Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-03
LOCAL

J. ID. May, the well-known Bland
miner. Is In the city purchasing sup
piles.
Joe Barnett and wife left last night
for the City Of Mexico. to b. absent
several weeks.
The ladies OF the 81. Johns Guild
who will take part In a Forthcoming
entertainment. are requested to met
for rehearsal at the school room Of
Miss Fields in the Commercial club
building at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Carrie
Meyers, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ben
Meyers. entertained a numDer OF her
young lady friends at a card party.
The prize winners were Misses Alma
n Jetty Rosenwald. and Miss Lucy
Harris.
gone to the Ellis ranch in the Sandia
mountains, where they will hunt wild
game for a few days. Mr.. Negus Is
connected with the Mutual Life insur-
ance company OF New York, with
headquarters here.
N. S. Rose, whose mother has been a
resident OF Cerrillos the past few
months, was here yesterday, register
ing himself from Mount Ayr, Iowa. lie
went up to Cerrillos this morning
where he viii locate and become that
towns "village lawyer
Now thai the Albuquerque Giants
have proved themselves crackerJlck
football players. they should keep
themselves In Organization and reach
out for more scalps. The Las Vegas
Tigers are anxious for a match and
the Giants ought to accommodate
them
A. Il. Brown. who has been with the
Donahoe Hardware company the past
six weeks. has resigned his position,
and will go to El Paso, where ne ac-
cepts a position as travelling salesman
for a wholesale house. Mrs. Brown will
follow shortly. and FL Paso win be
their home In the future.
A. II. McDermott Is in town from
the west and says before have
owners of mineral claims in the Zunl
mountains shown so much interest
and activity I'm doing assessment and
development work as now one claim
down about a dozen feet Is said TO
have been bonded for 81, O0c.
There was no Opening Of school" at
the New Mexico university yesterday
as advertised. owing to the fact that
the cold weather had damaged the
heating apparatus, and in consequence
the teachers and pupils returned 10 the
city. Better luck this morning, al
though there was no difference in the
temperature at $50 a. m.
J. e. Hurley. the division superin-
tendent OF the Santa Fe railway, with
his famous "Nlne- Spot" car, Is side
tracked at the local depot. To-day he
Inspected the work done on the new
railway hotel and depot, under the
personal supervision OF Contractors
Arson A. Holman. and pronounced
everything all right. The architect
Mr.. Whittlesey. II expected here from
Chicago tomorrow night, and possibly
Mr.. Hurley wili remain here to see
him
Tuesday evening. ]. w. Anderson
and wife entertained a number of their
and ~neighbors, and the hou s
were pleasantly passed In playing
games and entering into contests,
Prizes were given. and A. b. Brown
and Mrs. Houghton captured the hrst
Prot. NJ. L, Hickey and Mrs
b. H. Ives the consolation prizes. Re
treshments we're served. The following
1. entlemen and ladies were present:
nj Mesdames w II. Matson,
F. @. Pratt. M. r, Hickey, 8 Hough-
ton. A. b. Brown. II. Y. Short, w. w.
J W. Glover ana b II. Ives.
j. Edwin owen. son OF Prof. John e
Owen. feels aggrieved at The citizen
for an u-nintentional error made In the
free Albuquerque Guards notice pub
Iished yesterday afternoon, wherein II
that he wa the coupon" clerk,
It should have read. a. J. Ed
win says. company" clerk. The copy
IN 20 this ONCE has been CON
suited, n the gentleman who wrote
he notice is responsible. for no PhiIa-
lawyer can distinguish IN the
n difference between "cou-
BON" and company" Hence J. Ed
owen will forego the pleasure Of
this once FOR libel.