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

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Judge Baker will occupy the hand
some residence of Delegate b.. S. Ro-
dey, No. 500 Kent
Sam vann left Saturday night for a
weeks trip in southern New Mexico,
inspecting eyes and watches. .
There will be a meeting of the ladies
of st. Johns Guild at the rectory on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
d. H. Bittner, the commission mer-
chant, has purchased the handsome
p. E. Harroun residence on the High
lands.
T. A. Written and wife have pur-
chased four fine residence lots in the
neighborhood of the Il. S. Slower resi-
dence.
District Clerk Dame and wife, now
full fiedged residents of this city, will
occupy the Harroun residence on Wal
ter street.
j. H. O'Rielly, general agent of the
Washington Life Insurance company,
returned from his southern trip yes
terday morning.
DR.. l.. II. Chamberlin and wife, nee
Miss Mae Heath, arrived last night,
and they will go to housekeeping on
South Walter street.
Charles Rossi, one of the fancy mix
ers at the Sturges European bar, is
enjoying a visit from his brother,
Frank Rossi, who arrived yesterday
from Trinidad, Colo.
c. A. Lampman, the South Second
street painter and base ball enthusiast,
is happy over the arrival at his home
of a fine baby boy, which made his ap-
pearance last Saturday morning.
This evening, at st. Mary's school,
on North Sixth street Hon. Eugene
Blakeslee, national organizer of the
Catholic Knights of America, will ad-
dress the members of the local Hodge.
Mrs. C. c. Manning and Miss Mary
Keogh arrived this morning from
Fort Defiance to attend the Dedman-
Dennison marriage, which will occur
at the Indian school Wednesday even
ing.
j. H. Bearrup, of the wool securing
wills, left last Saturday night for
Phoenix, Arizona, where he will re-
main several weeks. Mr.. Bearrup is
the candidate of the socialist party
for mayor of Albuquerque.
There will be a regular meeting of
G. X. Warren post, G.. A. r., in Knights
of Pythias hall, February 4, at s p. m
A full attendance is requested. BY
order of j. w. Edwards, post comman'
der. w. w. Mcdonald, adjutant.
DR.. J.. w. Laws, of Memphis, Tenn.
was here yesterday and left last night
for Fort Stanton, where he will become
one of the physicians and surgeons al
the marine hospital recently establish
ed there by the United States. govern
ment. pes
Col. X. Mandell, who was here the
past week or ten days visiting relatives
and friends, left last night for his
New York home, leaving his daughter
Miss Brunella, here to enjoy the re
mainder of the winter with her sister
Mrs. NJ. Mandell.
1t is learned that Alderman Thos. J
Wright and wife, and the daughter OF
the latter, are at present sojournine
in Baltimore, Md, and Mrs. Wright i:
reported to be quite sick. The daugh
ter has entered a well known Catholic
female seminary Of that city.
p. E. Harroun, the well known by
draulic engineer, will leave tonight fol
San Francisco, where he will locate il
the future. His wife will go up t.
Santa Fe, and will remain there fol
several weeks, after which she will
join her husband in San Francisco.
This morning, Charles Heisch, witt
says he will some day get rich dab
bling in mines, received a bag of fine
samples from the mine Maud L., locat
ed in yuma county, Arizona. The or
is free milling and runs high in gold
The mine is owned by several parties
among whom are Mr.. Heisch and Capt
William Borcherts, of this city.
s. f. Busser, superintendent of tn
reading rooms of the Atchison, Topek
& Santa Fe system, is spending tn
{ day in the city. Mr.. Busser will go t
, Las Vegas tonight, where he will NEE
! a party of Union Pacific officials t
s make arrangements for a trip alon
) their line. giving data and some info
s nation On railroad reading room worl
{ Business is so brisk at the Mausar
= flour mills that three shifts have bee
put on, and it keeps the boys hustlin
to get out the rush orders. Charlie
) Mausard, the proprietor, called at tt
. Citizen Office today and emphasize
. the fact that it pays, and pays well,
. advertise in a paper that has a gener
circulation all yer the southwest. S,
, his advertisement on the fifth page.
, DIR. j. f. Pearce, who was called
5 Fort Worth, Texas, as a witness in
. railroad ease and also on profession
8 matters, returned to the city yestt
Q day morning. He reports the wealth
Q down in Texas very disagreeable, a
says that while he was at Fort Wor