Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

NJ Sesslon VI polce court was held
this morning.
w. Il. iwine has returned to the city
from Chicago, after an absence of sew
eral weeks.
c. c. Bickel and wife, and Miss Lulu
Bickel, of Louisville, KY. are in the
city for a few days.
Rev. Father Di Palma, of the old
town Catholic church, was a passenger
for Socorro last night.
No meeting of Harmony lodge No.
II, ]. o. o. f., this evening. s. T. Vann.
N. G.; o. s. Pillsbury, secretary.
F. H. Kent and wife, after a stay of
Two days in Hell canyon, returned to
the city late yesterday afternoon.
H. o. Maurino, the tombstone build
er, has returned from a business trip
to Belen and other southern towns.
Berthold Spitz, of THE Phoenix"
dry goods house. who was at Santa Fe
yesterday, returned to the CITY last
night.
o. Bambini, the tailor. is reported to
be still dangerously Ill. He has beer
in almost a dying conuition for the
past week.
Rev. w. d.. Clayton, who visited his
son, DR.. Edwin M. Clayton and wife at
Gallup the past month, has returned
to the city.
Hon. Solomon Luna. of Los Lunas.
is here watching the election. He is
anxious for a clean. sweeping republi-
can victory.
The benefit dance of Mrs. Valentine.
to secure funds to help get her brother
out OF jail, W. be held at the Colombo
hall tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. A. E. Pickard are
entertaining for a few days Mrs. F. Al
Reynolds and wife, who arrived last
night from Canon City, Colo.
Charles Worries enjoyed yesterday
with his Albuquerque relatives. He left
last night to join B. Lantry G. Sons
railroad building outfit at Los Angeles.
b. Ruppe. New Mexico district dep,
uty of the Elks lodge, will leave to.
night for Silver City, where he will in
stall the recently elected officers of the
lodge of that city.
Owing to some needed repairs the
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine
Works closed down until Thursday
morning, and all the employees are
taking part in the election today.
Rev. ]. Stitt Wilson closed the cam
paign for the socialists last night with
an open air meeting at the corner of
Gold avenue and Second street. A bon
fire was provided and a brass band
furnished music.
Rev. William Sloan and wife. ac-
complished citizens of Gallup. after a
stay of a few days here, returned to
Gallup last night. They attended the
meetings of the Congregational asso-
citation of New Mexico.
There will be a regular meeting of G..
*. Warren post, Grand ArmyIof the
Republic, this evening at 8 o'clock in
the N. T. Armijo building. BY order of
j. w. Edwards, post commander. w.
w. Mcdonald, adjutant. ,,.-
The two story residence of IMr. and
Mrs. l.. L. Delaney, erected on the cor
ner of Roma and Keleher is
completed, and occupied by Mrs. Min
ME Akers. 1t is one of the incest and
most convenient residences of that
section of the city.
c. e. Mead, in charge of the expert
mental station of the Agricultural col
lege, located at Aztec, and w. e. Len.
festy, were here yesterday on business.
Mr.. Mead is a brother of Operator
Mead of the local ONCE of the Western
Union Telegraph company.
Schwartzman & With, the North
Second street butchers, will soon have
installed and in position at their place
of business, one of the largest and
most improved meat refrigerators in
the city. j. w. McQuade, the carpen-
ter, is attending to the work.
Yesterday, in a first class covered
wagon. drawn by two good horses. Fl.
f. hettler left for Ell Paso and expects
to make the trip of nearly 800 miles
in two weeks. Mrs. Kettler and chill
dren will remain in Camp Whitcomb
until Mr.. Kettler gets settled in Ell
Paso.
The eastern railroads are already
making bids for western business to
the Grand Army encampment which
will be held in Washington next Octo-
Der. Post Commander j. w. Edawrds
this morning received a letter from the
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & st.
Louis railroad asking his cooperation
In getting a special car from here.
This afternoon. at 2:3O o'clock, the
Woman's Relief Corps met at the Whit
son music store and considered i'm
portant matters connected with the
territorial encampment OF the Grand
Army of the Republic, which will be
held in this city April 10. The Wo-
mans Relief Corps can always be de.
pended on to assist the veterans in
entertaining their visitors.
The Carlsbad Argus says: A. A.
Keen, land commissioner of New Mex
leo, was an arrival from Santa Fee on
Wednesday evenings train. He went
on to Roswell Thursday morning, that
being the objective point of his jour
ney. He will probably return to Carls-
bad Sunday and spend Monday in the
city. This is Mr.. Keen's first visit &c
the Pecos valley. and il is desired that
he does not go out of it until it's re-
sources and conditions be revealed to
HIM.
Bontel Baker, an old man 76 years
old, who was tramping from California
to Colorado Springs, walked up the
coal shute at Isleta and fell from the
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