Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

H. r. Yewell went north this morning
to join his wife In Newport, II. /.
THE Pail Mall" is all the rage in New
York among the ladies. At Mr.. Nc
C~reight's.
J. F. Mentally, assistant division
superintendent, and Louis Parlsor are
In the city to-day.
Delegate Pedro Peres went north
yesterday. II IL supposed he 4. on his
way TO Washington.
Harry Herrick killed a coyote yester-
day In the foothills, only a half mile
from the Second ware school building
The newest and latest-"The Pail
Mall" hat. Just received at Mrs. Me-
Creight's. No. $40 West Railroad ave-
nue..
Yesterday, so Il Is reported at The
citizen, boy twins made their appear
ance at the residence % Attorney and
Mrs. $. Il. Gillette Mother and child
rem are reported doing nicely.
w. II. ~Gillenwatcr. Of the Montczuma
Savings. Building and Loan Association
has been out at Gallup on business con-
nccted with the company. He will re-
turn to the city tomorrow morning.
H.. Goldsmith, representing a big
wine and brandy making firm OF Los
Angeles, Is In the city, and Col. Oreste
Bachechi has guaranteed Mr.. Gold
smith that he would show him courte-
sizes this evening.
on Januady 6, 1901, Oreste Bachechi
Will have a grand christening celebra-
ton at the Colombo hall. His son,
Victor Hugo, the youngster of the fam
lily, Will be the principal attraction at
the christening feast.
Ben. Kemmerer, the secretary of the
local clgarmakers' union, No. 4i3, re-
ports the business OF the two factories
IN excellent condition ana urges the
smoker = the city to use union made
home manufactured cigars.
j. I. Gibbons, who has been mining
up In the Cochitl district the past few
months Is In the ,itv to-day. and SO is
his brother, r.. ID. Gibbons, the master
mechanic OF the Santa Fe at Las Vegas.
j. A. Gibbons expects TO leave for the
south in a few days.
J. b.. Mayo, general manager OF the
Old RELIABLE Mining company. and e..
f. Woodwork, general manager of the
Baird Mining company, came In from
the Golden district last night. and after
t~ransacting some important business
here returned to Golden to-day.
Friends are around to-day congratu-
lating j. r. MCGOWAN on the fact thai
a pension. While ne has Away. been
recognized as one of Albuquer-
que's strongest and most deserving
citizens, Il Is indeed qualification to
understand h a the general govern
ment has finally recognized the valu-
able civil war services of Mr., Nc
Cowan.
I'D, Cooper, who a in charge OF
Dodd & Lembke's brick and stone work !
at the big smelter at san Pedro, has re-
turned TO the city, Mr.. Cooper states
that the Dodd a. Lembke contract has
been completed, n that Superlnten-
dent Mclaughlin is now ready to dem
onstratc 10 the people that the San
Pedro district Is one OF the very hest In
New Mexico,
Union THANKSGIVING services will be
held at the Presbyterian church, Sill
yer venue n Fifth street on Thanks
morning at II a, m. Rev. w. j.
Marsh, pastor Of the Congregational 7
will preach. All are urged to ,
be present at the service, and by their
presence N spirit show thankfulness
to the Almighty God for an the mer-
Giles OF another year.
Il. ID. Carpenter, a ~wcll-known sheep
raiser OF the Torreon district, is In the
city to-day, seeing the sights of the
metropolitan city under the guidance OF
Charles Chadwick. Mr.. Carpenter re-
ports the fact tn T. a short time ago,
while riding the range, he met with the
misfortune Of hayinP his ear badly
frost-bitten, He will leave tomorrow
morning for Rife, Cob, on bushes
J.. II. Oyerhuls, deputy sheriff of the
district, came in last night,
a prisoner as far as this city.
Here the fellow slipped by the eagle
eyed deputy OF Bland, and when Mr..
reached the city last night he
discovered that his prisoner had mys-
leriousiy flown to newer quarters. Mr..
returned to Bland onthe de-
.ayed passenger train to-day.
wicked London was produced at
Neher's opera house, The Falk & Yer
once company played the piece in fine
and ELECTED heart applause. G.
Wright. who took the part Of Wash
p. Walker an American, and
Frank Wallace, as Tom Darnell, were
exceptionally good, Others OF the ON
pany acted their parts In fine style, pro-
ducing n OF the best and most inter-
esting stories OF London life in good
order.