Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-31
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

NJ. Abraham. Of Santa Pc. arrived
in the city last night and Is a guest
at the European.
Hen williams. special officer for the
Santa Fe road. returned yesterday
morning from the south.
Congressman Russell j.. Waters. Of
Los Angeles. passed through the city
last night en- route home from wash
iugton.
Mrs. G.. H. Higgins and little child
came up from Pinos Altos this morn
.ug and are stopping at the Hotel
Highland.
Frank GIrard, the engineers assist
ant at the electric light plant, Is at
work again. after a weeks wrestling
with Ia grippe.
Rev. Norman Bartlett, who delivered
his lecture. 'To Hell in n Pullman" at
Columbus hall the other night, is suf-
fcrlng with a very severe cold.
Dr.. WIN. c. Loppentheiu and brother,
Frank. arrived here from Ludington,
Mich, and viii enjoy the salubrious
climate of Albuquerque for a month or
more.
The married ladies' sodali.y Of the
Immaculate, Conception church will
glye a social in st. Mary's school house
Friday evening, February 1st. Every
body invited. No admission.
Louis Metsker, United States sheep
Inspector, with headquarters In Kansas
city. came in from Flagstaff this
morning and registered at the High
land. lie will return TO seligman to-
night to examine a few carload OF
sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott knight, who were
recently united in marriage In Oswego,
n. Y, reached the city last evening and
furnished home at No. 300 Roma ave
nue., where they will be at home to
their many friends on and after Feb
ruary 10.
A party OF Hotel Highland guests,
under the espionage OF Il, IL. Mitchell,
The genial proprietor OF hat popular
hostelry. VIII witness the indian dance
az Isleta tomorrow. They will leave
here early N the morning in the large
,llly-ho OF w. L. TIimblc a Co., and
VIII return home In the evening.
col L.. W Dohs1n and other Albu-
4.gyqueans. who were at Slnta Fe the
past few days, returned TO the city last
hiaat. He states that the nomination
1i W. b. Childers TO be United States
attorney FOR the district Of New Mex
leo, was royalty celebrated at Santa
Fo yesterday Mr. Childors was pres
ert and took in the celebration.
ST. W. Flournoy and wife. accom-
panied by their charming daughter,
Miss Nellie. and Miss Mabel Fitch, vii.
leave this evening for southern Cali
forula. The health OF Mrs. Fiournoy
has been very bad the past year, and
the trip is made FOR her bencht. Mr.,
Fl1urnoy expects 90 return to the city
IN a short time, hut the other mem
bers Of the pltry viii DE absent several
months.
j. II. Fair. engineer on the santa
Pc Pacific, running both directions
from WlusioW. stopped over In this
city to-day on his return from San
MIrClal, where he was called to the
bedside OF his little son who was sick
with The grip, Mr. Fair formerly
handled the throttle on a switch en-
g,ne here, but was recently transfer
red TO the second division, He expects
20 remove his family 90 Winslow in a
short time.
4 short time g when The Citizen
announced the promotions OF General
Superintendent \. @. Wells to be gen
eral manager OF the Santa Fe Pacific,
and Division superintendent J. r..
Hurley 90 Doe general superintendent
of the same road. ami gave out the i'm
preston chat these promotions We're
permanent several wise" ones doubt
cd the accuracy Of tho news. on the
subject. the Topeka Journal says; 1T
is thought that the leave of absence
recently granted W. G. Ncyin. general
manager Of the Santa Fc Pacific,
amounts 10 "a resignation, and that the
appointment Of A. G.. Wells and ]. y.
Hurley as general manager and gem
eral superintendent, respectively. Is
permanent"
A. c. Kennedy, chief engineer OF the
santa Zee, Albuquerque 4 Pacific rail
road, arrived from Hlllsboro to-day,
where he had been In consultation with
Director w. s.. Hopewell regarding the
new road. Tonight J. T, Mclaughlin,
ot san Pedro, also Il director OF the
company, win reach this city ana to-
morrow definite arrangements will be
made for surveying the route over
which the now road IS To pass. Already
several U-les OF surveying has been
performed lu TIjeras canyon. and
worNuln are now employed blasting
out rock for the r0adbeI az that place.
10 o. not positively known al present
where the work of surveying win be-
slu-Hhether az Santa Ee or AIbuquer-
que-tloush 40 any rate i VIII not
require more than sixty days On which
to complete tho survey.
The C1t'zon calls attention to tho
water color copy of the beautiful paint
ing The Light OF the East" IN the
window al No. clothing store OF Man
doll 81 Ggunstsld. D. ls the work OF
Eilss Jessamine NJ, Waite. daughter OF
r. Z. waite. All who have had an op-