Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-08
LOCAL PApAoRArns.

The limited came In from the north
TO day with forty five passengers for
southern California.
Col. NJ. Brunswick OF Las Vegas, came
10 from The north last night, aud ls stop.
ping at the European.
An elegant turkey dinner will be
serve at .dTs. Rummpll's dining parloE
on Gold avenue 20 morrow from TO 100
y. ". Come yourself and bring your
friends with you.
G. IL. Howe will leave for Chicago tfs,
evening. where he will order the rest of
the machinery required for tho brick
works which will be operated by himself
mud ". c. Butman.
Hon. A.ejandr0 Sandoval, the Bers ~
lilo county member OF territorial hoard
OF equalization, who was here YESTERDAY,
returned 10 his Los COTrales home late
yesterday afternoon.
Lieutenant Page 0tero. brother OF Gov
Otero, arrived in Santa Fe last evening
from Chicago on No. /. While In Chi.
cago his wife presented him with son,
weight, eleven pounds.
Henry c. Kreisel, the general delivery
clerk at the pOstoflice, who has been con.
hned 20 his bed for some lime with in.
llalnmation OF the kidneys is much bet
ter aud Is now able TO sii up.
@. II. Waugh. the capable manager Of
tue local house OF Gross, Blackwell n Co /,
spent the Sabbath at Las Vegas and
registered at the Csstaneda lie Ie
turned 70 his duties here Monday night
Engineer Wallace. who has charge OF
the stationary engine at the railroad
shops, IL nursing yOry badly bruised
thumb to-day az the result OF an accident
he met with yesterday while oilinr his
engine.
Sheriff ThOs. S. Huhbell, who has been
confined TO his bed for the past -four
week with inilammatory rheumatism, II
very much better TO-DAY, and his friend.
are hopeful that he will be able TO sit no
again In few days.
Paul Moore. who was formerly con-
neeted with the Wells Fargo Express
company. this city, now located AT Den
YER. has been here the past few days or
business and pleasure. He will return
e. Denver this evening.
Special Agent Frank Harris and Dep
1ty Sheriff Trujillo arrested Juan La
batto and Manuel Lopez for destfJyius
-witch lights and tampering with the
switch lock at Watr0us. They waived
examination before Justice OF Peace
francisco Gonzales. OF Watrous, on the
1th inst and bonds fixed at $500, In each
case, Tor their appearance before the next
grand jury.
Jose l.. Perea, the efficient and popu.
lar treasurer and collector of Bernalillo
county, received a telegram last night
from his wife at San Diego, Cal giving
him the information that his little son.
Jose. Jr., was quite sick. Mr.. Perea took
the limited passenger train to-day for
San Diego. The CITIZEN hopes that
JOse's condition will improve on the ar.
rival OF his father at San Diego, and that
his health will soon be fully restored.
Rev. Morrison, the popular superin
tendent OF missions OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, was pleasant visitor
At IHE CITIZEN office this morning. He
stated that he had received letter from
bishop c. c. McCabe, who IL AZ present In
nj Paso, and that the bishop would likely
pass through this city, Ell route east, on
Friday night. However" continued
Rev. Morrison, "the bishops movements
may be- directed by certain circumstances
% which he alludes In his letter, and In
that event he would be compelled to take
the southern route ON his way east
Edward q. Billings, OF Pueblo, Colo 4.
came In from the north last night and
registered at Surges' European. The
visitor was introduced TO THE CITIZEN
representative this morning by Lorion
Miller, who was showing the gentleman
tho "c0urtesies" OF the town. Mr.. Bill
ings IL interested In the San Pedro min
ing district. and as he IL here TO get rid
Of the grip, which refused to disappear
while he remained in snow clad Colo.
RADIO, and will be here several days,
IL is quite likely that Mr.. Miller will
persuade the gentleman TO visit the
cochiti and He'll canyon mining districts
before returning to Pueblo. He was also
asking about the welfare OF some OF the
old timers OF the town, notably John A.
Lee, Wiley Weaver, Chas. W, Kennedy
ard especially Col. John Brady.