Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-29

wanted-A nurse girl. Apply at s2s
Copper avenue.
John Stein, superintendent Of Har-
Vegas last night.
Louis nfcld. who was up north on
business, visiting Las Vegas and Trim
dad, returned to the city last night.
Nathan Price. a brother-inlaw Of
Simon and L. II. Stern. came in from
the south this morning. He now trav-
els for a large wholesale house OF Chi
cago.
America Dlgneo, manager OF the
Hudson bill posting company, will
leave for Santa Re Monday morning.
where he will spend New Years with
his folks.
a grand free concert followed by
dancing. will be held at the orches-
trlon hall tonight, and another free
conccrt tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. Everybody invited.
Col. j.. s. Hutchinson, the old Gold
on miner and owner OF the Tip-Top
mine, left this morning for the district
east of this city to look at some prop
erty for an eastern syndicate.
Misses Essle n Lena Price. after a
pleasant s%oJourn among Albuquerque
relatives and friends, returned to their
home in Socorro last night, and there
were friends at the depot to say good
bye and wish an early return 10 this
city.
John G. Spears, the newly-elected
collector and treasurer Of Mckinley
county. came in from Gallup last night
and remained over here until this
morning. when he left for Bland. He
will return to Gallup in time to be
sworn In as an officer OF that county
by the first OF January.
A number OF Albuquerque and south
ern country educators, who attended
the New Mexico Territorial Bduca-
tional convention at Santa Fc, came In
from the north last night, and all Of
them spoke in the highest praise OF
the In which the people OF the
territorial capital treated them.
News has been received here OF the
death at Denver the other day OF Miss
Belle Porter. formerly instructor OF
German in the New Mexico university
here. The deceased came here a few
years ago from Chicago. where she
was teacher OF English in the Cook
county normal school OF that city.
Hon. L. a. Miera, chairman Of the
board OF county commissioners and
recently reelected TO the same office,
came in from his home at Cuba in the
Naclmiento mountains this morning
lie states that the retiring board will
hold a meeting next Monday ami wind
up the affairs Of the board for the past
two years.
The No. 2 passenger train from the
west was delayed several hours In
reaching the city this morning. The
engine "dled" on the Barr hill, after
leaving Isleta junction on time. and
the switch engine In the local yards
had to be sent out after the train. The
regular engine has gone into the local
shops to be repaired.
Instructions have been received at
Edwards undertaking rooms 70 bury
the body OF the young man. Clement
II. Burks. at Albuquerque. No ar
rangements were mad to defray ex-
pense and as the young man appeared
OF good family, the body viii be held
a few days awaiting result OF further
correspondence.
Surveyor and civil Engineer Pitt
Ross. came in from .Tijeras canyon
yesterday afternoon, where ht had
gone on business connected with work
on h right OF way for the santa Fe,
Albuquerque 4 Pacific railway. Mr..
Ross stated that the canyon and the
Sandia mountains are covered with
snow at least a foot deep, and that the
weather out there is extremely cold.
There were no misdemeanor cases to
be tried at police court this morning.
The nine weeks old infant daughter
Of Judge and Mrs. W. II. Burks died
at midnight last night Of pneumonia.
after a short illness. The funeral was
held from the family residence at 2:3O
this afternoon. The body was Inferred
In Santa Barbara cemetery. The SYM
PATTY OF the community goes out TO
the bcreaved parents IN their ahiictlon.
The Albuquerque Giants, the strong.
est organized foot ball team in the ter
ritory with the possible exception OF
the local government Indian school
team has an ofrer from the Las Vegas
Tigers for a match in that city on
New Years day. with all expenses
paid. The Giants are considering the
proposition, but It is feared, owing to
the dropping out OF their best players.
that the proposition win not be ac-
cepted.