Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

p. b.. Simmons, of Belen, was in the
city yesterday on business.
The city council will meet In regu-
lar adjourned session at the city build
ing this evening.
George w. Smith, general master
mechanic of the Santa Fe Pacific. re-
turned last night from the west.
Prof. John p. owen. who il heavily
interested In mining down In Socorro
county. has returned tothe city.
VIM. Mcintosh the Chill sheep
raiser. drove in from his ranch yester-
day. He will remain a few days.
|. II. Rapp, a well-known architect Of
East Las Vegas. Is In the city to-day,
and Is stopping at Sturges' European.
II. r. Nickerson, general of
the Mexican Central railroad, passed
south to the City of Mexico yesterday
returning from a business trip to east
ern cities.
The contract for the DR.. Wroth res
idence, which will be erected on the
corner OF Copper avenue n Fifth
street, was let this afternoon at the Of
flee of Architect Cristy to Bliss &
Weir.
Remember Wednesday evening will
be the last chance to hea the Nash
vile Students in their unique enter
tainment. Every n and specially
win be different from their last enter
tainment here.
Judge Isaac Hit, a prominent gov
eminent attorney of Washington, ID.
c., Joined his wife at the Hotel High
land last night. The judge IL here on
important legal matters connected with
Indian claims against the government.
Capt. George NJ. Cundin. who located
himself In I'll Paso the past few months,
came In from the south this morning.
and rumor has 1t that he Is likely to
remain here in the future. The cap
tain. from all appearances, has Jared
we'll in El Paso.
The railway shops will be closed
Saturday afternoon lei In order to
give the employees an opportunity to
hear Mr.. Bryan speak at The open-air
/, meeting which will be held on the va
cant lots, corner OF Fourth street and
Railroad aveneu. at 3 O'Clock.
1tNNtIudN lllbIhllk az q NV
wind wrecked the west side porch OF
|, the residence OF +. w. Spencer on wesl
Railroad avenue, and some Of the tim
, beers were carried up into the air and
: lodged on the roof of the house. The
damages are being repaired to-day.
: A bold robbery was committed al
the RED Barn" of w. l.. Trimble a
. co. on west Copper avenue. at or abou'
. midnight last night. Some thief en-
, tered the barn and took therefrom tn,
, big, black buggy horse belonging t.
Grunsfeld Bros. No clue to the thief.
A. NJ. Adams and wife, who wer'
down in southern California on
: pleasure visit, have retuprned to TN
city, and The Citizen learns that tn
health of Mr.. Adams was not improV
= ed to any perceptible extent by tn
= California visit. He expects TO leave II
a few days for Denver.
Billy Mason, who took a prospecting
= tour down through Mexico last Septem
Der, and after proving unsuccessful ~
. a miner, extended his trip through
Texas and then went to Ohio, has re
turned to the city. 1t seems from out
!, side appearances. that his jaunt di'
4 not materially reduce his condition
and he reports himself in good health
lie He states that he will remain a fey
days, and will then probably retur
N to the east.
Holy week at st. Johns Episcopi
=, church-Services every morning at ]
o'clock except Saturday. Holy con
-, munion on Thursday at Z a. m; BID
- class Wednesday at 1880; Litany sci
vice on Good Friday at 3 p. m; ais
u address on THE Seven Sayings froi
the Cross" confirmation class Frlda
evening at 1880; Mr., Renison will I
In found In the church to receive n
names of those who want To give FIRE
Is will offerings To the Building Fund
" from 2:3O TO 8 each day OF Holy Wee
20 Amount already pledged sl535.0O.