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

Capt. Henry jerks left this morning
for Cerrlllos.
Tonight a free lunch will be served at
the White Elephant.
District Attorney h. c. 6ortner came
down from santa Ne last night.
&. j. sohn, OF Ration, game down 10 the
city last night on q business visit.
T. j. Curran went up TO Santa Ne yes
terday and will return home tonight.
W 3, Miera is In the city from Cuba,
N. 81, looking after his property in
terests.
Edward NJ. Armor came in from Dem
yer last night and Is q guest at the
Highland.
The opportunity OF q lifetime Is one OF
those free lunches every Saturday night
at Zeiger's.
X. Burke, the attorney from Flagstaff.
was here to-day mingling with the pro-
fessionsl men.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector A.
j. LOOMS was q passenger from the
north last night.
Hon. SoL. Luna returned to Los Lunas
this morning after spending yesterday In
the capital city.
Mrs. II. Essinger and daughter, OF the
Meadow City. are registered at the Euro
pean In this city.
Miss Edith Stevens Is being entertained
at the home Of Miss Annie Becker In
Belen over Sunday.
J. g. King and wife are pleasant people
from San B%ernardino who registered at
the Grand Central last night.
Mrs. j. N. Wallace was among the ar
rivals from Bland yesterday evening,
She Is q guest at the Grand Central.
James ID. May left yesterday for q
short business trip TO Bland, where HI
will look after his mining interests.
According 10 the usual custom the
White Elephant establishment will serve
Its regular Saturday night free lunch.
Sol. Block, the e~nterprlsing Grants
merchant, was among the prominent
visitors In the territorial metropolis TO-
day.
Squire Smith. who was here q couple
OF days this week attending to some bust
ness matters, returned to Bland thii
morning.
j. NJ. Keogh, the efficient travelling
salesman for the Simmons Hardwar,
company. St. Louis, put up at sturges
last night.
The Los Angeles. Cal. Herald an
nounces that "Mr. and Mrs. George G
6ainsley and Miss Maggie Wright are a
the HOllenbeck from Albuquerque, n
M"
Final Judgments OF divorce were rem
dered this morning In the cases Of
Vicente Armiio W. Celsa Armiio, ant
Mauricia do Aguerro Va. Tomas Domin
CUES.
Benjamin BibO and Simon Bibo. tn
extensive general merchants Of Lsguni
aud Grants respectively. arrived In tn
city last night and were interviewing
the local wholesale merchants here to
day.
MIR. and Mrs. T. G. Pratt, OF 1923 sOutl
Edith street, are rejoicing in the arrlyA
last night Of a baby daughter. This vii
explain the broad smile that beams oil
the face OF T. @. who Ia passing cigars Il
his friends { O.dAy.
Speaking OF n OF Albuquerque's pros
porous merchants the Los Angeles Rec
ord says! "Ed. ROsenwald, wife an
children, Of Albuquerque, N. NJ ar
guests ut the Nadeau. Mr.. Rosenwald l
one OF the heaviest general merchants Il
the New Mexican city"
A telegram was received this morning.
from James Workman. OF Schubert. Neb
uncle OF Charles Veal, the young ma
who died here yesterday, requesting tina
the remains OF the deceased be embalme
aud sent TO yerdon, Neb. The body VII
be shipped on Sunday night.
The Klio Klub held q very plessan
session at Mrs, Thomas sherwOod's ye'
teTdAy afternoon, about q score OF men
bers being present. Chicago" proved
be a very highly interesting subject {
study. The guests we're treated 70 a d.
: licious lunch. The next meeting wi
! DO held at the heme OF Mrs. Charlie
Mausard. The subject OF study will
the poems Of Lord Byron.
= A small wire trlck-an optical illJ
sion introduced on the streets {
a Albuquerque yesterday afternoon b
I Ernest Meyers, Of the arm Of LowenthI
q Meyers. II Is wonderful" but q pei
B son can hold the wire In both hands an
tina mara Ia kaaDa the moVamant OF hi