Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Coming. January 81, Boston Concert
company.
Hon. Numa Raymond. the capitalist
Of Las Cruces, is in Santa Fe attend
ing the meeting Of the territorial board
o. equalization.
Charles T.. wardin, OF Topeka, Kas..
arrived at Albuquerque last night to
visit his mother, Mrs. E. E.. Wardin, at
2l2 South Arno street.
Hon. II. B.. FERGUSON and George w.
Johnston, both well-known attorneys,
appeared at their respective offices to-
day, after a tuss!e Of a few days with
the grip.
Excelsior Degree OF Honor lodge will
meet In regular session tomorrow
night at 7:i5. All membes requested
to be present. BY order Of the c. OF II.
Eta b. Allison, Recorder.
Burt Baker. Junior member Of the
taxidermist firm of Chas. NJ. Barber &
Co, a gone south on business, and
expects to take in the El Paso Midwin-
ter carnival before returning home.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Congregational
church will be held Thursday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the church par
lors for the election OF officers for the
ensuing year.
o. A. Matson and wife, w. L. Hath
away and wife, Charles McWilliams
and wife and several others will con-
stitute a party en- route TO III Paso to-
night. where they will attend the Md
winter carnival.
w. N. Bird, from Santa Fe, reached
the territorial metropolis last nigh. and
Is around to-day getting subscribers
for the New Mexican. He VIII
take in the southern towns before re-
turning to Santa Fe.
j. b. Mandy, who has purchased
many thousand sheep OF all grades In
this section OF New Mexico and out in
Arizona, vas here yesterday, leaving
this morning for the north. lie halls
from Trinidad. Colorado.
w, A. Maxwell, who has been here
the past few days on business, will re-
turn to Gallup tomorrow morning on
the flyer, and after a stay OF a few
days there will continue on to his home
and headquarters at Marshheld, Ore
gon, where Mr.. Maxwell In extensively
Interested In coal mining. He states
hat the coal banks of the Marshheld
district contain an unlimited supply OF
coal, and that the market extends from
Tacoma, Wash, on the north TO San
Diego. Cal, on the south.
Tickets for the concert and 'ertnre
course may be had from members OF the
lecture bureau. The course includes
the Boston Concert company, Monday
evening. January 81. David Starr Jor-
dams lecture. "The Blood OF the Ma
ton" and Herr Wagner. the title of
whose lecture Is Uncle Sam, Jr." The
latter IL humorous. with the Boston
Concert company are Bernhard Wal
Their, the famous Belgian solo violinist;
Gertrude Payson, pianist; Miss AIDE
laide Roddy, lyric soprano, and Cyrus
BROMLEY Newton, reader and imperso-
nator. The entire course OF three en-
tertainments IL given FOR one dollar.
This morning Undertaken Edwards
received a telegram from Hannah
Lacey, dated from Marion, Ind, stat
Ing, Hold James Il. Iacey's body for
further orders" Lacey is the man
whose death was announced in The
citizen yesterday afternoon. 1t occur
ring at the city building at 3 o'clock
yesterday morning, city Marshal Me-
Millin has letters from Lacey's old
home in Indiana, giving him the news
that the deceased had not been home
FOR thirteen years and was slowly max
ing his way back, when he stopped over
here TO celebrate and finally death re-
suited, A dispatch received this after
noon from his daughter saying. give
the body a decent burial here"