Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-29
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

]. r. mem IL entertaining his
father, Theodore Jennemaun, VINO ar
rived last saturday night from 81.
Louis.
Rev. Renison was at the depot this
morning to meet Rev. r. w. Seaborne'
of Gallup, who will remain here about
a week.
The republicans will hold a big mass
meeting on Railroad avenu on Satur-
day evening. Best speakers In the ter
ritory will be present.
The colored political club will hold a
big rally at their hall on Gold avenue
on Friday evening. Everybody Invited.
Good speakers will be present.
J. r. Butterheld passed through the
city last Saturday night from Chicago
| for El Paso. He Is chief electrician for
| tho Postal Telegraph company.
Ferd. Lowenthal. senior member OF
the firm OF Lowenthal & Meyers. came
In from the west, where he had been
on a business trip In the interests OF
their house, this morning.
e.. +. Woodwork, manager OF the
Baird Mining company. is here from
Golden, Nm, to purchase supplies Tor
his and expects to leave In
the morning for Golden.
Ben WELLER, the outside rustler for
the Wholesale grocery establishment OF
Gross, Blackwell h CO., returned to the
city after n successful visit to the
towns along the Santa Fe Pacific.
Nearly all OF the Mcintosh wool has
arrived at the securing mill. a few
wagon loads viii get In the first part
of this week and then the two hundred
thousand pounds will all be delivered.
b.. @. Miller. a well-known %ailroader,
formerly yard master at Lamy June
ton, has returned to this city after a
two years absence. having been at
Gunnison. Colo. Mr.. Miller expects IA
get a position here.
The No. 2 passenger train from the
west arrived at 1906 o'clock p. m, just
fourteen hours late. having a heavy
train OF twelve cars. 1t started late
and was not able to make up any time
The train left for the north in two
sections.
Alderman H.. A. Sleyster has returned
from an extended trip in the interest oI
the Atlas Insurance company Of Lon
don, for which he IL the special agenI
for New Mexico. He visited Silver City
Demlng, A~lamogordo and other points
south and west, He reports politics
lively wherever he went.
, J. Morello. OF Gallup. member OF tn,
7 firm Of Morello Bros, the liquor mer
chants, stopped on to-day while on his
| return trip home from a business vislI
? to Chicago. He has been absent about
a month m while there purchased
. fine outfit OF saloon fixtures for tn,
firms new building at the Carbon city
The Royal Palmistry company, under
/, the management of Prof. IL. =. Baker
: presenting Adrienne. Waldorf and LADY
Celesta, who are known as the queens
, Of palmistry, rave arrived In the city
an ndare fitting up the room at No, II.
Gold avenue, Commencing with to-
morrow they viii have their cam
ready for callers.
3 The funeral services over the remain
Of two ~well-known citizens occurre,
yesterday. At 10 o'clock a, m, h fu
neral of |. ". Olln occurred at his lat
residence. and at $3.50 p. m. the funera
services OF J. q. Gideon took place a
the Baptist church. Temple lodge Nc
6, A. f. & A. NJ and Albuquerque lodg
4 No, SO, Fraternal Union, were presen
n at the Gideon services, At both funer
ais Rev, Bruce Kinney OBLIGATED.
Governor NJ. A.. otero and Hon, II. {
= Bursum, the superintendent Of the tel
ritorial penitentiary, came in froT
Santa Fe last Saturday night, and talk
ed politics with the local politicians 70
/, several hours. Mr.. Bursum continue
n south TO Socorro county or the mid
night train, while Governor otero rS
mained over and returned 10 Santa +
yesterday morning. Both are conhder
that Judge Il. s.. Rodey will be elccte
by a handsome majority.