Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

feated the Barelas team by a score of
8 to Z.
William Knott. one of the Fred Har-
vey eating house superintendent, is
her today on business.
Mrs. Walton's dance at the Grant
hall tonight; not at the Colombo hall,
as stated in the Journal-Democrat.
The base ball clubs of this territory
and FL Paso should form a league and
get up a series of games for this sea-
son.
V. V. Clark, the well-known mining
engineer, who was up in Utah and
Idaho on business, has returned to the
city.
Don't think you have not time to
read the advertisements. Every word
of them is not only interesting but
profitable.
A. NJ. Bergere. the district court
clerk at Santa Fe, who was here the
past few Gays, returned to the capital
city this morning.
J.. w. Edwards, department COM
mander of the grand army, is confined
to his bed Inc threatened with an at
tack of pneumonia.
Mrs. o. II. Scott was a passenger for
Belen last Saturday night, where she
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Simmons
for a week or ten days.
Mrs. Walton's shirtwaist dance will
be held at the Grant hall. instead of
the Colombo hall, as was stated in this
mornings Journal-Democrat.
The albuquerque Planning Mill com
pany had an accident last Saturday
afternoon, in consequence of which the
I mill will not run for a couple of days.
: O. w. Strong, the furniture dealer
and undertaker-senior member of the
. firm of o. w. Strong & Sons-left last
Saturday night for Chicago on bust
ness.
u Work is progressing nicely on the
e additions of the local railway hospital.
When completed the local hospital
g will be one of the largest and best on
4, the system.
Leon B.. Stern, one of the big dry
goods merchants on West Railroad ave
nue., enjoyed the Sabbath with Socorro
relatives and friends. He returned to
the city this morning.
w. c. Leonard. ex-alderman. will
erect on South First street a large
building, and J. l.. La Driere, the archi-
tect, has completed the plans and spec
ifications for the building.
A.. Morelock, superintendent of con-
struction for the Santa Fe Central
telegraph system, was here yesterday
on a visit to his wife and son He re-
turned to Santa Fe last night.
Last dance of the season, under the
auspices of the popular teacher, Mrs.
Walton, at the Grant hall tonight; not
at Colombo hall as was enormously
announced in the Journal-Denocrat.
The freight traffic manager of the
Santa Fe system, w. B. Biddle, and
party have returned to Chicago.
Their visit to this city will result in
= good to local wholesale merchants.
= j. ]. Mcdonald was here last week
Is on a visit to friends. He is chief en-
IT gineer of the ferry, San Pablo. be
< tween Point Richmond andSan Fran
o cisco, for the Santa Fe railway.
r. X. Gentry, formerly of this city,
holds a most important position under
Superintendent of Terminals Walker
If at Point Richmond. He is the cashier,
IT with five men under him, and handles
a big pile of money every day.
ls The city council met in special ses-
Is sion Saturday evening and rejected all
bids for furnishing the city teams and
W wagons. The contract for feeding
prisoners was awarded to Isaac Jack
son.
j. D.. Eakin, of the Wholesale liquor
firm of Mellini & Eakin, after a So
y journ of a few days here, returned to
Is Santa Rosa this morning. The firm
j. has a branch store at Santa Rosa and
"a Tucumcari.
A live wire was blown down last
e. evening and set fire to the roof of the
frame building in the rear of the Met
I' ropolitan hotel. The fire was put out
with a few buckets of water before the
= fire department arrived.
: r. p. Hall, wife and daughter have
3 returned to the city from Hollywood
( Cal, where Mrs. Hall has spent severaI
5 years for her health. She reports her
q self in fine health. and the family will
. reside here in the future.
q l.. N. Shaw, formerly bookkeepel
3 for Brockmeier & Cox, left here today
q for Tucumari. N. NJ, where he has &C
q cepted a similar position with George
S. Good & Co, contractors for the con
q struction of the Rock Island railroad
g The wholesale liquor firm of Bach
3 echi & Giomi, on First street, is fixing
6 up in fine style. plate glass being pu
S in for the old paneS, and the walls viii
3 be newly papered. The office depart
8 ment has also been more convenient!
- arranged.
j. II. Holman, for twenty years cor
nected with the train service of tn
9 Santa Fe road, resigned the othe
- day, and will devote his time in tn
. future to another occupation. He wa
@ one of the best and most efficient ell
~ gineers on the coast lines west of TIL
% city.
70 For Sale Modern six room res
n dence in choice residence district, col
% tains all convenniences. Address Me
70 care Citizen.