Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Miss Payson. pianist. with Boston
Concert company.
r. w. d. Bryan. attorney, was a
passenger for Santa Fe last night.
cyrus Brownly Newton. reader and
impersonator. at Colombo hall Monday
evening,
A. d. whit.on. Of the whitson Music
company. was a south bound passengr
last night.
Delegate-elect b. $. Rodcy left last
night for Santa Fe. on some important
legal matters.
Or. p. @. Cornish IL at Holbrook. Ar
iona, where he was called to perform
a surgical operation.
DIR. Chamberlin will leave for ID
Paso tonight to take In the carnival.
and enjoy a few days recreation.
Dr. J. II. Haynes. one OF the heavy
weights OF the city, Is laid up at his
room Mt the Commercial club with the
grip.
w. ID. Kemp, the popular hotel keep
or At Thornton, who was here last night
on business. returned to Thornton this
morning.
Rev. T. Gatignol. the parish priest at
Belen. is In the city and he stated that
the grip is raging along the valley
south Of this city.
Ice cream and cake social at the
Salvation army han, Thursday even
ing, January II. at s p. m. A cordial
invitation is given TO all.
Did you ever hear any real fine sing
Ing? IL not you must not miss that OF
Miss Roddy, the lyric soprano with the
Boston Concert company.
Bernard Ilfeld and wife will leave
tonight for Ell Paso; 50 will Col. John
Borradalle and family, o. w. Strong
and wife, Chas. Roe and wife. and 9th
ers.
l.. IL. Darby. who was here yesterday
representing the Denver candy factory,
left with the Albuquerque delegation
for Bl Paso on the delayed train last
night.
John Steward and F. II. Edwards.
employees OF the Las Vegas Optic office.
were passengers last night for ia Paso,
where they win attend the mid winter
carnival.
ii. p. Fox, the we'll known jeweler.
was a passenger FOR Winslow. where he
Is also Interested in the jewelry busi-
ness, last night. lie win b. absent
several days.
Tickets Tor the lecture course are be-
ing disposed OF very rapidly by the
committee In charge. the course, in
Guiding Boston Concert company and
two lectures. one dollar.
Yesterday, sylvester Hlckerson re-
ceived a telegram giving him the sad
news Of the death Of his father, who
was 72 years old. at Colorado City Col.
The Albuquerque son Is a carpenter
here.
The private car of Vice President
Paul Morton, OF the Santa Fe railway
containing himself and a party OF capt.
t~Alists, passed through the city last
night en route to the Pacific coast. The
party enjoyed yesterday IN tho quaint
old capital Of the territory.
There Will b. a genuine fox hunt on
the mesa as o as Joe Barnett re
turns from his trip to Mexico. lie re-
Gently sent to Kentucky for a live red
fox and It is here waiting for his time.
Mr.. Barnett has half a dozen hounds
which he viii turn lose on the run ar
ter the fox.
Mrs, 6. O. Miller, Of san Bernardino,
Cal, came In from the west this morn
Ing ana Is spending the day with Mr..
and Mrs. II. Y, Maynard, old friends
Mrs. Miller will continue 20 AtchisOn,
Kansas. this evening, and Nr. and Mrs.
Maynard win also leave the city. golng
south to El Paso,
A special meeting Of the board Of IA
rectors Of the Santa he, Albuquerque
& Pacific railway company. has been
called In this city for tomorrow. II is
understood that President W. II. An
drews, who has been east. viii have
some important matters to lay before
the board.
$. Nann, the Jcwoler, who was down
south on a watch inspection trip for
the Santa Fe railway, a returned
home and says the El Paso papers are
justly condemning the Texas officials
for stopping trains and putting the pas
scngers through a lot OF questions as TO
when they We're in california last. The
Texas officials still fear tho bubonic
plague,
+. j. Towner, the Colorado stock IN
spector for New Mexico, with head
quarters at Las Vegas. is again In the
city, and VIII Inspect a train load OF
cattle and sheep at the local stock
yards as soon as the train gets in from
the west. Raymond Johnson, the gov
eminent i've stock inspector with head
quarters at trinidad Is here on the
same business,
Mrs. W II. Hahn and daughter Miss
Grace, tho family OF w. H. Hahn, the
popular South First street coal dealer,
L-gs returned from Brooklyn, n. y,
where Miss Grace has been sojourning
for the past year or so, She family in
Guiding the colonel wan leave tonight
for III Paso. whore they viii enjoy me