Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-15

". g. Franklin. a mining expert wis
has beer In the metropolis a snort
time. left to-day for Kansas city.
II. r. Elwell went up to Cerrillos -
day In the interests of the Wananaker
a Brown tailoring establishment Of
Philadelphia.
Major Eugene \. Van Patten went up
TO santa Fe to-day 10 assist the Dona
Ana county delegation to secure some
needed legislation.
Services at Temple Albert 1+j Friday
evening. +. Jacobs, Rabbi. MISS
Hayes, OF Chicago, win render Gunois
Forever with the Lord"
Attorney S. VI. Ashenfelter. OF silver
city. passed through to-day on a north
ern Journey. where he Will have some
important legal matters to look after.
A. u. whitson, the southwestern
agent for the famous Kimball Organ
company. came home from the north
last night after a very successful bug
mess trip.
Attorney G.. w. Johnston IL suffer
ing from q severe cold. in consequences
OF which he Is obliged to remain at
his home in obedience to his physicians
instructions.
Last evening Mike Mandell returned
| after a brief business trip to the towns
| north of this city. where he called on
some Of the patrons of his firm. Man
deli 4 Grunsfeld, the clothiers.
O. II. Gerry left for Cerrlllos and
San Pedro to-day to call on the patrons
| OF A. II. McGaffey 4 CO.'S wholesale
establishment. Before returning lac
viii visit Bland and Albemarle.
Colonel Tyler, from southern Grant
county. stopped over in the city today
for a few hours and continued on his
way to Chicago, whore he will enjoy a
brief visit among his acquaintances.
Manager l.. Duyrea OF the Hardscrab-
BILE mine. Magdalena, and Mix O'Nell,
OF Cerrillos, arrived here last night and
were around calling on their friends
and "transacting business here to-day
The social entertainment that was e
be given by the knights OF Pythlas
at their hall on Gold avenue, has beer
postponed on account OF the death OF
Past Grand Chancellor T. 4. Finical
Three individuals were before Judge
/ 'AhNA NAh AaaAN llNl lAAlk ~ dllHNtl AA
a charge Of drunkenness which hat
been preferred against them by tn,
night police who placed them under ar
rest last evening. Two Of the number
We're fined s. each while the third was
let on with a fine of 81.
Simon Stern, the Railroad avenu,
clothier. received to-day by freight 81,
steel elephants, each measuring sll
feet high by seven feet long, which h,
win use for advertising purposes. They
Will be erected In convenient place
throughout the city. Eugene Kempen
lex i riding one OF the elephant
arounn the city this afternoon.
Mrs. Clinton Cockerell and children
and Mrs. Spratley, from Platte county
Mo, passed through the city this morn
ms on their return to Missouri afte.
a visit TO Guaymas, Mexico, where the
have some interests in a mining com
pany. During their stay here they
were pleased 10 meet an old friend IT
@, -, Hawley, proprietor of "Hawley
on the Corner" store.
Rev, IL. II, Ashmun. formerly SUP y,
intendent of the Home Missionary 50
ciety, with headquarters In this city
but more recently a resident OF Jerome
Arizona, arrived with his family from
the west this morning, They are be
ing entertained at the hospitable homl
Of Rev. and Mrs. Marsh, in tn High
lands, The gentleman and his famll.
viii leave the early part Of next wecl
for Wclscr, Idaho, where he VIII as
sumo charge Of the Congregation
church.