Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-24

a reception 20 the city nremen and mem
beers OF the city council, the occasion
being the christening OF the new hose
wagon. Unless some distinguished indi.
vldual signifies a desire to have the
wagon named after him before Thurs
day. II will simply be called A%lbuQuer-
que Hose Wagon No. 9.
Charles Bohun, the white boy who
blacked shoes ut Joe Balls shoe shop on
south Second street, suddenly left the
city last Saturday night, taking with
him two pairs OF shoes and a couple Of
dollars In money belonging TO his en-
ployer. He was left In charge OF the
shop on Saturday night and given the
key to the door. Sunday morning he
failed to put In an appearance and upon
entering the shop, Mr.. Ball found that
two pairs OF good shoes were missing. lie
also took the money that he had collected
from shines during the evening.
The Claire hotel, Santa Fe, under the
management OF Cassmsn Il Michael, Is
strictly frst-class. II Ia the only hotel
In the city heated by steam, Absolutely
fire proof and Is the most centrally To-
Gated. Being conducted on both the
European and American plans makes IL
very convenient, Dining room inst
onansS ana H. str,c,Iy arst.c,sss' mails
al all hours until midnight.
The annual Meeting Of the ~stoctbo,d.
era OF the Co~-operaiiys Rnilding and
Loan association will he held st the sec.
retary's Office on Thursday, January 20.
1899. at s .. M, for the election oil di.
rectors for the ensuing year. Calvin
whiting, secretary.
We are determined to close out all win.
ter goods, as we will not carry any over
until next year. and II price concessions
will move them, you will buy every
thing In winter goods at half price. at
the Economist.
The Colorado Telepone and Telegraph
company are changing their system TO a
metallic return, running copper wire all
over the city. IL Is expected that the
new system Will give better service than
the OLD.
Helen Moore, the little daughter OF
rrank moore, gave u PHEASANT Dirtnday
paIty W SOME OF hsr Young IIienus ~
ae, nv.ne on no''h rou''n s''ee' yes'e''
ua1 e''o'.oon.
Johnson anu VIE, Oh Cnicago, are
can.,s "'g Tha S 40 az ais, !" nsa a ", ,hs,
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no, Goods y, ~ %oI hnsu.
vcnSsv morvinr is N.Y.. o. I'LL. sS
resDectfully solicited.
ladies', dresses usnts, anita c,a.nsd
a, . so"' u''o elonnev
E~satbers. gloves strsv hsts. Ate dvsd
2Ig west Coal ayenne.
.ons,.n, .,,.n,,., ,,,u .,..,,
snits. The New Msrico Collsction I1sncv
Up. o. Box 24o) will pet the money Tor
Won that ia Ana von.
Rev. Father Manda,ari has beon ron.
fined 10 his room the past few daye with
the grip, but is able 10 be about again
now.
Sedgwick creame butter, absolutely
the finest butter made, % cents a pound
until further notice. SAN JOSE MARKET.
Remember Delaney's, near the post
office, Is the only. place in town where
You a purchase homemade candles.
Take advantage OF u suit and over
coat sale; prices are cut way down. Simon
otern' the RAILROAD aVehu cio'hier.
Highest cash prices paid for furniture
and honsehoIa goods. AUTOMATIC phone
i'e. la WRITTEN
rtesn hshsas eggs, ~ cehts q dozen
LOT balance OF tne week. fu' III q supply
$500 .. ,o|
Lsaies nsedinR = jacket can ave ~
Econom,st'
Rlantets com,ortars and n,,,ov. nm
building.