Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-25

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


M
James d. Eakin, who was at Santa
Rosa and Tucumcari, has returned to
the city.
George c. Bowman, deputy internal
revenue collector, has returned from
an official trip to Santa Fe.
Ellsworth Ingalls,, special attorney
for the interior department. has re-
turned from an official trip to Ros-
well.
T. p. M%ontfort, Jr., representing the
Denver Republican, is in the city doing
business for that excellent Colorado
journal.
Antonio Joseph, Jr.. of Ojo Caliente.
passed through the city last night for
San Francisco, where he will remain
indefinitely.
Hank Thomas. the day mixer at
Sturges' European bar. is laid up with
the rheumatism. Henry Faber is on
watch instead.
Miss Elizabeth Cross, the popular
school teacher at Golden. will spend
the Christmas holidays with relatives
and friends at Santa Fe.
r. @. Jackson. formerly of the Har-
vey house at Deming, has arrived and
will succeed Night Clerk Walker at the
A%lvarado, who will go to California for
a vacation.
Governor and Mrs. Otero and son.
Miguel, will leave Santa Fe this even
ing for New York. They will remain
there until January 5, when Governor
Otero will go to Washington to assist
in the statehood fight.
II. ID. Clowhurst will arrive tonight
from Santa Fe, and continue on to
San Francisco. to engage in the lum-
Der business there with II. s.. Buck
man. These two gentlemen have just
completed timber cutting on the Ra-
mon Vigil grant.
Among the leading drug stores dis
playing Christmas goods in their win
dows is the Alvarado Pharmacy, cor
ner of First street and Gold avenue.
OF the Xmas goods displayed and car
ried in the store, toilet articles prob
ably take precedence.
James Barton Adams, one of the
well known writer's of the Denver
Post, and Mrs. Adams passed through
the city Tuesday night on their way
home from California. where they
have made an extended visit. Mr.. Ad-
ans is one OF the best known writer's
of verse in the west and his column in
the Post is widely copied from.
Hon. NJ. S. Otero is in the city from
his ranch near the Sulphur hot
springs n the Jemez mountains, to
spend Christmas with his family. He
says that considerable snow had fall
en- in the Jemez mountains during the
last cold spell. In fact the snow has
been so deep as to interfere material
ly with work on his new sulphur re
duction mill which is in course of o n
struction. The new mill will be ready
for active work in about a week, pro-
viding no more snow falls.
The services at Temple Albert Fri
day evening will be exceptionally in
teresting. Rabbi Kaplan will speak on
the Feast of Lights A very special
musical program will be rendered by
Mrs. Israel. soprano; Miss Grace
Houghton, alto; Mr.. Walker, tenor;
MIR. Newton. base. and Miss Braith-
waite, %organist. After the regular SER
vices. Messrs. Alfred Muller and Mil
ton A%nfueger, prominent lawyers of
Denver, Colo, will address the audi
ence in behalf of the b. B. lodge. The
aim and object of the order will be set
forth ably and %eloquently by these gen
tlemen. After the meeting, an in
formal reception, arranged by Mrs. Al
fred Grunsfeld, will be rendered the
distinguished visitors.