Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-06
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

Now Is the time to buy that water
bottle at O'Reilly & Co.'S drug store.
]. ]. sheridan, who was at Santa Fe
yesterday. returned to the city last
night.
The Degree Of Honor ladies have
pre-empted October IL for one OF their
social dances.
Last night at Temple Albert, Rabbi
Jacobs delivered a most interesting dis
course on Gladstone.
A competent woman to do general
homework in small family wanted.
Address X. this Office.
All families should have "A fountain
syringe. You can get he best at j.
II. orr lily a Co.'S drug store.
A competent girl to do general house
work can secure a position by applying
OF once at Mrs. McCreight's, No. 3i2
| West Railroad avenue.
c. l.. Doran, the well-known postof-
fee inspector, who was at Las Cruces
| on United States court matters, came
In from the south this morning.
David Farr came In from northern
California, where he has been visiting
this morning. and the first of the week
expects to go to his sheep ranch at
Magdalena.
A concert and vaudeville perform
ance will be given at Orchestrion hall
Sunday at 3 o. M. Admission only ten
cents. Children under ten years with
parents. free.
The infant son of Manuel Gallegos.
who lives In the southern part of the
city. died last night of stomach trou-
Bile. The little one was buried this af-
t%ernoon in the Barelas cemetery.
Drop into the zeiger cafe tonight
and lei the delegate nominations
discussed. This resort In the headquar-
tiers for political views. incidentally the
Saturday night hot free lunch will be
ready as usual.
l.. A. McRae and Martin Tierney. of
the Bernalillo democratic delegation.
with several delegates from the south
ern counties, returned to the city last
night. The other delegates are expect
ed this evening.
The Afro-American Political club will
hold a meeting at c. Pulliam's barber
shop, 113 South Third street. next Mon
day evening. All members are urgent
ly requested to be present. BY order
OF the chairman.
Hon. II. $. Rodey, the republican del
egate candidate. was accompanied to
the city last night by Hon. +. A. Hub
bell, +. w. Clancy. Thomas Hughes. A.
A. Keen and @. +. Albright of the Ber-
nalillo county delegation.
Hon. Jose Sena. the popular secretary
of the territorial republican central
committee, accompanied Chairman +.
A. Hubbell and others to the city from
Santa Fe last night. Mr., sena Is here
10 establish committee headquarters.
c.. o. Cushman and wife returned last
night from a pleasant visit with rela-
tives in Kansas, Mr.. Cushman says
that the republicans will carry Kansas
with a whoop. Roosevelt having
reused the people all over the state.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
McGaffey gave a children's party yes
terday afternoon at which a large
number OF little folks were present. All
the popular juvenile James were
played and the usual refreshments
were enjoyed.
Charles Bonsall, a well-known miner
and prospector of this city, has return
ed after a trip through southern Cali
fornla and Arizona. He reports very
little mining going on In the sections
he visited. all on account of the long
drouth which rendered water a very
scarce commodity.
Hon. II. j. Budd. democratic national
committeeman from Iowa and who at
tended the territorial democratic con-
vention at Santa Fe, where he made a
speech Thursday night, came In from
the capital last night. and Ia mixing
with the local democracy today.
Col, A, W, Harris and Louis Gales
who were in attendance on the repub.
lican convention at Santa Fe, as dele
gates from Sierra county, came in on
the train last night with the Bernalillo
county delegation. Mr.. GALES contin,
ued homeward last night. Col. Har-
ris viii remain with us a few days.
Frank and viii Moore and Bert
Worries, who visited the San Pedrc
mining district on their bicycles. have
returned. They report the big copper
company making some extensive and
valuable improvements to their plant
ana mines b the introduction OF the
best mining machinery TO be purchased
They found William Cook, formerly
employed at the Albuquerque foundry
In charge OF the machinery department
and James orear. also formerly q THU
city, holding a good position under Mr.
Cook.