Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

spent yesterday III lac Guy, leaving
for California last night.
Attorney Neil B. Field passed
through the city last night en- route
from santa Fe to Los Lunas.
Edward Dodd. of the contracting
firm of Dodd e Lembke. is recovering
from a sickness of several days.
County School superintendent F. A..
Hubbell returned last night from a
short business trip to Santa Fe.
w. B. Childers. United States attor-
ney, who was at Santa Fe attending
court, returned to. the city last night.
George w. Armiio and wife. newly
married couple. are in the city today
from Santa Fe, visiting relatives and
friends.
J. b. Lazare. the national bank exam.
liner, with home and headquarters at
Denver, Colo, is in the city on official
business.
w. H. Hahn. the well known coal
dealer. is also a member of the Elks
building committee, his name being
omitted by mistake.
Chas. Chadwick. the sheep and wool
commission merchant. has returned 10
the city from a business trip through
the southern counties.
J. r. Carpenter. who is in the gener-
al merchandise business at the little
mountain town of Tijeras, was here
today purchasing goods.
Walter Jaffa, who has been under
the weather for the past two weeks.
nursing a severe attack of bronchitis.
is able to be around again.
- =. = 80, -.
lots on West Copper avenue for a
handsome new residence. which is to
be built by Mrs. L. B. Putney.
G. Gioml and J. Pedroncelli, repre-
s~enting the wholesale liquor house Of
Bachechi & Giomi, left this morning
on business to the river towns.
The VIM. Farr meat market is be-
ing moved into it's new quarters today.
1t was Mr.. Fairs intention to move
yesterday. but on account of the wind
it was postponed.
j. H. Russell, eighteen years with
the Waltham Watch company, at Wal
than, Mass. has accepted a position in
the watch department of S. Vann &
Sons jewelry store.
The body of Chas. l.. Britton. the
colored man, whose death occurred
last Friday and has since been held at
Edwards Undertaking p~arlors, was
shipped this morning to Chicago.
J. Dienhart. of Chicago. arrived in
the city last night and expects to spend
several months here. Mr.. Dienhart is
in poor health and hopes that the eli
mate here will AFFORD him some bene-
fit.
Grant Kinnan, who has been clerk.
ing in FL Paso, is here on a visit to his
wife and TO get ria of the Pass city
fever. He will remain a few days. Mr..
Kinnan reports all former Albuquerque
citizens prospecting in Ell Paso.
Charles r. Long, Louisville. KY, and
Oscar Guth, of st. Louis. Mo, who
B were at Las Vegas for Tie past few
months, were here last night on theiI
way to Las Cruces, where they contem
. plate purchasing a large ranch.
A wild cat. which was killed by Ed
Sammis in Bear canyon about ter
years ago and has since been on exhi
< bition in the laboratory of the Univer
} sity, is being packed today at Rupees
!, drug store, and will be shipped to Mr.
, Sammis at Peabody, Kas.
( An electric motor was installed al
the Clarkeville coal yards yesterday tC
, furnish motor power for the wooC
, saws. John S. Beaver, proprietor Of
the yards. saws that the change from
steam to electric power was made nee
essary by increasing business.
A few days ago Seymour Lewinsor
t returned from his eastern vacation
spending the time in the big cities
He has resumed his position at "Th'
Economist" and invites his friends t.
l call and see him when in want of any
thing in the dry goods line.
Jas. w. Ferris, editor of the Jolie
Daily News, of Joliet, H.. who hai
been spending several days in the cit.
! studying conditions, left last night 70
} Ell Paso. Mr.. Ferris complimente'
! Albuquerque very highly on it's thrift
; He also complimented the newspape
2 facilities of this city.
! II was intimated at an afternoon tie
3 quite recently that not less than fv
: of the present city school teacher
! would be more or less interested i
matrimonial affairs which will occu
: during the coming summer The II
D formant also states hat diamond ring
4 in some of the cases referred to ar
3 now evident.
The Chicago Record Herald say
3 that Fred naymer will probably be r
leased by the National league club
q that city. Fred played two years wit
> the Chicago team and held his en-
Z with the rest of them. This year the
q have thus far signed thirty-two player
o and as the allowance is only fourtee
the balance will either be released
o sold to other clubs. Fred would be
o valuable man with a good club, b
with a club as miserably weak as la
3 years Chicagos he had no chance
o show the stuff here is in him.
0 ]. w. Edwards, post commander
G. w. Warren post, C. A. r., has I
3 ceived a letter from Judge ]. r. McF1
department commander, stating tn
that the territorial encampment of 4
. G. A. r. would be held in Albuquerq'
% some time between the LIST and 10
S Of April. Last year the encampme