Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

w. s. Hopewell, vice president OF
the Albuquerque Eastern and Santa
Fe Central railways, came In from the
north on the delayed passenger train
this morning.
Thomas Hall, OF the music and piano
firm OF Hall & Learnard, was a west
bound passenger last night. going as
far as Needles. Cal. He has a number
Of orders to deliver.
J. c. Knapp. general ordnance agent
OF the HI. Henry Ministries. advertised
to appear here on December 10, was
In the city yesterday and was a pleas
ant caller ut this office.
There will be a meeting OF the Albu.
querque lodge, United Commercial
Travellers, tonight at s o'clock. at X.
OF p. hall. A full attendance Is de.
sired. 4. Harsch, secretary.
Lee Shallenberger. wife and son re.
turned to this city last night after a
two months s~ojourn In the Atlantic
states. The family has concluded to
make their future home In Albuquer.
que.
The White Oaks Eagle says: u. ID.
Long, Of Albuquerque. invaded the
camp a few days ago. looking for rock
with $50 gold pieces p%rotrudlng. want
ing even to assay such conditions,
before doing any work.
Today. Simon Stern, the well known
Railroad avenue clothier. received
from the Bruswick-Balke company. OF
Chicago. five handsome plate glass
show cases. The old cases will be
shipped to l.. Schey. who is In business
at Williams, Arizona.
William Reiher has rendered his res.
ignation as cashier at the local Har-
vey house, and In a short time will
cave for the island OF Hayti, where
he and his brother will engage In bust.
ness. Walter Bell. OF Dodge City,
has beer appointed 10 the vacancy in
this city.
]. II. Schroeder, who left last Aug.
ust for st. Louis TO visit relatives and
friends. has returned to the city. and
from an article published elsewhere
In The Citizen II will be seer that he
has been appointed TO collect subscrip.
tons for the Mckinley memorial as
ISOLATION.
Contractors Arson & Holman have
at last seen the finishing touches put
on the Alvarado hotel and depot by
~ pidoNNif CID, anu tHtl VIII HOW RO
along with the carpenter work. The
plasterers left today for Sellgman.
where they will go TO work on the new
Harvey eating house.
Yesterday, Col. Ed. C. Newcomer,
chief deputy sheriff, received a dis,
patch from Sheriff Thomas s. Hub
bell, dated at Chicago, stating that
he and wife would leave Chicago for
Washington. The sheriff will put In
good ticks for statehood and for the
reappointments OF the present federal
~oflcials.
Mr.. and Mrs, V. V. Clark came IN
from the south this morning and for
4 few days they will be the guests OF
friends in this city. Mr.. Clark, who
has been In the employ OF a Kansas
City company for the past year and
a half, mas Just completed the work
OF inspecting several valuable mining
properties for his company.
f. +. Fisher went up to Albemarle
today to renew acquaintance with old
friends. Last February he met with
an accident In the mill OF the CochitI
Gold Mining company by being caught
on a revolving shaft, His right leg
and foot were crushed, but he has 50
fhr recovered the use OF the injured
members that he will soon be enabled
to resume work at his old position.
c. II. Young. the well known and
efficient division superintendent OF
the Wells, Fargo Express company
with Denver as his headquarters, was
here for a few hours today, coming
from the south, and, OF course, called
al The Citizen ONCE between trains.
Mr., Young Is in Santa Fe today. and
from there VIII go direct TO Denver,
remaining at headquarters until after
the Christmas holidays.
As an a%uetioneer. II. Scott Knight
demonstrated the fact that he can hold
a crowd as well as n other man in
the country. He presided over the auc.
tion sale OF Wells, Fargo Express com
pany's undelivered packages this NOR
nins. and the manner In which he