Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

MISS DScSlt pWdnSOh, a yOuhS idhy
from Lamy, is in the city today.
Charles QUEER, the South Second
street painter, is sick with typhoid
fever.
C. w. Whitney and wife, of Los An
geles, are in the city today, and are
pleased with the city.
Mrs. s. X. White and children left
this morning for Trinidad, Colo, for
an extended visit with friends.
B. Spitz, manager of the Phoenix
dry goods store, has returned from a
seven weeks trip to the eastern mar
kets buying goods.
The passenger traffic from the local
station was unusually good last night.
The receipts of the ticket Office
amounted to about $3.50.
Will Ments, the rustling Washington
Life Insurance company agent. arrived
this morning from a successful trip in
the southern part of the territory.
William English, who presided over
the third chair at Hahn's barber shop
for several months, has accepted a po-
sition in the Alvarado tonsorial par
lors.
At the Odd Fellows hall, next Tues
day evening, the l.. II. B. and Aid So
ciety, a benevolent organization, will
give a grand dance. Tickets, so cents
each.
M. E. Porter, travelling representa-
tive for the International Correspond
enc school, has zone to the southern
part of the territory on a prolonged
business trip.
Mrs. E. M. Wilson and children, fam
lily of DR.. Wilson, of the Grant block,
have arrived from San Francisco and
have taken rooms with Mrs. Sheckles
on Third street.
Gus Thelin, the barber-sheep raiser
of the Chilli neighborhood, is in the
city for a few days. He will purchase
q lot of ranch supplies before return
ing to his locks.
There will be a regular meeting of
Adah Chapter, No. 5. o. Z. s., this eve
ming, September 10, at 1880 o'clock.
By order of worthy matron. Laura
Fluke, secretary.
A. o. Harris continues to demon
strate with his Majestic range at the
Albuquerque Hardware %company's
store on Gold avenue. Coffee, hot bis
cult and butter is the bill of fare.
A bunch of keys was left in the vege-
table wagon of Nestor Anaya day be-
fore yesterday. The keys are now at
The Citizen Office and owner can have
them by calling, describing property
and paying for this notice.
T. ~ Hpret Santa TIC ctation aUapt
at Newton, Kan, and family are ex-
pected to pass through the city this
evening en- route home from Califor-
MIA. Mr.. Horst is an old friend of J.
w. Edwards and Night Ticket Agent
Carpenter.
A. j. Frank, the Algodones smelter
promoter, went to Rowe, N. NJ, this
morning to close a deal for 200, 1000 feet
Of lumber. Mr.. Frank says that the
Santa Fe has run a siding in at Ago
dones station and that the building of
the smelter will begin Immediately.
s. e. Aldrich, one of Gallup's promin-
ent citizens whose business headquar-
tiers are at M~anuelito, where he deals
in general merchandise and enjoys a
'fo 'obS ohicho ehS ohu
Navajo Indians of that section, is in
the territorial metropolis on court
matters.
George p. Learnard, of the music and
piano firm of Hall & Learnard, who
visited his relatives and friends in the
northern states, has sreturned to the
city. He accompanied the Quien Sabes
IN thn Golf I o1ro r;t.v oonyo,t;o, o,l
from there extended his visit to his
old home.
j. w. Bennett, the Houck's Tank,
Ariz., general merchant and Indian
trader, who has a curio store on First
street, neal Railroad avenue, writes to
his local manager that he will visit AL
buquerque in a few days, and arrange
to place his interesting goods more
prominently before the public.
Probate Clerk j. A. Summers re-
ceived a Letter this morning from Mrs.
Summers, who, with her daughter, is
visiting with friends in Canada. The
letter received was written at STRAIT
ford. Canada, and stated that they
were enjoying themselves. They will
go to Chicago for a week, and from
there home. arriving here about the
last of the month.
DIR. Hilderbrand, who was arrested
some time ago. charged with practic-
ing medicine in the territory without
first going Before the territorial board
of physicians for examination and who
has been enjoying his liberty, having
given bond, went to Jail this afternoon.
The grand jury mas indicted him and
his bondsmen have refused to stand
sponsor for his appearance any longer,
DR.. J. b.. Armstrong, of Beaver, Pa,
a nephew of Mrs. A. II. Knapp, and C.
M. Fraser, of Pittsburg, two young
gentlemen who were here the past few