Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

John n. NOSs, a Wen known santa fe
railway official, is in the city from Las
Vegas.
Burton Mossman, connected with the
Aztec cattle and Land company. is In
the city from Holbrook. Arizona.
October nth. Masonic grand lodge OF
New Mexico will meet in this city. The
visiting Masons will be royalty enter
tanned.
NJ. S. Otero and J. l.. Perea were pas
sengers going north this morning, the
former for santa Fe and the latter for
Bernalillo.
Hon. A. NJ. Blackwell. OF the whole
sale grocery establishment OF Gross,
Blackwell a Co, came In from Las
Vegas last night.
The regular semi-monthly dance will
take place at the Commercial club this
| evening. The dance will no doubt be
largely attended.
J. +. Hlnkle, ex-terrltorial legislative
| representative from Lincoln county,
passed through the city for Santa Fe
gate.
Jerome Martin, a brother OF w. Il.
| Martin. secretary of the New Mexico
pentitentiary. passed through the city
for Santa Fe this morning. He Is a
ranchman in DUna Ana county.
John |. Caldwell. OF Altoona, Pa, a
| late arrival here, and a friend OF Capt.
]. -. Farwell, was shown the sights
| OF the city and being made acquainted
generally yesterday by Mr.. Farwell.
John Il. Griffith, the popular clerk Of
| the Fifth judicial district, came in from
Socorro this morning. and proceeded
on to Santa Fe. where he will take In
the territorial republican convention
there to-day.
Attorney John II. Single introduced
| yesterday a friend OF his from Chicago,
| Andrew Christensen, who expects TO
remain here. The gentleman was FORM
| erly connected with a large publishing
| house of Chicago.
Tonight the regular fortnightly
| dance at the Commercial Club Will take
| place. Extra preparations are being
| made to make the occasion an enjoya-
| BILE one, as It ls expected that there Will
| b. a large attendance.
The Eel Paso base bail team last
| both games In their recent series with
Tucson by the scores OF IL to 2 and 3
to 3. This should cinch the pennant
offered by an lei IA newspaper for
| the Albuquerque Browns.
John A. Riley, division superinten-
dent OF Bradstreet's Commercial Agen-
cy, with headquarters and home at Los
Angeles, with his wife, left this MORN
ing for indianapolis. Ind, where they
will visit James whitcomb Riley, the
famous poet, brother OF Mr.. Riley.
1t IL understood thai Judge A. b.
Fall. one Of the democratic delegates
from Dona Ana county. was on the
early morning train en- route to santa
Re and II Is also learend, although he
has declined to accept the nomination
for delegate to congress-, that friends
propose to push him forward when the
convention meets tomorrow.
In regard to the false alarm of fire
sent in last night, Chief Ruppe should
Interview Merchant Policeman Nc.
Laughlin. The officer stated to The
Citizen representative that he observed
certain actions from certain people
that convinced him that the fire alarm
box at the corner of Second street and
Railroad avenue was tempered with.
Judge Parker opened court at La
Cruces Monday. Assistant United
States Attorney Money, who was her,
during the past few days attending
court, left for the above point to lool
after leagal matters. Postofiice Inspec
tor c. l.. Doran and Deputy United
II States Marshal Frank Hall. are also a
Las Cruces. in attendance on the court
w. Moore Clayton. for many year.
the faithful and efficient manager Of
the local office of Bradstreet's CONNER
cial Agency, left this morning for hi
Did home In Virginia. where he will
%recuperate his health for the next 81,
months. As stated In The Citizen yes
terday afternoon. the new manager o.
the agency here, is Thomas McGeorge
who arrived in the city last Monda,
from Kansas city.
The alarm OF fire sounded last nigh
was from a mythical box Is. The fir'
was a deluslon also. n could not b
found. No one could explain the caus,
OF the alarm and the matter will b,
made the subject OF special lnvestiga
ton by Chief Ruppe. Again the larg'
Iorcwd on Second street., listening L
the medicine sellers show, was in tn,
way OF the fire a and there wa
some narrow escapes from injury.