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

J. +. Cook, a well known stockman
Of Socorro county, Is In the city on
business.
Archie Brown, OF Gallup, Is In the
city on court catters.
Skating every afternoon except
..ondays, at colombo naii.
DR.. Raymond Russ went to the
towns along the Santa Fe Pacific to
vaccinate the employees OF the rail-
road company.
A negro. charged with vagrancy.
was given a sentence Of ten days in
the city bastile at the session of po-
lice court this morning.
Mrs. Birlew and little SON., former
ly of San Rafael but more recently Of
Kansas. were in the city to-day, and
will continue on their journey to Cal
ifornia tonight.
The wool warehouse on west Rail.
| road avenue OF Wallace Hesselden's,
which was badly demolished by fire
a few weeks ago, is being rebuilt by
Contractor T. l.. Wilson.
Moses Taggert left last night for
California points for a brief visit. He
sojourned In this city for several
/ mbutuS anu, vi hiS ittuIu W hih
home In Grand Rapids. Mich, Will
stop over here for "A few days.
Joseph Aud, Of Burlington. Yer.
mont, arrived this morning and will
visit his brother, Daniel b. Aud. for
several days. Mr.. Aud Is publisher
of the Burlington Daily News and Is
on his way to the Pacific coast.
After u visit OF a day with his sis
ter in this city. Richard Brownell left
for Silver City last night. Mr.. Brown
ell Is a resident Of Truro, N. s.. and
came to this city with his sister. Mrs.
j. q. Berry. on her return from a
visit with home folks.
o. A. Matson and wife will leave
| Saturday night for Los Angeles and
other cities in Southern California, to
be absent for a month. This Is the
| best time to visit California, and the
Matsons will take advantage of an
early trip, instead Of later in the
summer.
David Null, conductor on the San.
Ia Fe Pacific. doubled up on his run
and came in from Winslow last night
with thirty cars OF oranges, making
the run OF passenger time. Brake
man Hawkins, well known here, came
In with Mr.. Null. They will return
west tonight.
George II. Pradt, OF Laguna. who
has surveyed about 10000 to Ia, 00O
acres OF oil land in the vicinity OF
Gallup for the several companies who
are prospecting in that neighborhood
Is in the city to-day In consultation
with members OF the Mariana Oh
company. Mr.. Pradt says that some
body will undoubtedly strike a big
flow Of oil near Gallup very soon
Denver is enjoying a real genuine
building boom. G. ID. Banks, the shoe
maker, who left here a few weeks
ago, writes to Contractor j. W. Nc
Quade that he Is In the real estate
business at Denver, and is doing a
landlord business. Mr.. Banks states
that Denver Is enjoying the most
prosperous wave in its history, and
that everybody in the real estate bus
mess is making money.
While G. +. Patton is In the city
Il would be n wise move on the part
of the Commercial club and others
interested in the building oil an opera
house To meet the gentleman and con
suit with him on the subject. As The
Citizen stated yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Patton has built five opera houses
in Arizona. and all his houses are sat
isfactory to the people. He will re
main here for a few days yet, anC
then leave for Roswell.
Last night prizes were to hav,
been awarded to the participants In
the skating carnival at Colombo holl
but owing to the scarcity OF ladiel
taking part in the amusement. tn,
awarding of prizes was deferred un
Ill another time. Many men wer,
costumed in unique m%asquerades
The BLACK Art or D%ecapitation" wal
a scene which attracted great atten
tion. A gulllotine was placed on tn,
stage and a lady laid her head on tn,
block, when the knife fell and tn,
head rolled into the basket. Tn,
headless woman arose to a STANDING
posture, but vas seized and placed II
a coffin. Shortly afterward tn,
woman appeared on the scene JUS
as big as life.