Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-28
LOCAL P~ARAGR APHS

city, are pretty well covered with
snow.
Il. b. Thomas, Of the Cerrillos smell
ter, registered at the Hotel Highland
last night.
G. p. owens. with his neice, Miss
Ellie owens, is stopping at the sturges
European from seligman.
VIM. Chaplin's big picture s!gn over
his shoe store on Railroad avenue i
no more. The wind ruined 1t.
Services at Temple Albert will begin
this evening at 1885. Subject Of dis
course, THE Past, Present ana Flu
ture." Rabbi Jacobs.
A long train OF cars with California
oranges, pulled by two big engines,
came in from the west this morning
and continued north to eastern mar
kets.
On Monday. Jan. a. an election will
be held throughout the territory for
precinct officers. Each precinct is en-
tiled to elect one justice Of the peace
and one constable.
Several car loads of material for the
new railway hotel arrived from the
east last night and were unloaded to-
day. The work on the foundations is
progressing nicely.
Mrs. r. s. Plat, who was here the
past few months on a visit to her
brother, Bernard A. Sleyster. left last
night for San Francisco, where Mr..
Plat is at present employed.
Nothing further has been heard
from the relatives OF Clement II.
Burks, who died day before yesterday
In regard to the burial OF the remains.
II looks at present as II the funeral
expenses would be a public charge.
Judge Crumpacker wa noticed out
driving yesterday afternoon, his face
still showing several bad bruises which
he received in the recent turning over
Of his buggy. He sent word to The
Citizen office this morning that he PIX
poets to be on duty at the court house
in a few days.
Rev. ID. q. Sheppard. presiding elder
Of the Free Methodist Episcopal
church in Arizona and New Mexico,
came In from Phoenix this morning
and vas a pleasant caller at this office
at noon to-day. He will leave this
evening for San Marcial. where he will
hold revival meetings.
Two OF the young ladies VINO went
to the meeting OF the Educational as
ISOLATION at Santa Fe. Miss Marie
Poyas and Miss Maud Clusters, return
ed home last night. II Is not known
why they did not remain TO attend the
sessions there-possibly there were
previous social engagements that had
to be kept.
Alfonso Kobell desires to extend his
sincere thanks to the many kind
friends who have given him their SYM
pathy and help in his bereavement on
ccoun of the death OF his wife. Es-
pecially does he wish to thank his fell
low employees of the shops, the Santa
Fe Pacific hose company for the beau
tiul flowers, and the members of the
Altar society of the church of the Inn
maculate Conception for attentions be-
slowed.
After a thorough oyerhauling and
careful loading. the well driving outnt
OF A. D.. Johnson started for the ter
ritory north OF Gallup last night, go
ing overland on wagons. Mr.. johnson
will follow later, as the progress OF the
heavy apparatus win be slow, a num-
Der of prospect wells will be put down
to settle the question as to whether or
not there is oil. water, coal or mineral
in the district. The Hyde Exploring
company Is paying the bills.
Last night there was a rumor in cir
culation that Hon o. n. Marion may
or OF the city, had left Port Henry.
New York. ho~me-bound, and was in
a railroad wreck. This morning Maui
rice Vaughan, manager OF the West
ern Union Telegraph company's local
office, wired TO Port Henry for facts
and received an answer that Air. Mar
ron was still enjoying the Christmas
festivities among mis- New YORK rela-
tives and friends. lie will return to
Albuquerque shortly.
The territorial convention OF the
Baptist Christian Union viii open its
sessions at Santa Fe to-day. Miss Mata
Tway, secretary OF the Union, and
Rev. Bruce Kinney, accompanied by
his wife, took the morning train for
the capital. The other delegates from
ANAN aAN MANH aAAANNt MAeS IfAld man
warm and Miss Ida Johnson. Rev.
Kinney viii address the convention on
Saturday morning. Mr., Spears. Of this
city, president OF the Congregational
society, viii attend the convention, af-
ter the sessions OF the Educational as
ISOLATION are finished. The Christian
Endeavor meetings win continue over
Sunday,
Last night the heavy wind storm
played havoc at the Hotel Highland.
Not content with blowing down sever
al %outhouses and one OF Neher's big
bin boards near by. the wind got
around TO the east side OF the hotel
and deliberately blew over the big
brick chimney, the brick crashing
through the kitchen roof, dismantling
the immense range and breaking
many dishes and damaging other
kitchen utensils. Proprietor Mitchell
a. A. 49, -