Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

"a. 1dItldsT a dSButg outiih Vi Odn
Rafael. is in the city on official bust
ness.
r. II. McCune. who was absent from
the city for several weeks, has re-
turned.
Judge F.. A. Hubbell now drives a
pair of new bay horses and they are
dandies.
e. S. Lockett, representing the C. F.
Blanke Tea and Coffee company oil
New York, is in the city today.
Three Migrants were given ten lays
each in police court this morning and
one drunk was given IS or five days.
There will be a free concert al the
Orchestrion hall on Sunday afternoon,
but no concert Saturday night. Every
body invited.
The front of the building occupied
by Bachechi & Giomi, wholesale liquor
dealers on First street, is being fixed
up in good style.
The w. C. T. u. will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Grant, at 8 o'clock Fri
day afternoon, for the purpose of elect
ing officers of the society.
Jas. A. Curran, of the Curran Bill
Posting and Distributing company. of
Denver, is in the city, and c. A.. Hud.
son is showing the visitor courtesies
today.
The New England bakery, Anthony
Xydias, proprietor, has just been parti.
toned off for the purpose of carrying
in connection with the bakery an ice
cream department.
Miss Edith Nichols left last night
for Riverside, Cal, where she Will re-
main indefinitely. The lady has been
attached to the HARDWOOD Industrial
home for many years.
Chris Christensen and wife will leave
tonight for Las Vegas, where they will
reside in the future. They are excel
lent people and The Citizen wishes
them luck in their new home.
James McCorriston, the cement side
walk builder, has a force of men at
work building sidewalks from the cor.
ner of Fifth street to the city park on
the north side of Railroad avenue.
Will Ments, representing the Wash
ington Life Insurance company, return
ed to the city this morning from the
south. He was out several weeks and
reports success in the writing of poll
cies.
William Lee Smith whose eye was
injured by the explosion of a torpedo,
will lose his eye. A splinter of iron ID
thought to nave lodged behind the ball
Smith says he will go back to his homo
IN Chicago.
Col. j. L. Morris. of Thornton, where
he conducts a general merchandise
store, is in the city attending the
Grand Army territorial encampment.
The colonel honored The Citizen with
a call today.
Judge John r. McFie, Jacob Welt.
mer, Theo. w. Heman, Smith III. Simp-
son, F. p. C%richton. Lee H.. Rudisille
and Valentine Herbert. of the terrific
rial G.. A. X. encampment, are stop
ping at the Grand Central. st
There will be a regular ~convocation
of Rio Grande chapter No. A. Royal
Arch Masons. this Thursday evening
April 10, at Masonic hall, at s O'Clock.
Visiting companions cordially invited.
By order of K. II. p, l.. III. Chamber
lin, secretary.
A. H.. Pierson and wife passed
through the city this morning, being
me- at the depot by their friends,
James Worries and sister. Mr.. Pierson
is business manager of the Advocate
Printing company, of Newark. Ohio,
and are returning home after a ~sojourn
of a few months in Ell Paso.
B. Ruppe, who was at Santa Fe last
night installing the recently elected
officers of the Elks lodge of that city,
expects to reach the city on a freight
train late this afternoon. He is down
on the G. A. r. program for a talk to-
| NIGHT anI CANNED u~a;t f,c tLo .Nar.0,
ger train to bring him home.
Sheriff Thomas S. Hubbell is expect
ed to return to the city from Los An.
geles tomorrow morning, where he had
gone after three tramps, who recently
broke into a Santa Fe Pacific freight
car loaded with merchandise at Isleta.
The tramps committed the deed in
this county and they are being brought
back here Tor trial.
Jacob Loebs and Jacob Korber. who
returned to the city the other day
from a trip to the towns along the
Santa Fe Pacific, informs The Citizen
that they were successful in placing
quite a large number of orders for
goods of the local institutions they
represent. The product of the South
western Brewery and Ice company. as
a result of the trip. will now be sold
/, as far west as Needles, Cal.
! Hon. w. s. Hopewell. vice president
|, of the Albuquerque Eastern and Santa
! Fe Central railways, who was here
yesterday on business. returned to
Santa Fe last night. He stated thai
the locating surveys of the Albuquer
que Eastern are completed and maps
of the same will be filed in the United
States land office, s~egregating the righi
of way from the public domain. EST
mates of the actual construction ar,
now being prepared by the engineers
ties are being received and distributed
along the proposed line. and thing,
look bright for the early commence
ment of actual work.
Extra choice dressed chickens. San
|, Jose Market.