Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-30

Fred. FornoI returned last night from
Bland.
T.B. Clements, OF cattle and sheep
fame, is spending the holidays In the
eity.
There will be free concert and dance
t the Orohestrion hall tomorrow night,
10 which all are cordially invited.
Joseph Deuisoh. Of Denver. represent.
ing the Northwestern Portrait company,
is Ia the city and will remain some time.
Rev g. NJ Bower. OF Lenaxa, Kansas,
he father Of Mrs. W. g. Hope, f. visiting
IN the city and expects u remain foI
some tiuie.
SleriH Hubbell returned les night
from Santa Fe. He was there TO testify
In the Gonzales murder case, bat the
trial was postponed until next Monday.
Prof. Hiram Hadiey, who attended the
educational association meeting at EAst
Las Vegas aud returned last night, will
continue 10 his Mesilla valley home TO-
morrow morning.
Undertaken Strong has received a
telegram from the father of George
frUtter. who died at the hospital on
Tuesday morning, asking him to ship
the remains 10 Atlanta, Ga.
George Moore aud jim Chambers were
arrested last night for lighting. They
were brought before Justice Crawfor !
his morning Moore was fined 30 but
Chambers was discharged as Il was his
frst Ofense
Miss b lie Schultz left this morning
tor Silver City, where she will vi Il
friends for few days aud then return u
her home In NJ Paso. The young lady Is
q sister OF Mesdames NOa Held, b Spitz
and jas Gfuusield.
The usual activity prevails At the rail-
road shops to day. The new belt for the
ly-Wheel Tor which they have been wait
ing for NV days arrived yesterday
Ih9 new air compressor and stationary
engine, which have Just been put in, are
working In good order to-day.
George Heller, a popular young gentle
man Of East st. Louis, H., who has been
lere the pact week the guest OF his bro
her, Richard Heller, will leave this even
ing for his Illinois home, while "Rlch-
ard. the younger" expects 10 return 10
his business Rt Cabezon TO morrow.
This morning. Whitney company re
ceiyed big consignment OF the White
sewing machines, for which they were
recently appointed agents. la connection
with the machines, there was also re-
ceiyei new spring wagon, prettily
plinted and lettered white" meaning
The White machines.
E. X Keller and Ella Hanks, writing
IRON. 663iS Walnut street, Kansas City,
Mo-, would like to know the present
whereabouts OF JOaeph Keller, black
smith. who some time ago worked for
the Gallup Coal Mining company. He
also worked at the shop OF Jacob korber
q Co a few years ago.
On Sunday next, New Years day. the
general delivery. registry and money
order windows at the pOatOlllCe, will be
open from $3.50 to IL o'clock for the
accommodation OF the public. During
that time registers will be handed out
and money orders paid, but no registers
will be taken and no money orders
issued Monday will be observed
az a legal holiday and the pOstofllce will
be open the same hours as on Sunday.
Hon. T. A. Finical, who was on visit
10 his old Ohio home and extended his
trip 10 Washington, where he put In
some good work for statehood, returned
70 the city last night. He reports himself
In tlna health, Weighing at least fifteen
pounds heavier than when he left for
the east, and he states that he Ia In
excellent lighting trim 10 do good legis-
lative work when the territorial legisla-
ture convenes next month at Santa Fe