Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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The zeiger Cafe will spread an ele-
gant hot free lunch tonight.
Tonight at $50 the last performance
OF quo Vadis'' will be given.
Louis Baer, a well-known wool buy
er, came in from the north last night.
Judge J. w. Crumpacker has not re-
turned to the city, as was reported an
the city press.
James Lucas, a well-known citizen OF
| Cerrillos. came in last night and took
in QUO Vadis" at the new opera house
Satisfaction for the appetite can be
found at the White Elephant tonight,
The lunch will be Just what o Will
like.
Mrs. Louis Trauer, wife OF the sheep
and wool purchaser on South First
street. is up and around after a hort
illness.
Mrs. Fred Weston has purchased the
Esserich property on Marble avenue,
Otto Dieckman had charge OF the
transfer.
Mr.. Maltby. OF Aurora. Ind, arrived
last night. He is the father OF Frank
Maitby, who is quite III at his residence
on the Highlands.
There will be a free lunch at the
White Elephant tonight that will
please the most fastidious. Drop In
there while down town.
ID. wisner. wife and daughter. Miss
Bertha. are In the city from Topeka
Kan. and will remain some time. Mrs
Wlsner is a sister OF Mrs. Thomas Vo'
taw.
Miss Vera Whitmore, who s%ojournet
in this city and had a room at the resi-
dence of George ID. Bowman last win
ter, died At her home in Spring Prairie
wis, on July 8. of consumption.
The lei Paso Herald says: wv. Nor
ris, Jeweler OF Albuquerque, is In 70
Paso prospecting for a location. He 1
pleased with our city and %seriousl!
contemplates making it his future
home.'
Miss Annie Becker, daughter OF Col
onel John Besker, of Belen, expects &
pass through Albuquerque on Monda,
evening next for Colorado Springs an
Denver, where she viii spend the sum
l mer months.
The Buffet, that cosy gentlemen
resort in the Hotel Highland, will, a
is its custom. entertain It's patron
with an elegant lunch. This place 1
now considered the incest and quietes
in the city. Peter Gullion will be Of
e hand to welcome all corners tonight.
Yesterday Jesus Ramirez stole a Goa
from the store of Bachechi a. Giom
- which belonged to Otto Frank. Tn
thief was captured after a lively rae
I down an alley by City Marshal McMil
lin. This morning Justice Crawfor
sent the thief to the county jail 10
ninety days.
This morning. Mrs. f.. ii. Kent re
& ceived word that Mrs. Alex. Mckenzii
y her slster-in-law, died in Chicago froi
d the effects of an operation the othe
n day. Mrs. Mckenzie visited Albuquei
que last fan. and was a very health
woman then. Her home Is at Iced
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Stern and bah,
accompanied by Miss Aline' daught'
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Stern, Will leaN
tomorrow morning for Socorro, to Wis
relatives aud friends. Mr.. Stern wi
n return to the city Monday mornin
but the others will remain In Socorl
for a few days,
5, In the boys contest, which had a b
u run at the Simon stern clothing stoT
8. closed the other day. Jimmy Perkil
ID won the suit OF clothes n a COMM
sion ON about 5000 worth OF goods pu
le chased, which was placed to his cred
The second prize was won by the 81
OF l.. A. Tessier, and the third by L
Sackett.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs and their u
Oh sons, Ralph and Bernice, are receivli
G. the congratulations of their many A
buquerque friends to-day. They a
financially interested in the 'Qou V
dis" company. now holding forth at I
new opera house. and The Citizen
I pleased to learn that they coming
the top" in good style.
n. Captain c. A. Lampman and his pla
ers. known as the Washburn base b
team. returned last night from san
Fe. The boys say that they were tre'
lei ed in fine style. The New Mexican say
et The Il. l.. Washburn base ball tea
mencing at 1880 p. m. b. Ramirez. l
this afternoon, The young men ha
Ie- been Santa FEES guests since Mondi
They have conducted themselves as I
comes well bred folk. and have ma
many friends. who viii in future
glad to welcome them to the capi
city, individually or collectively.
ka The bicycle dealers OF the city h
a meeting last night and entered II
an agreement to maintain a cert
schedule Of prices for repair work.
was also decided to transact all bu
ed ness. except the sale OF bicycles
cash only, a notice 10 this eneet
published IN The Citizen to-day. t
!, move has been brought about by
many small Items in the business VIII
as is conducted on so small a margin
A profit that the charging and collect
OF accounts wipes It out entirely. 2
agreement goes into effect August