Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

r. W. tlanCy went 70 chnta ~ tnis
morning on legal business. and will be
away several days.
In the police court this morning two
plain DRINKS paid $500 apiece for their
fun. A hobo was presented with a ten
days job on the streets.
w. N. G~ottschalk and wife OF MIL
waukee, are at the Hotel Highland. Mr..
Gottschalk is a prominent business
man OF the German city that looks out
over lake Michigan.
Percy McRae drove in from the Me-
1ntosh ranch at Chill yesterday after
noon. bringing in ]. X. Brown, who a
been under the weather n will remain
in town over Sunday.
George Bowman. the United states
gauger. returned from Aztec last night.
where he went to gauge the liquid
property Of the distillery lately seized
by the United States authorities.
Many Of the members Of the New
Mexico Humane society have not yet
paid their annual dues OF 81. Dues may
be paid to the secretary, c. w. Ward,
or to the treasurer. Frank VI. Mckee.
The pay checks for the railroads and
shops arrived yesterday and quite a
number were cashed last night. The
merchants are correspondingly happy.
and there will be plenty OF money in
circulation from now to Christmas.
Ben Williams. deputy sheriff Of Las
Cruces. while returning from a trip
to santa Re. vas recalled there yes
terday by a telegram handed him
when he reached this point. He evil
IDENTIFY was needed in his official capa.
city.
+. c. F%arquarson ami family we'll
known here. lately living at Ration. are
the guests Of Mr.. and MrS. II. II. Ives.
They have many friends here who will
be pleased to see them once more. Az
ter a short visit they expect to 10 to the
Pacific coast.
Louis Becker. who has been critically
III here for some time. was reported
yesterday as being better. His father.
John Becker. went home to Belen last
night. but Mrs. Becker will remain
awhile. Louis many friends hope to
see him able to be about
The program at the Catholic bazaar
tonight will begin promptly at $
o'clock. Miss Edith Niles will give her
reading first. and 1t would be well to be
there in time to heal her. The other
numbers are first class also. and all
should command the best attention OF
the audience.
The Santa Fe flyers have settled
down to the time card accurately. and
are arriving here on time. There Is a
large passenger traffic. Albuquerque
received a number OF stop overs last
night. The handsome new equipment
| OF the flyers are the cause OF much fav-
orable comment by the travelling pub
lie
That large and handsome Navajo
blanket that has been displayed at the
Harvey house. was purchased yester-
day by Capt. VIM. French. OF Silver
City. II cost him $3.50. but then It IL
the finest specimen OF the kind ever
made. and the design was something
elegant. II was also the largest one
ever woven.
Tonight at s o'clock there will be an
exhibition of the hand fire extlnguisher
OF the Phoenix Fire Appliance company
OF New York, at the corner OF Second
street and Copper avenue. A fire will
be started and the agent OF the COM
pany will show the workings OF the dry
powder e~xtinguisher. by putting II out
in quick time.
Owing to the illness of the one who
was expected to hll the pulpit. there
will be no preaching services at the
Baptist church. Sunday school at 9:45,
Junior Christian Endeavor at $500 pm.
Senior Christian Endeavor, 6;15 p. m
All are cordially invited to attend these
services. The following sunday Rev
George Brewer Will supply the pulpi
morning and evening.
Hon. b. s.. Rodey. delegate-elect tC
congress and Hon. Pedro Sanchez. 81
pervlsor of the census for New Mexico
attended a meeting Of the boys liter
airy society OF the HARDWOOD Spanish
mission college last night at the college
building on Lead avenue. Both Of tn
gentlemen addressed the students. Mr.
Sanchez speaking In Spanish. Tn
theme OF their talk was the present a
~vantages OF the boys for education oyei
those of their parents before them.
, Col. A. w. Harris, the Sierra count,
mining magnate, came in yesterda,
D from his headquarters at Kingston, \
NJ. Colonel Harris informs The Citize
that. while Sierra county is democratic
and there wal lots OF money bet o
, Bryan, the result Of the recent electio
will convince the silver EXTREMISTS tina
their theories are wrong, and hat the
will be benefited by the continuance {
4 the present administration. What this
: part of the country wants is capital
I, promote its mining industries. and tn
IS fact is recognized h a capital an
: statehood viii now come. Colonel Hal
ris Is exceedingly encouraged over II
d future prospects Of the mining distrl'
In which he is interested.
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