Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Mrs. Conrad Gonzales, wife OF the
sheep raiser and buyer, is reported
quite i'll.
Attorney II. d. Holt. Of Las Cruces.
passed through the city today on his
way to Santa Fe.
Attorney f. V. Chaves left for the
capital city this morning to lock after
some legal business.
G. A. Kasoman, deputy United States
marshal. who enjoyed New Years din
ner with some friends in Isleta, return
ed to the city this morning.
T.. s.. waddles, a st. Joseph, Mo.
commercial traveller, arrived in the
city at noon today after spending his
Christmas holidays at home.
Will Stapleton, who has been visit
ing in this city with Robert Branagh
and family for a few days, returned
to his home in Trinidad. Colo.
C. L. Doran, the p~ostofice inspec-
tor. who was down in the Alamogordo
country. the past few days, was here
on official business yesterday.
Mrs. B. Frank Fillmore enjoyed her
New Years In bed. She has been on
the sick list the past few days. but re-
ported considerably better today.
b. F. Rosenfeldt. who was employed
on the depot platform as foreman. re-
signed his position and left last night
for Ell Paso, where he will reside In
the future.
Jacob Loebs, president of the South
western Brewery and Ice company,
left this morning for eastern points.
He will be absent from this city for
about two weeks.
United States Marshal G. M. Foraker
returned to the city last night from
Las Vegas. The oath of office was ad-
ministered yesterday TO him by Chief
Justice w. ]. Mills.
The superintendent OF the Fred Har-
vey dining car service on the Pacific
coast lines, T. A. Dempsey, was here
yesterday on business, and left this
morning on the limited for the west.
George Arnot, manager and member
Of the local wholesale grocery house
OF Gross. Blackwell az Co, was a pas
senger last night for Las Vegas on
business. He will be absent several
days.
Regular communication Temple lodge
No. 6, A. +. and A. NJ. Thursday even
ing at 7:3v. Work in +. c. degree.
Visiting brethren cordially invited. BY
order OF the NJ. w. Robert Abraham,
secretary.
The Citizen Is pleased to understand
that Eugene Murray. one OF the best
plumbers in the city, has secured a
working interest in the Whitney com
pany and is therefore counted as a
member of that strong hardware and
plumbing company.
Miss Florence Roof has returned to
her home in Fremont, Iowa. The lady
is suffering from tuberculosis and
came here about two weeks ago to
be relieved OF the disease. but her
healln has gradually failed. She was
accompanied home by her father.
Peter Guillon. proprietor Of the High |
land Buffet, and a buyer Of Indian cur |
los, was a passenger for Isleta on the
limited today. While at the village,
Peter will purchase some curios. Ii is
understood that he expects very short |
ly TO engage in the curio business.
The Citizen learns that the local
Salvation Army corps expects a visit
week from Mrs. Emma Booth
Tucker, wife OF Commander Booth
Tucker, who is at present in Denver.
Tucker. on her way to California,
will stop over IN this city for a day.
F. W. Voorhees,. the West Railroad
avenue photographer. was a south
bound passenger last night. He re-
sold out his gallery here 10 W.
B%utthan. and is now looking up a
location. He will visit Iii Pas0 and a
hustling towns In southern New
and Arizona
s. II Newman, member Of the Con
solidated Oil and Fuel company, oper-
lting In the santa Rosa district, came
n from Ell Paso this morning and con
-inued on TO Las Vegas. from which
,ity he will take a stage for Santa
Rosa. Mr.. Newman has great faith
n that district and says ii will soon be
Known as the greatest oil producing
district in the country.
The Citizen stated yesterday that ev-
in the city, except the pub
fishers OF the two daily newspapers
and their printers were taking a Noli-
lay, This paper was mistaken. for the
'eason that the restaurants and dining
.ooms OF the hotels had TO be kept in
ouch with the inner man and in con
sequence the chefs and walters were
Kept busy yesterday as usual.
Pursuant to his declaration that he
in printers ink. Anthony Ky
iias, the new owner of the New Eng
and bakery. places a double column
inch advertisement in The Citi-
and through II solieits the pat
ronage Of the public. Today The Citi-
was Informed that Mr.. Xydias