Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

CANDY mouse, is III the CITY today.
Manuel S. Pine, a big ranchman of
Mangos, is in the city to purchase sup.
plies.
F. A. Carter, representing the Bea-
con Paper company, of -. Louis. is
here today.
X. X. Scott, the town clerk of Gallup.
is in the city today or some important
legal matters.
Steve Caravan, the popular assessor
of Mckinley county. is in the city again
on court matters.
The passenger traffic on the local
north bound trains was unusually
heavy this morning.
e. c. Deweese, representing the DR..
Bosanko Medicine company, is in the
city from Philadelphia.
John A.. Ross, a well known Santa
Fe railway official. located at Las We
gas, is in the city today.
Architect Charles F. Whittlesey re-
turned last night from a short bust
ness trip to Los Angeles.
Jurge Stansbury came up from So
zorro this morning and will spend a
few days in the metropolis.
Mesdames Fred Becker, j. Vielstich
and J. Sichler, of Belen, are in the city
visiting friends and shopping.
F. II. Nudge, of the Santa Fe survey
ing corps. is in the city today on bust
hes connected with his duties.
w. H. Mohr, supervising architect
for the Santa Fe Pacific, was a passen-
ger for Los Angeles last night.
William Foy, who has beer suffering
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of the ear, is reported improving.
V.Visetti and John Stein, prominent
officials of the Fred Harvey eating
house system, were here yesterday af-
ternoon and last night.
Roland II. Stevens, of the surveying
corps of the albuquerque Eastern and
Santa Fe Central, Is in the city from
the camp on the mesa.
Jacob Korber and Jacob Loebs are
making a trip over the Santa Fe Pa
cific on business. They were at Wins
low day before yesterday.
G. c. Hall, the commission merchant
will leave for Trinidad tonight. He
expects to return Monday night next,
so as to be here for election day.
G. w. Hayzlett, the government
agent for the Navajo Indians at Fort
Defiance, came in from the west last
night, n will remain a few days. He
is here on court matters.
Marietta Chaves died at her home
in Ranches de Atrisco this morning
from a evere attack of pneumonia.
The deceased was "a years old and the
mother of a large family.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
VTninn will hold a rn0u1or ynootfpu ot
Mrs. Wilson's on West Gold avenue
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. All
members urged to attend.
There will be a regular conclave of
Pilgrim Commandery, No. 3, Knights
Templar, at Masonic hall this Thurs
day. evening BY order of the e G..
l.. II. Chamberlin, recorder. Do.
Mrs. Willard Spate and little daugh-
ter, Florence, were passengers from
this city for Chicago. Mrs. Spate re-
Ceived a telegram notifying her of the
dangerous illness of her mother.
Ellis Winders and w. A. Kreamer.
marshal and assistant marshal, respec-
lively. of Gallup, came in from the
west last night. They are witnesses in
the Baca murder case now on trial.
The western travelling agent for the
Nickel Plate road, Charles Johnson,
was in Phoenix on business. He has
returned from Arizona, ant is now en-
route to his headuarters at Denver.
M. W. Flournoy, vice president of
the First National bank, left last night
for a short business trip to Needles,
Cal. Mr.. F%lournoy expects to visit
. several Arizona towns before return,
ing.
Superintendent of Motive Power ].
B. Henderson and his assistant, w. G.
Nettleton, arrived from the west this
morning in SPECIAL car 212. They are
spending the day in the city and will
go east tonight.
The Las Vegas Record says: j. Ben
nett, of New York, who had been here
for several days, accepted a position as
bookkeeper with the Albuquerque
branch house of Gross, Kelly G. Co,
and left for there yesterday.
The lectures being now delivered
/ on Sundays at Odd Fellows hall give
, hard facts given strictly by scientific
) methods. They make a chain of &C
cumulative evidence in demonstration
B of the life hereafter, which is the fun
s damental truth of ~spiritualism.
B The members of the Twentieth Cen
8 fury social club are making elaborate
\ preparations for their closing dance
B which will occur tonight at Grants
Z hall. Besides the usual dancing pro
: gram, refreshments will be served
, Mrs. Berry will furnish the music.
DR.. Woodbridge has installed ma
, chinery for preparing fertilizer from
, the guano caves which he owns nea
} Lava. The guano is pulverized by thu
!, machine and is spread on the grount
when delivered, DR.. Woodbridge will
} later experiment with the lava of tn
district as a fertilizer.
A. II. Parrish, a few years ago cor
, nected with The Citizen in a mechan.
, cal way, is winning laurels for himsel
} down in Florida, having left his Chico
: go home for the southland a fey
) months ago. He is the city editor @
. the Miami Metropolis, and representa-
that paper at the meeting of the Flol
) ida Press association. which met a