Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Joseph Blbo, the Bernalillo general
merchant. is here on business.
V. S. Miera, the stock buyer and
ranchman OF Cuba on the Rio Puerco.
Is In the city and will remain n few
days.
Llbrado c. de Baca, a well-known
citizen OF Pena Blanca, Is here today
attending court and to some private
matters.
Montague Stevens and wife. and Miss
Bennett came in from Magdalena yes
terday and will remain In the city for a
few days.
Miss Staab, daughter of Col. A. Stab
of Santa Fe. was met at the depot last
night by friends. and will visit here for
a few days.
Charles A. Spiess. the district attor-
ney of the Las Vegas judicial district,
is In the city today. He Is around All
ing politics.
A. Is. Sanford will be the new CASH
Ter at the local Harvey eating house,
he arriving last night from Kansas
City, accompanied by the travelling
auditor, q. @. Tucker.
NJ. NJ. Chaffee, who has been located
at Bland for some time. has purchased
"A ranch at Duranes and Will reside
there in the future. The deal was han
died by Col. lumbar.
Lawyer Rodey is becoming quite ex-
travagant these days. He 10 having
his suite of offices over the grocery
store OF A. ]. Maloy. on Railroad ave-
49,. sL....lI.. ..y.RlA ,Ial anl nNarlx
painted n papered.
The German coffee party. given for
the beneft OF the Lutheran church, will
take place Thursday afternoon at Mrs.
w. +. Switzer's residence. west Mar
quette avenue, No. 607. All are cordial
ly invited to attend.
The latest and most popular street
hats worn by the ladies' OF fashionable
New York are the "Sapho.' Julia
Marlowe" and the Miss Hobbs"
These beautiful hats a be seen at
Mrs. McCreight's, No. 3l2 west Rail-
road venue.
The society of the Coming Man of
America" composed OF boys between
the ages of twelve and twenty years,
has a hourishing lodge IN this city.
Tad" Maloy il the supreme n ex-
allied ruler. and the initiation cere-
monies are all in one act N lively
from start to finish.
Col. J.. @. Craddock, editor and pub
Usher for many years of the True Ken
tuckian (now the northumberland
at Paris, KY, passed through the city
the other morning from a visit to Mex
leo. The colonel regretted very much
his inability TO stop yer n see Hor-
ton Moore, who practiced law a few
years ago in Paris n Lexington.
l.. J. Bricker. travelling passenger
agent for the Burlington route. with
headquarters at Kansas City. came in
from the west last night. where he had
gone to interest cattlemen TO ship their
; stock over the route he represents. He
states that the Burlington will build a
number OF miles of new o In Colora-
do and Wyoming this year.
Desiderio Garcia, aged 40 years. a
single man, died yesterday morning at
his room on north Broadway of liver
trouble. He was we'll known, having
worked for a long lime for the Crystal
Ice company: also for Leon Il. Stern,
The funeral took place this afternoon
llloHl lnt taAnollS NHhINH III JIG toNn
with burial In San lgnacio cemetery.
Summers Burkhart, alderman of tn,
Fourth ward. has been quite sick tn,
past two days. He was chairman o
i the w J, Bryan reception meeting AM
delegated TO appoint committees on re
ception. arrangement and finance. Ii,
telephones to the Citizen office that h,
hopes to have the list OF committee
u ready for publication tomorrow or mex
e day.
j. H.. Oyerhuls, the Bland deput,
sheriff, came in from the great Cochit
= district last night, having in charg,
two prisoners. Harry Il. owen ant
, ThOs. McFadden. The former attempt
ed to break into a house at Bland, an
the latter committed an assault upoI
a companion with intent to kill. Bot
were bound over to the county Jail {
await the action OF the grand jury, nov
: In session.
n The boys OF the newly organize
\ G.. NJ. A. held "A lively meeting las
night, and four members passet
, through the first degree. A goat ha
been obtained from a %nelghboring yard
n and when one OF the new recruits wa
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Ia goatship jumped through a pane G
glass and the members OF the c. NJ. A
l. had to 20 down in their pockets to pa
for the damage.
A party OF irst-class people froI
Bellefontaine, Ohio-S. II. Thompson
sr Robert Coulter. ii. s. Kerr an
Mesdames w. W. Coulter and r.
Kerr-reached the city last night afts
a stay OF a day in Santa Fe. NJ
Thompson and wife and daughter, n
latter two having enjoyed the wintt
here as guests at the ASA de ORC, LEI
=, this morning for Denver, and after
stay OF a few days there they will cor
. tinue to ~Bellefontalne. Ohio.
"a Readers OF the Citizen and 9th,
people are warned to steer clear of Jew
elry fakirs, Several robust men. II
n kris OF the worst kind, are sportin
along the Santa Re railway, and
Il. gang OF them have been In the city 4