Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Caos
Santa Fe Watch Inspector Arthur
Everitt was a north bound passenger
this morning.
Louis Trauer, the sheep buyer, who
was at Trinidad on business, has re-
turned to the city.
Messrs. George p. Learnard and
Thomas Hall were north bound passen-
gers this morning.
l.. n. Shaw, collector for the Whit
ney company, is at home today nurs-
ing a sprained ankle.
Leonard Skinner, who is in charge
of the Baldridge saw mill near Golden,
is in the city on business.
Walter Cornell came up from Los
Lunas this morning to accept a posi-
ton with Gross, Kelly Co.
Capt. William jerks, the well known
miner and mine operator, has returned
from a business trip to Bland.
Boleslo Romero, county clerk of Va
lencia county, and family, were passen-
gers for Santa Fe this morning.
J. H. Coe and wife, after a few days
%sojourn in this city, departed for their
home at Los Angeles last night.
1t is expected that DR.. Morrison will
be present with the Lead avenue Meth
odist congregation next Sunday.
Mr.. Lyons was not able to attend
to his duties at the Lead venue
church yesterday on account of sick
ness.
Archie Sweetland has gone to
Phoenix. Ariz., where he has entered
the employ of the Singer Manufactur-
ing company.
Contractor Arson went to Ber-
nalillo this morning to look after the
work on the new Putney warehouse
at that place.
marie camp, in the Cochiti mining dis
trict. are in the city today and will re-
main a few days.
Hon. f. A. Hubbell, Attorney Mo-
desto Ortiz and others, who attended
the governors inauguration, returned
10 n city last nlgnt.
II. f. Lee, the secretary of the terri
torial sheep sanitary board, was at
Santa Fe last Saturday. He returned
to the city last night.
Miss Carrie Titus, of Kansas City,
who was here on a visit to Mrs. G. l..
Brooks, was a passenger to Las Crus-
es last Saturday night.
Hon. Esquipula Baca, the probate
court judge, is in the city from Pena
Blanca, and is holding court this after
noon at the court house.
Hon. r. E. Twitchell, the we'll known
Las Vegas attorney, can't stay away
any length of time from Albuquerque.
He was here again last night.
Mrs. L. T. Delaney, of "Delaney's
Candy Kitchen" South Second street,
who was on a visit to Trinidad rela'
tives, returned home last night.
Thos. A. Lister, who is interested In
the development of New Mexico mines
and who visited the mines Of the south
ern section of the territory, has return
ed to this city.
H. j. Haverkampf, in the genera
merchandise business at San Rafael
Valencia county, is here interviewing
the local wholesale merchants, anC
will remain a few days.
w. N. Parkhurst has shifted his ten
porary quarters from Ell Paso to Tue
son, where he will talk up Equitabl,
Life Assurance matters to the people
of that town for a few weeks.
C. A. Stephens and j. r. Carpenter
of Bland, are in the city. They say
the force at the Albemarle mine ha'
been greatly reduced and many of the
miners have now left the district.
The basket ball game between the
boys of the Central school and those o.
the Indian school, scheduled for las
Saturday afternoon, did not take place
owing to sickness at the latter school
w. II. Andrews, president of tn,
Santa Fe Central Railway company
came down from Santa Fe last nigh
to meet Vice President w. S. Hope
well, who came up from the south thi
morning.
Seven united by letter and six OF
probation at the Lead avenu Method
list church yesterday. Others hav
sent for letters or have signified
desire to unite on probation who vii
soon do SO.
Mr.. Thompson who was expected
to speak at the Lead avenue Methods
church Sunday found that his tickle
for California required him to leav,
on Friday. His work in the churcl
was greatly appreciated.
Elmer Z. Veeder, hearing Indian
depreciation claim evidence agains
the government, has returned to thu
city from the south. Captain William
Borchert, who acted as interpreter, ha
a-so returned TO the city.
Mrs. w. ID. Lee is entertaining Mrs
Van Houghton, wife of the presiden