Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

beautiful and fragrant flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lindsay are re-
joicing over the arrival at their home
on December . of a baby girl.
George II. Clark. with the Singer
Manufacturing company. left last night
for the south on q business trip.
A gasoline automobile, on a trip from
Denver to this city. Is expected to-day.
The "critter'' left Las Vegas Sunday
morning.
The XRai.e Bazaar will be opened at
Il o'clock tomorrow afternoon. supper
will be served at 6 p. m. All VIII Xoeed
your Expectations.
J. p G~oodlander, representing the
Myer Drug company OF st. Louis, Il in
the city with a trunk load OF pretty
Christmas samples.
Since her rctur to her home IN Santa
Fe, after a long visit 20 Albuquerque.
Miss Nina Otero has been quite III but
Is reported convalescing.
Major w. II. II. Lleweilyn. who was
north on business, came in from the
north asst night. and continued south
to his home in Las Cruces.
NJ. d. Douglass, wife and daughter,
people, are stopping at the Grand Cen
trail. They hail from Pueblo.
J. e. Sheridan. the territorial coal
mine Inspector, is In Santa Fe to-day.
and will reach Albuquerque on his way
to the Gallup mines, this evening.
w. J. Tway, the painter on South
Second street. has returned from Chi
cago. where he visited friends and also
purchased a stock OF paints and wall
paper.
At the xqulsite booth homemade
candies Of the very best will be on sale.
At the Xraordinary value booth aprons
will be found in which you can work
or dine In.
Conductor Leseney. who Is one OF the
Santa Fe passenger conductors between
this city and La Junta. a gone 10
Iowa, in response to a message telling
him that his father is seriously III.
Gov. otero left Santa Fe yesterday
morning for Washington on official bus
inesss. He will be absent for SCI eral
weeks. The governor was accompanied
TO Washington by Adjutant General W.
II. whiteman.
DIR. q. II. Adams, a ~well-known life
insurance agent OF Phoenix. Arizona.
who was at Las Vegas on business,
came In from the north last night and
will remain here a few days before con-
tinuing west.
]. II. Shufiebarger has moved into
the store room on West Gold venue.
recently used for restaurant purposes.
MIR. Shufiebarger is a secondhand
dealer. and In his new quarters will be
better prepared to show his goods.
Jack Ryan. who served with Captain
Muller in troop f. Rough Riders, is in
the city from Datil. Socorro county. to
be examined for a pension. He was
wounded at the battle of San Juan. He
made the trip OF 200 miles horseback.
Charles Stevenson, a popular passen-
ger conductor on the Santa Fe road.
who was sent to the railway hospital
at Topeka to ave an operation per-
formed on his eyes, has retuIn,d to Las
Vegas, and expects to take his run in
a few days.
John II. Teitlebaum, who used the
mails for fraudulent lottery scheme
and who had his trial a short time ago,
before Chief Justice Mills, was senten-
ced yesterday 10 pay a fine OF $500 and
to serve out a sentence of six months
in the a Miguel county jail.
The Presbyterian ladies are very busy
at the Commercial club trimming the
booths for the XRaise Bazaar o-mor-
row night. At the Xclamatory booth
will be found dolls OF every description
from the one that costs q few cents TO
that one which will take several dol
lars to buy.
Mrs. @. v. Crosby, wife OF the efi-
Client and worthy deputy district court
clerk. Is enjoying a Wis from her
mother. Mrs. r. c. Field, who arrived
last night from Chicago. and will re-
main here some time. Mrs. Field In
the wife OF Judge Field. general coun-
sellor and solicitor OF the Monon route.
Hon. Solomon Luna. who is one OF
the best known men in the territory.
and who is very popular. came In from
Santa Fe last night and left for his
home In Valencia county. He reports
the ranges OF Valencia and Socorro
counties in very good condition, and ex-
poets a good winter for sheep and cat
tie In hose counties.
While in Washington, Hon. L. Brad
ford Prince presented 10 the secretary
OF the interior and to the commissioner
OF the general land office. the resolution
OF the archaeological society relative TO
the preservation OF the ruins in north
western New Mexico and especially In
the Chaco canyon. and received graft
flying assurance Of their interest In the
matter.
Last night the members Of Harmony
lodge, No. II, |. O.. o. F., had a most
enjoyable time. After the transaction
OF regular lodge business. the local
members, together with several visiting
Odd Fellows. partook Of a turkey sup
per, after which for several hours the
lockers and story-tellers OF the crowd
RECALLED those present with some funny
up-to-date tales.
The public library mandamus case,
which was set for hearing before Judge
Crumpacker on Thursday morning. will
not be heard until Saturday or Mon
day. Judge Crumpacker has asked
Judge Parker. OF the third judicial dis
trict, to hear the case and he has not
yet appointed a day for the reason that
he (Parker) is now at Hillsboro hold
ing the Sierra county court.
Word was received here to-day by
letter from Trinidad that Thomas
Windsor. Jr., died there on Monday
morning last. The deceased, with his
wife. passed through this city about ten
days ago, and at that time he was suf-
fering with peritonitis, He was con
nected with the United States geologi-
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