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

The new depot master 10 II. II Ward.
days ago from Ohio.
The drill Of the Albuquerque Guards.
at their new hall on Gold avenue, was
well attended last night.
There will be dancing at the Com
mercial club this evening. and in con-
nection a fine lunch will be served. II
is ladies' night.
Judge F. w. Parker left this morning
for Sturgis. Mich. where he will enjoy
the holidays with his little daughter
and his mother.
II. r. Fox. the jeweler. has returned
from a successful trip up north. He Is
showing some exquisite Christmas and
holiday goods this season.
Charles Roe. the New Mexico mana
ger Of the Singer Manufacturing com-
pany, who was north OF business. re-
turned TO the city last night.
After a commercial visit to the min
Ing towns north OF the city. George A.
Campbell. OF The hardware store Of f.
J. Post a Co.. returned last night.
The law office OF FERGUSON & Gillette
has been removed from the Columbus
hotel building TO their old Office on Gold
avenue over L. IL. ~Shoemaker's store.
Mrs. Nein b. Field. wife Of Attorney
Field. returned last night from Santa
Fe, where she had been the past few
weeks the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Ber-
gere.
Henry Kempenich, brother OF Eu-
gene Kempenich. returned to Holbrook,
Arizona. last night. where he holds a
position as clerk in the mercantile es-
Enlistment OF A and r. Schuster.
John Hanlon. Sr.. whose death oc-
CURED at Gallup a short time ago. was
the father of John Hanlon. Jr.. clerk In
the railroad freight Office at Deming.
The deceased met with an accident
some time ago. and his death finally
resulted. He left a vie and several
children to mourn his death.
Last Saturday at Ration the basket
ball game between the Normal school
girls OF Las Vegas and the Ration high
school ended In a tie score OF 5 to s.
After the basket ball game the foo;
ball game between thi Normals and
the Ratons took place. ending in a
great victory for the Normals bv the
score OF 80 to 0.
j. T. Mclaughlin. the well-known SUI
perintendent of the Santa Fee Copper
company at San Pedro. came In last
night, and In around among his many
Albuquerque friends. Mr.. Mclaughlin
II one of the incorporators OF the new
ly-i~ncorporated Santa Fe. Albuquerque
a. Pacific railway company. and he Is
enthusiastic over the future for the
building OF that railway.
Hon. F. A. Hubbell the county school
superintendent, after a week stay
| among his sheep on his Magdalena
| ranch, returned to the city on a freight
tarin yesterday afternoon, and Is at
tending to official duties at his office In
the court house to-day. He will leave
tonight for Magdalena, where On to-
morrow he will load On the cars 2,4OI
wcthers for shipment to Kansas City,
Hon. o. N. Marion after doing good
work for the new library yesterday
packed his valise last night n left
for his old home at Port Henry, New
York. where he will spend the holidays
with his relatives, and no doubt tel
them "how easy 1t Is to move a library
and then remove it," His coming will
BE- a surprise to his New York HON,
people, for they have no inkling tina
he intends to be with them during thu
Joyous holidays.
City Marshal McMillin has been ad
.4-.l - N ..IlxAs.v NJ tho IIAln mas Mar
camille company store at Deming. ant
to keep a lookout for the thieves. Th'
store was entered by the thieves cutting
out a panel In a rear door. They stole
eleven pairs OF Douglas shoes, si'
watches. ten pairs of gauntlets, half Z
dozen cheap rings, and some clothing
II Is presumed that the thieves are q
part of the gang. which have been ope'
rating up and down the Santa Fe roaC
since the cold Weather set In.
w. IL. Wilson. the pyrotechnist o
the Los Angeles Fire Works factory
who passed through the city from
Kansas City for El Paso the othe
night, writes to friends here In Albu
querque that he has secured the con
tract to furnish the Eel Paso Midwin
ter carnival with fire works and illum
nation exhibitions. He Is now on III
way back to Los Angeles, where tn
supplies will at once be manufacture
and shipped to lei Paso In plenty q
time to give the visitors to the carni
val there an opportunity to see som
extra fine fire works display. The i
Paso committee did wise In giving Tn
-.u 10 Mr. Wilson, IA WAS trie
or two separate n distinct occasion
here and was found to perform his du
ties well and was honorable In busi
ness transactions. Mr.. Wilson wa
generously endorsed by the New Mex
ico Territorial Fair association. and
is a pleasure to The Citizen 10 sta
that the endorsement was 80 promptl
acted upon by the Midwlnter Carnivt