Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

J. w. Edwards shipped a fine casket
last evening TO w. a. Parr at winslow
Ariz.
Half n dozen families came in from
the east last night, and will probably
remain here during the winter months,
RichaiL Pohl, the ~well.known gen.
eral merchant of Escondido, Valencia
county, is In the city today, and Is In.
terviewlng the local toy merchants.
Charles l.. 1'hayer left this morning
for Nacozari. Mexico, where he viii
take charge of the import BOOKS oil the
Montezuma Copper Mining company.
A. Staav, the Santa Fe capitalist and
merchant, wuo was mere the past two
days on a visit to relatives. returned
TO tho territorial capital this morning.
But n case was before the police
Judge this morning, 1t being that of
May Allen, who was arrested last
night in the acre for disturbing the
peace.
David Rosenwald. of the cigar firm
OF Rosenwald a. Flesher the having
charge OF tde Roswell house,, VIII en-.
Joy mis- Christmas with his parents of
this city.
II. ID. Becker. the general merchant
at lsleta, Ia here today, looking around
the toy stores. Mr.. Becker has a mum.
Der of little Indians at lsleta, and they
will all want something on Christmas
day.
At the First Congregational church,
Rev. Macgee will preach at morning
service. There will - no evening ser
vice and owing to the death OF Miss
Gilmore, the evening concert has been
postponed.
Ben Preston. the Fort Collins, Colo,
sheep buyer. who was at Cubero, out
west. the past seven weeks, returned
TO the city last night and reports hay.
ing purchased quite n nice buncn OF
wet ers and lambs.
In a telegram to hester Montoya, II
Is learned that Hon. Frank A. Hubbell,
VINO has been at Washington the past
few weeks. will return4o the cay Mon.
day night, IL Is likely lat Sheriff
Hubbell will return TO the city Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed b. Harsch were at
the depot this morning when the -. 2
passenger train came In from the west,
for the purpose of meeung their
friends. Mrs, Joseph Schwartz and
Miss Ida Blumer, OF st. Joseph, Mo.
The ladies' Ianed TO be among the pas
sengers.
Yesterday, The Citizen announced
the transfer OF three lots on West Cop.
per avenue from Mrs. T. A. Written to
Mrs, l., b. Putny. Today Mrs. rutney
stated Lnat Sue will at once make ar.
rangements 10 erect on the lots a fine
residence, and hopes TO ave q, under
way in a very short time,
DR.. ]. +. ->earce purchased the piano
used by Miss Stevens. OF the Central
school, at ner Christmas exercises yes.
terday afternoon. .he piano had been
loaned tor the occasion by Hall &
Learnard, and now will ne presented
by the doctor TO his daughter, Miss
Rebecca, as a Christmas gilt,
Y. II. Heath and wife were east
bound passengers this morning en-
route for South Dakota, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heath came to Albuquerque December
7. with their adopted daughter, Miss
Della Bennett, who died shortly after
their arrival, her remains being In.
TERED in Fairview cemetery.
Capt. Roy Gatlln. OF The Citizen kid
foot ball team, states that his gang OF
young Americas al beat any team OF
youngsters in the city. He says that
he has enforced the cigarette rule on
all his players, and none OF them has
smoked a cigarette since the last one.
His team defeated the Magruder
eleven the other afternoon by a scoro
OF 90 TO 0.
Superintendent Collins and teachers.
OF the government Indian school, are
arranging matters 80 the scholars will
enjoy a right royal Christmas at the
school. - large Christmas tree will he
n Of the features and there will be
presents galore hung on every nmb.
a hne meal, with turkey, ~cranberriee
and many other good things TO cat
will be served 10 the nttle red people
OF the scnool,
All the passenger trains from the
east were delayed In reaching Albu'
querque last night, owing TO heavy
SHOWS In Missouri and Kansas. and the
heavy ~gseng trafhc. The south