Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-09
LOCAL PhRAG RAPHS.

Internal Revenue In pectOr A. j..
LOOMS arrived from the north last
evening and i stopping AT the Grand
Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. Negus are entertaining
al their home Mrs. Jackson and grand
son. Of New Jersey, who arrived from
the east last night.
s. Zimmerman, OF Colorado Springs,
and Miss Frank Kinney, OF Waterfowl,
". v, are visiting their relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. O. $. Pillsbury.
Hon. Solomon Luna, who has been in
santa Fe since the opening session of
The legislature. arrived In the city last
night In company with his wife.
Maurice Fuller and brother. Of New
York. are here for the purpose OF look
ing into the sheep industry with a view
to engaging in the business later In
the spring.
Ralph Halloran came home last
night from a business "trip in the north
ern towns OF the territory in the In
terests OF the New York Life Insur-
ance company.
Editor w. b. walton. OF the silver
city Independent, and representative
| from Grant county in h territorial
legislature. la taken advantage Of the
| adjournment. and viii visit with his
family at home for a day or two.
Eugene Marian ~tFrenchy). the old
reliable employe OF w. l.. Trlmble *
Co. is quite sick. being confined to
his bed. He As getting the best OF care
and viii be up and about again In a
few days.
George Everltt left for the Cochiti
district to-day. and after completing
his labors there he will go to the san
Pedro mining district in the interest
OF his fathers jewelry establishment
at this place.
Joseph Noble, formerly employed at
the mill Of tho Cochiti Gold Mining
company, In Albemarle, has taken a
sixty day vacation and during that
time he viii enjoy a portion OF his
time with his relatives IN Wisconsin.
The familiar face OF s. b. Miller viii
be missed at the corner OF second stree
and Railroad avenue. as he a accept
ca a position as hos.ler's mate at the
round house. He formerly had the
management OF James Young's lunch
wagon at the above named corner.
col. Martin Tierney, the street com.
missioner, started on a crusade this
morning OF the dirty alleys, and, while
he had no Ratchet, he had with hin
several husky hobos who carried
Hpldes. The colonel states that h,
proposes to have the alleys clean, ant
will keep up the crusade until every
alley Is smashed" Of all tin cans anC
garbage OF all kinds.
a handsome four-room brick cottag'
will be erected on North Fourth stree
by Contractor w. w. Strong for Theo
dore Logol. The building viii contain
bath rooms and will be equipped will
hot water apparatus, HIN & LaDrier'
were the architects and Brockemier 4
Cox have been awarded the plumbing
contract. II is expected the residence
viii be ready for occupancy by the frs
OF May,
In the near futurc one OF the popu'
lar and beautiful young ladies Of Ala
mogordo, and a promising young gen
tleman of this city will march to tn,
hymeueal altar where they will b
Joined In the sacred bonds OF matri
mony. The parties are Miss Kathleen
M%acGinivray. a sister OF Mrs. Chas
Roe and Miss Margaret MacGillivray
and Harry y. owen, the genial clerk o
the district court. The citizen join
their circle ~ friends IN eXtendin.
congratulations in advance.
An that remained of Alberto Juare7
the l3.year-old boy who was Instant
killed by the cars In the yards neal tn
coal chutes last Thursday evening a
g o'clock was laid 90 rest In Barela
cemetery thi, morning at 10 O'Clock
Tho news OF the sad accident was
severe shock to the mother Of the de
ceased, and for a time It was fearer
that the strain would unbalance IN
mind od the lady. The family is re
ported IN destitute circumstance an
any assistance 10 them in the way o
food, clothing ana fuel would be glad
ly received by them, especially In thi
their sad afliction,
IN the Congregational church TO
morrow evening Mrs. Ida Crouch-Haz
letr, Of Denver, VIII deliver an address
on "SJclll Reform" The lady H. max
lIE "a NDNA hA hlf HhhANhtNA ~ uHidl
OF the equal suffrage amendment, an
in the various towns where she ha
spoken upon the subject large crowd
have listened with intense Interest
She Is a brilliant thinker and possesse
The rare ability Of conveying he
thoughts in a simple ana forcible man
ner to Ter audiences, Dunng The com
ing week the talented woman al
speak ON the subjects, 'Progressy'
Suffrage" and Women IN Politics
The addresses Will prove instructiv,
and none should miss the opportunity
OF giving her audience.
The Union social given by the com
binel Young Peoples societies las
night az the baptist church. was large.
ly attended ana a merry time expert.
enced 10y an The principal features
Of the entertainment consisted al mu-
sic, guessing contests. etc. Seyera.
japanese songs were rendered In cos
tune native 90 that county. Not tht
teas amusing and entertaining wer,
the costume worn disp'syipg smblem'