Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-07-04
ABOUT TOWN

sioner of Sandoval county, is in the
city today.
| F. L. Schneider of Grants. ~ NJ,
| and his brother, ]. w. Schneider OF
emer, Iowa, are in the city today.
| Nothing doing at the court house
today. Get your marriage licenses
and file your divorce suits tomorrow.
w. II. Voght, a merchant of Glor-
ietta, who has been in the city on
business, left for his home last night.
| j. c. Ferger and Arthur Everitt left
last night on No. s for Saratoga,
| n. Y.
Two Cinnamon, one for New York
City and the other for Pittsburg, Pa,
passed through Albuquerque this
morning on No. 10.
A cement sidewalk has been placed
| In front of the Korber addition
| building, in which the city Jail and
| police court rooms are located.
The first six rows of seats at the
| Casino VIII be reserved tonight in
| order to permit all who desire to re-
serve seats. The price is 35 cents.
Mrs. j. A. Hall, of Miamisburg, O.,
arrived here last night and will visit
in the city with her son and daughter,
John Hall and Mrs. NJ. NJ. butcher.
| Passenger train No. ? arrived here
| this morning at 1915 o'clock, two
hours and fifteen minutes late, due to
waiting at Ash Fork, Ariz., for the
Prescott train.
The merry-go-round which was
formerly located near the corner of
Second and Lead avenue, Is now
ready for business in old town near
Traction park.
Hugo Schultz, a merchant of Ala
| media, arrived in the city last night.
He will meet his brother from Ger
many, who will pass through Albu-
querque tomorrow morning on No.
10.
Henry Peald, the old miner, who
reUt1 1tly while in Jail discovered $40
gold piece, out of which he paid his
fine nd who was re-arrested the next
night for being drunk, will leave to-
night for Gallup.
Oliv nr Tipitt, of Williams, Arizona,
and Mlas Lena Armijo, daughter of
Mrs. Julia Armijo, 407 West Copper
| avenue, were married yesterday af
| ternoon by Justice of the Peace w.
w. Mcclellan.
E. H. McMillim, MERCHANT of
| Silver City, passed through Albu-
| querque this morning. en- route to the
| meeting of the Grand Commandery
| of the Knights Templar to be held
at Syracuse, n. Y.
DIR. Howell, E. n Healey, F. G.
| Fischer, r. Emery Davis, c. K.
| Beery. Miss Helen Frake and c. II.
| Wall and wife, of Belen. arrived here
| this morning on No. 10 to witness
the races at the Traction park
| Mrs. Eben d. Jackson and daugh-
ters, Ruth and Helen. of Upland,
| Neb, who have been visiting DR..
| Patchin's family of 2O7 North High
street, left Tuesday afternoon on No.
| 3 to Los Angeles and other points in
| California.
| Brigadier General f. d. Thomas,
commanding the department of Colo
| RADIO. with headquarters at Denver, is
| expected to Tass throush Albuquer-
| uuc tnmoIlow or SATURDAY He has
| been attending the unvc nng of the
| "8ucky' o'NCill monument at Pres
colt, Arizona.
An unknown Indian employed by
! the Santa Fe at Gallup, was brought
| to the railroad hospital here this
| morning suffering rom a number of
contusions of the head, face, nose,
| mouth and neck, and a dislocated
| ankle as a result of freight wrecl:
at Gallup yesterday.
| F.. S. Garcia. constable under
Justice of the Peace w. w. McClel-
| Ian and at present acting police
| judge, was arrested last night by the
police for being drunk and disorder
| ly. When arraigned I'M police court
this morning, Garcia pleaded guilty
| and was fined IS.
The case of DR.. Nacamuli, acting
Italian consul, against G.. Badaracco,
| due to be heard in police court this
morning, was continued this morning
| by Acting Police Judge Mcclellan un-
| til 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, on
account of the absence of the com
! planning witness and the defendant
\ pleasant feature of albuquerque S
| Fourth of July celebration today is
the arrival at tht home of 5. r. Vann,
! 2l9 North Granite avenue. of a
| bouncing baby boy. at o'clock this
morning. Father Vann and Grand
| father Vann are wearing huge smiles
on their faces and everybody connect
| ed rejoices.
| A reception and farewell dinner
! was given in honor of II. NJ. Danahy
and Il. f. Landolf last night at the
home of the Misses Goss at 315
| North Fifth street. The guests of
New York, Saturday and will also at
tend the Elks' convention at Phila-
! delphia.
Harry l.. Mandy. of San Marcial. n
NJ, and Miss Maud Snyder. of New
ton, Kan, were quietly married Tues
d6y morning at 3 o'clock at the par
sonage of the Trinity NJ. f. church.
Rev. G.. NJ. Gibson. They left imme-
diately for their future home in San
| Marcial, where Mr.. Mandy is an en-
ploye of the Santa Fe railway. They
passed through Albuquerque today.
Four years ago today, Lawrence
Lee, the young nephew of City Clerk
Harry f. Lee, had his left arm torn
placed, which, when thrust on the
canes in which dynamite caps are
placed, which. when thrust on theh
pavement, causes a loud explosion. As
a result of the accident to young Lee
an agitation swept over the city and
in less than four months after the
Fourth of 1903, the city council had
passed its famous ordinance prohibit
ing the discharge of fireworks in the
city limits, the sale of fireworks in
the city and making any violations of
the ordinance punishable by "A heavy
fine and a jail sentence.
Cheapest accident insurance-Dr
Thomas Eclectric Oil. stops the pain
and heals the wound All Druggists
sell il.