Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Walton's dancing class at Col
ombo hall Monday night.
4. L.. Harroun. the civil engineer, |
~journcyed down to San Marcial last
night on official business.
The upstairs of the First National
building Is receiving "A new coat OF
paint and the walls will be newly kali
somined.
Hon. W. u. Childers a n passen'
ger for Santa Fe this morning, where
he has gone to attend to some legal
business.
Thos. NJ. Ramsdell. a well known
Santa Fc railway official, with head
quarters at Topeka. Kansas. was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. yesterday returned to this city
last night. after a pleasant visit with
relatives In California. She VIII leave
In a few days for Denver.
Col. A. Staab, the capitalist and gen
oral merchant Of Santa Fe, came In
from the north last night, and IL the
guest OF his s%on-in-law. Louis nfeld.
Il. +. Shaw left on the morning
train for Thornton, from whence ne
goes to Bland. II Is probable that he
VIII uSuln euteT tht bioeciy
There will be a regular meeting of
Adah Chapter No. 8. o. f. s.. Friday
evening, April ~. at s o'clock. by or
} der OF worthy matron. Laura Fluke,
secretary.
Miss Mills left for Bland yesterday,
, where she will make a brief visit with
relatives, after which she expects TO
20 to Santa Fe and Colorado Springs
for a short stay.
Ladies' OF the Degree of Honor will
give n dance at Odd Fellows hall on
, Wednesday, April II. Tickets, admit
Ting gentleman and ladies', so cents;
supper will be served.
There will no concert or dance at
the %orchestrion hall tomorrow night,
but the usual Sunday afternoon con
l cert will take place, to which every
I body is invited to attend.
: DR.. T.. J. Rienhardt, general mana
e ger for the Viavi company In @
Mexico, has been detained In San
Francisco, and will not visit Albuquer
que for two or three weeks yet.
: Frank L. B%rookman. who was on 9
business visit to Los Angeles and Sar
Francisco. returned to the city this
morning. He reports California II
fine condition to receive tourists.
Lou Graham, an enterprising youni
e business man OF Albemarle. who has
been enjoying IA couple OF weeks II
New Orleans, passed through h cit,
{ this morning en- route to the Cochit
district.
William Farr came home from
successful business trip in the north
INN gAatfnna Ia Ia IN old friend n
N T.. &. Fox, the genial division superir
= tendent. and accompanied that ger
a tleman To this city in his private cal
IS w. s. Sandon, a member OF tn
e Peralta Mining and Milling company
z. of the Cochiti district, came down I
the metropolis last night to make al
arrangements for the erection OF a larg
reduction works on the independents
y. mine.
Last night George Kaseman r.
H. turned to Eel Paso to make prepari
rs lions for his removal to the t%erritorii
re metropolis in a couple OF weeks. III
re brother, who In now making n tor
st in Old Mexico, will also return to A
m. puquerque to locate.
Y. Miss Ida Summers started for Oh
Is cago yesterday afternoon to visit vii
vi ntI HlHttlg ml66 hauutf "ho ~ Jh
ar, completing a two-years' study In voc
ie, music. The young ladies will Wis
/. for a month in st, Joseph, Mo-, b
fore returning to Albuquerque to I
side,
ny A practice game between the Vi
in versity and Indian school base bi
ew teams will be played at the latter
rat grounds tomorrow afternoon at 3:
Afalnal ThA antNAEnttv hnNa N
working hard to be able to win a v
:. tory over the normal school boys
Las Vegas on the Both al May.
re. The interests OF W. J. Tway In I
or wall paper and painting business
o. south Second street, has been p'
Is chased by his partner, Charles Out
az who will continue to conduct the bl
% mess at the old stand. Mr.. Qui
"a is prominently known in this conn
'a1 nifty and no doubt will receive a !
o5 eral patronage from the public.
10 Last Thursday evening at the Bi
10 list parsonage Rev. Bruce Kinney
.O5 tied in marriage Miss Jessie b. Port
.Oi MIR. James Chambers, The contra
90 ing parties are from Trinidad, Col
.G5 and there is said to be a omance q
.O5 nected with the wedding. The you
.Ul IAbhDl' WIN h'A'f 49,
20 being an employc OF the railro
.25 shops.
Joseph ii. Kuhns, who was cal
to southern California on account
the serious illness Of his son, j
whose death occurred after his a
val, has returned TO the city.
an Kuhns, since leaving the service
the Santa Fe Pacific railroad as <
] eral s~torekeeper, will devote his Il
and attention to his grocery busint
he being a partner OF the Arm OF
Weller a. Co.
j.. Fire was discovered in ii. A. NJ.
1 In ladino's grocery store IN north Tn
ing street last evening about 7 o'clo
bar. and the department turned out In
Spouse TO the alarm, A blaze
started in a pile OF fireworks. VIII
!, A was supposed to have been eau
40 by the gnawing OF rats, and soon
MS, Are had gained considerable iueadw
ALL The department made a good show
v and annn had the flames ~xtingulSl