Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-14
LOCAL PARkG RApHS.

J. G. Cureton. n well-known miner
from the Mimbres down In southern
New Mexico. is In the city to-day.
1t has been requested OF The Citizen.
Just as a reminder. that notice be made
II the fact that a good free concert.
followed by a dance. will be held at the
Orchcstrion hall tomorrow night: also
4 free concert at the same hall Sunday
afternoon.
William Alexander arrived In town In
advance OF Prof. .. G.. Cogan. the
champion wire walker OF the world,
who will appear at Neher's opera house
Monday night. Dec. II. Prof. Cogan
viii perform some of the most daring
'e1ts ever attempted on a wire.
Ben. Myer. who was at San Francis
% on a visit TO relatives and friends,
has returned to the city. accompanied
BY Miss Minnie Walter. a sister of Mrs.
Myer. The young lady was here a few
years ago. and then became so much
Interested In the country and climate
that she was anxious TO return with
Mr.. Myer.
The "Merry-go-round display In the
Dig front window at the clothing store
Il Simon Stern on Railroad avenue. Is
/ great attraction, and the display,
With the other goods in the window. re-
iects credit upon the artistic mind Of
I. ii. Gainsley. who. on many former
occasions. has proven himself to be a
hrst-class window decorator.
Rev. John Menaul has donated to the
new city library eight volumes OF eth
biological reports from the Smithsonian
Institution. These are very valuable
books, devoted to the various Indian
tribes OF this country, Many others
are giving books and The Citizen will
in a few days publish a complete list OF
looks donated.
George Trimble, the little son of Mr.,
md Mrs. John =. Trimble. fell of the
porch at papa's house yesterday and a
pretty bad cash was cut in the little
fellows head. Dr. Pearce was sum
moned and put half a dozen stitches In
ne wound. George Is around to-dly
md like all young Americas OF his age
ias mounted the same porch from
which he fell yesterday.
This morning the Non-Sectarlan Be.
nevolent society received SO from al
unknown contributor 10 be used toward
keeping the wolf from the door OF Mrs
richards and her eight little children
luring the winter months. This is tn,
pCnnlless and destitute family chron'
lcled In The Citizen yesterday after
noon, and ms they are deserving an,
'lothing. groceries. etc, intended FOL
hem can be left with either Miss LoI
Ice, OF the association, or City Marsha
McMillin.
There a. n rumor anOat that train
men on the Santa Fe railway. afte
lolding meetings at La Junta. Las We
gas. Albuquerque. san Marcial and Il
Paso. have agreed to Join the striking
telegraphers. and II a settlement l. no
'nected in the next forty-eight hours
hey viii so out on a strike. In an!
went. the operators here. who are on
strike and who are conducting them
selves like gentlemen. feel tubilan
over the report and say that they vii
undoubtedly win the strike should tn
| trainmcn join hands with them.
The habcas corpus hearing in tn
-ase OF the Henrys, held for i~Rfanticiie
Win come up before Judge crumpacke
tomorrow morning at the court house
Their will be no meeting OF the whole
salers and producers IS announced |
The Citizen yesterday, this evening. 10
The reason that the committees are no
quite ready to report and again th
meeting is not prepared to go into per
manent organization. The whSlesaler
and producers are On the right tracl
and II they can find a remedy to pre-
vent certain merchants and others, VIII
make their living here, from sendin
book east for everything they ca
wear, drink and want printed, they wi
accomplish much good.