Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

nue., Is reported quite Ill WIN pleurl-
sy.
Ernest Meyers went to Santa Fe
this morning and expects to return to-
night.
Miss Catherine Graves, of Belen. is
spending the day with with friends in
the city.
Rev. george II. Brewer will preach
at the Baptist church tomorrow, morn.
ing and evSling.
head The Citizen. 1t gives the lat
est news, and is not controlled by any
kind of corporation.
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, wife of the
dead ex-president, was a passenger on
the flyer today for San Francisco.
Superintendent John Stem n Aud
itor d. A. Carson, of the Harvey sys-
TEN, are spending the day in the city.
No concert tonight at the Orches-
trion hall. old town. Free concert to-
morrow afternoon. Everybody invit-
ed.
NJ. Wisbrun. the Bernalillo mer
chant. went home this morning after
spending a few days in the city trad.
ing.
II. d. Becker. the Isleta general mer-
chant and Indian trader, is here today
Interviewing local wholesale merchants
and flour mil!ers.
Frank Hall. one of the handsome
members of the United States mar
shal's office, is at home from an out
side trip on official business.
w. A. McGrew. special agent for
the Hartford Insurance company, came
down from Denver last night and is
spending the day in the city.
What do you think of The Citizen
today 1t is a cackerjack, and, while it
will be improved right along, it will
not foolishly overdo the thing.
p. J. Martin and sister, Mrs. p. ].
Mcfarland, went to Santa Fe this NOR
ming. where they will visit over Sun
day with a sister, Mrs. Spears.
A. j. Otero left this morning 70,
Jemez hot springs, where he will
spend a week or ten days looking
after his fathers interests at that
place.
The new cottage in course of con-
structiCN for the yardmaster of the
territorial penitentiary at Santa Fe is
nearly finished and will likely be oc-
cupied by that officer within a week.
This evening, at the Orchestrion hall
in old town, Daniel Romero will give
a social dance and he guarantees the
finest music and the very best of time.
Admission, for gentleman and lady, so
cents.
c. H. Young, the popular division
superintendent of the Wells, Fargo
Express company. with headuarters at
Denver, came in from the west yester-
day morning and continued on north
to Denver.
B. o. Case. the popular southwest
ern agent for Edison Keith & Co.,
wholesale milliners of Chicago, is in
the city today, and will call on the
local customers while in the territorial
metropolis. -'"o''
Judge Sterry and party, of Los An.
geles, passed through the city this
morning in special car No. 80. attached
to passenger No. 2, en- route to Chi.
cago. Judge Sterry is western coun.
ell for the Santa Fe railway system.
In commenting on the marriage of
VIM. A. Tulip to Miss Daisy Curry in
this city, a few days ago, the Ration
Range says: ut Is safe to say that
Daisy was blooming and sweet, that
Tulip was in full blossom, and that the
happy couple made a bouquet of rare
loneliness"
Many city deeds have been issued
which have so far not been recorded.
Under the law all thes efor aerwxa-d,i l.,
Under the law all these for real estate
must be promptly and properly record
ed in order to be valid. The attention
of all those having city deeds which
have not yet been recorded is called ia
this fact.
Jose Candelario was fined 500 OF
twenty days in Judge Crawford's court
this morning, for disturbing the peace
Candelario got drunk last night and
went over to the wool securing mills,
where a private dance was being given
by the employees of the mill and start.
ed a row when an officer came along
and tool him in.
The paraphernalia of the gymnas-
ium, including the bath, belonging to
the Albuquerque Guards, has been at
tached by ~Brockmeier & Cox, for a
plumbing debt incurred about a year
ago in fixing up their quarters over the
Albuquerque Hardware company's
store. The bill amounts to about 800,
with attachment costs included.
n. S. Rose, the editorlawyer of the
Cerrillos, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. s. b. Rose, arrived last night
from Cerrillos, and Mr.. Rose was a
pleasant caller at this Office this morn.
ing. While he will return to Cerrillos
tomorrow night or Monday morning
his mother will remain here several
weeks as the guest o. Mrs. B.. H. Ives
Mrs. C. F.>Irwin, daughter and son
of FL Reno, Oklahoma, an Mrs. Anna
l.. Eagan, of Elgin, Illinois, are spend
ing a day in the city. Mrs. Irwin is
the wife of Hon. Clinton F. Irwin, as
~sociate justice of the supreme court OF
Oklahoma, whose visit to Albuquerque
last summer is pleasantly remembered
by many. The party have been spend
ing the winter in California.
At a called business meeting of the
members of the Baptist church las
Monday evening a unanimous call was