Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-27

Fred Fornoff, deputy United States
marshal. has returned to the city from
Santa Fee. ,
V. V. Clark and wife. of Woodbury.,
up in the Cochiti district, are in the
city.
Max Schuster, of Holbrook, Ariz.,
was here yesterday, visiting his wife
and children.
Mrs. Edward Grunsfeld, who was at
Las Vegas on a visit to friends, has
returned to the city.
H. ]. Haverkampf, the San Rafael
general merchant. is here interviewing
local wholesale merchants.
1t is learned that Fort Wingate was
visited by a fire night before last. and
three houses were destroyed.
N. E. Stevens, the outside rustler
for the Montezuma Building and Loan
association, has gone to Ell Paso on
business.
Hon. w. H. Andrews is in the city.
Mr.. Andrews will represent Socorro
and Sierra counties in the next terri
torial council at Santa Fe.
At the meeting last Saturday night
of the Elk lodge. Bert Worries, the base
ball player. Joined the lodge, and is
now a full fiedged member of the
order.
C. N. Coverdale is here. and will re-
side here in the future. He is the gen.
eral agent of the State Life Insurance
company of Indiana for New Mexico
and Arizona.
The Non-Sectarian Benevolent la
dies have issued cards announcing a
musicale at the Odd Fellows hall on
South Second street tomorrow tues
day. afternoon.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
in regular session at the Knights of
Pythias hall on Tuesday at $3.50 p. m.
Initiation. By order of president. Tenn
perance Whitcomb, secretary.
]. X. Graves and vile are in the city,
and have interested the Congregational
church in the proposition to give a
merchants carnival on Monday and
Tuesday nights of next week.
r. H. Greenleaf, who visited the Jer-
ONE mining district near San Acacio,
Socorro county, has returned to the
city. He says he saw lots of copper
ore, and thinks the Jerome mine a
good one.
T. Carroll and wife are in the city.
Mr.. Carroll is the electrician of the
Postal Telegraph company at Chicago
and is on his way to San Francisco.
During his absence, Mrs. Carroll will
remain here until his return.
Those who take an interest in the
city of Columbus, Genoa, in Milan with
its wonderful cathedral, the beauty Of
the Italian lakes and Monte Carlo and
Nice would do well to attend the lect-
ure to be given by Rev, T. c. Beattie
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
night. Admission Is cents.
A merchants carnival will be held in
Colombo hall on Monday and Tuesdad
nights, November 3 and 4. 4. All lead
ing business firms will be represented
by young ladies In costume. Fine
drills, good music, colored light tab
leaux, etc. Over 100 people take part
In the exercises. Tickets 20, 35 and
30 cents. 1t Is for the benefit Of the
Congregational church.
A car carrying several thousand OF
mountain trout and black bass grown
in the big government hatchery In
Neosho, Missouri, passed through AL
buquerque last night. The fish are to
be distributed among the streams OF
Arizona and New Mexico. Twenty
cans of bass were sent south and nc
doubt will find their way to the Pecos
river, while the rest. with many con
signments for private parties, will &c
to Arizona.
A car breaker was brought in from
/ Laguna Saturday night by Sheriff
{ Smith and placed in the county jail
The offense usually gets the victim
about FIVE years. Considerable mer
chandise was stolen from the car. TIL
: car was broken into this side of Lagu
. ma in this county and the prisoner vii
have his hearing later. When arrest
ed he wore a pair of shoes suppose
to have been stolen from the car. She
if Smith returned to Gallup last ever
ing.
= While the peaceful citizens wer
quietly or otherwise s%lumbering tn
3 hours away Saturday night, the ga
and mirthful dancers who had trippe
a heavy fantastic, were enjoying then
g selves by rough a rides. The resu
of their bouncing the car, which giv'
one the sensation of a ride on a
D ocean wave, was seen Sunday mornlr
~ near the park. One car was across Il
% track and three more were lined