Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Leonard Skinner. the Golden general
merchant, was here yesterday purchas-
ing goods aud supplies.
Shed Ellsworth. OF the Albuquerque
American, was a passenger for El Paso
last night.
Gerhard zeul. one OF the best job
printers In the city, IL seriously III at
his room over the Vienna bakery.
Mrs. Al. Coleman and Mrs. Lou DAVIS
left last night for lei Paso, where they
will remain until after the carnival.
w w. Strong, contractor aud car
psnter, and wife were PASSENGERS on
the delayed train last night Tor Al Paso.
The FL Paso Herald a y that hid
Farr, a member Of the Farr cattle and
market company at Albuquerque. II
at the zeiger. ,
owing to a freight wreck on the
Santa Fe Pacific, the No. s passenger
train, due here from the west at 6:4S
pm. was annulled last night.
W. t. McCreight. business manager
OF The Citizen. went to El Psso last
night to take "a glance at the carnival.
lie will return morning.
Frank Mckee and wife we're passen-
gers to III Paso. Texas. last night.
Frank wore his beaver and Will shine
among the Elks ana Shriners OF the
Pass city.
w. 5. Hopewell OF Ilillsboro and J.
II. Mclaughlin, of san Pedro, are in
Albuquerque to attend a meeting Of the
board of directors OF the Albuquerque
santa Fe & Pacific railroad
The HI Paso Times says: Rabbi p.
Jacobs. OF Albuquerque. is In the city
as the guest Of Rabbi Martin zielonska
to attend the carnival, n will preach
at Mount Sinai temple on Friday night.
IL. $. Clark. agent for the Singer
sewing machine at West Gold avenue.
was busily engaged yesterday In
checking and uncrating u car load OF
mavchines with 1901 style cabinet ware.
Emil solignac. register OF the gov
eminent land office at Las Cruces. went
up to Santa Fe this morning. Ii COM
pany with Major Lewellyn he made a
pleasant call at this office this morn
ing.
Major W. II. IL. Llewellyn Of Las
Cruces, went up to Santa Fe this morn
Ing He Is contesting a seat In the low
er house Of the legislature from the
counties OF Dona Ana and Otero, and
claims that he has a good case.
Il. y. Maynard, the Second street
Jeweler. has for some time past been
partially disabled by trouble with one
Of his eyes. The gentleman is happy
10 say the diseased member Is improv-
ing though he stlll has his EYE with
HIM"
The Las Vegas Optic says: w. w,
Mervin, who came here from Cold
water, Mich, for health purposes, LEFT
on No. l this afternoon for Albuquerque
accompanied by his mother. He vas in
a very poor condition OF health. being
carried to the car.
The passenger train for the south
last night due TO leave at 1918 d. M.
was delayed two hours, waiting for the
No. passenger train form the east
The south bound train had an extra
Pullman and two extra day coaches,
mostly filled with El Paso carnival visl-
tors.
Fred. b. Houghton, the general
agent OF the Santa Fe railway. after a
business trip to Chicago and Kansas
city, came In from the north last
night and continued south with the Al
buquerque delegation 10 El Paso. He
was surprised when told by the night
Ticket agent that the sale OF tickets
for h midwinter carnival upto last
night had reached over l50. w~hereupon
he remarked that El Paos people ought
to appreciate this city for sending to
the carnival such a large delegation.
Wednesday was pay day at the local
shops OF the Santa Fe system, and sec
employees received their checks, result
Ing In a stimulus 10 local trade. The
men are kept busy and many are put
ting In extra time. a small. but regular
force, Is employed nights due to
changes necessary In IRE boxes to ad-
nit OF Cerrillos coal being used In sub
stltution OF the Gallup product. OF
which the company has been unable TO
procure a sufficient amount, since the
strike troubles commenced In the Cat
lup district.
The Jossey Stock Co. played last night
TO an exceptionally good house, with
Miss Bernlce Howard as Camille" The
lady sustained her reputation as a I'm
ishod actress and was given good sup
port by the other members OF this un-
usually good company. The play billed
for tonight viii be THE Devil and
co, " which Is one OF the strongest pro-
auctions In the Jossey company roper
toire. The company win after leaving
Albuquerque make several one night
stands at different Colorado points and
win on such occasions present the same
play that win be on the boards to-
night. Mr., Jossey, who has been suf-
frring from the prevailing epidemic
for the past few days, viii take part
in this nights program, It Is expected
the company will surpass themselves
and no one should miss the opportunity
10 witness the performance,