Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-11-15

returned 10 her nome at New Orlenns.
Miss Edna Chaiiin, who has been
visiting her father here. NJ. n. Chafiin,
this afternoon returned to her home at
Salt Lake City.
II looks as II the Carnegie library
proposition will now come to focus.
special committee consisting OF Al
dermen Elwood. Martin and Robin
were appointed from the council and
the committee had a meeting last
night with the library trustees and a
plan of operation was agreed upon as
to the site. and figures made on plans
for raising the yearly maintenance
money. The plan, which will probably
he recommended to the council at their
meeting tomorrow. Is the acceptance
OF the twenty four.foot lot back OF the
city hall donated by George Ward, and
they to add enough to that from the
city lots back of the city hail to make
the total frontage seventy feet and
there erect the Carnegie building This
is not as good a location as it might
be. and Will hardly show a fine biud-
ing on to advantage, but IL seems II is
the best that can he done. as some resi-
dents of the west side have threatened
to bring an injunction suit against the
library trustees II they locate the
library in the city park where II should
be, and the board desires to engage in
no controversies.
| Las Vegas. N. NJ. Nov. IA large
number OF the business men OF the
city met last night in Judge Wooster's
Office and perfected the organization
Of the Business Mems Protective asso.
citation Of Las Vegas. The cons;itu.
ton and by laws were adopted and
the organization perfected A board
OF directors OF nine members were
elected as follows, they to elect the Of
icers of the association; J. A. Dick
T. OByrne. J. II. Stesrns. r. Y. Hay
ward. G. ID, Boucher Ike Davis, o. G.
Schaefer, J. ID. Osborne and Charles
Sporleder. The object OF the associa
ton Is to protect the members In va
rious ways. principally by keeping
each other posted as to the people OF
the city who are bad pay. The asso
cation Is intended to be not only local
but territorial. the association tn be
formed all over the territory and the
list OF dead beats are to be exchanged
so as to make II impossible for swind
ling customers to get their victims In
this territory.
w. b. Twitchell has made rich
strike down In one Of his Chicago min
ing claims near the Hamilton mines
At a depth of thirty feet some fins
ore has already been taken out and the
prospects are very fattering. MIR
Twitchell Is Interested with some east
ern parties in his nine claims Their,
and they have force OF eight men al
work on the mines and plenty OF cap
ital to back the development work
II the mines turn out as II Is believed
they WILL a mill will be erected there
and regular mining camp inaugu
rated.
There are six new brakesmen II
town waiting for runs. and there Il
plenty OF business on the Santa IL
to give nearly all men work.
Darby A. Day. the Albuquerque in
surance man, left yesterday for st
Louis.
II. ID. Hallet was down from Wat
rcus yesterday.
w. r. Degner. who has beer visit
Ing his daughter and son here. yester
day returned to his home at Ration.
| Rev. Jacob Kaplen will occupy thu
pulpit at the rynrgcsde Oh Ftida,
nisht. Rev. Kr p'rn is from Albuquer
que ard promises the congregation ,
good discourse.
w. b. Childers. United states attor
ney. came up last night from Albuquer
que to be present at the trial Of tn,
Fort Sumner postofiice robbers.
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