Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-03

joyed the holidays with her parents.
The Young lady resumed her studies at
the Sisters academy this morning Mr..
0tero made a pleasant call at this Office
this afternoon, and stated that his sec.
ton OF Valencia county was In a prosper
u condition and all the ranchmen and
farmers, owing to the prevailing good
times, were meeting their debts and
mortgage obligations. The gentleman
returns 10 Cubero this evening
L. y. Bartlett, for years the boss painter
at the local railway shops, left last night
for Los Angeles, he being transferred TO
the California shops, Several friends
were at the depot TO see him safely on
the train. Mrs. Bartlett and children
will remain in the city until Mr.. Bartlett
secures a comfortable house for them In
Los Angeles They are most excellent
people, old residents Of this city, and THE
CITIZEN regrets their departure.
10 a note to THE CITIZEN, Mrs. Ella G
Shields states that she enjoyed a splendid
vacation among relatives and friends OF
Illinois and Kansas, but "ihe weather
was beastly cloudy, muddy, sleety and
cold enough to freeze your bones" The
lady is now at Wichita, Kansas, and will
remain there until January 10, when she
goes on the road to travel.
James Devine. the First Regiment band
leader. returned to Phoenix last night. 4,
resume his old position AZ band teacher
at the government Indian school there
Nr. Devine came In from Phoenix abou'
two weeks ago, but there was not enough
money here, 40 he returned west.
John T. Barraclough, OF the populal
hardware firm Of 4 J. Post i Co, IL In
the city from Oakland, Cal, and will re.
main here several weeks. Mr.. Barfa
clough states that California IL suffering
for want Of rain, the rainy season nov
being behind about two months.
NJ. ". Browne aud wife, and G. +
Jones, who were south enjoying the New
Year with friends-the former at SOcorTo
and Mr.. Jones at BeleD, passed through
the city last night en- route TO Las Vegas,
Velveteen, l7hc, 25c, 37Kc, soc per
yard. A splendid lineof ribbon al great.
ly reduced prices. A complete line Of
dress Innings. Genuine linen lace at &c
per yard and upwards. The MAZE.
Il. II. Harlow, the division master me.
chanic for the Santa Fe Pacific at Gallup
was here yesterday swapping "old year
jokes with his lodge friends. He returned
TO Gallup last night.
Episcopal oyster supper tomorrow
night at Grants opera house, from s
O'Clock p. m. till 7:3l. Oysters will also
be served after the Kirmiss performance
There is only enough money In the
general comfy fund to pay about fifty
cents on the dollar OF outstanding bills
against the county.
Ninety nine cents buy a h~annelette
wrapper, colors oil boiled; regular price,
S1.25. See them at The Economist.
Hon. Sol. Luna and wife, Of Los Lunas,
were In the city yesterday, coming In
from Santa Fe last Saturday night.
The board OF county commissioners Il
in session at the court house, dispOsine
OF the business Of the past year.
"The New 81 Perkins" coach, with thu
company. came In from the north las
night, and continued west.
r. W. Warren and wife, OF I'll Paso
came In from the south last night and
are at Sturges' European.
Mrs. Il. Frick and daughter, and Chas
X. Frick, OF Philadelphia, are registered
at Sturges' European.
Just think Of Ill Beautiful fur bOas
and muffs at half New York cost, at the
Big Store.
Don't forget that Newcomer has the
finest line Of diaries in the city.
Best Lucca olive oil In bulk, forty
cents a pint, at LOmbardo 8.
'Possums, 'pOssums, 'pOssums, $i.bO
apiece. San Jose Market.
Ice wool shawls. in black and cream
color, at The Economist.
Odds and ends In every department at
half price at HELD Bros.
Miss Albright will assist at the Kir-
miss tomorrow night.
Ducks and chickens, 10 cents a pound.
San Jose Market.
Children's fur sets at 70 cents, at the
Big Store.
Chinese and Japanese mating. Whit
ney Co.
Holiday lamps. DOnahoe Hardware Co.
Room moulding, whitney Co.
Plumbing. whitney Co.
A hot thiDg-Cerrillos coal.