Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. 8.

Ed. Spitz, the wool merchant, was a
passenger west this morning.
J. A. Abbott, the mining expert, was
a passenger for Algodones this morn
ing.
Mrs. James Furlong and children,
family of Conductor Furlong, are ex-
pected nome from Baldwin, Kan, Fri
day night.
G. f. Jones, of the firm of Jones &
Smith, Los Lunas, is in the city trans
acting business with the local whole
sale merchants.
Mrs. Fred Marshall of Las Vegas,
who has been spending a week in the
city visiting with Mrs. j. G. Marshall,
returned home this morning.
A fine window of gents furnishing
goods is in evidence at Mike Mandell's
store. The latest styles in overcoats,
suits, ties and a swell line of bathrobes
adorn the window.
ID. A. Macpherson returned this
morning from pleasure and business
trip to Denver, Colo; Topeka, Kan. !;
Toronto, Can, and Chicago. Mr.. Mac
pherson had been absent from the city
about three weeks.
Mrs. A. b. McMillen, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Mann, and Miss Mills,
are spending a few days in Santa Fe.
Miss Mann, who has been the guest of
Mrs, McMillen for several weeks, will
leave for her home in Michigan next
week,
r. B. Thomas, general manager of
the Consolidated Mining & Smelling
company, of Cerrillos, spent yesterday
in the city and returned to Cerrillos
this morning. He says that the Ger
rillos smelter and coke plant is work
ing daily.
Col. j. Francisco Chaves, the pop
ular territorial school superintendent,
who accompanied his wife to Eel Paso
on her way to La Progresso, returned
to the city this morning, and continued
on to Santa Fe on the delayed No. 2
passenger train.
w. Morris, the jeweler on Gold ave-
nue., has decorated his window in a
most attractive manner. A large plate
glass was put in yesterday and loom
ing up In the window this morning was
beautiful display of everything de-
sirable in the jewelry line.
Hon. M. II. Otero, register of the
United States land office for this dis
trict, is in the city today from his
home at Peralta. Mr. Otero mas Sc
cured a leave of absence of twelve
days, and will visit his ranch in Valen-
cia county before returning to his
headquarters at Santa Fe.
The racing horse "Christal Dick" "
has been purchased by Joseph Shoup,
and the local gallopers had better look
to their laurels in the future. Chris
tai Dick" is a highly pedigreed ami
NAL, and was brought here with other
horses from Kansas City by w. II.
Hahn and Herman Blueher.
Yesterday, F. II. Kent, the Third
street real estate agent, sold four lots,
corner of Gold avenue and Hill street,
to Charles Whittlesey, the architect of
the Santa Fe depot and Alvarado hotel.
The lots belonged to a lady residing in
the east. Mr.. Whiulesey will erect
handsome residence on the lots.
Joe Thralls, Emmett Winner, Ed.
Rothrock and Frank Hunter, all of
Wellington, Kan, form party of busi-
ness men who have been spending a
month hunting big game in the Casa
Grande mountains Sonora county,
Mexico, and passed through the city
this morning homeward bound, carry
ing with them large number of fine
skins as trophies of tne hunt. They
had intended staying longer but were
driven in on account of heavy snow
In the mountains, The gentlemen
spent several hours in the city and ex-
pressed themselves much pleased with
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