Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

NJ. N. Chaffee, who Is well known
throughout the Cochiti hills, Is In the
city to remain for a few days.
Senators Harrison and Hughes came
in from Santa Fe last night, to remain
the legislative C
Tickets for the Harr Wagner lecture
now on sale ut o. A. Matson & Co.'S
store. Lecture at the Columbus hall
on March IL.
Hans Neuman, the Indian trader and
merchant at Dewey, New Mexico, is In
Albuquerque on business and will re-
main u few days.
Policeman Ale Harris, who Is laid
up with the appendicitis, is reported
doing nicely and he expects to be up
and nc his duties In a short time.
Hon. +. A. Hubbell, Col. +. w. Dob
son and other Albuquerqueans, who
were at Santa Fe, returned TO the city
on the delayed passenger train early
this morning.
N. c. bennett, the blind ranchman
south Of the city, has been dangerously
i'll the past few days. 1t is understood
that his case is dangerous and that he
cannot live but y short time.
+. j. Delfraisse, a late arrival from
New Orleans, has accepted u position
with the Whitson Music company as
salesman and piano tuner. He was &C.
companied to the city by his wife and
| child.
Lloyd Sturges was riding about TO-
day in q handsome new pneumatic tired
runabout wagon which, with his pinto
pony with tan colored harness, makes a
neat rig. The outfit is II present from
his doting parents.
Edwin owen will leave tomorrow
| night for Las Cruces, where, on the
day following, he will attend ~ a spec
tator the meeting Of the new board Of
regents OF the Agricultural and Me.
chanic Arts College.
Instructions have been received TO
have the remains of Alex Hamel, who
died yesterday morning at the railroad
hospital, shipped to Gardner, Mass.
for burial. They will be sent by ex'
press tomorrow morning.
The remains Of John 4. Stewart,
| whose death occurred at FL PasO day
before yesterday, passed through thi'
city this morning accompanied by the
bereaved widow for Buffalo, N. y.
where the body will be buried.
This evening u grand free concert
and dance will be held at the Orches
trion hall. There will also he u free
concert Sunday afternoon. Superin
tendent Trimble extends an invitation
to all To attend these free concerts.
Paul Yrisarri, who is sheep raising
on a fine ranch In the East View neigh
borhood of Valencia county, is in the
city to-day, and states that the sheep
owing to the fact that they drlfted dur
ing u recent storm and from the grass
are in poor flesh.
James Johnston, who raj a stage reg
ularly between this city and the Jeme
hot springs last summer, sent up tire
ladies and two gentlemen to the popu
lar $ the past few days. MI. John
ston states that he will put his stage o
regular trips on may I.
Members OF "a Breezy Time" con
pany came in from the west this morn
ing, and a few hours later the band @
the company paraded through tn
streets discOursing some lively music
The company will appear at the Nehe
opera house tonight.
Miss Martha Owen, daughter OF Col
G. =. Owen, and sister OF District Cour
CLERK ii. L. Owen, came In from La
Vegas last night, To remain n few day
with her relatives. Miss Martha Is on
Of the popular school teachers of tn
Meadow city.
Ralph Halloran, the New Mexic
manager Of the New York Life Insur
ance company, is still laid up for re
pairs at his home on Keleher avenue
as II result Of a mishap which recent,
occurred 10 him ut Cerrill0s in whicl
he was thrown from his buggy.
In the police court this morning tw,
bobos were charged with yagrancy, On
OF them was given Ave days and tn
other, who had been promised work
was given u chance TO accept the Offer
A plain drunk, whose fine will enricI
the city treasury 10 the amount of Vi
completed the call.
George Hofheins, the miner an,
prospector Of the Cochiti mining dis
trict, who was here the past few days o.
business, returned to Bland this morn
ing, Mr.. Hoheins stated that the pee
pie of the Cochiti district complain Q