Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-23
LooAL PARAGRAPHS.

'Possums, squirrels and rabbits at the
SAN JOSE MARKET.
Fresh young dressed ducks at 10 cents
a pound. at the Fish Market.
Free lunch always on hand at the
Paradise. Bachechi Il 9iOmi.
Bargains In carpets for the remainder
OF this month at May q Faber's.
Albuquerque Cycle and Arms company;
bicycles for rent, all new, 1899. lis Gold
avenue.
n. Il. BlWell returned last night from
a business trip to the southern part Of
tho territory.
Mrs. W. NJ. Poates, Of Los Angeles, and
Mrs. A. II. Stretto, OF New Orleans, La =,
are at the Grand Central.
W. .. PfaPger, Of Roswell, came IN
from tho south last night and will visit
Abuquerque friends for q few days.
Geo. @. Gainsley & Co. are presenting
their patrons with the neatest permanent
calendar that has appeared In this city.
Ohas. Roo and wife will onjly their
Christmas turkey Ia Denver. They will
leave for the Colorado capital this syen-
ing
Miss Maggie DUR is In the cifyfrom
Fulton, Mo-, visiting with the faulty OF
Vim. Farr, aud will remain several
Neeks.
LOst-An envelope addressed 10 Fila
menA Wilmington, containing o., cash.
Finder please leave at this office and re-
eeive reward.
Mrs Harry Haggerty arrived here last
night from Chicago. Mr.. Haggerty IL
sick and has been In the city for the
past few weeks.
Miss Emma Huning. daughter OF Louis
Huntng, has returned 10 her home at Les
Lnnas, after n short visit 10 the Misses
Carscellen Of this city.
Rvrything needed to round out q
inst class Christmas dinner can be OBJ.
tained at the Fish market. Now Is the
time 70 leave your orders
A. A. Grant, the capitalist and owner
OF The Morning Democrat, left last night
tor his Los Angeles headquarters. He
viii be absent several weeks.
Col. Harris received q letter 20 day
iteting that his mining property In 81.
ezra county was producing from 300 10
400 ounces OF silver 10 thu ton.
George Kaseman. the popular day
ticket agent OF the depot, is arranging TO
leave in "A few days for Pennsylvania.
where he will visit for a few weeks.
A benefit ball will be had at the ArmOry
hall this evening under the auspices OF
the A. o. U. W. and | o o. II. lodges.
The affair will no doubt be largely
attended.
I. j. Curran, representing the Equlta
bic Life Assurance society, returned from
a northern trip last night, and will prob.
ably remain In the city until after
Christmas day.
Regular meeting OF Adah Chapter, No.
10, o.. X. g., this evening at Z 30 o'clock In
Masonic Temple. Installation OF officers.
BY order OF the worthy matron. Hsnie
Y Butler, secretary.
William Mcintosh and Duncan McGilli
yrny. the sheep raiseTs OF the Chilli
nelghbOrhOOd, drove In from their ranch
late yesterday afternoon. They will re-
main during the holidays.
Pea coal Ia more extensively used than
any other size for domestic purposes In
the hard coal regions OF Pennsylvania,
although II 10 not sold as cheap there as
We furnish II. Get a trial order. Hahn
& Co.
D. W. Allen, OF 81. Louis, arrived in the
city last night, being met at the depot
by his son, Prof. Il. A. Allen, the popular
superintendent Of the government In
dian school. The visitor will remain
several weeks.
Miss Elsie HELD. who has been here
the past month visiting relatives and
winning friends by her sweet disposition,
I left last night for Las Vegas, where she
will remain for a few days, and then re-
turn TO her home at Santa Ne.
j. W. Miller, the general merchant and
Indian trader at the Jemez village, IL
expected here In a few days on his way
TO Pennsylvania, where his wife and sou
have been visiting the past few months.
During his absence q. II. Spader, who
had charge OF the hotel at the Sulphur
hot springs last summer, will attend TO
the JemeZ village store.
Henry Carpenter. known as the uncle"
and sage" OF Tijeras canyon. il here to-
day, and when he returns 10 the canyon
tomorrow morning his pockets will have
undergone a change, brought about by
Visiting the toy stores OF the city The
little children OF Tijeras canyon all know
Uncle" Henry, aud they are not forgot
ten when Christmas arrives.
The pupils Of the government Indisn
school are preparing to give a hne Christ
mas entertainment at the Indian school
to morrow, to which people from the city
are invited. One OF the features OF the
entertainment will be a cantata OF sixty
ehildren's voices. Arrangements will
probably be made 20 have some public
conveyance run out to the Indian school
for the benefit OF those who wish TO at
tend the entertainment.
IL IL learned here that T. B. Catfon IL
interested In the Aztec mine at Eliza
BEETHOVEN, this territory, where a very
rich strike was recently made. Colonel
Il. @ Wilson, late OF Cripple Greek, who
Is the present superintendent Of the
property. is said 10 have at last broken
through into the original vein. and has
encountered a large body Of ore Of eK-
eaedlng richness Ii Is also understood
that Wilson and his Chicago associates
long z secured q bond on the mine for
100000, the same having been given by
James Lynch and the heir Of the Shelby