Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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The Sandia range is wearing a man
tel of snow today.
Louis b. Huning spent Sunday at his
home at Los Lunas.
The Armijo- Manderfeld marriage
will occur in Santa Fe on Wednesday.
Sheriff T. S. Hubbell went to Santa
Fe this morning on important bust
ness.
Fred Huning, of Los Lunas, spent
Sunday in the city visiting with his
friends.
w. G.. Buchanan, a trader out on the
Zuni reservation, is in the city today
on business.
Miss Nina Otero has returned to
Santa Fe, after a visit with Mrs. Neil
b. Field, of this city.
Jose G. Chaves, claim agent for the
Santa Fe, came up from his home at
Valencia this morning.
Fred Hamm came up from San An.
tonic this morning, after a visit to Ala
mogordo and other New Mexico points.
Mrs. II. s. Clancy, after a visit of
several days with Attorney and Mrs.
F. w. Clancy, has returned to the cap
ital city.
The tracks at the depot, which serv-
ed for the unloading of freight at the
warehouse of l.. b.. Putney, is being
torn up and removed today.
]. A. Smith, formerly publisher and
editor of the Ell Paso Herald, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to Washington, to lobby for the inter.
national dam.
Harry Bigsby and wife, of Wichita,
morning to see Harry Myers, an old
friend. They were returning from a
visit with relatives at Ell Paso.
The Las Vegas Record says: Myer
Friedman & Bro. shipped two transfer
outfits to John Trimble, the Albuquer-
que liveryman, who will employ them
in his transfer business at Ell Paso.
The concert at the Orchestrion hall
yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended, and all present appreciated
the music from the big instrument.
Owing to a dance at the old town So
ciety's hall, there was nc concert at
the Orchestrion hall Saturday night.
"The French bakery" said Otto Ber-
ger this morning, sis doing a big bust
ness in -four orders these days, and
several men are kept busy all the time
attending to the orders. We handle
six different brands of -four, from
Kansas. Colorado and New Mexico,
and purchase in car load lots"
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Z. Harroun are to
leave for San Francisco in about a
week and will make their home in that
city. Mr.. Harroun is a hydraulic en-
gineer by profession and thinks that
California will afford a larger field for
that business. The beautiful Harroun
home on the Highlands will be sold.
In a conversation with a Citizen rep
r%esentative last Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. Albright stated that she had de-
cided to give up the idea of visiting
her daughter, Miss Claude, in Paris,
France, and gives as a reason that she
is crowded with Photographic orders.
which will keep her steadily busy for
several months to come.
The Albuquerque Hardware ,compa-
ny has decided to enlarge their stock
and as a consequence will need the
whole building which they have here
tofore only occupied on the lower
floor. The Albuquerque Guards, who,
for several years, have had the upper
floor, have moved their armory to the
Grant hall on Railroad enu
Capt. w. H. H. Llewellyn, the well
known district attorney of the south
ern New Mexico judicial district, over
which Judge Frank w. Parker pre-
sides, came in from Las Cruces this
morning, and, in company with Messrs.
McNary and Gore, capitalists of Bos-
ton, Mass, went up to Thornton. The
ladies of the McNary party remain in
the city.
DIR. A. l.. Mahaffey, who a few years
ago was the physician and surgeon in
charge of the local government Indian
school, is in the city from California,
and is around today looking up Office
location, with the intention of making
this city his future home. Mrs. Ma
hafey, VINO is east on a visit to rela-
tives, will join the doctor here in a few
weeks.
Last Saturday night the local herd
of Elks held a r%ousing regular meet
ing, and besides the transaction OF
routine business initiated as new mem
bers DIR. Raymond Russ and Ben We'll
Ter. The Elks also decided to give al
entertainment on February IA, st. Val
%entine's night, and a committee wa
appointed to select the hall and maxi
other arrangements for the entertain
ment.
H.. T. Mckinney, the He'll cahor
miner and mine operator. is in the cit
today, but was too busy to submit t
an interview when collared this morI
ing by a Citizen representative. Harr
says he is just beginning to see tn