Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-25

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Get Black Rock and read it, to be
ready for Miss Oliver.
l.. l.. Harroun. the hydraulic engineer.
who was at Santa Fc ON business, re-
turned to the city last saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Held are enter
tanning their relative, Miss Elsie Ilfcld,
who arrived the other eyning from Las
Vegas.
There will bc u regular meeting Of the
W. Il. &. Tuesday afternoon ut 2a3O at
n. Of l.. hall. Initiation. by order Of
president. Alba sherwood, secretary.
Henry Bland. one Of the genial pro-
prirtors Of the club. in Albcmarle. was
acre to-day interviewing the wholesale
liquor dealers anl enjoying the sights in
the metropolitan city.
Representative Carl a. Dalics. the
promising young statesman Of Valencia
county. went through here to-day bound
for Santa tc, after spending u couple
Of days with his friends in Belen.
Rocco Emilio, who has been keeping
an eye on the manipulations of the leg.
i%slators in Santa Fee for a short time
past, is satisfied that all is lovely and
screen. and left for his home in Lincoln,
y. NJ, last Saturday.
Geo. f.. Albright. Of the Journal Dem
ocrat, after spending the Sabbath at
home, returned to Santa Fc this morn
ing. Edwood, who was at the capital
| the past week, with his father. returned
last Saturday night.
On Thursday evening next Oliver NJ.
Stewart, national prohibition committee
| chairman, will deliver an address to an
Albuquerque audience, at which time he
| will be pleased to meet every prohibition
list and temperance worker.
G. r. Blackington. sheriff of Socorro
county, who vas at Santa He for the
purpose OF proving 10 the legislature that
he was q pretty "livcly corpse" aud has
ma intention Of dying for some time yet,
passed through the city home bound, last
Saturday night.
:. w. Dcitrick, who came here several
months ago from Terrr IIaute, Ind.
| with his wife, for the health of the lat
ter, Is the new electrician, vice Il. Is.
Coleman, at the electric light works. Mr..
Coleman and family will leave tomorrow
night for Silycrton, Col.
Joseph kuhns. the son Of Storckepper
j. II. kuhns, who was taken To Los An
grles last week 10y his father, suffering
from the effects Of the high altitude, is
still In a precarious condition. but no
alarm for a complete recovery il enter
tanned by his physician and friends.
Mrs. W. r. McCrcight left on the de-
laycd passenger train last Saturday
night for n visit 20 relatives and friends
in S~helbyyillc. Ky. Enroute aud on her
return, she will stop over for a few days
IN Chicago. Mrs. McCreight will be all.
sent from the city for several weeks.
The funeral OF Louis Eberhart took
| place at the Highland Methodist church
ON Sunday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock,
Rev. HOdgsOs officiating. 4 large con
course ~ friends aud relatives were
present aud followed the remains To
fniryiew, where intcrment was given.
DIR. J.. l.. Raster, chief surgeon OF the
santa Fe road, with headquarters at
Topeka, came in from the west last
night, aud expects to continue on his re-
turn TO Topeka tonight, accompanied
by his wife ana children, who have been
here the past few days visiting friends.
Mrs, W. Il. Walton and little children,
who have been visiting with the husband
and father in Santa Zee for "A week. re.
turned " their home ia Silver CITY on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Walton accom-,
panied them IN the trip as far as Albu-
qurrpne. lie returned 10 the capital yes,
terday.
In honor of Miss Mabel Hunt. a very
delightful entertainment was given ON
saturday evening 10y Miss jeanette Wal
ton. A large number OF friends were
present, and a few hours were pleasant.
~ spent with guessing games. Lunch
con was served at an appropriate hour,
when the cravings Of the inner man were
appeascd.
In about ten days the public will have
a genuine treat AT Colombo hall In the
person Of Miss Katharine T.. Oliver,
who will impcrsonatc several characters
from Black Rock. Those who heard
her over a year ago win b. delighted M
ihr prospect of hearing her again. There
are few i-mprrsonators before the public
who are her equal
i never Jaw a saw saw a. this saw
SAVE John =. rcaycu has installed a
new department 40 his wood and coal
yards, putting ir operation a 2i-lnch cir.
cular saw which * run boy a gasoline
motor, enabling him To turn out woon
sawed In any length desired as rapidly
M may bee found necessary 10 AN orders.
NJ the trial run the capacity developed
showed twenty cords per day average.
In % short time Icverett Clarke. a
member of g. *. Warren Post 30. O.,
viii send a list Of names 10 the DEPART.
mrnt at Washington, u. C.. for head
stones for deceased soldiers. An who
are dc'irous Of having a hradstone placed
ON the grave Of a departed soldier. should
not fail 10 send the name "a Mr. Clarke
az once, The stones win be sent free of
charge 10 the railroad stations where the
owners ar" expected 10 call and secure
the same.
The Jura'rrihs Copper company. who
have been uncuyering saline valuable con.
per deposits i'm the Nacimi,nto country.
have found everything satisfactory :,
Tar, and the general manager Col WIN.