Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-23
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

Charles Mcdonald was a passenger
south bound last night. He IL In the
Insurance business at Roswell.
Nestor Montoya and Seferino Crollott.
legislative employees. are in the city to
remain during the recess of the legis-
laturc.
Don j. Rankin left on Tuesday for
Chicago on business connected with the
Southwestern Brewery and Ice com
pany Of this city.
A. singer came home last night from
Las Vegas where he a zone In the
interests Of Grunsfed & Co, the big
wholesale merchants.
G. II. Dunncgan transacted business
in this city yesterday for the extern
sive mercantile institution OF Dunnegan
Bros, OF Magdalena.
A Raymond-Whitcomb excursion
train passed through to-day from Old
Mexico en- route to Boston. Conductor
Simmonds was In charge.
Fred. BURNS, the friend of the poor,
| has given his annual contribution to
| the Nun-S ectarian Benevolent society.
| This time the amount Is SIS.
A new saloon has been opened In the
| brick building cas- OF the railroad
| shops by Van Hulan Il Jones. two well
known gentlemen of this city.
John A. Lee has gone to Flagstaff
and williams. Arizona, to order a few
car loads Of lumber from the sawmills.
He Is expected home tomorrow.
Hon. solomon Luna came down from
Santa Fe last evening and continued
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of days with his friends and family.
DIR. j. M. Kcndrick, the Episcopal
bishop for New Mexico, Arizona and
III Plso, left last night for Winslow,
after a stay OF a few days in this city.
General Manager Henry OF the Brit
ish- American Fire Insurance company
OF Toronto. Canada, was here yester-
day. visiting with the local agent, Mr..
Bowman.
The trial of Thomas A. Barry, the
plumber, who In charged with a viola
tion of the plumbing ordinance, has
been postponed until Monday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Ragy Unes, Of the firm of Salmon.
Unes n Abouselman, the extensive
general merchants of Jcmez, Is In the
city. He reports about three feet OF
snow In that district.
Representative Pendleton. OF san
Juan county, and Probate Clerk SAT
ford of the same county. came In from
Santa Fe last night to spend a couple
Of days In the territorial metropolis.
Charles +. Whluesey, architect of the
magnificent hotel m depot buildings,
leaves this evening for Chicago, where
he will have some important business
Ia attend TO. lie will be absent about
a week.
tanning Councilman Mclquiades Mar
tinez, OF Taos county, and Councilman
Juan Navarro, of Mora county, who
arrived In the city last night from
Santa Fe.
Henry O'Bryan, a well known attor-
ney OF Denver n a relative OF Cover
nor Otero by marriage, passed through
the city last night on his way to san
Bernardino, Cal, to look after some
important legal matters there.
The plans ana specifications for GER
tain work at the government Indian
school at santa Fe can be seen at this
office. Contractors and carpenters
should promptly avail themselves OF
this opportunity, az the plans must be
sent back To Washington in the next
few days,
The remains Of II. ID. Wicks. n mem
Der OF the Saginaw. Mich. Machinery
company, who died In Old Mexico the
early part OF this week, were shipped
through here yesterday to the former
| homa IN NDchipan Mr. Wipkg had Vig-