Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

wsnted-Lady cashier. Apply post.
office box AZ. city.
Benz. Preston, a cattleman from For
Collins. Colo, Is in the city.
Miss Grace NJ. Christy, OF FL Paso
has taken a Don at the Grand Central
Miss Edith Renner IL again installed
as clerk Ut the store Of o. A. Matson &
Co.
II. A. B~rachvogel came in from Los
Lunas yesterday, and put up at stur-
ges' European.
John V, Miller and c. NJ. Chapman,
two miners from the Dolores mining
district, were at the Hotel Highland
yesterday.
George Hill Howard, attorney for the
Pueblo Indians In their land Difficult
ties. Is In the city to-day. arriving from
Santa Fe last night.
After a visit down south and spend
Ing the Sabbath In the territorial me-
tropolis. 7. J. Helm. general agent OF
the Rio Grande railway, has returned
to his headquarters in Santa Fe.
W. s. Hopewell, OF Hlllsboro. who IL
heavily Interested In mining ana cat.
tie raising down in Sierra county.
came In from the south this morning.
and has his name on the sturges Eu-
ropean register.
d.. ii, Lyons and j. p. Holland, who
were here the past week or ten DAYS
representing Golfers publications. left
the city last night for Santa Fe. They
Will canvas the towns north OF this
city, and expect to be absent several
weeks.
r. u. Brookman, a Chicago manufac-
turer. who with his family arrived q
short time ago to remain here for an
Indefinite period. was called to Chi
night before last. expecting to be
absent about two weeks. His family
here.
c. +. Spader, who is a popular fell
ow up In the Jemez country. located
at the village OF Jemez. where he re-
Gently purchased the general merchan-
disc business OF John W. Miller, is In
the city interviewing the local whole
sale merchants.
Dwight Wheeler Is around town as
lively and interesting as a small boy
with his first pair OF red top boots.
n the cause Of his happiness. so he
says. Is that Judge Crumpacker this
morning granted him an absolute d.
voroe from his wife, Minnie NJ. Wheel
er' on the grounds OF adultery.
Rev. f. II. Ashmun, formerly the
Congregational church superintendent
and missionary for New Mexico. came
In from the west this morning, regis
terlng at the Hotel Highland from Je-
rome, Arizona. He Is around visiting
Albuquerque friends to-day, and ex-
poets TO so west to Phoenix tonight.
Alderman w c. Leonard has pro-
scented the city fire department with a
fine carpet for the sleeping quarte-s.
The Office has been furnished With
linoleum, and Chief Ruppe invites any
one who wishes to become acquainted
with the new department to call at
any time and inspect for themselves
the improvements recently inaugurat-
ed by the city council.
Fred II. Yapp and wife. registering
from Hamilton, Ontario, came In from
Las Vegas last night, and promptly
charge OF one OF the nice, sun
shiny rooms at the Grand Central. The
visitors are fine people, with plenty Of
means, and are leisurely seeing the I
country. They remarked
This morning, In the presence OF Pro-
owen, that Albuquerque was
lAai1aHlV Nhn hgut uvH 80. 49,, a.. -. |
own that they had yet visited.
Jerry Brabham. whose voice can be
heard several squares when he exer-
Uses his lungs, Is around town to-day
the sights to Frank Austin, a
cowboy from the Diamond "a"
In Grant county, Austin arrived
lere last night. with eighteen car loads
" cattle, which he is taking to the
Head & Hearst pastures near Bakers
ield, Cal. The cattle are being fed and
vatered at the local stock yards to-day
will 30 west late this afternoon.
Col. John NJ. Moore, the we'll known
eal estate and insurance agent, is be-
ng congratulated to-day by many
on ccoun OF his election as
alderman last night by the city council
o MI Out the uneXplred term OF Alder
Burkhart, resigned. Mayor Mar
the democratic head OF the city |
administration, had several names on
lis list for the vacancy. n raised no
when the name OF Mr.. Moore.
good republican, was presented,
'hieh was followed by q unanimous