Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-11-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

T.. \. Gullion left on the morning
Train for POINTS north.
e.. Speare. of Los Lunas, Is on a
visit to his city friends today.
\. SiaGb, the Santa Fe capitalist.
Is hero "l>iting his daughter, Mrs.
Louis HELD.
j. T. Mc!>ally, assistant division SUI
pcrintondont, was here yesterday
from San Narcial.
J. IL Gernes, "A business gentleman
Of Santa f., Is in the territorial met.
rorolis today On business.
George u. Pradt and John NJ. Gum,
two well Town citizens of Laguna.
wero passengers to the city last night,
i. \ COrun and wife, from Lowell,
Mass. arc IN the city. Mr. Coran Is
Interested M the Cochlti mining dis
trirt.
d. II. Stovoll. who enjoyed a
months vacation in Illinois, has re.
turned to his duties at the local rail
way shops.
j. w, Bennett, the well known gen
clal merchant and Indian trader ut
Houck's Tark, Arizona, IL here today
on business.
L. j. Towner, cattle inspector for
Colorado. stationed In this territory,
Is here today coming In from Las
Vegas last night.
The Santa Fe employees, both shop
and train men, have received their
checks. and the merchants are In
consequence smiling.
EIu..rI n,,,.f,Il u,a. ,o,,..uo,
en- route to Cerrillos by the morning
train, and viii return tonight. contin-
n'ng west from this city.
II G. Cnrten, with his wife and two
daughters, came In from Newton,
Nan., last night. and are visiting Mr.
AMI Mrs. J. W. Edwards.
Art'mr W, C~avanaugh, who makes
Albuquerque his headquarters as a
rcproguututiv. of the Aetna Building
aud Loan association, left this morn
ing fOI lGr north.
Remember the turkey dinner and
supper Tomorrow at 2l5 West Rail
road avenuc. Everything home made.
Price 30 cents. Apron and handker.
chief sale TT same time and place.
Ed. Gcrtig and wife have return.
ed to the Jity after a few days honey
loon IN the quaint old CITY Of Santa
Fr, ard Ed has again resumed his
position at w. w. Strong's carpenter
shop.
Nj a,,d Mrs. b. Flesher, well
known young people OF this city, left
last Saturday night for the east, BE.
fore retaining to the city. they will
visit Now York. Philadelphia and 9th
~ Zig cities.
The remains of Herbert j. Willard,
whose death occurred last Friday af.
ternoon. is still held at Undertaken
-, wards, waiting instructions from
his people nj Fitchburg. Mass. A tel,
cgram o. oNpe ted this afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs, Myra Duncan.
whose death was chronicled in The
Ci,il'l lat Saturday afternoon, took
place this afternoon under the aus
piroS Of the Afro American citizens OF
this city, witn burial in Falryiew Gem.
ctCTy.
Mitchell EJrnforth, chairman OF the
committee on fraternal organizations
Of the William Mckinley National
Memorial association, has notified b.
sturpc of his appointment as a mem
her Of the national committee on fra
ternal ORGANIZATIONS,
Forest VI Kinlcy, who was connect.
ed with the las Cruces land office as
special linhCr and land agent, came
~ from the south this morning and
called at Tho Citizen Office. Forest
states that he has Just been trans
fc red to the Santa Fe land Office,
an will go up 10 the capital tonight,
TIE good base ball playing OF Bert
Norhecs las reached the eastern
markets. and he is now In demand
EYCritt, who will manage the Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo, team In the new
Western league, and Manager Wat.
kins, of the Indianapolis. Ind, club,
have both written to Bert, asking for
his terms. He has the offers under
con idola'Ion.
Louis Trauer. who Is one Of the big
sheep and ZOO buyers OF central New
Mexico, a returned to the city from
Valencia county, where he recently
delivered over to O.. &. Hutchinson,
the Wi'lFn1 ms, Arizona, sheep raiser.
1900 Wcthors. Mr. Trauer also bought
a li2 lot at wool from Sol. Block, the
Grants MERCHANT.
hon " r. Childers, United States
attorney for New Mexico. who has
been in Washington for the past ten
days on l2Eai business, returned To
the city last Saturday night. One OF