Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Ascension day this year falls on the
Sth of May.
Basket ball and dance tonight at Co.
lombo hall.
J. r. Colby, recently of Newport.
VT, has been admitted to the bar by
Judge Baker.
Messrs. Doran and Smithers. two
postofice inspectors, were passengers
for the north this morning.
The Economist dry goods store. on
Railroad avenue, has arranged a very
pretty Easter front window.
The dear girls will soon bloom in
all the beauties of a new spring dress
and bonnet. Easter is near by.
Don't let the black birds or the
spring robins fool you into preparing
an onion bed. Wait a few days.
Chris Christensen, a well known
pharmacist, left this morning for Las
Vegas on business. He will be absent
several days.
Judge Crawford had only five vag.
rants before him this morning. Two
of them were given five days each and
three were discharged.
Basket ball and dance at the Co
lombo hall tonight between the Guards
and Minors. The Citizen acknowledges
complimentary tickets.
Albuquerque dry goods and millinery
stores are displaying lots of new spring
styles. All ladies invited to the millin-
cry openings tomorrow.
Hon. Nicolas GALES, recently ap-
pointed register of the United States
land Office at Las Cruces, passed up
the road for Santa Fe this morning.
w. N. Finch. of the timekeepers' Of
flee, left last night for Schenectady, N.
Y, in response to a telegram
ing the dangerous illness of his bro
Their.
c. Hill, the general merchant of Is.
leta, is in the city today on business.
He is purchasing some necessary sup.
plies for the Indian trade of that vii.
lage.
If you drop SCOT on the carpet the
coming April, in moving or house
cleaning, cover it thickly with salt,
and it may be swept up without black
ening the carpet.
H.. p. Perley, a Santa Fe Pacific en-
gineer, recently resigned his position,
and passed through the city last night
for Salisbury, Mo-, where he will re-
side in the future.
Call at Mrs. McCreight's millinery
opening tomorrow afternoon and even.
ing and see the pretty 'Raisin'' and
Dolly Warden" hats. First announce
ment of the season.
Go and see the pretty hats at the
millinery opening of Mrs. McCreight,
No. 210 South Second street. tomor-
row Saturday afternoon and evening
from 2 to 8 o'clock.
Some Of the most beautiful hats and
bonnets manufactured for spring
styles at Mrs. McCreight's millinery
opening tomorrow afternoon and even
ing. Ladies' invited.
Hon. Solomon Luna and wife. of Los
Lunas, are in the city today-the for
mer to chat and confer with the local
politicians, and the latter to visit the
millinery emporiums.
Eduvire Candelario, one of the old.
est Mexican women in Ranches de At
risco, died of old age yesterday and
was buried this morning. She was rs
years old at the time of her death.
The Santa Fe Central and Albuquer-
que Eastern railroads surveying corps
are nearing Albuquerque. The boys
are now in Tijeras canyon. and have
established a camp at or near Silva's
place.
j. f. Williams was here last night 20
visit his family. Mr.. Williams is the
liveryman at Cerrillos, but Mrs. Will
liams and the children reside here to
get the benefit of the good public
schools.
The members of the Presbyterian
church of this city will give a social
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, Beatty, lis South Walter street.
All are cordially invited. Special in
vitation to strangers.
j.. R. Colby mas taken a position al
the Hyde Exploring Expedition store
on First street. He will go west to
Thoreau tonight, and be assigned
as clerk at n o. the stores on the
Navajo Indian reservation.
Hon. II. o. Bursum, the popular and
efficient superintendent of the terri
torial ~penitentiary, who was down
south looking over his mines in the
Mogollon district, passed up the road
for Santa Fe this morning.