Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-22
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Carlos Bscs, sheriff OF Valencia county.
Is In the city to-day from Los Lunss.
g. l.. Brooks, the w%eli-known railway
live stocks agent, returne 10 the city
last night from the north.
Miss Anita Armijo. a popular young
lady Of Old Albuquerque, ls at Gallup,
where will spend Q few days.
The Colorado Telephone q Telegraph
company ]. *. klder manager, will soon
have Q new ''csrd Of subscribers" issued.
IL IL learned that 8. r. Dutton, mama
ger OF the santa Fe's Hotel Csstansda at
Las Vegas, has resigned, and will enter
the employ Of the 81. Paul railroad a.
manager OF Its dining Q system.
Al Bsdarracco's summer garden there
Will be bowling for turkeys On Saturday,
sunday M Monday evenings. The
grounds will be illuminated and all who
attend are guaranteed . pleasant time.
DR.. j.. A Henry. after q serious spell OF
sickness, Is improving, and will soon be
able to receive the congratulations OF his
many friends who have a~nxiously
watched his heroic battle for recovery.
Mike asndell and family will Boon re-
ceive as guests and entertain for the re.
matnder OF the winter, Mrs. X. Msndell
and her daughter. Buenelis, Of New York
CITY. The ladies are ct present visiting
In Texas,
8. T. Douthirt and family are enjoying
. Visit from an old friend, DR.. Joseph
Cutler, Of fleetwood, Ohio, who has been
prominently connected with the politics
Of the Buckeye state. Ths gentleman en-.
poets to 90 to Riverside, California, TO
spend the winter.
The foot ball team from the Indian
school will play . match game Christ
mas day with the Las Cruces team nj the
latter place. Among those who will nc.
company the home team TO assist in
pulling II to victory will be Frank Lee,
who 10 we'll posted In the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. p. Bdis have changed
their residence 70 902 north second street,
and this move brings the three gentle
men connected with the wool securing
mill Into one nsighborhood, ~ Messrs. |
bearup and Wilkinson both live within q
stones throw Of the above number.
Capt. ". s. French. the we'll known
cattle raiser, who has many friends here. |
has a brother, General French, In the |
English 8rmy and o In South Africa.
Mr.. French himself served In the knR- |
lish army under the title he carries, and
has all the appearance Of Q thorough |
trained soldier.
Mesdames Alfred and Ivan GrunsfOld, |
~ we'll ~ the many other friends Of the
lady, are regretfully preparing TO ssy
al rev0ir 10 Miss Nusoaum, sister OF the
above mentioned ladies, who Is about to
return 10 her Chicago home after Q de-
lightful visit here, not the first, and IL |
Is hoped not the last.
Once more there Is to be changes In the
management Of the local Harvey house.
b. Mccormick Is TO 90 TO Texas. and this
IL In the nature OF q promotion. The
CITIZEN Is sorry to lose him, a. he has
made friends with all here. The new
managers name At present unknown,
will take charge at an early day. W.. 9. |
Ltppincott. formerly at Gallup, Ia the
present cashier.
j. U. McIntosh, who acted as The CIT.
IzEN's special correspondent In the Phil
iDpines until his return TO the United
States, to-day presented this office several
extra dne maps OF those islands, tor
which he has the thanks Of this Office.
Ar. NcIntosh Is now q resident Of this
city, and his place In the Philippines has
been taken up by ". q. Simpson, who 10
on the niing line and has not been heard
from for the past few weeks.
Captain A. B. Fitch and his esteemed
wife were on the south bound train last
nioht returning home from q visit to
their sons. Hereford and james, who are
students 1t Ann Arb0r, Michigan The
two young men who are we'll and favor
ably known here, having bsen students
at the university. are reported a. pro-
gresatng finely In their studies, and per-
fectly satisfied with their college. Mr..
and Mrs. Fitch are to be congratulated
upon the possession u such manly sons.
Sheriff Kinsell came up from Las
Cruces Ihis morning en- route TO Santa
Re. He had in charge one EaiQuisl Cano,
alias Nicholas Guargi0la, who Ia accused
OF the murder OF two women, one q ia
psnese OF Albuquerque, and one
from Santa Fe. Csuo broke from the
Santa re Jail In August 1893, and has
been a fugitive from ~jnstics ever since.
Deputy Sheriff Ben Williams, OF Las
Cruces, succeeded In making the capture
aud Is deserving OF much credit for the
piece OF detective work displayed In the
catch. Cano was employed In farming
near Hatch station, five miles west OF
RiDcoD. when the capture was made. He
ia well-kn0wn In the police Circles OF
this city.
j. X. Hurley, the well-known division
superintendent Of the Santa Re railway,
came In from the north yesterday after.
noon and wa met at the depot this
morning by The CITIZEN representative.
In regard to a report Of the early build
ing OF q new depot here, Mr.. Hurley
stated that the publication Of the news
was entirely premature. He has no doubt
that q new depot will be built here, but
II any action was recently taken by the
directors these facts have not reached
his Office. "The plans and specifications
for such q construction have been In the
hands OF President Ripley" said Mr..
Hurley. for some months. and there Is
no question but what he has already
recommended a new depot for A%lbuquer-
que. but when 1t will be built | cannot
say"