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

un ihC Bclcn cue or. 81 co. che city on
visit 90 his nnrgail and also % take
a degree in The PILGRIM C0mmandory
IS. D.. M ionlehts mc0iinr. Ho win
return % Helen tomorrow nlehi
Governor kibhoy of Arizona passed
through Albuquerque Saturday n.Fht
en- route 90 81 Louis, where no VIII
attend The banuuo. of the southwest
orn commercial clubs Al tnmv bel
WAS Joined hy Governor HaECGmnn
HuH enc iW1 chief executives VIII make
The trip 90 Sd. Louis together Gov
Crn1r HaTCrman De- slated lor an adj
dress before the meeting which takes
place tonight
George schadcr. general agent at
kauaas City Tor tho pabsi Brewing
company 0f Milwaukee. ls in thc city
today. interviewing Ernest Meyers %
Co. who handle the products OF this
widely known brewing company. Cor
central New Mexico.
~. e. Kimberly. general manager Of
tho Northern papinc railway. With
headquarters az ST. Paul. spent sew
oral hours 10 ihe city this morning
accompanied by bic family. They
were aboard n private car attached io
train No. 2, en- route east from a
pleasure trip 90 the Pacific coast
Easter sunday was celebrated 40
che AlYarado last night hy q large din
ncr an elaborate program on Rpprop
riaio music and large number 81
guests from the city were in attend
ance. The center table df the dining
room was q bower Of Easter lilies
and carnations.
J. NJ. Hitiic. a young attorney nj
law, who ala rcporiofiai work on The I
Evening Citizen for n short timo las, /
fan, writes that he has put out his /
ghlnglo at Greonvilio. Pa. and that he /
is succeeding frirly we'll Mc sends /
regards % his Albuquerque friends, /
ana says that ho longs to see the sand /
hills 90 New Mexico once agnln.
The Easter Sabbath calm was hrok- |
on az noon yesterday by the sounding !
of ihc Gre alarm whistle ni the city /
pumping station. oCcaoionot by thc /
fact that "a now engineer. not hQing 1
used % The system of the Gre depart I
meni calling for a water pressure test I
thought Dc was a Ore alarm and cOnfc- 4
Quontly opened up the whistle
hoY. Rollins. pastor uf the First 1
Methodist Episcopal church. approves /
oi the article Ia The Evening Citizen 4
last Saturday afternoon relative 90
for the poverty stricken 4
districts of japan Re stated that his /
congregation about four weeks nEo
made up q collection Oh $40 Tor the /
Japan Keller fund, and the amount was
Forwarded 90 the proper authorities he
.hc east.
Adintnnf General Tafluuglon OF enc
National Guards. was In the city /
today. between trains. en route io
Santa Fo from El raao Adiuiang I
Iarklngf0n stated 90 representa-
tive oil The Evening Citizen thar an
for tho National Guards
Waa au assured fact for this sum.
mor An effort o. being made 90 have
Tho d1ie Hot iur Che nrN week ln Au.
gust hut us this matter is entirely
N the hands of the governor and the
adiuiant @ is nos known Tor o positive
fact YET just when the encampmont
VIII tpsc place
Harry ~ Ashton. linotype oporat-
or. Who worked ON tae daily papers OF
this city several years ago, died the
other day at hla home in Oscoola.
Wis, from consumption Ar Ashton
spent about four years in the HOuth-
west. principally at Domlnr Don The
hopes Ol securing some benefits. bat
the disongo had secured too much of
a hold on his system and De finally re-
turned to OsCeola to die among im- 4
mediate relations and friends. Mr.
Ashton was a printer who had learned
the trade. and therefore was a good
cna
The soliciting committee of tho New
/ TAI ". D u. !
is oui again today calling upon The
merchants, and those inter
csied IA ana benefited hy fho annual
Fan festival for funds, and they re-
port meeting with much success and
today. Judging from
appearances 80 present, it is safe 10
predict that Albuquerque win have a
fall fair and carnival that VIII be "aii
the money as FAR as attractions 80.
az the necessary funds for deirnyinn
expenses have lamost been raised,
only a small amount being left % be
pledged before the committees will
have what they deem a sualcloni fund
Word Games from Las Cruces that
lht united States failed TO make good
in iis case against w. 81 Atkins and
A. N. Howell, who were tried there
last week for smuggling a car load Of
Cinnamon from Mexico through the
port of El paaO 90 California. Tho i
were Southern Pacific 4
iralnmen and arc alleged to have
smugEled Cnlegtiais across thc line
while working ia that capacity,
The management 0f the local stock
yards state fhat when William Farr's
fifteen head of cattle. which were
rounded mp hy Mr. F0rr aad Deputy 1
Aioi toya. after they had escaped or
hnA been turned out Of their corral.
Thursday morning, were not in che \
stock yards. an stated. huf ln VIII /
lam Farr'a ranch corral some three /
miles below the stock yards. 10 has /
not yct been discovered who attempt 4
ga io drive tho cattle away.
Forest Parker as here from Garado |
Aria, 90 enjoy the society of his wife i
Toy q few weeks Mr. Parker IS g !
clerk in the general merchandise store /
of his faihQr-in-la Hon J. l. HUB /
boil nt Oanndo. Ho states that che !
government o. building 40 Ganado a |
large tank for dipping sheep for che |
Navajo udlnna and that many trlbca- /
men have their iiocks now ln the W /
entity Of Ganado where lRmhlng o.
going on. sheaI.Ig viii be- lnaugn- /
rated. SAYS Afr Parker about che mid /
die OF May
FL PAS0 TO have
A BIG FALL FAIR |