Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Hon. NJ. s. Otero. who was at Santa
Fe on business the past few days. has
| returned to the city.
j. F. Pitts and wife, in the general
merchandise and ranch business at
Algodones. are in the city today.
Mrs. j. w. Coleman, wife of a well
known citizen of Cerrilios, is in the
city today, doing her spring shopping
Jack Akers and Marcelino Ortiz. two
Santa Fe citizens who have friends
ali over the territory. are here today.
j. w. Miller, a well known and popu-
lar citizen of the Indian village of
Jemez. is in the city. taking in court
and visiting city friends.
J.. Thompson Lindsey and Els. Wad-
dies, two commercial travellers whose
territory takes in the southwest. are
here today with their samples.
Darby e. Day, superintendent OF
agents, Mutual Life Insurance compa-
ny of New York, has returned to the
city after a successful trip up north.
NJ. T. Moriarty, the Chilli ranch
man. through whose ranges the Santa
Fe Central has been surveyed and will
pass when built, Is in the city today.
Owing to some flaw in her transpor-
tation, Mrs. r. X. Gentry will not leave
tonight for California. She hopes to
bid her friends "adios' some time next
week
Special communication of Temple
lodge No. 6, A. F. and A. NJ. Saturday.
April 9Th. 1880 d. m. work in the NJ.
NJ. degree. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. BY order of the w. NJ. Rob.
ert Abraham, secretary.
Mayor-elect Myers to his
friends that Richard is himself once
Woodworking that he has recovered
loss of sleep, a good appetite and his
nerves have become normal He is now
.besieged by Office hunters, but it is
fair to the mayor-elect to say that he
has made no promises. except in the
/, case of City Marshal McMillin.
In the suit of S. b. Gillett against
, the estate of the late II. l.. Warren
for money claimed due from the part
nership and as clerk hire, Judge Baker
: held that the question of Indebtedness
arising from the dissolution of part
nership should be submitted to a court
of equity and not a court of law. In
regard to the claim for clerical work,
he held the claim had not been suffic.
iently corroborated.
Ben Bottle, the junior member of the
Zeiger Cafe resort, who returned the
other day from Eel Paso, reports j. S.
Garcia, formerly deputy probate clerk
of this county, as bookkeeper at lei
gers hotel, Ell Paso; Charles Coach
!, as the manager, and Captain George
NJ. Cundiff as one of the gifted mixolo.
gists of the resort. Ben met a few
other ex-Albuquerqueans and reports
them getting along nicely.
The Albuquerque Dramatic Stock
company, headed by Mrs. 8. c.. Berry,
A. e. Morelock, Martin Mcdonald, ]
Oliphant and others, will shortly pre-
sem Hoyt's masterpiece, "a Texas
Steer as a benefit to the church OF
the Immaculate Concep .on The orig
inal scene of the Texas Steer is set
around and near Ell Paso, and is one
of the funniest and cleanest farce
: comedies ever put on the American
, stage.
The Citizen has received an invita-
ton to attend the military dance at
. Las Vegas hot springs. The invitation
/ reads as follows: Troop A, First
Cavalry, n. G.. of N. M, requests the
pleasure of yourself and company to a
; military dance to be given at the hot
> springs Casino, on Friday evening, APP
ril II, 1902. Special train leaves Las
Vegas at Sis p. M" Patronesses are
Mesdames l.. w. Ilfeld, j. A. LaRue, A
H. Wh.tmore. r. c. Rankin, ]. M. Gun
ningham, Charles Tamme and ID. T,
Hoskins.
S Rumors throughout the city, today
gives the information that City Mar
q shall McMiliin and Street Commission
err Tierney will be retained in their pc
sitions by the new council. although
there are half a dozen applicants fol
y the office of street commissioner. Ru
e NOR also has it that DR.. John Roger
Haynes will be the next city physician
and that ]. II. Single will be the new
city attorney. There are half a dozeI
applicants for positions on the police
force. also for plumbing inspector ant
for electrical inspector.
3 Lecture at 1880 p. m, Sunday, IL
s Odd Fellows hall, Sl912 Second street
\ Subject, Modern Miracles and How
& Explain Them" The lecturer will ain
s to show the insuficiency of all definl
Z lions If a miracle" given by religions
. and will recite from authentic records
s ~corroborated by personal observation
q facts that are not explained by tn
laws and forces known to physical sc
3 ence. The latter part of the lectur
8 will give hints or offer explanations
X these phenomenal facts. some of whic
q are instances of independent psych
8 writing, flower production, etc. E
n y welcome.
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