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

ed to give an entertainment in this
oity.
The Postal Telegraph company once
has been moved from Gold avenue TO
No. 220 South Second street.
Miss Mabel Hunt. who was here on a
visit to her mother. has returned to her
duties at Esmerelda, near Belcn.
DIR. w. ID. Radcliffe, the physician
and surgeon Of Belen. was in the city
yesterday He returned south last
night.
j. L. Elder, who was st Las Vegas
in the interest OF the Colorado Tele-
phone company. has returned TO the
city.
VIII Ments. editor and proprietor of
the Bland Herald. visited his wife and
son here yesterday. returning to Bland
this afternoon.
w. A. Mcdraw, formerly clerk at the
Hotel Highland. has gone to Ell Paso.
to accept a position with Wells, Fargo
Express company.
A pretty little souvenir, In the shape
Of a match box. Is being presented to
patrons and friends by L. L. washburn,
the gents furnisher.
The Baptist church win hold an an
nual meeting at the church this even
Ing at 1880 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present.
Mrs. VIM. Russell. who recently en-
gagged in the restaurant business on
West Gold avenue. has closed out. re-
firing last Friday afternoon.
Mace l.. Robinson, Of Primrose A.
D~ockstadter Ministries. Is here on a WIS.,
II to Joe Barnett. and from all ap-
pearances Robinson Is having a fine
| time.
r. E. Abel. manager of the RED
Barn" on West Copper avenue, left
yesterday morning for Kansas city.
While absent he will purchase a carload
OF fine livery horses.
J.. s. Mactavish, who has been here
visiting his sick family. reports them
much better this morning. lie will re-
turn to Magdalena tonight. They will
follow in a few days.
NJ. p. Sawtelle, a general merchant
OF Cabezon. is in the city purchasing
goods. He will load several wagons
with supplies and leave for his place
of business tomorrow morning.
The fuDera OF John NJ. Brault, whose
death was chronlcled In The Citizen Of
last Saturday. too place yesterday
and was largely attended. Burial was
had in santa Barbara cemetery.
c. NJ. Foraker, the portly and worthy
United states marshal for New Mexico.
has his headquarters now in room "a
and 26 OF the Grant building, having
moved over from the court house last
Saturday.
1t is understood that y. A. slcyster,
real estate and insurance agent, con-
templates erecting a residence on his
recently purchased lots near the resi-
dence OF Il. L. washburn, on East Rail-
road avenue.
Thursday afternoon J. p. Norwood.
an industrious shoemaker, was married
to Miss Ellen Steward. the ceremony
being performed by Rev. 7. l.. Watson,
pastor of the African Methodist Epis-
copal church.
Superintendent Jeniss of the San Car
| los Indian reservation, was here Satur-
day. and was the guest of Judge Stans-
bury, who showed the visitor many
c~ourtesies. Mr.. Jeniss continued west
Saturday night.
Major II. II. whiting was SO years old
yesterday. lie came to New Mexico In
1866, and located in Albuquerque in
1868. He has done more than his share
helping build up this city, and deserves
long life and prosperity.
ID. S. Patterson, who was called Ia
southern California in response to a
message tina hisAfather was seriously
III, writes that he will return to the
city In a few days, as the health OF his
father has greatly improved.
William jerks. general manage OF
the Golden Cochiti Tunnel company
who was up in Cola canyon the past
few weeks, has returned to the city
and reports himself well pleased with
the mineral outlook of that district.
). The annual election OF officers OF the
First Baptist church will occur at tn,
church at 1880 tonight. All member,
are urged to be present. For this rea'
son Mr.. Kinney will not lecture TO hi
class on the Life OF Christ" tonight.
Hugh Murray, OF the san Antonio
springs ranch, came in last night Will
, 500 lambs, which he turned over L
Bearrrup, Eide & Wilkinson. proprie
tons Of the Wool Securing mills. Mr.
I Murray will remain in the city 70
\ q few days.
=. The Xellence OF the Presbyterian Ba
: zaar Z be held at the Commercial clul
3 on Thursday and Friday Of this week
cannot be Halted above its due. Al
present will Xclaim at the Exhibition o
beautiful and useful articles displaye,
at the several booths.
col. ]. @. Albright has received
: letter from his wife. who is in Paris
France. telling him that she wa
awarded a gold medal for her display o
fine photographs at the Paris exposi
ton. Mrs. Albright oficiated also a
] n OF the commissioners for New Mex
SEQ at the exposition.
II Is rumored hat Father Leon Car
pentier vas recently murdered In th
mountains lying between Spain an
France. Father Carpenter will be n
membered rs having had charge of I'll
Manzano parish. east of this city, an
visited Albuquerque before his depart
ure for Europe. He IA well know
to the priests of this parish.
The police have in charge a China
:, man who Is violently insane. He wa
,, employed at the C. o. d. laundry. IN
mans countrymen had to tie him wit
ropes to prevent him doing injury