Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-15
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

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bargain. Parties desiring a frst-class
rooming house In god location investi-
gate.
a. II. Harllee. an attorney of Silver
city, II In the metropolis to-day, at
tending the Masonic Grand LODGE ses-
sions.
For Sale-The contents Of a three
room house, consisting of household
goods. Inquire at $40 West Coal ave-
nue. Tuesday.
Richard Green, who Is known to
everybody In and among the hills Of
Cerrillos. Is a Mason who is here at
tending the Grand Lodge sessions.
Attorney James q. Fitch, Of Socorro,
who was here a few days ago is
again In the city. He Is here as a rep
resentative OF the Socorro lodge at the
Masonic Grand lodge.
George w. Ward. the w%eIl-known
superintendent of the New Mexico in
sane asylum at Las Vegas, and l.. Ro-
senwald are here In attendance on the
Masonic Grand Lodge.
Il. A. Cahoon, formerly a resident of
this city, now a prosperous citizen OF
Roswell. and capt. j. w. Poe, the
Roswell banker. are here attending
the Masonic Grand Lodge.
The ladies' of the Degree of Honor
will give one OF their pleasant dances
on October IL, AT A. o. u. w. hail.
Gentlemen, so cents. Ladies free. Re
freshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, who came
here lately from Kalamazoo. Mich. are
entertaining Miss Lena Moe, a friend
from Bedding, Mich. Miss Moe has
been a school teacher back east.
J. p. McMurray and ID. w. Hitch
cock, two well-known r%ailroaders Of
san Marcial, are In the metropolis to-
day. They are true-blue Masons. and
are attending the Grand Lodge ses-
sions.
DIR. w. S. Harroun, father OF civil
Engineer l.. T.. Haroun, with Arthur
Boyle, came down to the metropolis
last night. and are both prominently in
touch with the Masonic Grand Lodge
proceedings.
a Mexican wood team ran away to-
day on First street and smashed the
water hydrant at the corner OF Gold
avenue. The water from the break
flooded the neighborhood at once. The
water supply company got a gang OF
workmen and repaired the leak.
Owing to a big washout the other
side of Needles, al, the No. 2 passen-
ger train from the west was annulled
this morning. and It is stated that no
through train from California Will
reach here for several days. A plug
train is now on the way from Needles
10 this city.
Mail Carrier Mark Turner has an ex-
pansive smile on his face when his
friends ask him how he feels. The ex-
ira happiness Is caused by the arrival
OF a sweet little daughter at his home
last week and the world looks pleas
ant to the happy father as he thinks OF
the little n who has come to be OF
the JOY Of himself and the fond mother.
Mrs. A. A. Keen held "a most delight
full reception Saturday afternoon In
honor OF Miss Lora Fox, who will be
married next week. A large number Of
lady friends called to pay their re-
spects. ProgreAive euchre was en-
spects. Progressive euchre was en-
winner OF the first prize. Refresh
ments We're enjoyed and the reception
was voted a most pleasant affair.
The funeral of Giuseppe scottie oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock and was one OF the largest ever
held in the city. The c. Colombo Be
nevolent society turned out en- masse
and they, with the famlly's many
friends, made one OF the largest fun
eral corteges that ever passed through
the city. The burial took place in
Santa Barbara cemtery.
Col. Bernard Reinken, the heavy
weight who presides over a hrst-class
general merchandise store at Sablnal,
came in from the south this morning,
and with Capt. Ed. Quickel made a
pleasant call at The Citizen office. The
colonel states hat he IL enjoying most
excellent health and his business is in
creasing In volume daily. He will re-
turn TO Sabinal Tomorrow morsing.
Years ago In Old Albuquerque, when
the new town constituted a few tents
and gambling, dancing and shooting
was the sport, a harness shop thrlved.
and the proprietor was ]. J. Kelly. He
sought newer and greener fields and
was soon thereafter located at Silver
city, Since then he has attended
every Grand Lodge OF Mason In the
territory, for he Is a true-blue Mason.
and to-day he is In this city. The wri-
ter can vouch for Kelly In any coun-'
try, he is welcome.
The Optigraph company will give
an exhibition at the orchestrlon hall
next Thursday, October 18th, at 5 p. m.
You win see seventeen different sub
jects OF moving pictures, including
battles, reviews. dances In different
styles and the Devil In the Convent"
which Is the greatest sensational pic
ture OF the times, and hfty slide views
of the cuban and Philippine wars,
Come and see all, ana you viii get
your moneys worth. Price OF tickets'
rs cents for general admission. children
~ cents.