Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-03
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

Christmas novelties. fancy boxes. al
styles and shapes. Delaney's.
Lost-Fur collarette. between postof
ncc and 2i3 I~Iazlcdine avenue. Reward
offered.
steve Conavan, OF the Rocky Clin
Coal company, Gallup. Is In the city
to-day. n was II welcome calls, al
this office.
The Coney Island resort on Rail.
road avenue. Locke Il Dawson. propri.
etors. changed hands this morning. tn,
new owners becoming Thomas Solo-
mon and Jack Creighton.
Rev w. T.. Foulks, the Southern
Methodist minister at Gallup. came In
from the west this morning. and will
remain until tomorrow night. The
reverend gentleman Is here on business.
f. j. Nichols, wife and children.
who were east on a visit to relatives
and friends. returned 10 the city last
night, registered at Sturges' European.
and viii continue to Wlngate, where
Mr.. Nichols IL the Santa Pc railway
agent. tonight.
j. II. Martin, who II a well known
and prosperous ranchman on Rock
Creek In the Jemez mountains, is In the
city to-day and was a pleasant caller
at this office. Mr.. Martin Ii here to
purchase merchandise and supplies.
stating that he Will start a small store
on his ranch In a few days.
J. u. Nipp. a young gentleman from
Winfield, Kansas. who has been here
the past few months. returned last
night from n visit to Las Vegas. Mr..
Nipp is a particular friend of w. r..
whitney. OF the whitney Hardware
company. He expects to leave in a
short time for Mexico.
J. II. Van Horn and II. T.. Glltner.
two miners and prospcctors OF La Ma
iera district. Sandia mountains, are In
the city to-day and made a call at this
office. They report their prospects as
showing up nicely. and that the future
VIII develop, by judicious work. that
they have some good paying mines.
w. l.. Trimble. the well known liv-
eryman. who has the contract to de-
liver machinery up In the Cochitl min
ing district, returned to the city last
Saturday from his camp near san
Pedro. Mr.. Trimble has just purchased
the big tent from the Fair association,
which he will use TO good advantage
at his camping grounds.
a man named J. ii. Larson was run
over and killed near Glorieta yester-
day. Conductor Hurt and Engineer
Stewart were not aware OF the killing
OF the man until they reached this city
yesterday. when on examination OF the
wheels OF the engine blood and human
hair was found, II Is rumored here
that the man. who was a tramp. was
killed and his body placed on the track.
The fire department was called out
at 1880 y, IN. Saturday to %extlngulsh
a blaze In the blacksmith shop on
North Third street. occupied by l..
Anaya, and owned by Louis Carton.
The old frame structure was all ahre
inside but a few minutes work sOon
put out the flames. The inside was
completely Quilted and the building was
damaged beyond further use. The
building next door on the north occu.
pied as a second hand store by j.
Shuillcbarger was damaged some and
his stock Of goods wet and smoked as
well as broker by moving As far as
could be learned there was no insur-
ance on either the building or contents
A judlcious use of the patent turn on
nozzle boy the FIRE boys saved much
damage by water.