Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. W. II. Comstock and son, hail
ing from Topeka. arrived last night.
Adolfo Salas. a well known ranch.
man of Chilli. is here purchasing
supplies.
Joseph Bibo. the big merchant Of
Bernalillo, is in the city today on
business.
Eastern commercial travellers. by
the half dozen, are In the city with
their holiday novelties.
Charles Reinken. a well known
young gentleman of Belen. was here
yesterday on business, returning
south last night.
!. c. Spears and wife have left
the Cochiti district and gone to Bis,
bee, Arizona, where Mr.. Spears will
engage in business.
G.. Il. Albright, wife and children,
here on a visit to Mrs. Aubright's
mother, expect to return to Los An
geles in a few days.
A. Schlitz, a well known Eel Paso
merchant. is here on a visit to his
daughters, Mesdames Noa Ilfeld, b.
Spitz and James Grunsfeld.
Henry Gates. of the A. o. U. W.,
who was in Las Vegas for the past
three weeks in the interest OF his or
der. has arrived in this city.
Next Monday and Tuesday even
ings Rev. Carl ID. Thompson OF Elgin,
Ill.,, will lecture at the Reynolds IL
hrary building on Socialism"
Mrs. John Butler was a passenger
for Moorestown, n. j., last night, to
settle up the estate of his mother,
whose death occurred a short time
ago.
Messrs. Ruppe and Philips, of the
New Mexico Firemen's association,
are revising and arranging tho by.
laws and constitution of the associa-
ton.
Max Baer, representing j. p. Paul
son, the Denver agent for the Bruins
Observation-Disclosures company of Chit
cago, Is in the city today, figuring IN
some office furniture, etc.
The Las Vegas Record says: Miss
Dorotea Martinez and Henry and
Frank Martinez left this afternoon
for Albuquerque, where they will at
tend school the coming year.
The meeting of the "Old Timers"
brass band. called for last night, was
postponed until tomorrow Saturday
night, when 1t is hoped all those who
participated in the band at the fair
parade will be present.
A. A. Keen, the wen known Mason,
a compelled to go TO Santa Fe on
Wednesday night. He returned to
the city last night, accompanying
Governor Otero, Col. j. Francisco
Chayes and others as far az this city
on their way to attend the Arizona
statehood convention at Phoenix,
Harry Bohlman, one OF The Cit.
zen's faithful carriers. has been on
the sick list since the fair, and a
new boy has been taking around the
papers on his run. The latter Is do
ing the best he knows how, and II
there are any misses subscribers will
confer a favor by leaving complaint
at the Office.
The Gideon minstrels, stranded In
this city since the fair, got out OF
the city last night. going north in
their special car. Mccoy, who posed
as their representative quietly left
the city last Saturday night, Before
leaving last night, the excellent band
of the Ministries gave an open-alr con
cert on Second street. The band
members are all right.
DR.. l.. II. Chamberlin desires The
Citizen to that the Journal.
Democrat was mistaken this morn
ing in stating in its proceedings OF
the grand commandery that he was
the first grand commander and was
unable 10 attend on account of III
ness. He was and Is now the grand
recorder and attended the session
Yesterday, therefore Is not on the
sick list.
Hon. +. w. Clancy has gone 10
Washington, ID. G., where he will ap'
pear before the United States SUI
preme court in the case of the Terri,
tory Of New Mexico VS.. the Atlantic
~ Pacific Railroad company now
the Santa Fe Pacific for taxes, The
case has been through all the courts
Of this territory, and Is now up AZ
Washington for final hearing Mrs,
Clancy accompanied Mr., Clancy 10
the national capital.
+. II. Mitchell and Peter Gullion
who were at Las Placitas yesterday
examining the mining property Oh
Louis Gross, returned TO the city last
night. Mr., Mitchell states that thu
mines OF the Las Placitas district
have not been developed as eXten
siyely as he thought, but he is undel
the impression, from the formation ol
the district, that some good paying