Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

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spending the day in the city.
A. II. Smithers, a p~ostofice inspec.
tor, was a west bound passenger last
night.
Frank Strong and wife have moved
into their new home on East Railroad
avenue.
Mrs. p. J. Peterson left this morning
for an extended visit with relatives in
Chicago.
Marcelino Ortiz, after a stay of a
few days here, returned to Santa Fe
yesterday.
Neill b. Field. attorney, who was at
Las Vegas on legal matters, returned
to the city last night.
Thomas Hall, of the music firm of
Hall & L%earnard, has returned from a
business trip up north.
George A. Kaseman, deputy United
States marshal, left last night for Ell
Paso on official business.
Mrs. George Oyster and Miss Laura
Zinth, of Belen, are spending the day
in the city. visiting and shopping.
n. Schaffer. who travels for a gro
Gerry house located at Syracuse. N. Y,
is spending a few days in the city with
friends.
H. McCreary, travelling superintend-
ent of the news department for the
Harvey system, 20 spending the day
in the city.
f. b. Harsch, manager of the Harsch
0ottling works, who was at Belep OF
business, returned to the city on a
freight train last night.
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Ramsey. of Albuquerque, N. NJ, has
recently bought the Franklin house.
Mr.. Ramsey is an experienced hotel
mar.
The Degree of Honor will hold a reg
ular meeting at the A. o. U. w. hall
this evening at 1880. Every member
is requested to be present. Alba Isher-
wood, recorder.
The Ell taso News says that Thomas
Dorsey, formerly of the Bank of So
zorro, also the Windsor hotel in the
Gem city, is doing a satisfactory real
estate business in Ell Paso.
Mrs. Della Colvin is in the city solic-
iting subscriptions to the Juvenile Rec
ord, a publication devoted to homeless
children. She says it is intended to
establish an auxiliary home at Ration.
Will Mentz reports having seen AS
sayer w. II. Stevens last week at
STEMS Pass, Grant county, where Mr..
Stevens is inspecting some valuable
mining property for eastern capitalists.
F. C. Williams, night foreman at the
new Cerrillos smelter, is spending a
few days in the city. Mr.. Williams
says that they are buying ore and will
be ready to start up by the first of
April.
Santa Fe Central railway, went to
Santa Fe this morning. Mr.. Hopewell
was accompanied by his wife and chill
dren, who came up from Hillsboro this
morning. i'
l.. M. Shaw has resigned his position
as collector with the Whitney compa-
ny and has accepted another similar
position with Brockmeier & Cox. A.
w. Shaw has succeeded him at the
Whitney company.
j. H. Bearrup, president of the .Albu. !
qaerque wool securing mills, returned
this morning from a visit to weste n
New Mexico and Arizona, where he
went a week ago for a vacation and to
recuperate a little.
Miss Maggie Fisher, of Los Angeles,
was a through passenger for La Junta
on No. 2 this morning. Miss Fisher is
a sister of John Fisher, the postal
clerk, recently transferred from Albu-
querque to La Junta.
A siege of house cleaning is going
on over at the court house. The judi
cial chambers are being thoroughly
renovated and when Judge Baker re-
t;rns from the east he will find his
apartments in first class shape.
1t is reported that there are quite a
number of ducks on the La Joya lakes
just nov Chas. Chadwick and p. A.
sent up a box of them the
other day and also telegraphed for
more cartridges and wading boots.
Aaron Peffley has left at this office
a twig of a plum and almond tree. and
the buds are almost ready to blossom.
If this warm weather continues look
out for a killing frost that will rob the
of their fruit during the coming
summer.
The new athletic club will give a
smoker n a few exhibitions of the
manly sport, known as boxing settos,
in old town tonight. Two professors
of considerable reputation promises to
make it quite interesting for those
who will attend.
Yesterday afternoon the p~ostoffice
bicycle, heretofore considered one of
he most reliable silent steeds in the
city. bucked with Postmaster Hopkins
in the saddle, and threw it's rider in
n style, n sustained injuries thai
compelled him to go home and send for
a physician. Quick acting medicines
were applied and the postmaster is up
and around today, although it is trou-
blesome for him to navigate as fast as
usual.
THE Economist" believes in expan-
sion, and for proof of the assertion
Citizen refers to its big advertise
ment on the fifth page of this paper.
They announce, no shoes, no clothing,
no drugs, no groceries, no chinaware,
but everything in the dry goods line.
The Economist is making prepare
ton for a big spring business, and a
magnificent stock of sDring and sum-