Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The frightening days shorten cleo
trio light and gas bills.
w ]. Skeed and wife, who visited
FL Paso. returned to the city yesterday
and left last night for Copperton. the
new mining camp of Valencia county.
Mrs. Fred Marshall, of Winslow. and
her mother, Mrs. Smith, of Bisbee,
spent yesterday in this city. They
came up from Bisbee yesterday morn
ing. and went to Winslow last night.
Gus Thelin came in from the Chilli
district yesterday. Mr.. Thelin says
that as the snowfall so far this year
has been very light the stock interests
will be injured IL the drouth con-
tinues.
Miss Carrie Neher. who was consid-
cred dangerously i'll the otner day with
peritonitis, is reported today improv-
ing nicely. and will soon be up and
around among her young friends in a
few days.
Col. John ~Borradaile, Col. e. II. Dob
son and DR.. John f. Pearce, the local
members of the governor staff, at
tended the 44acArthur reception and
ball last night in uniform, and they
made a fine appearance.
Senator w. II. Andrews and party,
of Pittsburg, Pa, now in Santa Fe,
will undoubtedly reach Aipuuerque on
Wednesday of next week, at which
time the Commercial club will tender
the party a reception and ball.
Noble Trimble is reported at New
Orleans with a fine string of racing
horses, while ais wife is residing in
Des Moines, Iowa. Both send word to
friends here that they are In good
health and enjoying prosperity.
1t is reported that behind the blue
blinds in the window in the front of
Peltier Bros plumbing establishment,
No. 206 West Gold avenue some artis-
tic plumbing work is being done and
will be ready for the critical eye of the
public next Sunday.
The initiation of several prospective
candidates, which was to occur at the
meeting of the Eagles in knights of
Pythias hall last night, was postponed
until next week on account of the Gen.
eral Macarthur reception at the Com
mercial club last night.
The Twentieth Century Social club
dance, which was held at Grants hall
last night, proved to be a very enjoy
able affair, as their dances usually are.
The program consisted of twelve regu-
lar and half as many extras. Mrs. Rose
Berry furnished the music.
Hon. J. H. Budd, ex-governor of Cali
fornia, and family, spent yesterday in
the city, visiting and sightseeing, going
south last night. They are just re-
turning to their home at Dumories,
Cal. from Stockton, H., where Mr..
pndd wac nonnd ohnrf tUn tunnRc q 90
by the death of his father.
Undertaken ]. w. Edwards received
a telegram from Minneapolis, Mimi,
signed VIM. r. Morris, ordering the
body and belongings Of I. H. Britton,
the colored man who died very sud-
denly yesterday morning at his rooms
on Carroll avenue, shipped to him at
Minneapolis. The body will go out to-
night.
George H. Heinz, superintendent of
the Chicago Tile and Roof company,
spent yesterday in the city, going to
Colorado Springs last night. Mr.. Heinz
expects to return in a few days to
transact business in competition with
the roofing of the new Santa Fe build
ings, which have recently been built in
Albuquerque.
: Judge John r. McFie, of the First
|. judicial district, who came in last
night from Santa Fe and attended the
Macarthur reception and ball at the
: Commercial club, returned to- the CAPT.
tai city this morning. Judge d. H. Nc
MILAN, of the Socorro district, who
!, was also here in attendance on the re-
ception, accompanied Judge McFie
back to Santa Fe.
/, The members of the Liebling club
/ held their second meeting last night
at the home of their teacher, Mrs.
Mabel Stevens-Himoe, on West Coal
avenue. After a short business meet
| ing, at which Miss Flora Vann was
-. elected president and Miss Mata Tway
/ secretary, a short program was enjoy
ed. The club is composed of twenty
of Mrs. Himoe's Oldest pupils.
The letter of l.. NJ. Crawford, the
erstwhile lessee and manager of the
Colombo hall. published yesterday af'
ternoon in The Citizen. attracted con
siderable comment, but that gentle
man failed TO give a reason why he
don't pay his legitimate bills here OF
why he don't answer some of the let
ters mailed to him from this city
Crawford lives at Topeka, Kas.
Ernest Dougherty. who worked six
or w years in this Office. called or
!, his old friends this morning, and says
!, he will spend a zee or ten days In
|, this city. after which he will visit his
!, aunt and other relatives at Santa Fe
! Since leaving here Ernest has taker
! on some flesh, and reports enjoyini
, good health. He is now in the emplo,
of the SAINTS Fe at Port Richmond, Cal
Major +. H. Hardle, Lieutenant C.
Day, Adjutant O.. w. Rethorst an
Lieutenant A. Lippineott, popula
young military officers. of Fort Win
gate, attended the Macarthur recep
ton and ball at the Commercial cluI
last night. and hugely enjoyed them
selves. Major j. L. Van Doren, tn
stately retired officer who laid asid
military life for that of ranching an
irrigation, was also present from Blue
water. They will return to the west &c
/, night.