Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-30
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i've hours late, caused by heavy snow
in the mountains.
w. Y. Walton and S. B. Gillett went
down the river this afternoon for a lit
tie duck shooting.
John Dalton and William Perrin were
enlisted in the United States army to-
day at the local recruiting station.
Captain Grey came down from Denver
last night, TO lie present at the enlist
ment. He will return tonight.
Night before last a set of harness
was stolen from the barn OF Toti *
Gradi. The harness was found last
night by the %janitor of the Central
Lschool building near the school n
| turned over to The police. Toti &
Gradi recognized their property n
took possession.
Invitations have been received an
~nouncing the approaching marriage of
Ward Becher Harrington to Miss Grace
Ellsworth, at 629 South Flower street,
Los Angeles, Cal, Saturday morning,
February %, 1902. Mr.. Harrington was
a resident of albuquerque a few
months OF last year.
w. s. Hopewell, vice president of the
Santa Fe Central, who was sick at the
capital city the past few days, came
in from Santa Fe last night and pro-
ceeded south to his home at Hillsboro,
where he will take a rest for a short
time. Mr.. Hopewell came very near
having pneumonia.
w. ID. McFerran, the new agent of
the Wells, Fargo Express Co.. this city,
with his wife and mother, Mrs. NJ. A.
McFerran, arrived last night from Den
yer. and the gentleman took charge of
his duties this morning. The family
will occupy one of the Tilton houses,
No. 517 West Gold avenue.
Policeman Martinez has returned
from his trip to Gallup, where he had
gone after a bicycle thief, who, only a
short time ago thrived in this city.
On reaching Gallup he discovered that
his bird had HE'D himself to Bakers
field, Cal, and consequently the Albu-
querque officer returned to the city.
A. G.. Becken and family arrived
yesterday from Chicago and expect to
spend a couple of weeks in Albuquer-
que recreating. Mr.. Brecken is the
jewelry representative, who annually
makes the city a visit in the interest
of n Of the largest jewelry houses
in Chicago, of which he is the head.
A special meeting of Albuquerque
lodge, No. 461, B. p. O.. E., will be
held this evening, upstairs over
Zeiger's Cafe at 8 o'clock for the pur.
pose OF considering opera house propo
sition. All members are urgently re
q~uested to be present. BY order of ex
allied ruler. c. w. Medler, secretary
Judge Benjamin S. Baker returned
to Santa Fe last night. Clerk Dame
says the judge will be back in Albn
luerque either Saturday or Sunday
night, and will hear cases in chambers
at the court house on Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday of next week,
Tuesday night the Commercial clut
will give a reception in honor of Judge
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prestel receiver a de.
lightful surprise when several of the
clerks at the Golden Rule Dry Goods
store and a few other friends dropped
in on them at their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers last night. They brought
their baskets with them and after
wishing the newly married couple a
long and happy life, a delicious repast
was enjoyed.
Arthur Williams arrived yesterday
from the San Andreas mining district,
where he is interested in some Of the
valuable properties which are being
developed there. San Andreas is about
twenty-five miles southeast of San An
tonic, N. NJ, and is reached by a good,
well travelled road. Mr.. Williams says
that several wealthy companies are in
the field and that a milling plant is
being erected.