Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

" MaAf
Texas. Is here on a visit to his uncle.
Arthur A. Henry.
James Carruthers. q well-known and
popular citizen OF San Pedro. l. here
to-day on business.
District Attorney Chlldcrs Is en- route
homeward from Washington, where he
has been seeking re-appolntment.
W. H. Maugers. a wool buyer from
the east, has gone north after purchas-
ing about 100000 pounds OF wool in this
vicinity.
Hirstcr Cigar Manufacturing concern
and Whitney company are handing
around some exceedingly pretty 1901
calendars.
Miss lone Albright. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Albright, left last night
loT III Paso. whore she will spend the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ
Wingo.
r. J, Helm, the general agent OF the
Denver & Rio Grande, came In from
the north last night. and Is around
talking freight rates to the merchants
q the city to-day.
Alilot GENERA II, ~. olls' puDllsntT
Of the Los Angeles Times, passed.
through the city Tuesday night. return
ing to Los Angeles from a visit to
Washington and other eastern cities.
Peter Mcfarland. the portly repre-
sentative OF Gross. Blackwell & Co..
has returned to the city from the
south. He was in the Belen and Los
I ma. ~fWhhArhnnh On uynAl hnainlga
Hon. Il. 4. Hubbell. the county school
superintendent, was a passenger hr
Magdalena last night. He Will visit his
sheep ranges. and has arranged to re-
turn to the city on the morning OF the
25th.
a. +. Haggcrty Is at the Hotel High
land. coming in from Bland last night.
Mr.. Haggerty resided in this city some
time ago, but since leaving here has
taught the public school In Sierra
county and at Bland.
Last week at the Boston Mine ex-
change, 1905 shares OF the Cochiti Gold
Mining and Milling company were sol |
at 50 to $3.50 per share. OF the Santa
Re Gold and Copper company's shares
so were sold at $3.50 TO $6.ss per share,
Seymour Lewlnson returned TO the
city yesterday morning and has again
entered the employ of The Economist,
where his friends will find him in the
future. Since leaving the city some
time ago. Seymour held positions In
Phoenix and Winslow.
Joe Barnett has had set out In front
80 tho - IIp,, nua p.1ur tpaag 4.
rrsonting the approaching Christmas
festivities. lie has arranged II have
employees stockings, all named, huns
out Christmas eve, so he can hll them
with appropriate gifts.
TIL funeral OF Sven Lindqnist, who
died night before last at the home
OF his friend. Oscar Gabriel. at Isleta.
was held this afternoon from Edwards
undertaking p%arlors. Aftcr services by
Rev, 7. G. Belttle the remains We're
Inferred In Fairview cemetery
The depot at Lamy Is being renovat-
ed and partly rebuilt. 4 new lunch
room has been added to the dining
room. and the freight house torn down
90 make room for these Improvements.
The depot Is being repapered and re-
painted, the work TO be done In time
for the new train schedule, which pro-
yiles Tor the passengers taking meats
az Lamy
Half "a dozen vags were brought be-
fore Justice Crawford this morning
one OF them carried a good sized stone
tied up in a rag, that made an ugly
weapon. He was given 80 days. Part
Of the rest OF the crowd was put to
work ON the street. and the balance
told 10 "hlt the road A native was
fined so for being drunk and commit
ting a nuisance.
The silver city Independent says; A.,
\. Keen, Of Albuquerque, who is sec
rclary OF the territorial land commits
sion. arrived In silver city on yester-
days train, for the purpose OF looking
az er business matters and at the same
tllle TO see just what sort Of place Sill
ycr City really was. for. while Mr..
Keen has been a resident OF New Mex
leo since 1875, this Is his first visit to
the extreme southwestern portion.
b. r Kloo died at his room on South
Third street Yesterday afternoon. II
WAS 30 years old ana came here three
week, ago from Marion, Ohio. A few
days ago he was noticed acting queerly
ON the streets ana upon investigation
b. was found that he was suffering
from tuberculosis, Of the brain, He wa
q member Of the Knights Of Pythias,
and the local members of tina order
tclcgraphci his people. An uncle nam
cd II, ". Blair came out here ard was
with the man when he died. The re-
mains were embalmed last night by
Undertaken Edwards and shipped to
Ohio this morning for burial. accom-
panied by the uncle.
Two young boys named Harry Pelo
and Charlie Beatty, have been sent to
their homes IN Montrosr. colo, from
Santa lc. The boys claimed 10 have
been persuaded BY tramps a. leave
home, ANA they went With the gang
through Arizona and New Mexico. on
their return they shook the tramps In
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