Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


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James d. May, the Cochiti miner and
operator, is in the city today.
The Degree Of Honor will hold a reg
ular meeting tomorrow night.
II. Jay Stone. the heavyweight of
The Citizen Office force, is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Romero. nee MISS Hubbell, is
here from Las Vegas, on a visit to
her relative, Mrs. F. A. Hubbell.
Mrs. y. G. Whitson, of the whitson
Music company, has returned from q
successful business trip to Gallup.
Robert Douthitt, the well known
mine expert and operator, is in the
city. coming in from Santa Fe last
night.
Capt. Doer. of Pittsburg, Pa. a par
ticular friend of Ed. b. Quickel. is
again in the city. and will remain a
few weeks.
The drill of company G. First regi-
ment, national guard of New Mexico,
will be resumed tonight at the usual
hour. M. O'Donnell, captain.
Regular meeting of Harmony lodge
No. II. l. o. o. F., this evening. In
stallation and supper. All members
of the order invited to attend. BY or
der OF H. o. Strong, N. G..
Owing to the illness of Rabbi Kap-
Ian the meeting of the Temple Albert
Literary Circle, called for this wen
ing, has been postponed until next
Tuesday evening, January 10.
Regular review of Albuquerque tent
No. l. X. o. T. NJ, will take place at
s p. m. Wednesday, the 18th, in Knights
of Pythias hall. Installation of officers
will take place. B.. Ruppe, commander.
der.
The executive committee and direc-
tors of the territorial fair association
are requested to meet tomorrow night
at s o'clock. up stairs over Zeiger's
Cafe. All should attend. Important
business.
The Citizen has two letters for
Right Honorable Alfred Ernest Esta-
brook" The letters are from Port
land, Oregon, first addressed to him at
Courier Office, Prescott, Arizona, and
thence forwarded to this city, care Citi-
zen office. He must be a printer.
Col. A.. N. Brown, for several years
the editorial writer and manager of
the Las Vegas Record, has severed his
connection with that paper and will
take a rest before going into harness
again. The colonel is one of the best
editorial writer's in the southwest, and
he is a hard worker.
There will be a business and work
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary Sew |
ing society of the St. Joseph hospital
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
hospital. All members are requested |
to attend this first meeting of the new
year. BY order of the president. Mrs. |
E. L. Medler. Mrs. Ed. B. Harsch. Sec
rotary.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Bullock, of Ell
Paso. are in the city. Mr.. Bullock is
suffering with a lame leg, the result of
an accident to the knee cap Mrs. Bull
lock understands some of the branches
of the bindery business. The couple |
will probably go up to Santa Fe in a
few days, with a view of securing EN-.
ployment there during the legislature. |
1t is probable that Albuquerque will
have as visitors in the spring Presi-
dent John Mitchell, of the United Mine
Workers, and Vice President Russell, |
of the same organization. Mr.. Mitchell,
since the great Strike in the anthracite
coal regions of Pennsylvania, has be-
come II of the most talked of and
noted labor leaders the world has ever
They are old acquaintance of
Ike and Warren Graham, who they will
visit while here.
The society editor of the Journal
Democrat is having a hard time cor
recting his items of a few days ago.
He first omitted Mrs. F. A. Hubbells
name from a very pretty write-up and
the next day a~pologized for the omis- !,
sion. This morning he had another
apology, having given credit for a ,
pleasant card party to Miss Irma Tas-
cher when it should have been Miss
Irma Schuster. The Citizen stepped
into the latter blunder by Matchmaking