Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

f.. sanderson and wife, from sun
beam, Penn, are at the Grand Central
Felipe Gurule. who vas quite sick
with the grip was up and around to-
day.
Mrs j. =. Porter and daughter. reg
lstering from Albemarle, are at the
Grand Central.
Dr. G. y. Lukens, OF Laguna. II In
the city on professional business. He
will return west tonight.
Or. Tascher, who was called to Santa
Fe last night on professional business.
will return to the city this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Sawyer. OF colo
RADIO Springs. came in from tho north
last night and put up at the Hotel
Highland.
w. II. Hahn. the South First street
coal dealer. who was at Gallup secur-
ing pointers as to the strike situation.
has returned to the city.
The regular Wednesday night dance
will be held at the Commercial club
this evening. Music will be furnished
by Prof. Di Mauro and orchestra.
Regular review OF Alamo Hive No.
l. l.. o. T. NJ, this evening, February
18th. at odd Fellows hall, at 1880
o'clock sharp. Nina Corson, II. X.
Judge ]. w stansbury OF the Indian
depreciation claim court. arrived at AL
buquerque this morning on his return
from Laguna and other points west.
on Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
there will be n meeting OF the Univer-
sity alumni at ,le residence OF Mrs.
J. w. Harding. A full attendance 10
desired.
John and Thomas Hughes. Jr, who
were at Santa Fe on a visit TO their
sister, Mrs. O. G. Watson, and to take
In the legislature for a couple OF days.
returned TO the city last night.
John w. Fleming, ex-territorial coal
mine inspector, whose home is in silver
city. passed through here to-day en-
route to Santa Fe. where he will put
in a good lick against the division OF
Grant county.
A regular monthly meeting OF the
Bernalillo County Medical society was
held last night in the Offices OF Dr.. J.
II. Wroth. and officers for the year
NtIt fltfNfh anu lHNAdlltus GtNtluA
topics OF scientific interest were dis
cussed.
Deputy Sheriff G. Il. Newcomer was
unable to report for duty at his Office
In the court house to-day owing to an
attack of grip which he contracted yes
terdey. He is trying to get the best OF
Il by combining himself In his room on
South Fourth street.
Jerry Brabham. one OF the colored
deputy sherlnfs who left this city a
short time ago for Gallup, being In the
employ q the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company, has returned TO the city. II
was thought here that Jerry had found
steady employment II Gallup,
In Mayor Marron's once last night
the Reynolds free library commission
held a meeting, at which a number OF
bills We're presented and ordered paid.
The bylaws OF the commission have
been prepared and were ordered print
Louis McRae rendered his resigna-
ton and the vacancy was filled by the
election OF Frank Strong.
In another column will be found a
notice of change in proprietorshlp OF
The Metropole' saloon and club
rooms, which will hereafter be known
as THE Climax" The management
win remain the same and will spare
no effort TO continue to deserve and
maintain the patronage with which
they have heretofore been favored.
John Wickstrom. after a residence OF
eighteen years in Albuquerque, has dis.
posed OF his interests In this city and
viii, at an early date, leave for Cali
fornia, Mr.. Wickstrom has OF late
been In bad health and in making the
change hopes 10 be benefited physical.
Iy. The Citizen Joins with a host OF
others in wishing a complete recovery
and prosperity wherever he makes his
future home,
G. NJ. Watson. financial man
for II. o. Watson & co, OF New
y ork city, arrived at Albuquerque
Monday morning, en- route home from
a visit To his mother In California. The
gentleman formerly lived In Albuquer-
que and remained over the day TO visit
with his uncle, A. f. ID. Carscallen, bus
mess manager for the Democrat Pub
company. He continued east
Monday night.
A. j. Loomls, the deputy Internal
revenue collector for this district. Is at
Grand Central, coming in from Gal
Iup on the delayed passenger train yes
terday, He states that subscription
were being handed around I'm Gal
lup yesterday for the benefit OF the
discharged by the Colorado
Fuel ana Iron company-miners who
their positions simply because they
became members OF the United Mine
Workers Mo
"A large number OF the santa Re Pa.
slhc employees al the local shops have
been yaccinated In the past few days.
II is understood that the company has
made a request that an the employees
be v%acCinatcd, and while a few have
complained Of the order, a. is thought
hat before tho week enGs almost ey-
employe, who has not been vaccin-
,ted m the past few years, viii under
30 the operation There win be sore
arms galore az the shops Tor he next
'eW weeks.