Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

Bake of Phoenix. ARR ar. Bake
has tie largest curi0 store Orb Arizona
and is now on bis annual trip through
New Mexico and Mexico buying goods
"A have q trading post near Gallup
whore ! buy my blankets" said mr.
Bake. ~ purchase my pottery ai
Santa ~ and J buy my Mexican goods
IN Mexico"
Deputy Coal on Inspector a. 70.
Belts Of Silver City ia in Aibuauorduo
ON official business During the alb
gcnCo Of Inspector Melville Summers
Mr. Bolts Is doing enc work of the
local district and vas called here to
Inspect q tauE Of gasoline which has
just been received by tho locai agent
OF The Continental on company Mr..
Belts reports the 0il nye degrees FINER
than che quality stipulated hy ,he laws
Of New Moxlco.
Mr and Mrs. g. q. Mckee. who have
been residents of this city Tor che
past couple of wears. win leave some
time next wcoh for Eureka. Calf.
where Mr. Mckee has accepted n po-
sitlon ga linotype acknowledgements
on one 90 the daily newspapers there.
Mr. Mckee has held down one ~ the
Mefgcnihalora ln this Office and be
can be recommended rs thoroughly
competent. aironuousiy objects 90
soldering when on duty and q good
man for any composing room Toe
gethcr with q. H. Shade and Walter
J. Davis. the other regulars. The EY.
onine Citizens machines were In
good hands, and Macs departure win
be regretted Tommy Hughes IT,. viii
return from Colorado Sunday night
and he VIII take the position vacated
BY Mckee.
All incoming passenger rains. are
reported on time.
Or, J. y poarce and Attorney shm-
moru nurkhart returned 20 tho city
last might from fishing "trip on iho
Pecos. They brought home a nice
string of fsh % substsntlnfo The ~
les Of good luck they have TO f...
Rev. Geo. Loo Patterson and bod DE-
or. Mrs. John G. Patterson, who ltgo
been residents here Cor a cour' oi
years. expect 90 leave this evening
for Denver, whore they have planned
TO spend the remainder of the sum-.
mor.
Melville A. SINNERS. the deputy
coal oil Inspector for this district. has
returned 90 the city from his visit
20 Denver and Oihor interesting points
IN Colorado. He had a most delight
iul vacation and OF course had a nne
time.
A iiai car on Are shortly before
noon today IN the Santa W yards re-
suited IN q call for the department.
The car was taken 10 the brewery
where the names were soon gxtin.
guishod- presumably with Albuquer-
quo beer
Miss Elizabeth CrObsn. head walt
ross az the Alayarado. left this morn
ing ior a visit TO relatives az Charles
town, Mass Miss Katherine VIII
liams, recently OF ~ pnao, has sue
cooded Miss Cronln In the large dim
ing room.
The recital, with lpticon Views.
20 De given ut the Lead Avenue Meth.
odlst church on Thursday evening. on
"Ronert Burns, the Bard Of Scotland.
by Prof John a. Crum, d one OF tho
most 20 ho anticipated entertainments
on the calendar Tor the week.
W. 81 Fullerton. who has been in
the city for some days past. looking
after his business interests, viii leave
tonight Tor a trip 20 San Diego, Calf,
stopping on az Gallup for a few days
en route. lie expects 10 spend the
remainder Of the summer ia CALI
iornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Brakeman pass
ca through the city last week on their
wedding trip from points ON che Pa.
cihc coast. Mrs. Blakcman viii be re-
membered as Miss Mabel Hall. for
meFly OF this city. After spending
the day here they continued TO their
home IA m paso.
Workmon today began strinElng the
copper trolley wire out Second street
on the Traction company'a new ex-
tension. IA soon as the remainder Oi
4he copper wire arrives the trolley
line will be completed and cars put
10 operation, two now cars having
been ordered for the new extension
equipment.
Yesterday afternoon al o'clock. al
the Catholic cathedral ia Old Town,
she three-monthsol6 glrl baby OF AFR
and Mrs " W. Schmaimaack was
chrlatened by Rev Father Tomaaalni
The nttle lady ls named Lillian Vic
toria Schmalmaaci. and. 90 the cere-
mony yesterday afternoon tfus fheiin
acted az Godfather, and Miss Lillian
hosselden as GOdmother.
M y Kempenlch. Of Pcral;a. who
was IN the city Saturday on business.
has returned home. He stated while
here that men were at work On the
Loa Lunaa bridge, which was washed
out by high water some time ago
and that ,ho new bridge would be Ten
spans long He reported the fruii
crop Ia the Poralta district good,
with plenty Of rain falling.
While finishing a quarrel started %
the Penny Auditorium. John - Rod.
rigo of IA North Broadway, and Juan
iaEo attracted quite a crowd 60 a
spot in the rear nf the Albuquerque
Bowling Alleys. bot the police inter
fcrod before the bout had gone fal
enough Go allow OF picking d winner
hodrlgo was arrested bui later re
leased. iaEO made a getaway aad
hasn't been arrested al yet.
Saturday night ia the Popularity
contest 40 Che Casino. Mrs l. 81 Payne
took FIRST prize, receiving The largest
number of votes. and ihe pariOf lamp
also. Tonigat. I'm old Missouri" win
- presented, ia Belle Marie closing
"a successful three nights engagement
with Laos @'ghts performance. az
which the largest ana most aDpfecia'
tive audience That has filled The ca.
sino In several days was present
Chas. kunE. the Browns clever Sec
Ond baeeman, leaves tonight Tor Tia