Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

n. IL. the clothier ana
gents furnisher on Second street, Is on
the sick list. hence his absence from
his popular store.
Miss Dosha Saunders and Miss Dolly
Godat of Denver. Col, arrived last
night from the north and viii remain
In the city a week demonstrating
"Yuco Breakfast Food at the different
grocery stores.
Librado c.. de Baca, a brother OF
Marcus c. de Baca, the demo-pop-fu-
sion candidate for the lower house of
the legislature, is in the city from Pena
Blanca. He Is very quiet as to his opin-
ION on the election in that precinct.
Rolla Stevens. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
p. Stevens. who Is attending the Kem-
per military institute. Mo-. has been
made second lieutenant of the cadets
OF that institute. thus making him an
officer of the Missouri State militia.
The New Mexican says: Eduardo NJ.
Otero has returned from the sheep
ranch at Antelope Springs. He reports
the ranges in poor condition and the
sheep suffering. except on the Antelope
Springs ranch, on which the sheep are
in tiptop shape.
Mrs. Juanita Busto. grandmother OF
Placido Salazar. OWED at ~ m. to-day
her residence No. S24 Barelas road. The
deceased was 81 years Old. Funeral SER
Vices will be conducted at the old town
Catholic church Tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock. with burial In San Ignacio
cemetery.
The regular ~semi-monthly dance t
the Commercial club last night was as
usual a very enjoyable affair. The at
tendance was small as the many Hal
lowe'en parties attracted the regular
attendants OF these popular gatherings
elsewhere. But all who we're there had
a splendid time and will be on hand
at the next dance.
Three gentlemen. who wish to en-
Joy our winter climate and at the same
tint live as Independent as possible.
have established bachelor quarters al
the Elder ranch on the mesa. No doubt
they will make a merry household. The
names Of these venturesome ~sojourn-
ers are Dennison, La Franz and Porter.
and they expect another friend named
Drake, who is now at Prescott, A. T..
to join them shortly.
Louis. the son OF John Becker. OF Be-
len, who has been attending the uni
versity. has been seriously III for sew
eral days with appendicitis. His Moth
er came up from their home and spent
a day with him. but returned to Belen
last night as Louis had taken a turn
for the better. Mr.. Becker will re-
main a day or two with his son. Louis
friends hope to see him up and about
Don as he Is very popular with his
classmates.
Gus. Mulholland. of Gallup, has writ
ten a letter to j. IL. Allison, OF Dem
ing, stating that he would make a
contract to sink a well 1000 feet. for ar
tesian water, and IL he failed to secure
water he would refuse TO AXE any
money for his work. Here IL a chance
for Deming to secur artesian water.
Mr.. Mulholland being absolutely posi-
tive that artesian water can be easily
secured at or In the vicinity OF Deming.
There is a fine tiger skin In Simon
Storms window. II was brought In
along with a lot of bear skins from
Datil. n. NJ, by Nat Straw, an old and
experienced trapper and hunter. The
tiger was trapped near Magdalena a
few months ago. and Is a rare specimen
as it is found in southern Old Mexico
only and very seldom in any locality
north of there. Mr.. Straw hoped to
have his bear skins stuffed and mount
ed here, but found no one that could
do 1t, 80 he sent them to st. Louis.
Two typical western cowboys OF the
class that nave been advertised ex-
tensively are In Albuquerque. They are
Clarence Chandler and Edwin Kelly,
and they hail from Magdalena, where
they are considered the top notch ex-
perts in their business. Mr.. Chandler
who is the n boss for the Red
River Land and Cattle company. has
travelled with Buffalo Bits Wild wesi
show all over the country, and spent
considerable time In Europe, where he
gave exhibitions OF his skill in hand
ling bronchos and cattle. He has had
some interesting experiences.
About ten years ago during a quar-
rel at Kingston. a DR.. Mason was shot
and killed. The murderer was senten.
ced to the penitentiary for ten years
He served out his time and recently
was released from that institution. II
Is understood here that the mar wen
direct to the scene of the shooting ant
last Sunday held divine services a.
Kingston, where he preached the gos,
pei to quite a large congregation. IL,
was converted to Christianity while ir
the penitentiary. and states that hence,
forth he will lead an upright life.
]. V. Conway, who Is the republican
candidate for superintendent of schools
OF Santa Fe county, experienced +.
mishap at Cerrillos night before last
He was at Cerrillos on a anvas O
the dear people" and slept at the Pal
ace hotel. Sometime during the nigh
he fell u OF a second-story windov
OF the hotel, but fortunately escape,
with few scratches. His room com
panion states positively that John wa
dreaming of the majority he woul
have on election day. and made a lea
for a non-committal voter, whom h
) thought was about to pass by the hote
The fall has made Conway solid wit
the voters of Cerrillos>
First and Foremost.
In the field Of medicine is Hoods Sar
saparilla- 1t posses actual and un
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