Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Don't miss the Wizard OIL show to-
night at Colombo hall.
Deputy United States Attorney e. f..
Medler was a business visitor at Santa
Fe yesterday.
]. M. Aldrich. a prominent merchant
of Manuelito. Mckinley county, was
in Albuquerque today.
The city republican central commit
tee will hold a meeting this evening at
John II. Shingles Law Office.
Ben WELLER. travelling salesman for
a Denver wholesale grocery house, was
a passenger to Ell Paso last night.
Charles Paxton. successful miner at
Bland, is in the city. He says that the
camp will come out All right this
year.
Mr.. j. w. Granger leaves tomorrow
for He'll Canyon. where there Is quite
a camp established for those that need
the mountain air.
s.. w. Dietrich, forman of the City
Electric Light works, left last night for
his home at ferre Haute, Ind, for a
short visit with his family.
Edwin Tears. Colorado passenger
agent for the New York Central, is
expected to arrive in his special car
from Ell Paso tomorrow morning.
j. w. Edwards has presented to the
public schools some fine pictures OF
General Grant. He has also donated
to the library the National Tribune.
Jacob Korber & Co. sold several new
wagons to ranchmen in Tijeras can
yon. The farmers in that portion of
the country appear to have plenty of
money.
Ernest Meyers, of the firm of Meyers
& Abel company, wholesale liquor and
cigar dealers, was a passenger to San
to Fe this morning. He expects to re-
turn tonight.
w. w. Hanson went 10 Las Vegas
this morning to attend the funera of
Miss Carrie Wean, whose death &C.
Cured at that place at 3 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon.
w. p. Metcalf's Columbia bicycle
was lifted from his front porch last
night in the small hours. He would
cheerfully part with ten dollars TO see
the thief in Jail.
County superintendent F. A. Hub
bell spent yesterday in Santa Fe in
interest of ella Forest Reserve Sheep
mems association. of which he is sec
rotary and treasurer.
Mrs. r. Lane and sister Miss Flor
ence Mathison, who have been visiting
their brother, r. w. Mathison for the
past four months, left this morning for
their home at Toronto, Can.
T. j. Connors of Colorado Springs
passed through the city this morning
e%nroute to his home from Ell Paso. Mr..
Connors has large mining interests in
both Old and New Mexico.
The firm of B. II. Briggs & Co. has
just finished putting in position a 81 500
soda fountain. The front of each tank
is of pure Mexican onyx, and the
whole is finished in pure white.
A valve broke in the vacuu pump.
Of the steam heating plant in Hotel
Alvarado last night and the waiting
rooms in the depot building were un-
comfortably cold this morning.
Prof. C. e. Hickey last evening deli
cred a most interesting lecture on
: Character Building" before the mem
bers and friends of the bible class Of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
) 1t behooves the republicans of this
. city to nominate good men for the city
: offices. If a good ticket is selected,
the republicans can make a clean
sweep at the approaching city election.
The horsemen of the city last night
: decided to postpone the first race meet
: this spring from March % to March
: 80. as the horses will be in better con
{ dition. A number of new horses will
{ appear at the meet.
A part of the new electric power
plant was put in operation last even
ing. The power was turned into the
motors in the machine shop today
and the entire plant will be in opera
ton by the last o. the week.
D Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Eldred. who were
I just recently married and have been
spending a short honeymoon at Dem
ing, with relatives. returned to the
city last night. They expect to make
Albuquerque their future home.
Judge Daniel McMillen of Socorro
was a passenger to Santa Fe this
morning. The judge. accompanied by
his son Morton of Buffalo. n. Y, visi-
ted the Pueblo Indian village at La
guna yesterday, returning to Albuquer-
{ que last evening. The young man went
. to Socorro last night.
1 Ex-Governor budd OF California, ac-
! companied by Mrs. Dumonriez and
( daughter, who ave been on a tour
through Old Mexico, stopped off in the
! city between trains this morning. They
I came up from the south on passenger
No. % and left for the west on the
} California limited.
Miss Katharine Heimbeck and Miss
Braithwaite wlIl soon open a conser.
vatory of music in the rooms in the
Commercial club building which were
recently occupied by George Brewer
Miss Heimbeck will give her time to
physical culture and voice, and Miss
IBraithwaite to harmony and the piano
The old veteran of the civil war, |
} ID. Williamson, who has secured a pc
, sition in the government printing of
fee at Washington, left yesterday fol
; mis- future home. Mr.. Williamson is
, an Old man and he deserved better
} treatment than to be beat out of sever