Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-07


Gated. Being conducted on both the
European and American plans makes IL
very convenient. Dinidg room just
opened, a0t Is strictly lrst-clsss, meals
ut all hours until midnight.
Paul BetzIer. the junior member OF
The klk htm. Ia telling a good story on a
certain gentleman, wherein lie bet u e
latter $40 TO a that his check would
not be honored. The gentleman defed
the bet, and drew q check for sew
eral hundred dollars. The check was
presented this morning but was not
cashed, the name written thereon being
torn of. and In consequence Paul is a
dollar richer. la ttiii1g the story to
lHE CITIZEN Paul s,udiOusiy avoided
mentioning the nam OF the gentleman
who made the bet, and hence the best
part OF the joke Is missing.
j. ". Mason. who was the stationary
engineer nj the local railway shops. has
resigned, and with HE son, Charlie Ma
son, who WAS the assistant binder OF the
bindery department Of THE CITIZEN, will
| ave this evening Tor Omaha, Neb., where
they will locate In the future. They
have many friends here, who will join
The CITIZEN In wishing them success
aud health Ia their new location. A. II
Holman. formerly a we'll known engineer
on the road, takes the position Of station
AIRY engineer made vacant by the resigna
tiOn OF Mr.. Mason.
TIE CITIZEN has received an invitation
10 attend a reception and ball to be given
by the Grand International Auxiliary TO
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive I'm
gineers. In honor Of the grand president.
Mrs. ". y. Murdoch. on Friday evening,
February 10, at the OLA Fellows hall.
The smoke house Of Charles Reister, on
Williams street In the south part Of
town, took Gre this afternoon from the fire
with which he was smoking some beef.
The tre department turned out promptly
and the fire was extingnished before
much damage had been done.
The national house OF representatives
| yesterday passed u bill authorizing Albu-
buerque 10 tissue $4,000 worth OF munich
pal bonds. The object OF the bill Is TO en-
able the city TO take up the outstanding
| warrants which amount TO nearly that
sum.
j. L.Bell Il Co.. the proprietors OF the
| up-to-date metropolitan grocery store, on
south Second street. carry n very large
and varied stock OF staple and fancy gro
ceries and a satisfy the demands OF the
most fastidiOus Of customers.
Men, your attention, Attend the spe-
cial sale on shirts, night shirts, collars,
cuffs, socks at about half the price you
have been paying elsewhere. This sale
takes place only once a year. Golden
Rule Dry Goods Co.
Two gentlemen. with Driver George
| Stevens behind "a pair OF 0xeDdine's
horses, left this morning for the Jemez
hot springs. They will find travelling ex.
ceedingly hard In such disagreeable
weather.
The wife and daughter OF W. II. Kerr.
the barber who wa shot yesterday in
santa fe by another barber, W. j.
slaughter, have been In this city on a
visit to friends for the past ten days.
An early riser gives the information
that this morning was the coolest OF the
present winter, the Thermometer at sew
eral places registering a few degrees be-
low zero at b o'clock.
Berthold spitz, OF the dry goods lrm OF
h. llfeld X Co., In reported considerably
better to-day. He has been a great
sufferer the past two weeks with asthma
aud grip.
II. Hauser, connected with Lsntry's
grading outfit at Ash Fork. out west
came in OH No. 2 last night aud put W
at the Sturges European.
Ladies' dresses. gents suits cleaned
81 90. dyed $1.15. with pressing)
Feathers, gloves, straw hats, etc. dyed
2l9 west Coal avenue.
Washing and ironing done at 40 Cop
per avenue. Satisfaction guaranteed b,
Mrs. Washington Il Co. Give us q trial
Colored laundry.
A large line OF boys oyercosts. from
years upward, at less than one-helf theil
, value, In order to dispose Of same
RoseD valid Bros.
The beat ice cream and ice cream soda
q the city to be had at Dslaney's Cand.
Kitchen. Second street.
Highest cash prices paid for furnitur
and household goods. Automatic ph0n'
l79. L. A. WRITTEN.
DO not fail TO attend the De We're con
cert Wednesday evening, February
A grand musical treat.
Best on earth, Gideon Queen cook stov
See II at 205 south First street.
Highest prices paid for gents clothtn
!, at Harris, III Gold avenue.
Merchants lunch every morning at tn
White Elephant.
Anew and big stock Of lamps. Whit
ney Co.
Gas fitting and plumbing. Whitney G
Sock sale at the Phoenix.
10 CENTS PER POUND