbert J
Hagerman. which takea place neNl
Monday.
Antoine Binkers, retired real es
tate dealer ol Quincy H.. together
with his wife. daughter and aonin
law. Frederick Mollor aud Mr.. Mol
lcr'a mother and sister who cams
here for thc wedding of Mr. Mollel
and MlRs Maud Binkort. left last nlehi
for a trip to California, after NAlcl
she newly married couple will return
to their future homo Ia Quincy, an,
Z Mr.. and MIS- Hinker will return e
this city for a more extended Vial
20 their sons. 4. r. and }. p. Bin
korf.
A, n. Mc0aRey. OF the mOrabin-MC
Gadey and American Lumber com
phnies, left last night for keiner
where ne goes 30 distribute abou
$40. coo among the employees IN thi
woods near there Of the two com
panies Pay day for the men will oe
eur today, and as there are about go
men Wopkinf in the woods for the tw'
! companies. pay day with them %
great event and tho lumber camp %
Ketnor will be- rather lively for afol
days with celebrating lumber jacks,
but q is a well known fact that hu
very little serious disorder occurs a
such a time. as keinor ls one ~ th
most orderly lumber camps IN the tor
she wedding of Maria GUADALUPE
and Andrcus IucorO, both full hloo'
Pueblo Indians, az the pueblo OF ~
ieia yesterday, was q great social 81
fair among the Indians. Yoaiordal
morning the rcgulntlun wedding core
( monY was performed and at 4 QclQcl
tho Indian ceremonies began, C0niin
uinr the rest of the day and Wludiuf
up last night with a feast and dane
at tho home Of the bride and groom
The Indians are observing the Amor
can customs prevalent in wodding
more OF late than they ever have Do
ioro.
Cards arc ont announcing the or
saRcment uf Miss Trina Schultz. of q
paso. iO David 8. Rosonwald loca
mauaRGr of the Rnthcnhorg a hchlos
! Cigar company Miss Schultz is wei
known ln Albuquerque, being ne gll
Ter OF Mrs Non lllCld. Mrs. ~ Spit
4 and Mrs james 0runsield. while Ml