Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

S. r. Dearth, the las Vegas under
taker, is spending the day in the city
and will return tonight.
There will be a meeting of st. Johns
Guild Wednesday afternoon at 2: 80 at
the rectory. A full attendance is re-
quested.
United States Deputy Marshal Fred
Fornoff left this morning for the Santa
Rosa country. Fred is either after
villains or oil.
to her home at Belen this morning
after a pleasant visit with her son.
Eslavio Vigil.
Miss Eta Grafton, who has beer Wis
iting friends in the city since Sunday,
returned to ner home at Las Vegas
this morning.
The Citizen understands that Chas.
Davis, a Santa Fe Pacific engineer.
and Miss Lizzie Girard will be united
in marriage tomorrow night.
Miss Susie Snauffer returned to her
home at Las Vegas this morning after
a short visit with her sister, Mrs. Pei
Ter, who lives on South Arno street.
Will Ments, late of The Citizen. is
proving himself a first class insurance
solicitor. He is at work in southern
New Mexico for the Washington Life
company.
Frank Hall, deputy United States
marshal. left this morning for Chilli,
and will bring back with him several
parties accused of violating the Ed
munds law.
There will be NJ regular Wednesday
night dance at Commercial club this
week; the dance instead will be to-
night incident to the reception to
Judge Baker.
Clay Jones arrived in Albuquerque
last night from Denver and has been
making the rounds today of the news
paper offices. The gentleman may de-
eide to remain in Albuquerque or pos
sibly leave for the coast within a few
days.
John Quinliven, the contractor, who
built "Cloudcroft Lodge" and is at
present building a depot for the Ell
Paso & Northeastern railroad, is a Wis
itor in Albuquerque to attend the Den
nison-Dedman wedding Wednesday
evening.
The Pennington Times says: -. H.
Bennett, the builder and contractor,
expects to move his family here from
Albuquerque, as soon as a house can
hn Conttrn1 IIo will coon hnnin urnrly
on the cold storage plant for the Hyde
company"
Another bicycle was stolen last eve
ming and Forest Parker is the loser.
Mr.. Parker made a call last night on
a lady friend and while he enjoyed a
pleasant evening some ~scapegrace ran
away with his wheel. 1t is a Racycle,
No. 47,661. lA
Lieutenants Day, L.ppincott and
Redhorst, with DR.. H. Emory, came in
from Fort Wingate last night, likewise
Major J. S. Van Doren, of Bluewater.
They are here to attend the reception
to Judge Baker at the Commercial
club tonight. s
Two bicycles are at the city building
waiting to be claimed by their own
ers. The first one which was found
about a week G is a Rambler. No.
35,S01. model 43, made in 1901. The
second is of the Erie make and its
number is 27,927.
Owing to the reception to Judge
Baker tbis evening, the special meet
ing of the Elks will be postponed till
tomorrow. The meeting will be called
to order at 1880 sharp in the rooms
over Zeiger's Cafe. Every member is
requested to be present.
The reception to Judge b. S. Baker,
at the Commercial club tonight, is not
intended solely Ior club members and
their immediate families, but for the
general public, and in consequence ev-
erybody is invited to attend and get
acquainted with the new judge.
James II. Laurie, a former Albu-
q%uerquean, but now the senior mem
Der of the firm of Laurie 4 Frazer,
hardware dealers at A~lamogordo, came
up from the south this morning to be
in attendance at the wedding of his
friends, f. j. Dedman. Wednesday
evening.
, Berthold Spitz, one of the principa
! members of The Phoenix" dry goods
, store (B. Held & Coz, and wife lief
3 last night for FL Paso, Texas, wher,
5 they will visit relatives n friends 70
a few days. Mr.. Spitz is suffering wit
asthma, and hopes to be beneitte,
} while at FL Paso.
} 10 Sheridan, the territorial coal min
inspector, came in from the south thi
, morning, and continued north to Cel
rillos and thence to Madrid, where h
, will investigate into the fire of tn
. Cook & White coal mine, reported /
. The Citizen yesterday afternoon, an
) in which two miners lost their lives.
, lives.
, The Harroun residence, having bee
8 purchased by d. A. Bittner, will /