Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-10
LOCAL ~PARkGR APHS

Rev. j. NJ. Coudert. the parish priest
OF BernallilO, Is In the city to-day.
A. Dideir. the Beien wine and brandy
manufacturer. Is In the city to-day.
A. ]. LOOMS. the deputy internal re-
venue collector. Is in the city from
santa Fee.
Pat Carrot. who viii retire from the
sherlr's omce OF Dona Ana county on
January /. 1901. Is In the city to-day
from Las Cruces.
william Hye, Of the Albemarle Mer-
camille company. up In the Cochiti dis
trlct. was here last night. and attend
ed the Elks' burlesque circus at Neher's
opera house.
Jose ID. Sena the secretary OF the ter
rltorial republican central committee.
with his wife, viii return to Santa Fe
to- morrow. He hopes to conclude his
labors on the committee tonight.
Gov. A. NJ. Otero. Hon. r. II. Catron
and II. e. Twitchell Will arrive from
santa Fe this evening. and win speak
at the republican ratification meeting
| at the Neher opera house this evening.
Prof. Baker and his troop of palmists.
| after a very successful stay here. Will
leave Sunday night for FL Paso. The
| company Is a square one In every re-
spect and have given satisfaction here,
Hon. w. Il. Martin. secretary OF the
New Mexico territorial penitentiary,
who was down In Socorro county doing
good work for the republican party,
came up to the city this morning, and
win be one OF the speakers at the re-
publican ratification at Neher's opera
house tonight.
This evening one of those enjoyable
free concerts. followed by "a dance. vii
take place at the Orchestrion hall, anc
tomorrow afternoon at the same hal
there will be given another free con
cert. Superintendent Trimhle extend,
u special invitation to the public to at
tend these concerts.
This afternoon. from 3 to Q o'clock
Lloyd Sturges. the popular young sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Sturges. Is en-
pertaining his many little friends a
the new Columbus hall on North Sec
ond street. Mrs. Walton Ii present
and has charge Of the dancing. afte
which refreshments will be served.
Passenger train No. 81 that formerl!
left for the south at 1905 a. M. for al
points between here and Ell Paso, nov
, leaves at 9:4j p. m, and the publ
should take notice OF his change
! which has been brought about by tn,
/ flyer arriving about midnight, allowing
No. "a 10 go south after the arrival o
| No. from the north.
The case of j. A. Lochran VS.. II. c
| Gortner and w. h. Curtin was tried b.
agreement by Judge McFfe, withon
= jury, at Santa Fe yesterday. and upo
the Introduction of the evidence tn
. court found there was nothing therel
5 to sustain the allegation contained l
the complaint. inc nonsuited the plain
i tin. dismissing the cause at plaintiff
q costs.
w. l.. Trimble Il Co. have received
dozen big mountain wagons from tn
shops Of Jacob Korber a Co, and |
Akers q Co, this city. These wagon
s are the largest and most substantl,
= ever built In this city. and viii be use
In hauling coke from the Waldo over
to the new smelter at San Pedro. II
enterprising firm of w. l.. Trimble
Co. recently secured the above col
tract, and win begin work hauling col
next week.
During the performance at the opel
house last night, there were mar
handsome testimonials presented to a
artists in the way OF carefully arrang,
. bouquets Of vegetables and fruits, All
. several ja~ck'o1anterns and 9TH
neatly prepared pumpkins and waite
melons. Miss Burks received a III
T" real bouquet Of choice flowers. but gel
orally the offerings We're decidedly al
propriate TO the recipient and the o
casion,