Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Teachers examination at central
school tomorrow morning at s o'clock.
Cleofeo Romero. from Las Vegas, Is
on a visit to the territorial metropolis.
Il. w. Mitchell and wife, OF Boone.
vile. Mo, are stopping In the city for
q few days.
Col. u. w. Dobson. who was at San
Ia Fe on legal matters. returned to the
city last night.
George X. Anderson and wife, OF
Winslow. Arizona, came In from the
west this morning and took "A room
at Sturges' European.
Mrs. j. &. Berry. wife Of the de-
ceased druggist. left last night for her
old home in Canada. where she will
reside In the future.
The .~.lbuquerque wool securing
mills have closed down for a short
time. in order to make some needed
repairs to the machinery.
j. S%chlenker, a well known citizen
Of Buffalo, ". v, was here yesterday
on n visit to his friend. II. G. Wniiams.
lie continued To the Pacific coast last
night.
Miss Josephine Harris. daughter Of
Mrs. II. V. Harris, IL the efficient stem
ographer at the office of Secretary
Whiting. OF the Cooperative Building
and Loan association.
Ford and Byron Harvey. sons OF
Fred. Harvey, deceased, are in the
city to-day and themselves
well pleased with the progress OF work
on the new railway hotel.
Last night Noa Ilfeld left for his
extensive sheep ranges in Mckinley
county and will probably be absent
from the city for n week or ten days.
The interest OF Ilfeld Bros. In eastern
BernalIlo county Is being looked after
by Louis Held.
l.. w. Stanley. the local manager Of
the Denver Music company's store,
has been on the sick list the past few
days. submitting to an operation the
other day. He IL up and around to-
day. but fears that he will have to 90
to Il lower altitude.
Auctioneer knight reports doing a
big business at the Kellogg auction
sale yesterday, and fair prices were
obtained for almost everything sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg expect to leave
for Pueblo. Colo, where they will re-
side in the future, In a few days.
Henry Brockmeler has purchased
the bicycle stock of VIII j. Scott, al
go Gold avenue, and will remove II to
his store at lis Gold avenue the lat
ter end of this week. He u by
this purchase the agency for the Col.
umbia wheel, and will carry that line
in the future,
ThnHn will Lao IN MACMILLAN banntfnn nf
Albuquerque Encampment No. 4, /. o.
o. r., at the hall this evening. Work
in the Golden Rule degree. All mem
bers requested to be present. Visit
ing brothers cordially invited to at.
tend, J.. $. Horton, c. r.; N, Il. Ste
yens, scribe.
Among the passengers who left for
the east this morning was Judge
Hooker, who had been enjoying the
salubrious winter climate OF Arizona
and New Mexico for several months.
He was bound for Illinois, where he
has court business that will demand
his attention next week.
our local horsemen who have been
noticed speeding their horses along
the principal thoroughfares of the
city, are warned to stop the practice
before some one IL run over and hurt.
Copper and Tijeras avenues. II is true,
are fine driyeways, but there Is an or
dinance against fast driving within the
city limits.
w. III. II. MetZgar and other ranch.
men residing across the river are com
planning about the city dumping gar.
bage, dead animals and papers at or
near the entrance to the Barelas
bridge. Mr., Metzgar states that sew.
eral runaways have recently been
averted with difficulty at the bridge
by the horses taking fright at flying
paper.
J.. IL. Block, the well known hotel
keeper and general merchant OF the
Jemes hot springs, is in the city, stop
ping at the Grand Central. He is here
to buy a big stock of goods and sup.
plies, and to make ready for summer
tourists. Mr.. Block believes that the
coming summer will be the banner
year In the history OF the springs, and
that tourists from all parts OF the
country will visit this resort.
Work on the city directory, the prin,
clpal copy and write-ups of which are
now in the hands of the printers, Is
progressing nicely, and no business
firm of the territorial metropolis
should allow the directory To be pub
lished without their advertisements.
The directory will be profusely Illus
trated with views OF Albuquerque, and
will be the very best advertisement
this city has ever had, The Citizen
hopes To have II ready for subscribers
aud advertisers In two or three weeks.
Manager Touhey, of the local West
ern Union Telegraph company's ONCE,
Is having a nard time with incompe-
tent help, aud no n knows this fact
any better than the newspapers who
try awful hard To correctly decipher
the Associated Press reports they
take. The past two weeks two young
fellows. who evidently came here to
learn, proved so thoroughly incompe.
tent that they have returned TO the
farm, and II seems that their success.
sors are no better, The Western
Union ought To send a thoroughly
assistant here, for the bus.
mess OF the Albuquerque office is en-
tirely too large and important for no
vices 10 try TO handle,