Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

W. L. came IN from bland
last nisht.
California osyal oranges $50. dozen.
SAN jose MARKET.
Fred. 0tero was an incoming psssen-
ger from the north last night.
Frank Gifard Is now employed by the
Wells, Fargo Il Co. express la their local
office.
G.. Y. Spadsr. OF Jemez Hot Springs, is
here. He will probably remain until
after the holidays.
The ". Z. T. u. will meet tomorrow at
3 y. IN IN the Lead avenue Methodist
church. Q. b. Holt, secretary.
Vincent N. Bica. a New Mexico gentle
man weli-known In this city, Is registered
at Sturges' European, from Philadelphia.
l.. II. Levy returned home this morning
from q trip to La Joys. He reports quail
and wild geese plentiful In that neigh
borhood.
Past Supreme Master Workman Of the
A. U. u. " Hon. j. W. kinslsy, IL pay
ing US a reIurn visit. He IL at the
Highland.
I Vim. Malette represented the frm OF
Msndell q Grunsfeld In the great Cochiu
district q portion OF this week. He 10.
turned last night.
The Friday evenings discourse Of the
Rev. Dr. 6reenburg will be on the sub
ject OF Assimilation aud Individuality"
The hour Is 7:45 sharp.
The limited passenger train from the
east arrived to-day on time. Sixty i've
through passengers for California points
occupied the handsome coaches.
J.. II. Cash, Of williams, Arizona, where
he Is connected with the office OF chief
engineer OF the Santa Fe Pacific, Is Ia
the city stopping at Sturges' European.
Robert Marion Brown and j. NJ Hale,
two travellers for eastern houses Who
make Albuquerque their home, returned
TO the city from the south this morning
The passenger train from the south
this morning was detained three hours
Ia reaching this city on account OF q
freight car being of the track near San
Antonio.
A. s. Taylor, who arrived the other
day from Cleveland, Ohio. has taken q
lease on the Otero residence on north
Fourth street, and will ut once send for
his wife and children.
From Davenport, Iowa, come Mrs. N.
G. Bowling, Mrs. NJ. v. Boies aud Mrs. II.
Graham aud son, to enjoy our climate aud
get acquainted. Their names are on the
register at Sturges' European.
Mrs. F~orshand, wife Of Manager Fore
hand Of the Postal Telegraph Co., was
made happy last night by the arrival OF
her sister. who. with her little boy, have
come from California to pay a visit.
At st Vincent's fair tonight oysters
In all styles will be served In the supper
room from D O'Clock until closing lime.
A new feature IL "a ladies waiting and tea
room that will he In charge Of several
popular ladies'.
Victor Sails, a weli.known sheep raiser
OF Casa Colorado. Valencia county, IL In
the city, purchasing his holiday supplies
aud presents. While here Mr.. Sails sold
250 head OF cattle to G. p. Jones, OF Colo
RADIO. MIR. SAILS has 800 wethsrs for sale.
The Guards had q delightful dance last
night. Those present were the members
and their lady friends. Prof. DiMauro
furnished the music, and q select pro.
gram Of dances was greatly enjoyed. The
supper room at st. Vincent's fair caught
most Of the couples about the midnight
hour.
b. N. Donaldson, who WAS In the em-
ploy OF the Wells Fargo Express COM
pany al Las Vegas, now on the branch
run between Silver City and Rinc0n, IL
In the territorial metropolis. He states
that during the holidays the express run
will be between Silver City and this city.
and the lay overs In consequence will be
In this city Instead at San Marcial.
The return game OF basket ball be-
tween the III Pas0 and University teams
Is being arranged Tor. and will most
likely take place December 81 at ri
Psso. Word WAS received here yesterday
that the fares and expenses OF the Albu.
qusTQue girls would be provided for. and
that the entertainment would be pleas
ant. The would be gone about
three days. returning In plenty Of time
to get ready for Christmas festivities
here.
The merchants and friends OF the Ere
lsddies have N usual contributed hand
somely towards making the fifteenth an.
nnal masquerade ball OF the Scott Moore
Hose company q success. having pur-
chase a large number Of tickets. The re-
ception given the committee, consisting
OF Scott hnight, Ed. COdington, Vim,
Msttocks AM John Trimbls, was q most
gratifying me-. Everybody appreciates
the work OF the volunteer aremen, and
besides the balls are always so eI joyable,
The date and place. Why, at the Ar
mory On the night OF December 20. Get