Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-28
c PARAGRAPHS.

Alfred Grunsfeld is in Las Vegas on
business today.
Attorney w. B. Childers went to
Santa Fe this morning.
DIR. w. S. Wittwer and wife, of Los
Lunas, are visIt,ng and shopping in the
city TO-DAY.
II. d. Becker, the Isleta general mer-
chant and trader, is in the city today
on business.
The season of Lent will continue
unth Easter. March 30, a period of
forty-four days.
Passenger train No. 2. which arrived
from the west THIS morning. was cover
ed with a mantle of snow.
r. b. Thomas. who was here on a
visit of a few days with his family.
returned to Cerrillos this morning.
Orders for printing by mail receive
the same attention at The Citizen Of
fee that they do when brought in per-
son.
Ed f.. Ford, representing Swofford
Bros Dry Goods company. of Kansas
City. Mo-, is in the city today with his
samples.
Charles W. Allen, business
of the Optic. who vas down south on
business. passed up the road for Las
Vegas this morning.
Deputy united States Marshal r. Z.
Leatherman returned last night from
Santa Fe. where he has been serving
jury venire for Santa Fe county.
Mrs. ]. T. Jacobson, wife of the eff
cient manager of the Harvey house at
Wlnslow. returned home last night af-
ter q pleasant visit with friends in the
city.
j. Il. Saint went to Santa Fe this
morning, so as to be present at the
reception to be rendered Santa Fe
Central officials, which will occur there
tonight.
The funeral services of Miss Moilie
Fl. Fontaine, of indianapolis, Ind, were
held at 2:3O this afternoon at her
boarding place on South High street.
Interment was made at Fairview GENE
terry.
There will be a meeting of the Span
ish American War Veterans this even
ing at the store of Col. John Bora
dale. All those who signed the appli-
cation for charter and other ex-volun-
teers are urged to attend.
Last night Deputy United States
Marshal George Kaseman rode his BIZ
cycle up in front of the f.. l.. Washburn
clothing store and went upstairs to do
some work il the telephone Office. Mr..
Kaseman returned in about an hour
and his wheel had disappeared.
Last night, some barn thief called at
the residence of Isaac Cox. on East
Railroad avenue, and stole the harness
belonging to Brockmeier & Cox. how
ever leaving the collar. The collar is
now on exhibition at the firms store
on Gold avenue. where the thief is in
vited to call and get it.
Forrest Mckinley and wife came in
from the Mogollon country this morn
ing and will remain here a few days.
For the past few months Forrest was
located at Mogollon as the assayer for
the Last Chance mine, but the mine
has closed down and he is now think
inc seriously of returning to his old
lob. that of special agent for the gen.
eral land Office.
Edward Spitz returned this morning
from Magdalena, where he went to at
tend a meeting of sheep men OF that
district which is being held for the
| Oh DtlillOllllS ~ 80
10 grant permission to the sheep men
of renting the forest reserves for the
grazing of their locks. Among the
|, prominent sheep men present at the
meeting. which is still in session, are
Hon. Solomon Luna. of Los Lunas,
and Hon. Frank A. Hubbell, of this
city.
| The plans for the new Santa Me rail
! road museum are finished and it is up
to the company when the construction
will begin. The building will be OF
Spanish architecture, as are all the
other new Santa Fe buildings. 1t will
+ be 40x1z2 feet, and located between
the depot and the south wing of the
! new hotel. 1t will be n story high
and the west wall of the arcade will
-, form the east wall of the building
The arches of the arcade wIl serve as
show windows.