Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

to erected nj once. and that the city
dads we've goin2 ga put On an Up 20
date whfnr system Several rich
etrlkcs have been made there Of late.
the colonel said. and 10 was hia opin.
ion that be camp was destined for
greater things.
Bonocio b perca. an ox-counly
school superintendent of this county,
and SON. Max ~. PDrcn and wife
came IN from los Angeles last nighp
and are visiting friends here today,
They will go io nofnalillo. this ovcn-
inr whore they Will reside in the fu-
turc The senior pnrca has been abb
acHt from the county for nearly -four
years.
A driver on one OF w L. TrImblo
e Co.'s cabs was Jared from hia
seat while driving on New Ycrk ave-
nuc. this morning. by crossing a
bridge. The team ran east on tho
avenue 90 the rear uf Third street,
whore the cab wheels collidod with
"a telephone pole one wheel was
torn from the vehicle, but aside from
this. the runaway resulted ia little
damage
A. {. de Baca. the court interpreter.
announced this morning that after
Lent he would begin the publication
LOO q Spanish weekly Dcw8papor Ia
Albuquerque. called the rl sunlto Mf.
Baca says that his lNpor will be-
neither republican. democratic nor
nonnariiean 10 politics. and that the
main object of the paper will be- TO
get somebody hurt The name. ~
Huello. means free Of speech"
Tho residents on the north side OF
Silver avenue, between Second and
Third streets. are more confused than
over az 70 the numbers on several
small houses. Heretofore the pre-
vaillng numbers we're 2i7, 2l7is and
2i7 Ia, but now they are 2iB, 2i91t
and 2i9 la Col. J.. q. Caldwell,
however, d happy, for the number on
his house "a correct. but as 20 the
other houaca-well, that's another
thing
Mrs. Paul Morton, wife OF the pres
ident OF the Equitable Life Asaur-
ance association, arrived from the
west thiA morning, and ie spending
the day in the city. awaiting Go leave
Tor Mexico on train No. 3. tonight.
Mrs. Morton passed through the city
going west on last Tuesday, and was
on The rear end of train No. which
was wrecked 40 TUltoc on Tuesday
night. The lady ana friends enjoyed
q couple of days at the Grand Can
yon OF Arizona.
Elfogo Baca, OF socorro, district at
tornoy for the seventh district ~as
Ia the city today, accompanied by
Prof. Rngn r. Reyes PROT Reyes
lived two years IN IN Pago. where ho
7 was connected with the ConCho band
and was leader of the COnchO or
cfFsira. Prof Reyes played the sax
/ Ophono az one time with Souaa d
band, and now conicmplatos organ
izing q band In sOcUrro. whore be has
lived for the past two months. Whilc
lu the city, today. the professor pur-
chased $500 piano from Learned a
Lindomnnn FOR his studio
Al the Tlioraa avenue crossing
this morning. whom the Santa Fe lin
! itcd came down the right Of why to-
ward tho depot. two boys. driving a
wagon. came very near meeting the
same fate that was dealt ont 20 J
! W. Paxton, az the Mountain Road
| crossing. the other day The huyi
! had Just started up the incline OF the
. crossing. when they looked north and
/ saw the train coming They iorkot
the lines Just On imo 90 save them
selves, wagon and horse ~ was, ln.
deed, q narrow escape
Mrs. D. s.. Palmer. wife of the Nortl
First street grocery merchant. lof
] fhls morning for Yorkvllle. ill.. wnor,
her mother ls not expected 20 live
! Mre folmcre mother d. 90 years d
! a6e.
For the benefit % some who DO no
understand why they are required q
pay second pol tax this year q y
/ stated that the poll TAX paid SONS
l weeks ago was for che year 1905
/ while thc poll tax now being COLLECTED
lbs for tho year 1906 Those Wit
faii in pay this poll tax on or before
The date OF the coming spring ma
nicipal election viii be disqualified
from voting
While riding HIS wheel home d
supper hhou 6.J0 o'clock last even
ms. 3. ID Caldwell was preclptatel
10 he ground ai the corner of Sec
end street and Railroad avenue rs
result of his trousers catching in th
. cham OF the wheel A bone in hi
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sprainod aud one uf the legs hadl
. wroncaod. he walked to a surgeon
office and had the wounds dressed
Colonel J A, Wood, manager of lh
Gold Bullion Mining company. in Oh
Golden district. and Charles g. Thal
gr. of The same district are 10 the cit
10 ra few days Colonel Wood state
THAI his company was installing mes
, machinery In the minos as fast as
!, iaulvCd. and that when an had arrive
and had been put 30 place. the Code
mines would be equipped With as IN
machinery as could he found in th
r territory.
The J. w stecre Organ companl
5 ui Springfield, Mass. has been let ih
contract for che new $4,000 pipe orga
! for the Presbyterian church, she sam
3 being "a donation hy Joshua s. RAJ
uolds 10 Do 90 be- completed hy Jun
- no. will ho twCnty.ihrec feet wld'
. twenty feet high. made OF quart,
{ oak and operated hy a water motto
u There VIII ho SIX Stops ON The grei
,. organ. ten on tho swell, two ON "a
b pedal, with eight c0uplers Their
VIII be- total of 9ai pipes The me-
d. g2a.o0 Presbyterian church VIII b
u dedicated May l.
Monday, March ~.
Thomas FliEsimmons. of Ration,
q in thc city ifansacting business.
d Attorney Fra"E Alderman returnt
last might from "a two weeks visit
- Chicago
q The Good Government leasuo wi
}, meet this evening ln Rcd Mons ha