Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

l.. Goodman. OF La Mesa, N. NJ. tran
sacted business in the city Wednesday.
Major Ernest Meyers left on the early
morning train for q business trip TO
Santa Fe.
Hans Becker. son Of John Becker, Of
Belen, was among the visitors In the me
tropolis yesterday. -,
Silvestre Mirsbel, Of San Rafael, or.
rived from the west last night. He Is Q
guest at the European hotel.
Superintendent ]. X. Hurley has issued
orders disseminating the furnishing of
ice to freight crews until warm weather
opens up.
Albert De Stephsno. who claims Silver
City rs his home, posed through the city
yesterday south-bound. He will leave
there In a short time for points in Old
Mexico.
Hon. II. B. Ferguson wa among the
outgoing passengers for the south this
morning. His destination is socorro,
and he is In attendance at the district
term OF court.
Valentine II Puccetti is the name Of q
new firm which has just opened up at
the corner Of Third street and Copper
avenue. They deal in all kinds OF gen.
eral merchandise and liquors. cigars.
etc.
Hon. b. NJ. Read received q letter to-
day from relatives at Mora in which II Is
stated that twelve men we're lost last
week In the bli zzsrd that ragged in Mora
county. 0aly three Of the bodies OF the
men frozan to death have thus far been
recoyered.-New Mexican.
Isaac Holloway. q mschinist formerly
employed by the railroad company at San
Msrcial. was a passenger for the west
Tuesday night. He was among the many
who were transferred to other points By
the removal OF the shops from that place.
Mr.. Holloway will accept q position In
the shops in California.
This office has received a copy Of the
chihuahua, Mexico, Enterprise, pub
lished by Mattox Brothers. and It's sdver-
Using columns shows that the Knter-
prise Is In a prosperous condition. John
X. Holmes, formerly connected with THE
CITIZEN rs travelling representative, and
he did excellent work while here, Ia now
connected with the managing depart
ment Of the Enterprise.
People who buy and read the latest
popular books as soon M they are pub.
lished. and then lay them aside could, BY
presenting them to the library enable
many others to read them who are un-
able to purchase them, and depend on
the library to keep posted In current lit
erature. Much good can be done in this
direction and donations are gratefully
received by the association.
There will DO a Poverty dance given
at Orchestrion hall saturday evening
Dec. 18Th. Every one Is expected to
dress In as old and poverty stricken gsrb
as possible. Two prizes will be given,
one q beautiful watch chain to the most
ragged gent, and q lovely bracelet to the
most poverty stricken lady. Card tables
will also be provided for those not wish.
Ing to dance. Supper will be served dur
Ing the evening aud the dance will last
until tbs small wee hoa.s. Tickets to
gents 80 cents, ladies free.
A. NJ. Swan met At the train Tuesday
evening on old friend. DR.. s. b. Bennett.
OF Fairview. Illinois, who WAS taking IN
invalid daughter to southern California, |
where she will spend the winter. DR..
Bennett Is considering the s~dvissbility
OF establishing u sanitsTium for lung
diseases at some point In New Mexico.
and was fayorably impressed with Mr..
swans suggestion that the Goss Military
SCHOOL building, near the Indian school
would be an ideal place for such an In.
%stitution and he will visit Albuquerque
later with u view Of securing that, or
some other equally desirable location.
The doctor is a member Of the National
and Illinois State Medical societies, and Is
a skillful physician who would make an
IDEAL sanithTium manausr- |