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

LOCAL

J. b. MANLY. the wool dealer OF Trini-
dad, is registered at the European.
X. A. DOW. the Tsiiqas general mer-
chant, is In tbs city purchasing goods.
DR.. @. ". Harrison, who was In Santa
Fe yesterday, returned to the city last
night
Hon. W, 8. Hopewell, the mining man
at BillsbOrc, was q passenger for Santa
Fs last night.
Judge n C. Collier went up TO Santa
Fe last night and argued a case before
Judge McFie there to day.
Numa Raymond, u we'll known citizen
of las Cruces. spent a few hours In the
city last night and returned south this
morning.
T. b. Clements. foreman Of the sheep
ranch OF tbs HELD Bros, Ia In the city
to-day. He reports considerable snow on
the ranges.
Mrs. X. p. Barnes. Of Silver City, was q
passenger for Santa Re last night, where
her husband represents Grant county in
the legislature
p q Burns. representing the Equita-
bic Life Insurance company, arrived
from New York last night and expects to
spend some time IN the city.
Owing TO the frigid weather last night
neither the city council nor the board Of
education succeeded in getting quorum
out to their semi-mon,hly meeting.
Fred. Hail, "a brother in. law OF United
States Marshal Foraker and also a deputy
Ia the msrshal's Office, left this morning
I 7 Silver City, where he will visit Mr..
foraker's ranch.
G. G. Hall, the commission man at Las
Vegas, who has been south on business.
arrived In the city last night and will
probably spend Il few days here before
returning to Las Vegas.
B II. Loveless. who acted az business
manager for the Shepard Treatment com.
pany in Albuquerque, Ia spending o few
days in the city before going to Mexico,
where he expects to locate In the future.
The Hotel Highland restaurant, con-
Quoted by X. II. Meng and wife, changed
hands yesterday, Miss Ida Reeder. OF
Kansas City. assuming the management.
Mr.. Meng and wife will remain In the
city for a few weeps.
There Is u rumOr aflJat that the San
Felipe hotel will o o be reopened
Proprietor 5turges was seen this morning
in regard to the report. and he stated he
had no. completed all the improvements
he intended for the hotel, but hoped to
be- ready for an opening day" Of the big
building by early spring.
Quite "a number Of young people at
tended the dance given ut the rooms OF
the Commercial Club cafe last night and
had q very pleasant time. 5. I. Ellis
worth formally opened his restaurant
under most auspicious circumstances by
serving d supper 10 the dancers, which
they all declared Was u mas, srpiece Of
the art OF cookery.
Il. " D. Bryan gave a very interesting
and instructive talk TO the pupils Of the
High school yesterday IN the subject Of
magnetism. He described the action OF
the magnetic needle In different parts o!
the world and explained what Is known
about inclination. declination and inten-
sity, and told something OF his own ex.
periences with tho needle in the far
north. His talk was very much enjoyed
by the pupils and they learned u great
deal from IL.
The coming OF Nine. Clementine de
We're will be- hailed with delight by all
music loving people In this community.
Nine. Do We're has long since taken the
foremost rank with such distinguished
artists az Patti, Melbs, Nordica. Those
who miss the opportunity OF seeing and
hearing her will surely regret II. In
grand opera she has certainly never had
a superior and very few equals. AT Con-
gregational church. February s. Secure
tcte'a ~ "Hawley's. on the Corner"