Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

"a Fight for a Million" Opera house
tonight.
Several teams are grading South
Arno street.
You can get a good reserved seat for
thirty cents at opera house tonight.
r. II. Mitchell Of Cerrillos, has Sc
retaining
II. q. Coors. a prominent citizen OF
Las Vegas, registered at Sturges' Eu-
ropean last night.
Yesterday was w. w. McClellan's
birthday and In a very quiet way he
celebrated the event
Rehearsal of queen Esther" to-
night At s o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present.
l.. Il. Densmore. who Is well-known
at Gallup. IL In the territorial metropo-
II to-day on court matters.
W. II. Stevens. the well-known as
sayer and mine expert, has gone to
Magdalena to examine some proper
ties.
Empire Stock company at the new
theater tonight, presenting a double
bill. "A Happy Pair" and the three
act comedy. "a Fight For a Million"
The voters of Albuquerque are pay
ing very little attention to registra-
ton. They must remember that II
their names are not on ~theregister they
will not be allowed to vote at the ap-
preaching city election.
Mrs. c. l.. Nicholson, wife Of n former
cigar dealer and railroader of this city.
came In from Bland last night. and Will
visit here for "A few days. Mr.. Nlcko-
son il at work in the Cochiti mining
district.
The daughter Of Captain Savedra. an
old army veteran. died at Ranches de
Atrlsco last night, aged rs years. The
funeral will take place at Ranches de
Atrlsco tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock
with burial In the church cemetery.
II. ]. haverkampf, who was formerly
in business at the Jemez hot springs,
CPerea), was In the city yesterday pur-
chasing "A supply of general merchan-
disc. He abs recently gone into bust
ness at San Rafael, Valencia county.
Frank Jandell, Of Chicago, partner of
Charles Chadwick In the purchase oil
sheep, goats, etc, Is still In the city,
and he seems to be enjoying himself
The firm Will ship in a few days two
carloads OF goats to the Chicago mar
ket.
Mrs. Jos. Barnett, wife OF the pro-
prietor OF the st. Elmo, will visit east
ern relatives and friends, and on her
return to the city Mr.. Barnett will ar
range for a European tour, accompan-
led by his wife. They will take In the
Paris exposition.
NJ. T. Moriarty, the sheep raiser east
Of this city in the Chilli precinct IL
here to-day purchasing ranch supplies
MIR. Moriarty gives the cheerful tiding'
that the country east of the city look'
fine, and that stock, especially sheep
are in the best Of condition.
There are a number Of Bland an'
. Gallup people In the city, and they ar
, not in the very best of humor, The
. have been summoned here to appear t,
d serve on the grand and petit Juries o
the present term OF the district court
and Il seems to them a real hardship
. to leave theid business in the respc
tive towns.
John Mason and Alfred Gaskns, G
a company II, Ninth cavalry, Unite
,e States army, stationed at Fort VIII
r gate, are in the city on a vacation or
4 few days. Mason viii be remembers
"a as the aid appointed by Capt. Fuller
Governor Otero during the street IA
and carnival OF the Territorial Fair a
ISOLATION last September.
I'd Paintr McKim Is doing a fine pie,
of skilled labor at Sturges' Europea
thus proving hat such work cannot
obtained conveniently in a far-on cas-
ern house. When McKim completes h
lob. the bar department Will look
tidy and up-to-date. that Propriet
Sturges and his force of assistants W
he walking on the high places for a fe
weeks.
Deputy sheriff NJ. c. Stewart pass
through Albuquerque this morning
route to Santa Fe, where he Will d
liver TO Supt. Bursum, Of the penite
wv tiary. three men who were convicted
us the March term of court In Carlsb
for various crimes, The prisoners al
ct. Perry Milton, convicted of larceny a
given one year; Charles Smith for Ia
ceny. one year; VIII Jones, horse ste'
ing, two years.
an L. +. Levy, the erstwhile merchant
NE this city. who was at FL Paso looki
40 overthe business field Of the Pass ei
has returned to the territorial metroI
lis, accompanied by his estlmable wi
Besides being a good merchant }
Levy is a nrst-class story-teller, n
has several good jokes, all new, VIII
~, he is willing to tell 10 his friends !
IL ioke ne told to The Citizen represen
10 tive is one OF his best, and II relates
one of the chef OF New M
-" ico--wool,
80. The Citizen regrets TO record
death Of Teresa Rea, daughter OF
" and Mrs. C. b. Renno, living at
south Fourth street, this city WI
B c. occurred from spasmodie Group
evening It l0:3o o'clock Mr., heH
A.g.,an on the SAnla