Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

j. n. SnT0euef came IN on NO. ~
this morning from the south.
Peter Tobin, the section foreman al
Cerrillos, was in the city yesterday on
business.
An asphaltum floor is being put 1
the laundry room at the Hotel Alvar-
ado today.
Ell Paso is revealing over the woes
of what is supposed to be a real live
European count
e. V. Chaves and e. w. Dobson, at
torneys, we're at Las Cruces yesterday
on legal matters.
DIR. w. ID. Radcliffe, the Belen ply
stefan and surgeon, is in the city today
on professional business.
A regular meeting of Adah chapter,
o. e. s., will be held this evening.
Business of. importance.
Do not forget the Elks special meet
ing tomorrow evening to consider the
opera house proposition.
Friends of DR.. and Mrs. l.. H. Cham
berlin will find them now cozily domi-
ciled at 224 South Walter street.
T. Y. Maynard, the jeweler and
watch inspector, has returned to the
city from a professional trip down
south.
Simon and Joe Bibo, big general
merchants of half a dozen surrounding
towns, were in the city yesterday on
business.
Richard Pohl, the general merchant
at Escondido, Valencia county, is in
the city interviewing the local whole
sale merchants.
If you need handbills it always pays
to have them attractive and well dis
played. The Citizen Office is the place
to get such work.
Mrs. o. j. Frost left this morning for
Las Vegas, where she will visit with
her sister, Mrs. c. P. Hammond. for a
week OF ten days.
Miss Julia Renison and Miss Helm
beck are working hard to make the
st. Johns choir concert and dance to-
night at the Grant hall a grand sue
cess.
e. l.. W~ashburn's clothing and fur
nishing store shows the work Of an ar
tistic decorator, and it is n of the
best arranged mercantile houses in the
city.
The Citizen has adopted classified
ton headings and the publication Of
cuts. Watch the others follow suit.
They never lead but always follow The
Citizen.
Edward sherwood, of Winslow,
where is in the employ of the Santa
Fe Pacific railway, is here on a visit
to his brothers, Thomas and Peter
sherwood.
At the Lead avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church next Sunday evening
Miss Ida McCune will sing Guonod's
ave Maria" with violin obligato by
Prof. Di Mauro.
J. H. O'Rielly, the Washington Life
Insurance cOmpany's general agent,
expects to leave for the south tonight,
meeting his agent, viii Ments, at Las
Cruces tomorrow. snlct
"A. M. Bergere, the district clerk at
Santa Fe, returned to the capital last
night, leaving Mrs. Bergere to- remain
as the guest of Mrs. Neil B. Field for
q few days longer. 44
The Allison rooming house on North
First street has changed hands, Owen
Dinsdale, of the Rico restaurant, hav-
ing leased the building, and will con-
duct the lodging house.
Harry Potter, who was at Ell Paso
the past few months, came In from the
south this morning and will cremain
here for a few days, after which he
will proceed to Santa Fe.
In a letter to George &. Neher, Mrs.
Neher states that she and children are
having a fine time at Santa Monica,
and that the little boy, whose health
. was impaired, has improved wonder
fully.
e. Heilan, of Newton, Kansas, is
spending the day with J. w. Edwards,
who Is an old Kansas friend. Mr.. Hell
Ian is on his return home from an ex-
tended visit with friends at Los An
geles.
Today is New Years day for the
Cinnamon. They celebrate by quitting
work that day, and firing huge fire.
crackers to drive away the evil spirits.
The Orientals of this city will keep up
the custom.
The Citizen neglected to mention the
important fact that l.. A. w. Sawyer,
who represents G. c. Hall, the commits
sion merchant, is here resting up for a
few days. The oversight was called to
our attentlon by Mr.. Hall.
Victor Sails, the extensive sheer
! raiser of Valencia county, is in the
/ city. He reports the ranges of his
country all right just now, owing to re
) cent SHOWS, which has melted, leaving
( good water in the holes and bringing
! up the grass.
4 Jake Myers, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
Z Myers, was a passenger for San Fran
: cisco last night, Where he will visi
relatives and friends for a few weeks
I Jake is a clerk at the dry goods stor'
of l.. B. Stern & Co, and is now takin,
!, his vacation.
T. S. Austin, in a letter to R. w. d
|, Bryan, of the Charleston exposition
commission, states that he will SEN
, ore exhibits from Santa Rita beside
!, subscribing $40 to the fund. Mr.. Aus
} tin is the superintendent of the bi
, smelter plant at Ell Paso.
Jack Risque was at the depot thi
, morning to meet his uncle, j.. w. Ris