Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-29

west. After a brief conference, Mr.. Ian
try returned north on the No. 2, while
Mr.. Hauser registered at Sturgee' Euro
This evening.
Sweet breads, brains, smoked white
feb, lamb tongues, tripe, head cheese,
boiled ham, pressed ham. liver wurst,
wiener wurst. bologna, Excelsior Farm
gausage. DeerfOOt Farm sausage, chick
ms, chicken and tongue sausage, blood
wurst, young veal, cali's liver, fresh 1sh.
oysters, and everything else under the
sun at the San JOsE MARKET.
Francisco Sanchez was arrested last
night for being drunk and dis0fderly 10
the acre. Ne was brought before Justice
crawford this morning and sentenced to
pay a nne Of $40 OF 10 work for ten days
IN the street gang. He refused 10 choose
either horn OF the dilemma and va
thrown into the dungeon ~ q COM
promise.
Harry Miles, who for several years was
the popular Santa re railway agent at
Las Cruces. passed up the road last night
after a visit 10 Las Cruces friends. Mr.
Miles Is now a travelling freight agent Of
the Santa Fe road with headquarters and
home at Wichita. Kansas.
II you want bargains in paints. var
niahes, ola, etc, give 9. A. Hudson a call.
Since the FIRE, Mr.. Hudson has two shops
-one on Gold avenue. almost opposite
THE CITIZEN, and the other on north
second street, opposite Trimble's livery
stables.
Col. Max Frost, the well.known editor
OF the New Mexican. Santa re, was q
passenger going north last night after a
visit 10 III PasO. The colonel will con-
tinue north 10 Chicago. He will be alb
sent from the territory for several weeks.
W. NJ. Weaver, general manager OF the
Crescent Coal company; ". *. Pratt,
secretary, and X. N. Frazer are In the
city, arriving from Gallup last night.
fhe gentlemen are here on business con
nected with the coal company.
Yesterday afternoon, while Toney
0OullOdOn was AZ work at the Grant
building, some sneak thief took from his
vest, which was hanging near by, his
gold watch. and Toney Ia without a time
piece to-day.
X. "A. Jenkins. formerly OF this city,
writes from Alexandria, Mo, and states
that on Thanksgiving morning his wife
presented the household with a ten
pound baby girl Mother and child do.
ing we'll.
Ignacia sandoyal de Anaya, wife OF
Francisco AnayA, died at s O'Clock this
morning from heart disease. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing from the old town Catholic church.
Auctionesr knight has been engaged
10 sell at public auction the unclaimed
packages held by the Wells. Fargo Xxx.
press company. The sale will take place
GA Monday, December 8.
A Majestic Range would be nice pres.
emit for your wife this Nmss. Select one
during u cooking next wock and gel
the advantage OF our special Uher. Don
ahOe Hardware company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MutCllor. o
Chicago, who have spent n coupe o.
weeks IN this city, taking Photographic
views OF residences, left last night FOL
Los Angeles.
A first. class horse, phaetOn aud har
ness-an exceptionally nice outfit, viii
be sold at a sacrifice. Inquire at tn
Office Of Tx CITIZEN.
Photographs equal In finish to New
York City work. for only "a per dozen, a
TUG hlOtlBht nv AoilOihi 40 hoitl
Third street.
Prof. J.. p. Owen, who Is one OF the out
side rustlers for the Equitable Life AZ
sursnce society, left for the south thi
morning.
Please engage your time for sitting
and avoid waiting at the albright Al
Parlors," 1l3 north Third street.
Highest cash prices paid for furnitur
md household goods. Automatic phOn
= t79. T. A. WRITTEN.
4, There are others, but none 40 good q
the CerrillOs lump coal sold Hahn 4 @
The oyster paTlors at the Midland al
open until 10 o'clock every evening.
Chickens, 10 cents per pound. Blancl
ard Meat and Supply company.
Big sale OF blankets and comforter
This week at B. Ilfeld " Co.'S.
Merchants lunch every morning at n
p White Elephant.
u See the new silk skirts and petticoaI
: at the Phoenix.
8 A new and big stock Of lamps. Viii
n ney Co.
FOR trunks and y%alises, 2l5 south Fir
street.