Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-06

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ished threshing his oats. he ands that he
has 500 bushels from about eleven acres.
lie ia more than satisfied with the yield.
Otto Berger, the Railroad avenue ba-
ker, won the horse. wagon and harness
that A. ID. johnson rbfIlsd Oh, by a
strange chance, the winning number be-
log l.
Brockmeier Il Cox, the e~nterprisiDg
plumbers are advertising their business
by showing a fine new delivery wagon,
which msde Ia appearance yesterday for
the FIRST time.
W. II. II. BOnebrake, the Denver repre-
sentative OF the Majestic steel ranges, il
IN the city. and white here will make his
headquarters at the store Of the Donahoe
Hardware company.
Captain Jose Luna, OF the Cuban army
who has been spending a few days in
thil city. went TO Santa Fe last night.
Ne expects to be joined by a friend In a
few days, when the two will leave for
Manila.
Mrs. J. ". Burke, the esiimable wife Of
a popular Santa Ne Pacific conductor, Is
here from Winslow as the guest Of Mrs.
George II. Frost, wife OF RED Hot" the
conductor Of the Santa Fe Pacific fast
passenger trains.
Mrs. A. b. Brown received word yester-
day from Floyd Bone, now located In the
City Of Mexico. announcing tie birth Of
a daughter on December l. Friends will
remember Mrs. Bone as Miss Guthrie,
who formerly lived here.
j.. NJ. Skinner, a business gentleman
OF Golden. is here to day. and he can be
found purchasing goods from our whole
sale merchants. He represents the min
ing town Of Golden in hrst class condi.
ton, financial and otherwise.
The Deming Headlight says: u. X.
Holmes, representing TIE ALBUQUERQUE
CITIZEN. made the Headlight a pleasant
call Thursday. Mr.. Holmes is always a
welcome visitor at this office when he
makes his business trips to this section. >
Arthur Heyn, bookkeeper. and Ernest
c. Zweiger, clerk, both popular employees
Of the big general merchandise store OF
John Becker, enjoyed the Sabbath In the
metropolis. They returned 10 Belen on
yesterday mornings early south. bound
train.
On Friday evening, December 10, Alamo
Hive, No. I. l. o. T. NJ, will give their
FIRST annual ball at the ArmOry hall. and
the committee, in charge Of arrangements
and ticket selling, states that the affair
will prove one Of the grand successes Of
the present season.
The dead horse" goods Of Wells, Far.
go Express company were auctiOned on
by Auctioneer Knight yesterday morn.
ing, and there were present quite a large
crowd OF buyers. Some got good bar
gains, but a majority we'll. It wouldn't
do TO tell what some OF the packages con.
tanned.
About three weeks ago, Edward Dodd.
who is doing the brick work on the Grant
building with his partner. I'd. Lembke
wfenched the ankle OF his right foot, To.
day he was around with the leg In a
cruteh, and he finds navigation very slow,
Il Will be some time before the foot can
be used.
George @. Gainsley, the shoe dealer,
received a message from his clerk, Fred.
Ward. who is at Phoenix. stating that
the lRtteT's brother, Frank Ward, died at
Phoenix, Arizona, yesterday morning.
The deceased was the junior member Of
the Phoenix shoe flrm OF Wilson & Ward,
aud was a most excellent business man.
The bereaved brother will return 20 this
city Saturday or Sunday evening.
TIE CITIZEN was informed yesterday
that the frame house occupied by 8. D
Lucas, at Ash Fork, was destroyed by Ore
the other evening, the fire originating
from sparks from an engine. Mr.. Lucas
ia the bOOkkeeper for Lantry & Sons, rail,
road contractors. When Mr., Lucas wac
here a short time ago he informed Thu
CITIZEN that on or about the FIRST OF Jan
usTy, the big railroad contractors would
establish their headquarters In this city
g.. l.. Brooks, the energetic live stock
agent, who knows almost every stock,
maj. in the states and territories west OF
the Mississippi valley, states that Grant
Gillett, 10 his knowledge, was never In
this city or anywhere else along the
santa Fe road. lie was much amused
over the Optic article, wherein s. d
Montgomery, OF Patterson, n. NJ, wa
made TO appear 10 the role Of Gillett, the
Ascending and dae!ng Kansas Cattle
king.
A, LOmbardO, the senior member OF
the Third street grocery irm OF LON
bardO X P%alladino, expects TO leave IN d
few weeks for New York, where he will
take a steamer for a trip to Italy. Ht
will be abssnt for a year, possibly unit
the Paris exposition In 1900, after which
he will return 10 the city accompanied
by his wife and children who are nov
soiourning Ia Italy. While away, hi,
partner, Mr.. Palladlno, will be In full.
charge OF the grocery store on NORTH
Third street,
Printer-Preaoher nay.