Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-20
LOCAL PARAGR APnS.
Try a Brunswick 10 cent c,rar.

@AAttE NtAANAh VI "a EnlNN
In the city at prices n defy oompe-
tition. Rosenwaid Bros.
All families should have a fountain
syringe. You can get the best at J.
H.. oReilly & Co.'S drug store.
c. A. Grsnde. sos North Broadway,
hne liquors n cigars. Fresh lime for
sale. Furnished rooms for rent.
A. II. McDermott. who was In the
southern part Of the territory last
month, left for Gallup last night.
Smyrna and Administer RUGS; ia
shipment Just received: new rcod.;
good styles: standard quality. Aibers
Faber. Grant building.
The regular term of the district court
for the Fifth judicial district. has been
postponed. No Judge for this district
has as yet been appointed.
The Santa Re will sell tickets to the
national convention of the Christian
church. Kansas City. for $3.50 round
trip. return limit October 20.
NJ. X. Parramore, music teacher. h
prepared 10 furnish music for all
slons. Dances a specially. CaIl q or
address. 21sh west Silver avenue.
Largest stock OF underwear in New
Mexico bought by the case from tho
manufacturer and sold for less money
than other stores can AFFORD to sell
them. II. Ilfeld n Co.
Julius wolff. who has been stopping
at Sol. Blocks out at Grants. the past
few months, is in the city, and will
leave tomorrow with II. F. Heller for
Cabezon, where he will spend the win
ter.
A grand Halloween bail will be CIV
en- at Neher's opera house. Tuesday
evening. october 30. by the q. ]. A. Of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
reera Tickets. admitting gentleman
and ladies'. t1.oo.
Rev. Bruce Kinney and wife are en-
tertaining for a day or two Mr.. Kin
ney's slster-inlaw, Mrs. c. G.. Clepper.
OF Ohio. The lady is on her way to
Santa Clara. Cal. which point will be
her home In the future.
The entertainment at the A. NJ. f..
church last night was a grand success.
There was a good attendance. and quite
a sum OF money vas realized. Those In
charge OF the AFFAIR are to be congra-
tulated upon their efforts.
There VIII be something extra good
for lunch tonight at the Buffet, that
cosy resort In the Hotel Highland. Gen
tlemen will find this place quiet and
genteel. Everybody welcome. The bar
In stocked with the choicest of wet
goods. carefully selected.
The Independent republicans OF pre-
cinct 26 met at Justice Ribble's Office
last night and selected the following
delegates TO the convention that met
at the house: David Debham. u.
w. Spencer, Ben. Johnson, Jacobo Yris-
sirri and w. A. Mccloskey.
A.. Kempenlch. of Peralta, came to
the metropolis yesterday on business.
His visit will no doubt interest our
Mich IL a liberal buyer. and as the prin-
cipal merchants OF his town disposcs OF
a large amount OF merchandise.
There will be some good games OF
foot ball In the near future. The In
dian school eleven are arranging a
game with the team of the Las Vegas
normal school. while the FORMAL school
hope to play the eleven OF the Agricul-
tural n Mechanical college at Las
Cruces.
Mrs. Frost. OF south Third street. en-
tertained the choir OF the st. Johns
church yesterday evening. About M
teen members were present, with thu
popular, leader. Mr.. A. Heinoeck, ur
whose management the choir Ia
creased In numbers.
Contractor r. l.. Wilson has .
son who has n consuming q,
travel and see the world. He 81
out again the other day In compA
with a young native n went as far a.
Cerrillos. where he was corraled and
held by the town marshal. Mr.. Will
son went up after the lad last night.
Frank T. Newton left for Pearce. Ari-
zona, last night. having employment at
that place. Mr.. Newton has had an
eventful time his week. The marriage
OF his W daughters with all the neces- |
sary preliminaries and the resulting ef-
fects OF the double bereavement to him
by transfer OF his whole family to the
care OF others, made him feel lonesome.
but he knows they are In good hands.
The Citizen hopes TO have him back
here soon again.
Word was received yesterday by At |
torney T. N. Wilkerson that RED Pip
kin" whom he defended recently at his |
trial at S~olomonville, A. T., had been
found guilty by the jury. The offense
charged was horsestealing. The jury |
found It difficult TO decide, being out |
two and one half days. Mr.. Will
kerson was called away before the jury |
had returned Its verdict. which ac-
for the news being sent him |
here. He has made application for a |
trial. Pipkins' attorney in his var |
troubles was Hon. u. 8. Rodey, re- |
publican candidate for delegate to con-
gress, but On account of being engaged
in campaign work. he could not attend
the trial and defend the accused. Mr.. |
Wllkerson on short notice accepted the |
OFFER to act as Mr.. Rodey's substitute. |
and his arguments 1t is said. nearly |
carried the jury for the defendant.
Some time during last night a bold
attempt was made to enter ii. Simp-
sons house on Tijeras avenue The
screen doors OF front and back porch
were broken open and II Is presumed |
that all the doors and windows about |
the premises were tried. and having |
been found we'll secured. the kitchen |
window was finally broken 10 enable
the thief to reach the fastener inside, |
and that he succeeded in doing, but sf- |
ter opening the window about Ave In
ches, II could not be pushed further on
account OF a second fastener. which
was out OF sight. Then Il Is supposed, |
that for fear OF making too much noise
by breaking n more glass. the thief
or thieves. took themselves on and so
doubt II was well for them they did 80.
as had the occupant OF the house heard
them, we have good a to believe
the intruders would have received the
OF a 45-COlt's revolver.