Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

~. Johns Guild viii meet at the rec
tory Wrdno. lay afternoon at 2;SO.
Harmony lodge No. II. l. O. o. f., third
degree this evening. T. q. Pratt. n. O.
Tros. Donahoe. brother % NJ. II.
Donahoc. IS here from his sheep
ranch east Of the city.
Druggist b. Ruppe has at last fell
into the clutches Of la grippe. and TAX
en- to his bed at hts home on South
Second street,
United States Marshal G. NJ. Fora
ker was able to get down to his office
yesterday. after a few days suffering
with the grip.
G.. l.. Dorian, the %postofice Inspector
who guards well the interest OF Uncle
SANS postal laws down this way, has
gone to Los Vegas.
Regular monthly meeting tonight
Tuesday, at 1880 O'Clock at knights OF
Pythias hall. J. NJ. Moore. II. C.. Lee
| Ver,tt Clark, a%djutant.
w. w. Jones. a ~wellknown civil en-
gineer and surveyor OF San Marcial,
who vas here yesterday on business,
| returned south last night.
w. G. Warren, vino vas here on q
brief visit to his relative, Mrs. X. w.
Hopkins, left on his return to his
home at Noblesville, Ind. last night.
on Sunday night Fred B McKeehan,
| chief deputy United States marshal for
the district Of New Mexico, left for
Lordsburg, where he listened to testi-
mong In a few Chinese cases.
Mark Knabenchue. an attache Of the
United states marshal's office, returned
last night from a months stay in
| Santa Fe, where ne attended to some
Of Uncle Sans business before the SUI
preme court.
Excelsior lodge, No. 1, ID. OF H.. will
meet in regular session tomorrow
wednesday, night at Z p. m. After
lodge has adjourned the doors viii be
thrown open for n dance. BY order OF
the G. Of II. Eta b. Allison Recorder,
At noon to-day the fire department
responded to a call from the r.. Din
nellie saloon on North First street. to
]oxtinguish a blaze which had started
In The ceiling above a red hot stove
pipe. The damage amounted to about
a dollar.
j. n. Block. the popular general mer-
chant and hotel keeper of the Jemez
hot springs resort, Is III the city md
win enjoy metropolitan life for a few
days to come. lie was a pleasant call
err at The Citizen Office late yesterday
afternoon.
@. W. Smith started or san Bernar-
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for the removal OF his headquarters
rom this city. The entire orce Of new
employees, which IS 10 be selected for
Albuquerque In the superintendent's Of
nee, is not known, but It is reported
that Harry Hillyer will be among the
number As stated before In these coll
umns, superintendent of Motive Power
g. W. smith will be In this city about
as often after the change "a previous
ly.
The board Of education, owing to no
quorum. held no official meeting last
night, although President Hopkins,
Trustees Rankin, sherwood, Lamb
ana Superintendent Hickey and Clerk
McDonald We're present and talked
over some matters OF great interest 10
the local public schools. II was decld-
ed 10 hold a meeting Saturday night,
at which an members except Trustees
I;amsdel and Glover, who have re-
moved from the city. are expected to be
present.
c. A. Camphell, the bookkeeper and
outside rustler for the hardware firm
OF T. j. Post s. Co, has returned from
q successful commercial trip 10 Bland
ana Aihemarlc. He state, that he
found the mines of the CochIti dis.
tr.ct very hopeful for the future, ana
also gave out the Information that the
mine owners and operators recently
held a meeting ana agreed TO supply a
certain amount Of ore every week 10
the proposed Bland-Thornton railroad
for shipment. These Inducements are
now being considered by the promoters
os the CochitI railroad.
A couple of local nimrods, W. Mes
goe ana Jesse Prarce, the cigar max
crs, s]houldered their guns and started
out last Saturday for a two days out
ius along the river, which knows no
bounds, south of this city. They had
not been gone a treat while until al
tremendous ~cauonading was heard by
usany Albuquerqueaus, and the uu-
knowing ones We're Inclined to believe
that ID race war had again broken out.
but old Daddy Kunmcrer ana Frank
klister quietly pufcd away on their
%llayauas, u looked wise. The re-
ports of the artillery became fainter
and al last nothing more was heard
nTfll ate Monday afternoon ub,p tho