Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-01
LOCAL RARAGR APHS.

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Flesher q Rosenwald's.
The Elks lodge Of Santa Fe will hold
interesting memorial services to-mor-
row evening.
The New Mexican says that Felix
Briesen Of Albuquerque, was at the Bon
Ton yesterday"
II. @. Wilson, of the Conti-
mental OIL company. Is up NORTH IN the
interest OF the company.
Thos. s. HubbeIl. sheriff Of Bernsiillo
county. was a passenger returning
from Las Vegas last night.
The little daughter OF John $. Beaven,
Of the C1arkville Goa yards on
South First street, y reported quite III.
d. w. Hutzel and wife, who were at
Santa Fe on a visit TO heir son. r. NJ.
Hutzel, will return to the city tonight.
". A. Carr. wife and three daughters,
are new arrivals here, coming from
Decatur. Ill. They will remain here
some time.
Dan Elliott, the Santa Fe roadmaster,
with headquarters at Las Vegas. Is In
the city. and has his name on the Grand
Central register.
Don't forget the special musical SER
vice Tomorrow evening In st. Johns
Episcopal church at 1880. A harp solo
will be played.
Remember the free concert and dance
at the Orchestrion hall tonight; also
the free concert at the same hall to-
morrow afternoon.
Juan c. Jaramillo. a well known
ranch man from the Torreon country,
OF Valencia county. was in the city yes
terday buying supplies.
Geo. Dent, a machinist at the local
railway shops. was at the depot last
night to welcome his wife. who arrived
from her home In Michigan.
John Sherwood, OF Bland, who visited
Albuquerque a few days ago has gone
to his old home at Plain city. Ohio.
where he win visit some time.
T. T.. Peters. who is interested In
mining and stock raising In Lincoln
county, was here yesterday consulting
with local stock raisers n buyers.
Otto Newlander found a small bunch
OF keys yesterday and left them at this
office. Finder can have them by calling
at this office and paying for this notice.
o. II. Gerry. outside salesman for A.
y. McGaffey & CO., returned last night
from a successful business trip to
Bland. Cerrillos and other points north
of here.
A. Macomber, OF Flagstaff, who has
been here some time on land matters,
made a visit to He'll canon on wednes-
day. returning to the city yesterday
n registered at Sturges' European.
Mrs. william Bryce and child, family
of a well known machinist at the AL
buquerque Foundry and Machine
Works, returned last night after a
pleasant visit to relatives and friends
In Topeka, Kansas.
Miss Sarah and Frank Meyers, who
are attending the university here, went
up to Bland Wednesday morning, so as
to enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with
their parents. They will return to the
city tomorrow night.
The Citizen is Informed hat a test
WI Va oVii UNI JIG NNh'
made at the Mayo mill at Golden the
other day. n the ore averaged about
800 to the ton. The Gold Standard
mine is owned by Robert Carley and
Pablo Aranda.
DIR. ]. f. Pearce was yesterday called
to Pena Blana to meet Noa Ilfeld. who
was taken suddenly Ill. When the doc
tor reached Mr.. HELD, he found that
his patient had recovered and was on
his way to albuquerque. returning
from a visit to his ranch.
The Cerrillos Register states hat j.
Il. Mayo, superintendent and manager
of the Old Reliable Mining company at
Golden. has a big mining proposition
under Roadway, which he has promised
to give To the public in a short time.
Mr.. Mayo, with Il. F. Woodwork. was
a visitor to Albuquerque the first of
this week.
BY reference to an Advertisement on
the fourth page of to-day's Citizen, 1t
will be seen that Cloutheir & McRae
announce hat they will soon go out OF
business, and offer for sale at cos for
cash, their entire stock of staple and
fancy groceries, except their stocks OF
Chase a. Sanborn's coffee and teas,
The ladies OF the Benevolent Associ-
alton have reason to be thankful this
week for the mount Of assistance re-
ceived from the public. First came a
box Of clothing from the Ladies Aid
Society of the Congregational church
next five turkeys. from The Maze; then
came the donation from the schools,
which was even larger than last year;
this. in addition to many other things,
contained enough breakfast foods and
canned goods in a rough estimate
would cost over $50. Last came an
anonymous contribution OF two dollars.