Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

W. II. SLfNHNltt Aht ShgtA ifAA wi
Algodones today on some important
mining business.
g. G. Hall. the well known commls-
sion merchant. left last night for the
towns north OF the metropolis.
Major II. n. whiting, the United
states commissioner, is laid up at h $
home in old town with the grip.
Representative G. A. Dalles Of Val
encla county. spent the Saba h tn.
his wife at Belen. He Is now a. San
"a Fe.
Hon. II. B. Ferguson was a plssen-
ger for Santa Fe last night. where he
goes on business before the territorial
supreme court.
A. -. McGaney is expected to return
from his southern trip tomorrow, where
HI had gone in search of a supply Of
Mexican curlos.
J. X. Brown. who was seriously sick
at his home on the mesa. has re covered
and was noticed aroun among his city
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Rose Bush came down from
Bland last evening to settle up tn es-
/ ute OF utI ldAt hhnpdiAlg bt ~
Bush, the dairymna.
The san Marcial Bee says: The AL
buquerque Citizen is putting In a new
linotype machine and a new engine and
otherwise fitting up.
Chas. f. Whittlesey, the architect Of
the new railway hotel and depot, left
for Chicago last Saturday night, to lie
| ahgenf n week or tan DAYS
ID. c. Hobart. ex-member OF the ter
ritorial board OF equalization. was here
yesterday from silver City. and left
this morning for santa Fe.
VIII Drury and Miss Mary MacAlex-
ander, well known In this city. were
united In marriage at Bland last FRI
day night, Rev. Madden officiating.
ROME jana, who was called to Albu-
querque on ccoun of the death OF his
father, Henry n. Jana. will return 70
Chicago, leaving tonight on the flyer.
The Albuquerque Guards will give
their initial lance In the new armory
on Friday, February 1. All active and
associate members and their lady
friends are invited.
Councilman Harrison n Hughes.
Representative Gutierrez, and others.
who enjoyed the Sabbath here at no ne
in the city. have returned to their leg
lslatlve duties at Santa Re.
Herbert Brooks. son OF Col. and Mrs.
c. l.. Brooks. after a pleasant s~ojourn
Of a week or zen days here. returned TO
his school duties al the Golden, colo,
school OF mines last night.
The funeral Of Valentine Slhick W Il
take place tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock from the residence Of w. II.
Long. III South Arno street. Burial
viii be In Fdirview cemetery,
A corrugated iron awning Is being
erected by the Whitney company In
front OF the torres occupied by Mrs. NJ.
McCreight n NJ. X. Parramore IN the
Ferguson building on South Second
street.
The III Paso Herald says Ed. Farr.
one OF the proprietOrs Of the Albuque,-
que meat markets. and buyer for the
company, is at the zelger. Mr., Farr is
now on his way to Texas to buy fat
cattle for the market.
Julian L. Connolly, a well known
farmer and ranchman OF Peralta, Va
lencia county, Is In the city today aud
was a pleasant caller at The citizen.
He reports the farmers OF his neigh
borhood in prosperous condition.
Three well known Las Vegas citizens
and big merchants OF Albuquerque-
Jacob Gross. A. NJ. Blackwell an II.
W. Kelly-were here yesterday looking
over the Wen attended anairs OF their
local wholesale grocery establishment
Attorney f. w. Clancy went up TO
Santa Fe this morning and tomol row
he win look after the interests OF his
clients In the cases OF the Early Times
DlStillery Company vs., Chas. Zeiger,
ct AL, n George Champion VS.. Bull
lard. Baker & Co.
Last week W. j. Tway ana Charles
Quier, two well known sign painters
and paper hangers. formed a par ner-
ship, and the new arm will be known
as Tway q Quier. Their Office and
place Of business win be on the corner
OF Lead avenue n South Second
street,
H. NJ. Hutzeii, on the New Mexican
reportorial stan, came in last Saturday
night n met here his sister. Miss
Florence Hutzell, who has been at
Phoenix the past year. They left for
the north last ntght-Mr. Hutzell on
his return TO Santa Fe, and Miss Hut
zeli fer Chicago,
Rev E. h. Marshall Of the Moody
Institute Of Chicago, Interested and in
structed large audiences yesterday
This afternoon ana evening ne spe AXIS
In the Baptist church. and tomorrow
al 3 and 1880 p. m, IN the Lead avenue
church. All Interested In b Die study
and work are invited.
Harry Gleason, representing the
Montezuma Savings. Building ana
Loan association. has returned from A
successful trip 10 the river towns south
OF the metropolis. lie reports Com
modore Bernard Reinken. ths mayor
and general merchant At sabinal, Ia