Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28
LOCAL PARAG

Thanksgiving matinee for ladies'
"Frou Frou"-Thanksgiving night, I'm
Mizzoura."
Hon. Nelll Il. Field, who was north
on a hunting trip, returned to the city
last night.
Charles Zeiger. proprietor OF Zeiger's
hotel and cafe at El Paso, il In the
city to-day on business.
At Badoracca's summer garden there
Will be bowling contests for turkeys,
and lively sport is expected.
Jim Sing. the Thornton restaurant
keeper, Is In the city to-day. lie Will
return to Thornton tomorrow.
Mrs. John f. Pearce il entertaining
her mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Lockwood, who
arrived the other evening from phlla-
delphia.
Sheriff Hubbell will treat the priso-
ners to a fine turkey dinner tomorrow.
and there will be oysters and celery on
the side.
Regular review OF Alamo Hive, No.
/. l.. O. 4. NJ. this evening, November
2sth. at 1880 o'clock sharp. Nina Car
son, X. X
The Mutual Automatic Telephone
company are putting In some substan-
tlal poles along their route through
out the city.
Thanksgiving dinner at the African
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
from ~ o'clock noon till midnight.
Price. IS cents.
Emil Klelnwort. OF the Third street
meat market. mas received some choice
Thanksgiving fresh meats. and he in
vites inspection.
j. w Bradbury. a bridge contractor
and builder on the Santa Fe Pacific, is
In the city to-day on business connect
ed with his duties.
Tomorrow morning special Thanks
giving services will be held at the 81.
Johns Episcopal church. Holy COM
munion at Z o'clock a. m.
Manager w. N. Parkhurst. of the
Equitable Life Assurance society. Is
handing around some very pretty cal
endars for the year 1901.
The albuquerque fire departments
annual masquerade ball will take place
at the Colombus hall tonight. II
should be well ~patronized.
After a successful trip to the north
ern counties. Fred Lewis. OF the Ger
mania Life Insurance company, re-
turned to the city last night.
James j. Furlong has a regular run
as conductor on the Santa Fe Pacific,
taking the position made vacant by
Chas, A. Berry. who has resigned.
NJ. Wisbrun. the butcher OF Bernal-
lilo, came in from the west this morn
ing and continued on to Bernalillo. He
purchased a carload OF fat steers in
Arizona.
j. NJ. Mead. resident engineer OF the
Santa Fe, with headquarters at Topeka,
kas., was returning home this morn
Ing after a business trip to southern
California.
Walter Meyers, the advance agent OF
the Falk 4 Veronee Stock
left last night for Gallup. where the
company will stop over after the en-.
gagement here.
Alexander Bowie, who will represent
Mckinley county in the lower house OF
the next territorial legislature, was
here ON business yesterday. He return
ed to Gallup last night.
Lieut. II. II, Yewell left this morning
on his trip to Newport, II. l., where
Mrs. Hewell has been the past few
weeks. The Yewells expect to return
TO Albuquerque next April.
Upon the foot ball match Saturday,
between the Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal college boys and the Indian school
team, will depend the championship OF
the Territory for the coming year. The
fastest and finest kind of a foot ball
may be expected.
The famous glee club quartette. con-
sisting OF the following members. will
appear at the A. NJ. Il. church to-mor-
row evening; Edgar Williams, Robert
Lee, Edward Lane, James Coleman,
Nathan and j. II. Venerable Isaac
Jackson, manager.
Perley Wason, for years In business
at Thornton and Bland, but for the
past year In the livery business at Eel
Paso' has Just sold out to Judge A. Il.
FAN. Lorion Miller. formerly Of this
city, has been made manager OF the
Fan livery stables,
The best exhibition seen In the terri
tory this year will be given at the
fair grounds next Saturday afternoon,
when the Agricultural and Mechanic
college team, the champions OF New
Mexico meet the sturdy, speedy In
dain school boys, Two years ago the
Indians won, last ear the college boys.
Both teams are In the best OF condition
and training, and viii do their utter
most 10 capture the rubber.
Hon. NJ. 5. Otero, who was out west
on sheep matters, returned 70 the city
this morning. He reports a big fire at
San Rafael Monday night. and that the
merchandise store OF Nabor Mirabel n
Bros. was totally destroyed. Mr., otero
states that the firm carried a stock Of
goods amounting to at least 5000 to
$4,000, and also had stored at the
building 2s7 sacks Of wool, The post
Office Of San Rafael was kept al the