Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-21

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Top hotel Keeper. ID in the city f0f n
: couple OFF days visiting aud shopping
Row Father =. Martin Uf seeurfo
I who has been in She metropolis the
: past two days. will leave tonight Tor
Doe home
I Jesus haca, employed iu the local
/ Santa 10 shops haa gone t0 lcmcz
/ SPRINGS where De VIII 1nd a mouth
7 On rusilcatInr.
Walter Taylor. who has been act.
ing lu the capacity 90 nighi fardmas.
ier Tor some time past D. again on
The iay force.
EuEenc Conruy. mailing clerk at The
poatqdco ON the nleht shift laii this
! morning Cor So lnnIa who're DO win
/ spend q short vacation.
John Aaaron ana family ana Mfn.
a. Aekron loit today Tor Oliumwa.
"a. where they viii visit friends and.
relatives Tor several weeks
George w. H.cfox, nf me iowCiry
firm of Maynar a Hickox. returned
last niehi from a business trip toI
Santa ne.
Business houses throughout the city
were open last evening until a late
hour, owing TO yesterday being pay
day ior ihe Santa Re boys.
mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosonhaoh have
rented the residence no No. 40 North
SIXTH street. Tie represents the
siorn.sohluss company. Wholesale
liquor dealers.
Pablo Ahcyta. a prominent Pueblo
Indian OF the village Of ialeia. viii
leave tomorrow morning for the
jemel Village Tor q visit with friends
and relatives.
Probate Clerk Walker tods issued
marriage licenses 20 Frank Brown Of
Albuquerque, and Dolores 4. Sells Of
ialcia, and W. 8. Xieglor and Della |
D., nam.nno, both OF Albuquerque.
There rgmalns bat n few days in /
which to make properly roturns % the /
assessor Tor assessments. A penalty /
d. attached ior not making returns |
and Co avoid thls one should make |
their returns at once
a. T. Altholmcr lCft thls mofninEl
Tor 81 Louis, Mo-. where no goes 10
9ttgnd the wedding on his niece. Miss
Martha Knltcr. 10 Bernard Green's /
teldcr q promlncni young lawyer OIL
that city.
Rev. George J. Juilard. OF Gallup. /
editor and publisher OF the Catholic /
Pioneer was ln the city yesterday |
trnnsacling business and looking a. /
yer the inicrcatr oi his paper which /
10 puhllyhed IN this city.
Word was received ln this city last /
might. Of the death nc Houston. Tex, !
nf Duncan Bell, for some time a resi-
dent 81 thla city, helns connected
with the business Office Of the Morn
Ink Journal
drs. w. a. Reed and daughter Mrs. |
Sadie Melvin, Left this morning for
Fletcher Okla. where the latter ox- |
poets 90 jcin Der father. Mrs Melvin 4
was accompanied by her children. /
Mrs. Reed expects 20 be- absent from
the city q week or ten days
Prof j. j. Vernon. the irrigation /
expert who lociured 20 D large as.
semhlago last might al The CONNER |
clal cluh building. loft this morning
Cor las Vegas, whore ne IS scheduled /
Tor an address before the Commercial /
club members in that city and the
farmers tonight
President Chas. n, Koyos. OF the
New Mexico school OF Mines az So
zorro. was M the city between trains /
this morning On route 10 Ration. Mr.. [
keyes says that the people OF s1- l
zorro are as yet 10 the dark a. 30 |
who the new district attorney of sO- 4
zorro county viii Dc, TO succeed EinFo /
naoa, resigned.
william pender OF the Becker
Blackwell company OF Magdalena. 70 4
'n tie city. accompanied with hl1 i
family, en- route 20 Chicago. Mr. 4
Bender Is seeking change of an. /
mate and o rest from the high aili- \
tudo Of the MnFdniena mountains he /
expects % bc absent from tho tcrri- 4
tory az least three months.
President Foster. president OF the
Agricultural and Mochnicni Arts col.
loEe az MeslAa Park. and Prot. Ting
10y Of The faculty, came up from the
south this morning, and accompanied
Prof Vernon 90 lns Vegas They 20
20 the Meadow City to investigate
dry farming methods now 10 progress
near that city
Five big cottonwood trees on Fourth 1
street, between railroad ana Cold
avenue. have been cut down 20 allow
OF putting in a cement sidewalk ia
place of the wooden walk that has
80 long adorned that block. IN accord
ance with the orders OF the city c0un-
Ga OF some several years ago There
are citizens, however. and many of
them. who. judging from the remarks i
made as the biz trees wore being
folied think more of the inrgo shade
trees than OF half dozen cement
sidewalks
Rev Father A. Jouyoncoau OF ncr-
naiillo. who recently arrived in that
city 10 relieve Father Coudor, was a
visitor n Albuquerque today. return
ing to nernalilln tonight Father
Iouvenceau states that be grew tired
uf the snow aud tee in parkvlow.
where hr hes been located for d mum
Der of years. and therefore took the
liornalillo naniorate
william Doz'cr an nnhioachedl
American Was in TIE nol'co court.
ihia morninr charged with hnlng n
warrant Tho rambling end disr0n.
necicd manner in which n1zlcr talked
icd iho police t0 believe tho negro
slightly domentcd If 10 81 found that
hls condition is such as to allow %
notlcr VIII he given "wnlhlue papers
oui og town
WIN Frascr an extensive sheen
raiser of abe Chilli country .led shls
morning FOR hlg ranch Iio Do doing
hts lambing M tho Antelope sprlnrs /
ranch. bot WIN not commence shear
ing unill about the middle of May
A few days aIo he sent ont several
wagon loads ~ provisions and ranch
supplies. zee does re-, expect 40 re.
turn 90 Albuquerque unfH the zoe oi
June.