Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


ter. Is here to-day.
Alex. Edie, an old miner OF the Co
chit district. is in the city.
Ben. Bibo, the general merchant at
Laguna. Is In the city to-day.
George Carson. who is employed up
in the Cochiti district on mining mat
ters, is in the city.
George w. Smith. superintendent OF
motive power was here yesterday, go
ing west last night.
Regular review OF Alamo Hive No
I. l.. o. T. NJ. this evening. at 7.3O
o'clock. in !. o. o. +. hall. Nina Cor.
son. r. X.
John V. Conway. school superin.
tendent Of Santa Fe county. Ia here
on business. and will remain In the
metropolis for n few days.
Hank Fisher. who, with his wife.
has Just taken up his residence here.
expects to 20 to work switching In
the local yards tomorrow.
F. II. Nudge. +. II. Frailey and II.
Y. Church, connected with the San
ia Fe railway engineering corps. are
In the city from Las Vegas.
Governor Otero will arrive tonight
from Santa Fe and proceed south to
Deming, TO look after the appointment
OF officers for the new county OF Luna.
Hon. NJ. X. Otero. the register OF
the land Office at Santa Fe, came in
from the south this morning, and
continued north to Santa Fe a few
hours later.
Wallie IIarsch left at noon to-day in
charge OF carload OF burros for Phila-
delphia. Penn. A Mr.. Biechler col
lected the burros. numbering forty.
six, and will dispose OF them at Phil
adelphia.
In speaking OF the change Of loca.
ton OF B. Ilfeld q Co.'S store yestcr.
day. The Citizen omitted to mention
that the Donahoe Hardware company
would. on May LIST next, remove to
No. 120 Gold avenue, the same store
'oom which the firm formerly occu.
pied, and which was location for
the same business for years previous.
Hahn, No. 207 Railroad avenue, In
the N. T. Armijo building. has Just
undergone a thorough renovation.
The walls have received new paper.
The wood work has felt the painters
brush. and. In fact, the whole shop
throughout has been put into excel.
ent condition for the force OF shaving
artists to do their work In fine style.
Call at the Oak.
Some little excitement was created
on Second street at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon. A New York commercial
traveller Jumped into the fire depart.
ment rig OF Chief Ruppe, and attempt.
ed to drive into a resort. He was
so full OF booze that he fell out OF
the buggy, whereupon Policeman
Martinez happened along and took
the man OF to the city Jail. Justice
Crawford will attend to him to-mor-
row.
DIR. J. +. Pearce, who Is attending
r.. B. Aiken, the man hurt by a NOV.
ing train at lsleta junction the other
evening, has received several tele.
grams from his father, j. II. Aiken,
who is rich planter of Bolton, Tex.
as. The kilograms are dated from
Salado, Texas. and the father tells
the doctor to spare no expense In the
treatment Of his injured son. The
uo'toi btattu tnio uOiuins that III
though Aiken is pretty badly hurt.
he hopes to get his patient in such
a condition as TO be able To travel for
his home inside OF week or ten
days.
The c. Colombo Benevolent society
will hold a meeting In a few days.
and. at the meeting, a motion will
prevail that the society Immediately
begin work on enlarging their hall
on north Second street. II is under
stood from an active member OF the
society that plans have already been
drawn so the rear portion OF the hall
will extend to and beyond the alley
that the stage will ne almost twice
the size as at present; that the bal
cony. now in the front part, will ex-
tend on the north and south sides OF
the hall and that raised seats Will
be put in, so that they can be moved
in case the hall IL wanted for dancing
purposes. The society will undoubt.
edly act and at once,