Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

LOOnL iNiIN1'h' w. |
\. q. Collins. Nife and son Of -.
are among the late arrivals al
the Highland
l.. DeNilcr. who claims III Pdsp as his
place Of residence. g., stopping at the
Hotel Highland.
l.. /. Lyons. representing one Of the
large packing houses ~ Kansas city,
with headquarters In Denver, was In
the city to-day.
Ward Thomas. who worked In the
printing offices OF this city a few years
age. Is now pr0ftably employed In the
railroad shops at Ration.
Tomorrow evening Watch Inspector
:. Vann OF the Rio Grande division viii
leave for san Marcial to look after the
time pieces at that place.
Ernest Meyers went up to Santa Fe
to-day on the second section Of No. 2,
where he win combine pleasure with
business for a couple OF days.
Representative ]. II. Slaughter, Of
Otero and Dona Ana counties, enjoyed
hi, recess at Las Cruces, and returned
TO Santa Fe yesterday morning.
-. :. Sleyster left for the northern
| towns Of New Mexico this morning,
whore he will interest the people in
behalf OF the Atlas Insurance company,
Alfred Grunsfeld has gone to Boston
on a business trip In the interests Of
the wholesale establishment Of Gruns-
| field Bros. He viii be absent from the
| city FOR about three weeks.
Thomas Lynch. the efficient stage
! driver ON the Thornton4Bland line,
| called on friends in this city last night,
and left for the famous gateway to the
golden Cochitl district this morning.
The Holbrook Argus says: t.. a.
Mcclure, OF Albuquerque, was In town
Tuesday and Wednesday. He has the
contract for carrying the mail from
Young to payson, and left for there
Thursday evening,
Mrs. r. n. Van Wormer left sun
day morning On route for New York,
after a pleasure visit Of several months
with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Cole
man, wife OF the superintendent Of the
eIectIc light company.
Adolrh Klelser left this morning for
Coyote springs where ne will go to
housekeeping for the remainder OF the
winter. lie was formerly employed in
the large grocery house OF Reed, Muir.
dock n CO., Of Chicago.
Councilman Thos. Hughes, Represen-
tltive Ncnceslado Chaves, J. T. Saint,
Nestor Montoya and seferino Crollott,
accompanied by Hon. f. a. Hubbell
ana Hon. solomon Luna, were passen,
gers to Santa Fe Sunday morning.
J, Il. Baylcs, who is representing Mr..
Montgomery, general watch inspector
OF the extensive Santa Fe system, is
here from Topeka. From this city he
win start tonight on his annual rating
and Inspection tour OF the Santa Fe Pa
cihc.
4 couple of hobos We're sentenced
this morning TO five and ten days work
respectively, on the public thorough
fares OF this city, and at the same ses-
sion of the police court, Judge Craw-
ford imposed a fine OF 81 each against
two strangers who were charged with
drunkenness,
Mrs. Mcintosh viii deliver an address
to women al the Lead ayenu Metho-
dist church Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Milton Mcintosh viii sing
the japanese national hymn and show
how the Japanese take tea. lie win
wear the Japanese costume. All in
yited. No admission.
\ gentleman writing from Pinos
Wells Informs The citizen that some
more cattle stealing Is going on in that
ueighborhool, The letter states that
ten head Of cattle and one calf, belong
ing to Gallsteo parties, Were driven
| from Lono Lora, near the salt Lakes,
were killed and loaded into wagons
and taken to a ranch nearby, whore
a part Of the meat was left. ana the
remainder taken to Manzano.
charles Paxton. one Of the best
known prnspectors and mine owners
OF Bland, 8, In the city to-day mingling
among mis- numerous aaquaintances
Ito was n NJ the first 10 settle In the
Coghltl district, ana during his resi-
',nHc there has located and developed
several good properties which promise
90 yield big returns In a short time to
thr owner. Judging from the reports
OF disintcrested parties, Mr.. Paxton
stands In a fair way TO receive a big
proht for his uutlring energy IA the
development OF his claims,
President y r Ripley arrived here
I'm his private car. the No. eJ9. from
Los Angeles on lhe first section OF No.
2 ana remained lu his city for an
hour Tie had been out on the western
lines on am inspecting tour. ana while
here was shown about the nrw hotel
building by Contractors Arson & Hol-
man. The contractors have been great
by Handicapped in the construction
work owing 90 the non,1rrival of GER
tain building material which had been
ordered some months ago from Texas
and louisiana, and accordingly in
formed Mt Ripley ~ the fact. The
railroad official expressed himself as
much pleased however with the pro-
Ere or tho work unlcr tar existing
conditions but is very anxious 90 see
t,t buildings ana Improvements COM