Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Capt c. c. Smith, Of Fort wingate,
was In the city yesterday.
Benz. NJ. Read, q well known at.
torney of Senta Fe, 10 here on some
legal matters.
Mrs. II. d. Becker and daughter
came up from Isleta on yesterday
mornings train.
Mrs. A. y. Hunt and Mrs. G. schef.
fen, two ladies from Medina, N. Y,
N. Y, are in the city.
A. A. Keen was a passenger on yes.
terday mornings train for the north,
being bound for Santa Fe.
Henry Essinger. r. w. Grout and.
ID. T. White, from East Las Vegas,
came in from the north Monday night.
Fire Chief Ruppe expects the new
fire wagon end supplies from the man.
ufacturers at M~uskegan, Mich In a
few days.
A. J. LOOMS, the deputy internal rev
enue collector, with headquarters at
Santa Fe was here on official business
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter and Misses
Ragland AMI Marion Sceln are hero
from Newton. Kansas. visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Beytler.
Mrs. Ed Hale. who was at Morenci.
Aiizona, has returned to the city. her
husband having secured a position on
the Santa Fe Pacific.
Edward Grunsfeld was among the
north bound passengers and expects
to place FCme big business before he
returns to Albuquerque.
Joe Goo1lander left this morning for
a tour OF the northern towns and ex-
poets to remain away from Albuquer-
que until about the middle OF next
month.
The Railroad barber shop, scorched
by fire a snort time ago, is being re.
paired, aud j. X. Sanchez expects TO
be in business again at the old stand
In a very short time.
Juan Sandoval. who was in business
here a few months ago, Is here pur.
chasing goods. He will soon engage
In the general merchandise business
at La lara, In the Naciamiento coun-
try.
G. A. Hudson and A. J. Crawford.
with Meslames Hudson and Wray,
have returned to the city from a quail
hunt down the river. They succeeded
In bagging quite a large number Of
birds.
L. Barela, deputy sheriff OF Valencia
county, arrived In the city Monday
night with his wife, from San Rafael,
and today they j%ourneyed down to Pa
jarito on n visit to the mother OF Mrs.
Barela.
W. c. Lyle. representing the Fire
and Marine Insurance company OF st,
Paul, came In + on the north last
night. The gentleman has many
friends In this city who strive to make
his visits pleasant.
The clifton has received from Geo
Ketcham a Autograph picture OF his
famous trotter, Cresceus, who will give
an exhibition trot In this city under
the auspices OF the Driving associa'
ton In a short time.
Sol. Block, formerly a general mer'
chant at Grants, who recently sold out
his business to the Dibo Mercantile
company, Is in the city today, and says
he will become a PEI manent resident
Of this city after January /, 1902.
William Mcintosh. accompanied by
Percy McRae. left for the formers
sheep ranch In the Chilli country. Mr..
Mcintosh will 4eturn to the city in q
few days. and then go to Chicago to
attend the convention OF the National
Live Stock association.
j. b. Block, the well known hotel
keeper at Jemez hot springs. is here
to lay in a big supply Of goods. which
he sent out in wagons to the springs
yesterday. Mr.. Block says the trees
OF the Jemez river valley are still
green, so fine is the weather.
Carl f. Ennis. who was here during
the recent territorial fair, was again
In the city yesterday, having sold out
his business In FL Paso, and left last
night for San Francisco, California,
where ne accepts n clerkship under
Joseph II. Walker. the Santa Fe sup
eTintendent of terminals at that city
Mrs. A. ID. Whltson returned from
Gallup on belated No. s. During the
past few days she succeeded In inter.
estlng a few citizens OF Gallup in the
merits Of the pianos which the Whit,