Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-06
LOCAL ~PARAGPfHAG,

turning passenger on morning train
from the south.
At the meeting Of the Albuquerque
Guards last night II was decided to
hold a dance at their hall on Novem-
Der 10.
10. T.. sheridan. the territorial mine
inspector, came In from Silver city
this morning. and will leave for Gal
lup tonight.
Harry Miles OF Wichita, Kas., who
has been sojourning In Albuquerque
for several days past. was n passen.
ger this morning boun1 for Santa Fe
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lead
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will have a meeting at the parsonage
Thursday afternoon, November Z, at
2 o'clock.
Judge j. w. Crumpaoker and wife
were passengers last night for Hud-
son Hot. Springs, Grant county, where
they win enjoy the medical baths for
several days.
George l. Shakespeare, editor and
proprietor of the Deming Headlight,
He Is here on business and will re.
turn south tonight.
The new route agent of the Wells.
Fargo Express company for this di.
vision, vice w. +. Powars. resigned,
Is h. NJ. Palmer. who was the express
agent at Cripple Creek, Colo.
George Il. Kirkpatrick, of Rushford,
Mimi, is IN the city for his health,
being induced to come to New Mexico
by Jerry Leahy, of Ration. Mr.. Kirk.
patrick Is IA printer by trade.
Miss Dec Nick. Clayton came home
from Gallup, last night, where she
has been visiting DIR. and Mrs. Il. NJ
Clayton for a couple of weeks. Miss
Dec says Gallup Is a great town.
DR.. w. G. Hope has announced that
be will give SIS for the best student
In history AZ the New Mexico uni
yersity. and DR.. j. A.. Henry says he
viii give S25 for the best scholarship
Mrs. c. +. Taggart, sister of Mrs
A.. Boz ders, after a short stay here
has left on a visit to her mother al
Sponta, III. The lady Is the wife ri
the chief surveyor of the San Pedro
Los Angeles 4 Salt Lake railroad.
The Woman's Missionary circle o.
the First Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. Horton, corner Coal anC
Fourth, at 2.30 o'clock, Thursday az
ternoon. All members of the churcl
and congregation are extended Il cor
dial invitation.
The Folsom Stockman says Yes
Guyer has returned from Albuquerque
where he vent to take an examination
as Spanish translator for the govern
ment, preparatory to going to tn,
Philippine islands In the capacity o
translator for Uncle Sam.
Christie Matthewson, the New Yorl
pitcher who was here during fai
week, has given IL out that he will
remain In the National league mex
season, regardless Of the reported in
teryiew to the effect that he ha,
joined IN American league baseball
club.
Real estate transfers are more nun
erous than eve before In the histor,
of this city. Purchasers come in cor
, stantly and even at advancing price
they almost invariably invest. Moth
ing like top prices have been reache,
In this city values or will be reache,
until a new railroad enters the valley
DT. r.. ID. Harper, of Gallup, cam
r In to Albuquerque last night and vii
go north on the train tonight. Tn
o doctor is under the weather and /
going to the Hot Springs OF Arkansas
whore he expects TO stay six or eigh
weeks. During his absence, DR.. Clay
ton will attend to his work at GalluI
on Saturday afternoon, at the fal
a grounds, a football game will b
h played between elevens representa-
, the Central school and the university
The former boys have been receivin
some good pointers from Billy Masol
and he expects his youngsters TO wi
u from the university lads.
\ The EpwCrth league OF the Lea
3 Avenue Methodist Episcopal churc
= held a literary and social at the pa
y sonage last evening that was well a
tended and an exceedingly onjoyabl
affair, Miss Gertie Leekly was /
charge. These literaries are to b
a continued at intervals through III
winter.
N Joseph Barnett and X. III. Greenlea
Is who were on a hunt on the Rio Peco
It returned to the city last night, brinI
n ing with them a big quantity of gam
They found hunting good and gan
D. of all kinds IN abundance During h
absence, the two-story frame bull