Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

lu1Cn at the HODlt VI NllS. GRO. SIIlDt, ]
on South Broadway, yesterday after
noon.
John f. Farley, ex-chief of police of
Denver. was here yesterday and left
this morning for Denver. He is now
connected with the Thiel Detective
agency.
Rev. Father Tomasini and Rev. Faith
er Dorshe arrived this morning from
Ell Paso and will hold services at San
Felipe de Neri church for a couple of
weeks.
Hank Thomas, the day mixer at Stur-
GEES European bar, is kept at home
these days with muscular rheumatism,
and in consequence John s. Neeland is
on watch during the day time.
Hon. Solomon Luna, the territorial
national committeeman of the republi-
can party. is in the city today, but will
leave tonight for his sheep ranch in
Socorro county. He will be absent
about a week.
One hundred men will be put to
work on the Duranes ditch, just above
the old town, next Monday and in a
very short time the ditch will be clear
ed thoroughly and running full of
water, The mayordomo is Francisco
Lucero.
The knights of Columbus will hold
their first regular meeting tomorrow
evening at s o'clock, at Knights of Py-
thias hall. Gold venue between First
and Second streets. All members
should attend. Charles S. White, Sec
rotary.
The Twentieth Century club enter
tanned at Grants hall last night in a
very delightful manner. AS usual dane
ing was the leading feature of the eve
ming. The music, which was furnished
by Mrs. Berry and Mr.. Devine, was ex-
ceptionally good.
j. j. Smith and wife. of Washington,
ID. e., arrived last night and are stop
ping with Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. r.
e. Leatherman. Mr.. Smith is a gov
eminent employee at Washington. and
expects to return tonight. Mrs. Smith
will spend the winter here.
Berthold Spitz, the manager and one
of the principals of THE Phoenix dry
goods store, has returned to the city
from a visit to Ell Paso. He reports
himself feeling better in health, and
says the Ell Paso climate and quietude
helped his asthma wonderfully.
Charles d. Matthews, who for some
tim was the efficient chef at the Rico
Cafe, left this morning for Denver,
Colorado, where he will be Joined in
marriage to Mrs. Mamie King. Mr..
Matthews expects to make his future
home in Denver.
Four Migrants appeared before Po-
lice Judge Crawford this morning. One
was given ten days, one five days and
the other two were given time to get
out of town. The drunk, who was ar
rested last night for disturbing the
peace of the Salvation army will have
his hearing tomorrow morning.
The we'll known PAGER, Deck, hitch
ed to a rubber tired buggy with Frank
e. Sturges as driver attracts consider
able favorable comment as the noble
PAGER speeds along the thoroughfares
Of the city. Deck is in the same class
with Lady Marguerite, and that means
that he Is one of the fastest PAGERS in
the city.
DR.. e. e. Roberts. who for the past
two years has been associated with
DR.. Palmer, in practice at Cerrillos,
will be in Albuquerque the 21st inst.
en- route to San Francisco, under or
ders from the war department. From
San Francisco he will proceed to the
Philippine islands, having been COM
missioned a lieutenant in the regular
army.
At a meeting of the Albuquerque
Athletic club held last night to take
action on the resignation of President
Cassman. who has accepted a position
with the Santa Fe, DR.. Keyes was I'M
animously elected to the place. Spec
ial arrangements were perfected and
great preparations are being made for
their smoker and athletic entertain
ment at old town next Wednesday eve
ming.
With President Ripley of the Santa
Fe system. en- route westward last
night, was ]. E. Hurley, general super
%intendent; WA. Bissel, general freight
agent, and l. L. Hubbard, division sup
erintendent. The latter gentleman,
with ID. A. Shope. came IN from Gallup
Yesterday on their gasoline motor cars.
Mr.. Shope is here today looking after
some improvements in progress at the
storekeeper's quarters at the local
shops.
Rev. George II. Brewer, territorial
missionary for the Baptist church,
hau quite an exciting experience yes
terday. Rev. Brewer has a horse that
hdo pioNCu M Ntlg bllNhy Oh Y
eral different occasions. Yesterday
evening he added one more black mark
to his record by getting away from his
/ master on South Second street, while
hitc.ed to the buggy and running
south at full speed to the city limits
where Mr., Brewer found him an hour
later quietly grazing bv the roadside
with everything right side up.
Joe Barnett, T. H. McMahan ant
James Martin, who enjoyed a weel
hunting ducks, geese and doves aloni
the bayous of La Joya and were sue
~cessful in bagging quite a good list o
game. returned to the city last nigh
on the freight. Col. Barnett, whit
brought down a large white swan. men
toned in yesterdays Citizen. with
single shot from his rife. stated toda.
that. owing to the warn weather, the,
failed to kill enough game to suppl,