Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ralph Halloran. the prominent life
insurance representative, left for the
northern territorial towns this morn
ing.
Ben Helwegg, who Is n Of the
best grocery clerks In the city, IL no
longer employed at the Jana Grocery
company.
Mrs. Leeklcy returned from Je-
rome. Arlz.. last night with her son.
who has been sick at that place for
some time past.
Prohibition address tonight at
knights Of Pythlas hall by oliver w.
Stewart. chairman of prohibition ma
uOnal committee.
Jose =. Torres, probate Judge of SO.
zorro county, a among the number
who passed through Albuquerque to
lay On route To Santa Fe.
G. II. Brown, the prosperous miner
| and business man OF socorro. was
here a short time today and met n
number of his ac%quaintances. He
continued north to Santa Fe.
Samuel Akers left for Albemarle
this morning, after "a brief visit In
this city with his family. He IL the
master mechanic In the milling plant
OF the Cochitl Gold Mining company.
On Saturday evening the usual
dance and oncer will be held at Or
chestrion hall, and at 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon n grand oncert will oc-
cupy attention at the same place. All
are invited.
Marshal McMillin has collected
Si12 In fines for the short month of
February. For the year the marshal's
report will show a total Of collections
OF more than $4,000, an exceedingly
good record for that office.
DO you think II nicer TO ride a bi
cycle and think how much nicer Il IL
to re n bicycle than to walk than to
walk and think how much nicer II is
to ride a bicycle than to walk? Or
what do you think about 1t?
w. l.. Trlmble g. Co, the e%nterpris.
ing Second street liverymen. are to
day building the foundation for n ~.
ton Fairbanks scales. They will be
placed at the Second street stable.
and will be in readiness for use in a
few days.
MASS Berger, daughter OF Editor
William Berger OF the Sante Fe Capt
tai, arrived here from a short visit
with friends in Socorro. and remained
n th,s city today as the guest of Mrs.
Thomas I.ugneB and family in the
Highlands.
a convenient, up-to-date lur,h
counter has been installed at the
Palace club rooms ON Railroad ave
1Co. j. j. Johnson, the obllGing pro
prietoc, e. trying hard to satisfy all
!eaircs Of his patrons, and he Is sue
aeeding well.
Word was received in this city yes
torday by j. IL. Kuhns from his wife,
who is In California with their little
son, Joe, She stated that the health
of Joe wa4 very much improved since
their arrival at n lower altitude. and
IL IN believed he will entirely recover
In n few months.
". Shellenberger, an engineer on
the Rio Granue division, with head
quarters In San Marcial. came up
from the south this morning. He
will he present at the meeting of ili-
grim commandery No. 3, X. T., and
will he Initiated In the mysteries OF
that order tonight.
At the red barn on Copper avenue
today nine head OF fine driving horses
were auctloned on to the highest bid
der by Scott knight. Some OF the
animals brought good prices and
others did not fare SO wen. The total
sum realized was : 1925, or n little
bettor average than sl3.
Don j. Rankin, who went to Chi
cago last week In the interests Of the
southwestern Brewery and Ice com.
pany, is expected home tomorrow
evening. He was accompanied by his
wife as far as Lawrence, Kan, where
she made a short visit with friends,
and she also will return on Friday.
win Moore. familiarly called
spot Moore, is again In the employ
of the Electric Light company. Spot"
Us n of the best and most accommo-
dating employees that has over held a
position with the above company, and
Superintendent Fisher viii find hiEl
a first class linoman, always ready TO
work day or night.
8. T.. AldriCh. n prominent MGR
chant Of Gallup aul Manuelito, and
owner of II of the finest sheep
ranges IN the southwest, Is here to-
day on a business trip, Since the
heavy rains and suowfalls In the past
few weeks he says the grass Is com
ing mp nicely and the indications for
a prosperous year were never bright
or.
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