Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

VI H. AltntlTneT, one Oh DuQucT
que's building capitalists. has started
on a six-room abode house on Huning
avenue.
Mert Wagner. the owner OF the
stage line between Thornton and
Bland. was in the city yesterday on
business.
O. Bachechi, the First street liquor
dealer, Is moving his family today In.
to his new residence on North Sec
ond street.
G. w. Ward, OF the JournarDemo-
crat. has been suffering with a severe
cold since his return from a trip to
the Cochiti district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Frampton. resid.
ing on North Broadway. are rejoicing
over the arrival at their home of q
bouncing baby boy.
b. b. Spencer. the Eastview, Va.
lencia county. postmaster, general
merchant and stock raiser, was In
the city on business.
Harry Turner, wife and daugh.
ter. Miss Mary Willie Turner, are
here from Kansas City and will re-
main during the winter.
How uany know that a bill for sub.
scription TO n newspaper never gets
any lower until Il Is paid and that the
longer II runs the higher II gets?
Thomas Hall was a passenger for
Gallup and other western towns Wed.
nesday night in the interest Of Hall &
L%earnard, piano and music dealers.
Tho evenings are getting decidedly
lengthy. Good books and newspapers
are now In order Subscribe for The
Citizen, II you are not already a
reader.
The Aztec Index says: George G.
Bowman, gauger for the internal rev.
enue Office. came up from Albuquer.
que this week to inspect the Farming
ton and Olio distillerles.
The house OF A. J. Maloy, which he
Is erecting for apartment purposes,
on South Third street, Is looming
up in grand shape, and will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Chief Ruppe has a new rubber tire
buggy and a fine black horse. He
made the first lively run TO n fire
Wednesday night, and the horse prov.
ed himself a fine galloper.
A. Kempenich. the extensive gen.
eral merchant and wool buyer of Pc.
rata. came up to this city yesterday
with 800 sacks Of wool which he dis
posed OF at a good round figure.
Mrs. II. IL. Anderson. wife of prom
iheht business man OF sand VINO mas
been soIourning IN the metropolis Tor
a couple OF weeks, mas returned TO
her home in the Cochiti district.
jose ID. Nieto. q wealthy sheep
grower Oh the Madera district Is a
VISITOR IN the city n VIII spend sew
eral days mere, disposlng oil MS
wool ciip n purchasing supplies
w. r. Wilson. an attorney of Abb.
lene' Tex, was In the city yesterday
on some iegai matters before the ans
trict court = Ihe visitor Is Deins
SHOWN courtesies by Attorney Stingie'
Rev. w b. Johnson, formerly OF
this city but for the past three years
pastor OF the African Methodist Epis.
copal church ut East Las Vegas, has
IeIt ina town Win MS ramiiy Tor IA
oia' Kansas
A new kind OF liquor Is to be dis
titled In New Mexico. A ranchman
near Las Cruces Is arranging to man.
ufacture mescal, the famous Mexican
liquor. He VIII largely engage In
the business.
AL Coleman ia the most nonuja,
saloon keeper in Santa Rosa. He has
all his interviews published In Span
ish language In La Voc Publica, while
the other saloonists have to submit
to the English language.
Boleslo Romero n Valencia county
official and a merchant of Los Lunas.
came In yesterday morning and LEFT
on the delayed No. 9 passenger train
for Santa Fe, where he placed his
son Donaclano. In the st. Michael's
school.
Jose A. Nieto. school master nj La
MADEIRA in school district No. 2. is i'm
the CITY and will remain n few davs
The gentleman Is also chairmar Of
the hoard of school trustees In his dis.
trict and is grateful for the ~alacrlty
with which poll tax has been maid In
this section
II ~ nox,nnov ,,o uou
miner. who IS the owner ~ some
valuable mining nronerties east ~
this city. was here Yesterday talking
up that CANYON and letting peopIe
understand maj his nronerties are
| showing nm nicely and that Hell can.
Won is slowly but surely comine 70
the front.
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speeches IN southern california.