Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

tftns To ~ 'aiI hhb 49,
city from Santa Fe.
Hon. Thomas A. Finical, district at
| torney, went up to Las Vegas this
| morning on political business.
A. w. Cleland, Jr., one Of Albuquer-
| que's capitalists. has returned to the
| city after a visit to his folks In Denver.
r.. ". Keam. the big general mer-
| chant OF Keam's Canyon. Arizona, In
In the city purchasing goods and sup
plies.
w. l.. Bretherton, who is one OF the
| republican candidates for commission
| ers OF Mckinley county, came in from
Gallup to-da".
M. X. williams. who looks after the
| bridges and buildings on this division
Of the Santa Fe, Is In the city from
Las Vegas.
Rev. Moog. who has charge OF the
Catholic parish at Laguna, has gone
To the sanitarium at santa Fe to be
treated for malaria.
]. II. Pegue. manager OF w. l.. Trim
BILE & Co.'S stage and express line, was
in the city last night from Thornton.
He returned north last night.
Ralph Halloran, the portly manage
OF the New York life insurance com
pany, who was south on business, has
returned to his headquarters here.
c. T.. Randall. a young civil engineer
from Oswego, N. Y, is In the city. ana
will probably remain here during the
winter. Col. j. q. Albright was around
with the visitor this morning.
Hon. II. II. Ferguson. n Of the
democratic orators stamping New NICK
leo for Larrazolo. was n passenger Tor
silver City this morning. lie VIII ad-
dress the democrats of Grant county
tonight.
Eduardo Jaramillo, who runs the
stationary engine at the Gallup round
house, had his face severely burned on
Monday by an explosion OF gas which
had accumulated In the frebox. lie
was brought to the hospital here.
The Gallup Cleaner say Mrs. Bar
+; b,ra Cotton, mother OF c. N. Cotton.
7 has arrived at Albuquerque from MI.
Vernon, Ohio, on a visit 10 her sons
; she will stop with her son, Fred.
: Two or three coaches loaded with
: passengers taking advantage of the
Miners excursion rates, came In from
e he north last night, and some OF the
excursionlsts proceeded south this morn
ing, while others continued westward
There was quite a fracas last nighl
n in one of the fancy houses on North
5 Third street. Two Of the inmates pun
meled each other. They were TO APP
/, near this afternoon 60 answer TO th6
n charges filed against them in the police
court, but secured a postponement una
tomorrow.
J. Il. Hurley, division superintendent
Of the Santa Fe railway, with MI
Mine Spot car, arrived last night OF
one of the delayed passenger traln'
from the north. Mr.. Hurley has JUS
returned from Topeka, where he wa'
assisting to range a time card to gov
ern the running OF the limited passen
ger trains.
Free concert and dance at Orches
trion hall Saturday night. A good pro
s gram has been arranged and II a bis
crowd attends. dancing will be kept III
: to a late hour. tn street car com
pany has received new music for th'
=, orchestrlon, which will be played fol
the mist llnts ol WV VI wv H"'
being engaged Sunday afternoon, there
r viii be no concert.
Mrs. w. Y. Walton will open hel
= dancing academy at Neher's oper'
a house hall with a social party on Mon
day evening. Nov, 18th, and takes thi
method of extending a cordial invita-
/ don to her friends and patrons. Al
new music. Tickets pm sale at Wa
tons rug store.
Charles ID. Amy, the Chicago jour
hahst. who spent a part of last winte
here, and who became pretty well &C
quainted throughout southern Ne'
Mexico, returned here last night an
u has declared his Intentions OF maxim
this city his future permanent resi-
~ dence. Mr.. Almy's family are Wit
: him, and when he gets settled he WI
finish his work on New Mexico bega
. some time ago, pertaining TO the val
=, lous Industries OF the territory an
~ some special features which he WI
" elaborate upon. He will also act as cor
respondent for the Chicago Daily New
Mr.. Amy is very much welcome here
" he will be considered one OF us and W
: believe that he viii be able to max
4, this part Of the country stll bette
=, known han ever to esaterners,