Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-02
LOCAL P~ARAGR GRAPHS.

G.. j. Whit and wife from Kansas
city. are late arrivals, stopping al the
Hotel Highland.
The plumbers are In great demand
these cold days. on account Of the wa
ter pipes freezing and bursting.
p. j. Towner, the Colorado stock
Inspector for New Mexico. with head
quarters at Las Vegas. was in the city
yesterday and last night on business.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Albuquerque Library association will
be- held Saturday morning. jon. 9th.
az 1880 In the library rooms on West
Gold avenue
Nabor Mirabel OF san Rafael. and
Jose Y AraEon. OF Mangus, we'll
known sheep raisers and ranchmen,
are in the city stocking up with ranch
goods and supplies.
Word was received this morning that
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. II. Shoup both OF
whom have ben sick with Ia grippe
toi the past week. are improving and
are now able to be up.
4. b. Reagan, government farmer
for Indians, stationed the past year at
the Jemcz Pueblo. IL In the city and is
one his way to the Apache agency,
where he has been transferred.
IA loads OF lumber and laths for the
new railway hotel and depot are ar
irving from the east daily. and Messrs
Arson q Holman, the contractors, will
from now IN push construction work
~Brockmeier 4 Cox have finally got
themselves well fixed up in their new
quarters on Gold avenue. and, OF
course, such cold snaps as these days
keep their force Of plumbers busily en-
gagged.
There will be a regular c~ommunica-
ton of Temple lodge, No. 9. A. Il. and
a. NJ. at Masonic hall tomorrow even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Regular business.
BY order OF w. NJ c. w. Medler, sec
rotary.
There will be an annual meeting Of
the Albuquerque national guards to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Every
one Is requested to be present. as the
election Of officers will take place. Sol
benjamin, president. j. Edwin owen.
coupon clerk.
small weekly newspapers, both En-
sll@h n Spanish, are s~prlnging up
Ike mushrooms In all parts Of New
Mexico and Arizona. The Arizona Ar
row Is the name OF a weekly inst
launched at Kingnan, a small town
out on the Santa Re Pacific. A printer |
Lew Blakely, Is the editor and pub
Usher.
David Kelleher an old civil war vet
eran who Is known throughout New
Mexico and Arizona. is reported TO
nave died az the California Soldiers |
nome the other day. He was sent to
me home "a few years ago from King
man. out on the Santa Re Pacific, and
an aged wife now resides there to
mourn his death.
Linus Shields, who was at the Jemez
springs where he spent the holl.
days with home folks. returned 10 the
city yesterday n has again resumed
school duties at the university
Linus states that the mountains OF the
Iemez country are pretty we'll coveN,d
Win snow hut he found the weather
mere "oout as cold " not a little bit
colder, than az the Jemcz springs.
A J. Maloy, the well-known Rail-
road avenue groceryman. spent yes
ierday tNew Years. In hustllng gro
Gerry boxes from his old stand, No. lis !
avenue, to No, PA, further
west on the same emu Messrs.
SClputhicr q McRae. who retlfe from
active business life FOR the time being.
-oid al their store fixtures and furnl-
lure TO Mr.. MaIoy.
The new conductors on the SANTA Ne
'dclic, having regular runs between
MS city and Winslow, are James Fur
ong and A. L. Chandler. These two :
Feu-knovn ~railroaders We're IN line .
II promotion, and The Citizen is a..
iIeaNed 10 understand that they will /.
punch tickets on regular passen- 4.
.er trains going ana coming from this +.
on the Santa Fe Pacific. .
Al the police court this morning five I
lain DRINKS Were brought up for sem ]
ance. Judge Crawford imposed fines I
81 In each case. Joe Baker, a rough !
eek, while passing through Albuqu9r- I
ue' visited the Iceberg" and started !:
'n"N A'at'N4Nk Tt UP Dy using pro-
lne language on the streets with the
'suIt mat ne landed at the police sta 4
ION and paid SO TO the city for his
m.
A. S. Goetz. for several years the /
neral manager OF the Pecos Valley :
'rigatien company. stationed at
arlshad has resigned that positlonI
nd has left TO accept a position with
10 Texas Coal company at TT. Worth.
TO- Goctz was a great help in adver-
sing the Pecos valley, and his depart |.
re- win no doubt be regretted by the |
.ople OF Carlsbad ana that valley.
gentleman was we'll known IN this
~ and his friends also regret his de-
.rture from the territory.
Painters paper hangers nd plaster
b have been al work the past few
.ys at tho store room on south Sec
a street recently vacated by Henry \
'ockmcier, and as soon as the work