Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

J. u. Mayo. the ~well.known mine
operator Of Golden. Is in the city.
X. +. Heller. the Cabezon. general
merchant. is here To enjoy Christmas.
Charles Rhoadcs Ii in the city from
Las Vegas. Charlie is the star pitcher
for the Las Vegas Normal base ball
team.
Frank Blake. the broncho buster and
allaround business Ia of the Cochiti
mountains. drove down To the city yes.
terday.
Louis Trauer and wife were passen-
gers for Grants last night, where they
VIII visit relatives and friends for a
few days.
Miss Maud Hill and Miss Susie John.
son left last night for Williams. Ariz.,
to spend the holidays with relatives
and friends.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, ex-delegate to
congress, passed through Albuquerque.
last night from his home at OJo Cal
iente to III Paso.
George Arnot, of Gross, Blackwell AZ
Co.'S local store, will spend today with
his family at Las Vegas. leaving last
night for the north.
d. H. NtlHb anu Wilt, VI 1tIIlilOS,
are in the city for a few days. Mr..
Wells is the superintendent of the
smelter plant at Cerrillos.
George c. Bowman, the internal rev
mi gauger for this district. who was
at Pennington the past few days, re-
turned to the city last night.
T. NJ. Cough came In from Santa Fe
last night and continued west to Santa
monica, ,al,. where his wife and cnnd
have visited the past few motnhs.
Joe Scott is here from Denver
spending the holidays with his mother
on South First street. Joe is a student
of the Sacred Heart college of Denver,
The Las Vegas Record says: "Mr.
and Mrs. Louis llfeld, of Albuquerque,
are visiting In the city during the holi-
days, as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Judell.
Miss Maud McFie. OF Las Cruces,
passed through the city yesterday for
Santa Fe. where she will enjoy the hol,
days with her parents, Judge and Mrs,
John X. McFie,
Judge John h. McFie. recently re-
appointed associate justice Of the ter.
~ritoriay judicial district and Judge of
the lrst district. has returned to
Santa Fe from Washington, ID. c,
Thomas Lynch and VIII Wagner.
drivers on the Thornton-Bland stage
and express line, came down from the
north on Monday and are enjoying q
vacation In the cIty with friends.
In accordance with the usual an.
nual custofm today Acting Governor
J. w. Reynolds will give one of the
penitentiaTy conyicts a nice Christmas
gift by pardoning him from that insti'
tuition.
George Reed, a property owner of
the golden Cochiti district, spent
Christmas in the territorial metropolis.
He is expecting to visit in southeast
ern Arizona before returning to his
home.
Mrs. 7. b. Catron, Mrs. a. c. Ireland
and Miss Atkinson, who are in Europe.
will spend today at Paris, France. and,
after several more weeks in the old
country, will return to the United
States.
Today, although a little chilly in the
morning, seemed more like a day In
May as far as weather is concerned
than a Christmas day, when. most all
of US, would like to see a little snow
and the air more crisp.
Local members OF the New Mexico
board of health complain that there Is
too little sickness now in the terri.
torial metropolis. They should have
patience until all the Christmas din
ners have been stored away and re-
turns commence coming In.
Prof, D. NJ, Richards, for years the
popular superintendent of the public
schools of Gallup, now a member OF
the Agricultural college faculty, will
arrive from the south tomorrow nor
ing To attend the New Mexico Educa-
tional association convention.
An interesting program is arranged
for tomorrow night, of an educational
and musical nature, at the Lead Ave
nue. church, at 1880 o'clock. II IL the
opening meeting OF the territorial edu.
cational association and citizens are
invited to attend, and then to he pres
| ent at the reception 10 follow In the