Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13


o. al the FirN Methodist church Sun
day, October a. "a one oi the ahlest
men IN the Episc0pacy. he ig q bril-
liant orator and noted for his clio.
qucncc This o. Bishop Mooroa lrat
visit io this city and q o. rare on.
Iporiuniiy 10 hear a noted preacher.
The third end last race of the
series between Meears brccn and
l.ousdalo was SLATED last night al the
I Railroad Avenue Rink Il was won
I By Lonsdale In 5.is and he was de-
cinrod the victor in the series, hav
I Ing won two oui of three Lonadale
I lost skate ID the third Tap $50 that
7 a new start had 20 be made. which
added fo che excitement and interest
OF thc occaalor a large attendance
gro0tod the racers. A party "
University students occupied fhe Ink
from the reHlar closing hours until
mldnIgnt.
Mr.. and Richard Powers ana child
FORMER Albuquerque citizens. but for
I toe past use years residing in Wash
inrton. ID C.. are here for q month.
visiting relatives and friends. and O..
pcclnlly thu mothers. Mrs Powers,
Mrs. g. 2. Jones. and sister Mrs.
Harry o. Johnson. Mr. Powers learn.
ed tho printing trade under the writer
I of ihla item. and % bocomla us to tell
I The lruth-he a hra. GLASS in ON The
branches nf me Fart presorYailve TIE
| ls a thorough linotype maehinlston-
orator. and holds a paying position ln
lIhc government printing once OF
Washington. -. C. Tho other New
Mexican printers In the government
ONCE are VIII Mattoy. j. ID william
son and Bcrringer. and they are Ike.
wise getting along nicely
Tho funeral of Augustus Girurd.
whose death occurred Thursday even.
I lng, viii take place from tho lmmacu-
/ late Conception church Monday murn-
/ ing at o'clock. The SON Frank Ctr
ard who Il ln Barnard, kas.. has been
heard from and win reach home Sun-
day evening The son living On Los
Angeles win bo unable To- attend the
funeral. as viii The sister living lu
Denver lutormont win be- made ut
Santa Barbara cemetery %. 81.
strong's Sons will be IN charge of the
arr ngcmentE
fhe kiopemcnt put on at Che
Elks' opera house last night proved
mo- better drawing card than any VI
the several other good bills glyon this
week by the Frank Rich stock come
pany The entire house numbered
scarcely hundred people. yct DE
show was "a good one Wanted o. As
/ Divorce ls Che hll Tonight on ,l-
morrow evening the company viii Soc
peas the widow Bedof' 40 the Ca
slno." ai reduced prices
Andres TrulliO. Is widely known
native citizen. died Of his home ln
B8rolas. yesterday iu his thirty
seventh year. ne was prominent iu
politics and was the proprietor 0f %
general merchandise store lu Soufh
Albuquerque fcv many years A vito
and two children survive Mr. TruiIllo.
The funeral took place at The Church
of the Sacred Heart This morning o.
$3.50 o'clock.
The funeral OF Moisas Garcia whose
death WAS chroulcled On The Evening
Citizen occurred yesterday morning
from tho old town Catholic church
and wns largely attended Tho Mu.
iunl Protective society, of which hn
was q member. headed by band
marched With the funeral rortogo 90
the Santa Barbara cemiery, whore
burial took place.
Presbyterian church
Mrs Frank link who has been bone
the past few weeks visiting hor hro'h-
er. j. ~ Fenncr. and wife Wil leave
tomorroW morning Tor ber homo at
Esiancia Tho lady has enjoyed her
SELF yory much during her stay u che
city.
Abe Coon one OF the best known
citizens of central and southern Now
Mexico. with home at SoCorro, camc
iu from the south thiB morning. and
called coo The Evening Citizen Office in
.hc afternoon Mr. Coon s taking a
lay-on. the nrsi ln many years. and
win leave tonight FOR New York. where
Boz goes to yislt three sisters whom be-
has NOT seen iur many years. and OF
course transact some private matters
back in BITS old New YORK home lie
viii Doe absent about q month on SIX
weeks. and ho Intends 90 have "a good
qnaf and Ia nnnH line