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

y LOCAL HAPPENINGS. =


]. c. Spears, collector and treasurer
of Mckinley county, is in the city from
Gallup.
Victor Sais, the well known ranch
man and sheep raiser of Valencia coun-
ty. is in the city.
Hon. w. b. Childers, the United
States attorney for New Mexico, is at
S%ocorro on legal matters.
Ben Williams. special officer for the
Santa Fe. passed through the city last
night en- route to La Junta.
Capt. w. c. Reid. the assistant Unit
ed States attorney for New Mexico. is
in the city from Las Vegas.
]. p. Connolly, formerly with the
Santa Fe Central, is in the city and
will probably remain all winter.
DR.. Nesbitt and wife, of San Marcial.
passed through the city yesterday for
q holiday visit with eastern friends.
A new cement walk is being built on
the east side of Seventh street be-
tween Railroad and Copper
Max Baer, of Denver, who recently
presented Col. G. K. Neher with a fine
cabinet of stuffed birds, is here today.
sam Locke. live stock inspector for
the Fifth district, spent last night in
the city this morning and left for Las
Vegas.
Albuquerque has received more at.
tention from the Santa Fe railway the
past year than any other point on that
system.
l.. Baldwin, a prominent stock man
from near Engle. N. NJ, passed through
the city this morning bound for La
mar, Colo.
j.. N. Wheatley, superintendent of
the work being done on the Rio Puerco
bridge by B. Lantry & Sons, contract
ors, is in the city.
Gov. e. S. Slower received news yes
terday that the well on the Abo town
site being sunk by the Abo Land com.
pany, was down lis feet and that indi-
cations of the early striking of water
were very good.
The new calendars being circulated
By j. S. Beaver, proprietor of the
Clarkville coal and wood yards. are
very pretty and to be appreciated. AL.
derman Beaver always does things in
%Ip-to-date style.
All Eagles who have in mind the
PROJECT of forming a marching club
are requested to meet mex Wednesday
evening, in the rooms over Zeiger's
Cafe, at which time the organization of
a club will be perfected.
Chief Deputy United States Marshal
George Kaseman returned last night
from a flying trip to Silver City. He
will leave tonight for FL Paso and from
there he will act as escort for a num-
Der of Cinnamon, who are due for a
voyage to their native land.
Frank Georges and wife, who were
back in Canada and Chicago on a visit
to relatives and friends the past two
months. returned home last night, and
Mr.. Georges will at once resume his
run as engineer on the Santa Fe Paci-
&c. They report having had a splendid
time.
Fred Diamond, who Yves in business
here a few years ago and who former
~ was in the train service on the San
ia Fe Pacific. is in the territorial me-
tropolis, visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Diamond is now a resident of Los
Angeles.
At Silver City, on Wednesday. De-
10. Frederick Andrew Bush
was united in marriage to Miss Ruby
Elizabeth ArgenDright. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Argenbright.
The happy couple will be at home,
City, after the first of January,
1903.
A corps of United States naval re-
officers, who have been hold
ing forth at Las Vegas the past few
days, passed through the city last
night en- route to Redlands, Cal, with
half a dozen recruits for the navy.
The meeting of the trades assembly
win be held Sunday afternoon at the
Carpenters union hall on Third street
and Gold avenue at 2 o'clock. The
delegation from the Blacksmiths' I'M
will present their credentials at
meeting, thus making seven I'M
ions now members of the central body.
The total membership represented is
In the neighborhood of 300.
Sammy Goldberg, who was a corpo-
raj in troop F. First United States Vol
unteer cavalry Trough Riders). is in
the city for a few days visit with old
time friends and former comrades in
the service. In the battle of San Juan
hill Sam was wounded by a Mauser
bullet taking effect in the hip. The ball
w. v. woIvin. D. -. s.,~oental Sur