Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-01-23

Hold some hands-it's out of sight!
f. L. Price of Belen spent yester-
day i'm this city.
w. II. Healey came i'm from Belen
last night on business.
Judge Jesus Romero returned from
a visit to the territorial capital.
II. II. Case is registered from the
city of Mexico at the Alvarado.
f.. L. Edlinwood of Bisbee, Ariz.,
is among the visitors here today.
Hon Amado Chaves, who was at
Santa Fe the past couple of days, has
returned to this city.
D. L. Murphy, hide buyer, has left
for a brief stay at points in Arizona
in the interest of his employers.
Charles L. Thayer of Golden came
i'm last night and will remain here
during the day on business.
j. Linde of st. Louis, the general
representative of Rice, Silk & Co., is
here calling upon the dry goods trade
Raymond Lester, representing the
n. X. Fairbanks people, has reparted
for Flagstaff, Ariz., to look after his
trade.
Mrs. Anna Mugler of Santa Fe is in
Albuquerque, enjoying a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Herman Hase, of
west Lead avenue.
Attorney T.. w. Dobson, who has
been attending the opening of the
legislative session at Santa Fe, re-
turned to this city last night.
Gregory Page, Gallup's most prom
iment politician, came in from Santa
Fe last night and is spending the day
here on important business.
Jose Rafael Romero, county COM
missioner of Sandoval county, COM
pleted his business and returned to
his home at Bernalillo this morning.
Charles Grandi, proprietor of the
White House bar on south First
street, is in sore distress these days
He is suffering with several trouble
some boils.
John Sutherland, territorial rep
resentative for the Armour company
went west yesterday afternoon and
will probably be absent for a week or
ten days.
mining man is confined to his home
on west Coal avenue with a slight at
tack of pneumonia. He hopes to be
around in few days.
County Commissioner c. F. Spader
who has been in this city for a few
days, returned to Bernalillo In time
to attend the regular meeting of the
board this morning.
Frank Hubbell and Thos. S. Hub
bell, who have been i'm Santa Fe wit
Messing the opening of the 37th ter
ritorial legislature, returned to this
city last night.
At the office of Probate Clerk Wal
ker, in the Bernalillo county court
house, this afternoon, a marriage IL
cense was issued to Edward Farr and
Mabel Heyn, both of Albuquerque.
Don Stewart, who has been the
Needles cashier for the Santa Fe for
some months. has been promoted to
the position of agent at Bagdad. II
G. Brengle takes his place at Needles.
John w. Sullivan, superintendent OF
the mines of the Pennsylvania Devel-
opment company in the Hagan coal
fields, came in yesterday for a con-
ference with Col. w. S. Hopewell.
Judge Ira. A. Abbott returned to
the city last night, the session of the
supreme court having adjourned yes
terday. The judge will be in his
chambers at the court house here to-
day.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Anna
Wright occurs this afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock, instead of $3.50 o'clock as
was enormously published. The body
will be shipped to Bay City, Michigan
for burial.
The championship game of basket
ball will be played at the Casino Fri
day night, Jan. 20, between the u. n.
Nj. and the A. and NJ. college, of Me-
silla Park. Dance after the game.
Ellis orchestra.
A canvass of the vote in the late
Justice of the peace election in Ber-
nalillo county occupied the attention
of the board at the meeting of the
county commissioners on Monday, to
the exclusion of other business.
Hon. f. S. Neal and wife of Garri-
son, n. D., were here yesterday the
guests of NJ. w. Flournoy. Mr.. Neal
was instrumental in the organization
of the First National bank of Engle,
n. NJ, with a capital of $500. Mr..
Neal, who is a wealthy cattleman,
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