Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-25
LOCAL. PARAGRAPHS.

The Office apartment of VIM. Farr's
new meat market is being put in to.
day.
from a few days visit with friends at
Winslow.
Louis Trauer. the sheep and wool
buyer, has returned to the city from a
southern trip.
Leonard Skinner. the Golden general
merchant and sawmiller, was here yes.
terday on business.
The directors of the Commercial club
will hold a meeting at the club building
tonight at s o'clock.
DR.. Groves bicycle. Columbia chain
less, No. 1905, was stolen from his door
Saturday night. SO reward.
A special car belonging to the Colo
RADIO Iron and Fuel company, of Colo
RADIO, was attached to passenger No. 2
this morning.
Leo ~Loewenstein, a prominent mer-
chant Of San Marcial, was in the city
today and favored numerous friends
with a pleasant call.
Miss Ethel Frances has resigned her
position as stenographer in Brad
streets local office and accepted a sim
liar position with f H. Kent.
Mrs. w. ]. McMillin left this morn
ing for her home in Usage City, Kas.,
after a pleasant visit with her son,
City Marshal Thomas McMillin.
Last Sunday morning in the Catholic
churches of this diocese, the annual
pastoral letter of Archbishop Bour-
gade regarding masses, etc, was read.
George Thomas, clerk at Whitney
company's hardware store is looking
for the thief who stole his new Ram
bier and left an old Hartford in it's
place.
Judge Crawford was peacemaker in
a %schoolboy quarrel, which occurred
on the let's west of the Casa de Orc.
The trouble began over a lost ball, and
ended with it costing n young man
So.
Hon. Manuel r. Otero, register of
the land office at Santa Fe, accompan-
led by his daughter, Miss Virginia,
came in from Peralta yesterday and
left on the belated passenger train
for Santa Fe this morning.
T. J. Helm, general agent of the Den
yer & Rio Grande railway at Santa Fe,
4 III ilt tlly IOudg vi DuSilltoS. Il
expects Senator Andrews and party of
Pittsburg capitalists to arrive here on
Thursday OF Friday night of this week.
DIR. C. L. Herrick and wife, who came
up from Ell Paso yesterday morning,
left last night on the Chicago limited
for New York City. Before returning
they expect to visit their son, Harry,
who is attending the Denison univer-
sity at Granville, Ohio.
The suit of w. A. Wolff against
George Williams, in which $50 loaned
on a horse figured, and which was call
ed for trial before Judge Crollott, was
settled. The interested parties talked
the matter over and settled it satisfac-
torily without bringing it to trial.
James l.. Hopkins, a well known
legal writer and attorney of San Fran
cisco, passed through the city last eve
ming en- route to st. Louis. He stopped
over long enough to confer with Attor.
ney Single relative to some local
cases in which they are mutually inter
ested. lt
Fred Keith, formerly a grocery mer-
chant in San Marcial, but later a resi-
dent of Cleveland. Ohio. passed
through the city today on his way to
Manila in company with his family.
The gentleman has accepted a position
with an extensive transportation com
pany. He met his old friend, c. G.
Hall, and many other acquaintances
here, all of whom wished him success
in his new venture.
w. II. Wolff, proprietor of the Gallup
Electric Light and Power company,
writes that the Manuelito Oil compa-
ny are getting ready to drill southwest
of Gallup, and will no doubt be drilling
some time this week, if everything
goes all right. The Mariana Oil com
pany are doing nothing at present,
but is making preparations to begin
work shortly. The Manuelito people
feel confident they will strike oil"
Rev. C. A. Bunker, pastor of the
Lead Avenue Methodist church, left on
the delayed passenger train for Santa
Fe. where he will conduct the funeral
services over the remains of Jessie
Hayes Moore, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Hayes Moore, of that city. Rev
Bunker was down for a lecture at the
University this morning, which, or
account of his call TO Santa Fe, was
postponed until tomorrow morning
Rev. Bunker will return to the city to
night.
DR.. John II. Burrows, president o
the famous Oberlin college, at Oberlin
Ohio, has been secured 20 give a lecture
at the Congregational church next Sat
urday night. DR.. Burrows is returning
east from Los Angeles, and it was will
much difficulty that he was persuaded
to stop off in Albuquerque He is on
of the most eloquent speakers befor'
the American public, and his lecture
Saturday night will be a rare treat t
the people OF this city A small
admission of so cents will be charged
for the lecture, with a special rate .
25 cents for students. Tickets on sal