Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Jocobo Chaves, Of Los Lunas, pro-
bate clerk of Valencia county, is in the
city today.
Simon Neustadt. postmaster and gen.
Leral merchant of Los Lunas, Is in the
city today.
Victor sails, a well known sheep rails
err of valencia county, Is In the city
purchasing ranch supplies.
George b. Ryan and w. H. Constable
two we'll known commercial tourists,
are in the city today.
Mrs. N. w. Alger left this morning
on the flyer for an extended visit with
friends and relatives at Fresno, Cal.
Hon. Jas. s. Duncan passed through
the city last night for Los Angeles,
where Mrs. Duncan and wife are So
journing.
Regular meeting of Adah Chapter
No. 5. o. e. s., Friday night, 1880
o'clock. BY order of worthy matron.
Laurn F1uke, secretary.
Miss Louise Harris, daughter of Mrs.
II. v. Harris, will leave Albuquerque at
an early day for San Bernardino, Cal,
where she will reside in the future.
w. Y. Walton and DIR. ID. H. earns are
down the river today shooting ducks.
/ lnty dl0 DOth NC oPOito iii WIN NV
bring back more Ian they Ear car
ry.
Don't forget the Presbyterian dinner
and supper at the Grant block tomor-
row. Dinner at IL, supper at 5. This
VIII be a good way to spend a holt
day.
The Presbyterian ladies will serve a
J dinner and supper of the usual excel
/ 1,paa NJ tho Grant hlnaE fnnnrrnu
Their established reputation will be
enough to call together a large crowd.
There's a demand for shepherds.
About fifty could find ready employ
ment in Santa Fe, a Miguel, Berna-
: lilo. Valencia and Socorro counties.
Agents are securing the Indian pueblos
for men to employ as shepherds.
w. L. Bretherton, manager of Sena-
A tor w. A. Clark's coal interests at
Clakville, Mckinley county, is in the
> city, arriving last night from a bust
ness trip to the eastern cities. He will
continue west to Gallup tonight.
Thomas Hughes, Of The Citizen, was
a south bound passenger last night.
He will attend the Elks meeting at
Silver City tonight, and will talk up
The Citizen. Before returning to this
city Mr.. Hughes will also visit Dem
ing.
Warm turkey, mashed potatoes and
dressing with gravy will be served by
the Presbyterian ladies at the dinner
tomorrow at the Grant block. Gran
berry, pumpkin and mince pie will moi
be forgotten. The supper will be equal
ly enjoyable.
C. L. Doran, the postoffice inspector
who is gaining quite q reputation fol
running down postOffice embezzlers
and robbers, came in from the nOrtf
} last night, and was in conference will
Fred. McKeehan, of the United State!
marshal's office, a few hours later.
Deputy United States Marshal f. L
Hall accompanied Assistant United
States Marshal Medler to Deming las
night. Marshal Foraker was slated II
: go south, but received a dispatch, com
n polling him to remain and instead tool
Is the flyer for Gallup at noon today.
R. w. d. Bryan made an address a
the Washington birthday exercises
RS which were held at the Central schoo
e. this afternoon. The scholars of tn
wv different rooms gathered in the receI
ton room up stairs where an appropri
~ ate program which had been prepares
was enjoyed.
Charles F. Owings, the young mar
q whose death was announced in yestel
* days Citizen, was an attorney at Law
- and a member of the Maryland bal
- The body, which was prepared for shiI
- ment by Undertaken Borders, left thi
= morning for its last resting place
e Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. ]. H. Robinson entertained tn
Battenberg club at her home on Soul
IN Arno street yesterday afternoon in
At very enjoyable way with conversatio
and refreshments. The members pre-
ent were: Mesdames E.. B. Harscl
Bernard, Rail, Craig, Richards, Fraze
Schick, Beavens.
The bicycle belonging to 7. j. Owel
= which was stolen about a month ag
6 from in front of a store on Railroa
8 avenue, was found yesterday on a v
Y cant lot in the north part of town, wit
3 both tires cut. The wheel, which is
g st. Joe Special, No. 1888, is paintt
* green, and, wlth the exception of Il
3 tires, is in pretty good condition.
81 Several of Il citizens have be-
3 trying to rib up a ball game betwe'
8 the crack shops team and a team
X has beens composed of such old pls
8 ers as Roy Mcdonald, Sonnier, Fra
& Barton, Bert Worries. Snapper Ha
n Woodland, Ross Merritt, Jim Brow
8 Jim Cosgrove and one or two othe
g 1t would be an interesting game as
Y shop boys, under Captain Shepard. a
q a very strong aggregation.
DIR. Edward O'Brien, managing &c
or OF The Successful American" p
90 lished in New York, is here, and v
% call on some of Albuquerque's prof
10 sional men and others for biOgraphi
q sketches of their lives, with half &c
g cuts, to be published in a special {
% ton of the above magazine.
@ O'Brien is accompanied to this city
"a Percy Gladstone, a member of the
70 torial staff. The gentlemen came
q from the south this morning.
% b. f. Fillmore, the popular wind
"a dresser at b.. nfeld & Co.'s, on Railr'