Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

chester IL COTdTn, sun OF a. y. SoTr
am, of the Cochiti Gold Mining com
C. L.. Doran, postofice inspector,
came down from Las Vegas last night
and spent today in the Guy.
There~has been a great many hunt
ing parties of late. all Of whom got all
the hunting they wanted, but precious
little game.
Regular meeting Harmony lodge No.
II, |. o. o. f., this evening. Third de-
gree. All members of the order re-
quested to attend.
The ladies' of the German Lutheran
church will hold a coffee social at
Mrs. c. f. Myers, corner OF Fifth and
TiJeras, on Friday afternoon.
Hon Amado Chaves, ex-territorial
school superintendent and present
mayor Of Santa Fe, was registered at
the Grand Central hotel today.
Arthur and Fred Harris and sister,
Miss Mary, have gone to Las Vegas,
where they purchased the Johnson
dairy ranch. The young people are
recent arrivals from Nova Scotia.
c. A. Hudson has gone to the Mid
winter fair in Ell Paso to gather some
pointers, II any, for the next territor-
ial fair in New Mexico. He was ac-
companied by his wife.
Patrick Grove. formerly connected
with the Santa Fe Pacific hospital
here, but now q resident of Williams,
! Arizona, arrived in the city and is
around renewing acquaintance.
John Beaver, alderman from the
| Second ward, left last night for FL
Paso ID company with his wife. They
will be the guests OF Mrs. Beaven's
sister during their sojourn in the Pass
city.
Excelsior lodge No. /, ID. of H., A.
o. u. w, will meet in regular session
tomorrow night, at 1880 O'Clock. All
members requested to be present. In
| stallation Of officers. Eta b. Allison,
| recorder.
Major and Mrs. Pebbles, divisional
officers of the Rocky Mountain divis-
ion of the Salvation Army, will hold
services at the Lead Avenue Mthodist
episcopal church this evening. Every
body welcome.
b. s. Fields, a recent arrival from
Colorado City. Texas, where he was In
the fur niture business, has been en-
gagged by w. V. Futrelle & Co. as sales
man at the firms large furniture estab
lishment in this city.
Mrs. w. NJ. Upton, wife of the for
mer well known translator for the
government and recently appointed L
a responsible position in the Philippine
islands. is among the recent arrivals in
Albuquerque from Santa Fe.
Mrs. w. Y. Walton, accompanied py
L Mice Vaannnttn Walton will lnaya IN
night for FL Paso to visit that city dur
ing the carnival and also to meet rela
tives and friends from the south VIII,
are visiting in FL Paso for the winter
Hon. J. Francisco Chayes, the popu
lar superintendent of territorial publi'
schools, arrived in the city last nigh
from a visit to the front on the exten
sion OF the Ell Paso & Northeastern
railroad. He was a pleasant caller a
The Citizen office this afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. W. Flournoy, wife of Vic,
President Flournoy, of the First Ma
tional bank. left this morning on thu
flyer for Los Angeles, where she vii
Join her daughter. Miss Nell. Who hal
been visiting there for a few weeks
The mother and daughter will be al
sent from the city for several weeks.
The miniature pile driver now OF
exhibition in the handsome displa,
window OF the clothing store of Simol
Stern, attracted the attention of a larg
crowd of people during the day and re
minded all witnesses that the proprit
tor was pounding down his goods I
bed rock prices. Dwight Wheeler col
structed the pile driver.
) pany. and Charles Stephens. superb
tendent OF the big milling plant in A
bemarle. came down to Albuquerqu
last night to secure some supplies fo
; the mill Mr. stephens rendered hi
resignation several weeks ago, but
, win not go into effect until his SUI
: cessor. Chester ID. Coram, has learne
the duties Of the position.
2 A. Staab. one Of the wealthiest me
) in the territory, and doing a gener;
merchandise business in Santa +
= sold out his extensive stock OF dT
. goods yesterday to George w Bon
Q 4 Bro. of Espanola, and the groceri'
z to II. b. Cartwright & Bro, OF SAINT
3 Fe. Mr.. Staab has a number of rel
Q tiyes in this city and no doubt he wi
q spend a large portion of his time
Q this city. a.
= James f.. GilkesOn. who led to II
. altar his fair young bride in Housto.
Q Texas, a few days ago,and made a Wis
. to the home of his wife's parents. ais
Q TO his parents residence. returned
Q this city on Sunday night and spel
yesterday in New Mexico's metropolis
8 He has been assigned TO the manag