Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-12
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Attorney Nell p. Field went to
Santa Fe this morning.
Van Cullen Jones, an eastern news
paper man, is in the city for his health.
Miss Mabel Fox. the cashier at the
Lion store, is confined to her home
with sickness.
= Walter w. Spooner was the admira-
gle host to a small party of friends
Saturday night.
Porter Morrow, the Simmons Hard
ware company's a has returned
from a trip to Socorro.
Attorney e. V. Chayes was a passen-
ger to Santa Fe this morning. He eX-
poets to return tomorrow evening.
Conductor George II. Thomas has
returned from a weeks visit at Topeka
with his mother. who is in very poor
health.
j. T.. Matson and wife. of Troy, N. Y,
have returned to the city after a short
visit to Los Angeles relatives and
friends.
Hon. Jas. S. Duncan. of Las Vegas.
member of the territorial board of
equalization. is at Santa Fe today. at
tending a meeting of the board.
Hon. j. A. Mahoney. the big hard
ware merchant Of Deming. and Attor-
ney Percy Wilson, passed through the
city this morning for Santa Fe.
A. Staab and j. w. Akers, two well
known citizens of Santa Fe. came in
from the territorial capital last night,
to spend a day in the metropolis.
j. A. Weinmann, manager of the
Golden Rule Dry Goods company store.
and wife are enjoying a visit from Mr..
Monday, an old friend from Brooklyn,
n. Y.
w. D.. Gilman, proprietor of the
Gilman Employment agency, which
has offices at FL Paso and lnis city,
came up from the Pass City this
morning.
w. Stanford Patterson. who repre-
sents "The Sunland" brand of Califor-
mia fruit juices and preserves, is still
in the city. and is meeting with sue
cess in taking orders.
The Ballut Abyad Temple, A. A. o.
N. NJ. s., will meet tonight at their
hall on North Third street. Installa-
ton. This is the ladies' annual enter
tainment and banquet. Invitations have
been sent out.
Mrs. S. Spitz. of Santa Fe, with rela-
tives in this city, will leave Saturday
for Denver, where she will attend the
wedding of her niece, Miss Pauline
Dreyfuss, which will take place there
on the 22d instant.
Hon. w. J.. Mills. the chief justice,
who enjoyed the Sabbath at his home
in Las Vegas, returned to Santa Fe
last night, to be present at the recon
vening of the territorial supreme
court there this morning.
w. H. Coleman, of Las Vegas, is in
the city, and called at The Citizen of
flee. Mr.. Coleman was the republican
candidate for legislative honors, in the
lower house, in San Miguel county, but
was defeated. He will contest.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
in regular session at the Knights of
Pythias hall Tuesday, January 10.
Melting will be called at promptly 2
o'clock p. m. Initiation. BY order of
president. Temperance Whitcomb,
secretary.
Mrs. John T. Barraclough. who is
here on business connected with the
estate of her late deceased husband, |
today subscribed $500 toward securing
the right of way and terminals for the
Albuquerque Eastern railway and the
big lumber mills.
Herman A. Buckley and James T.
Downing are a couple of gentlemen
here from Las Vegas for the purpose
OF establishing a district office for the
National Life and Trust company.
They expect to secure office rooms in
the new Barnett building.
Elsewhere in The Citizen, today, is
published an item regarding the organ
ization of the new social club. known
as the Spanish-American Social club.
The club was not organized in Old
Albuquerque, as stated. but the meet
ing was held in Odd Fellows hall of
this city.
10 f. Sheridan, United States coal
mine inspector for New Mexico, is at
Santa Fe, arriving from the south Sat
urday. He has during the past week
made a thorough inspection of the coal
mines in Madrid, and will leave Santa
Fe today for Monero to inspect the
coal mines at that point.
Express Messenger Popping, who
runs between Albuquerque and Los
Angeles, met with a painful accident
just before his train reached this city
last night. A trunk weighing 200
pounds fell on his foot crushing it bad
ly. A physician was summonede as
soon as the train reached Albuquer-
que.
There was much doing in Elkdom
Saturday night. The Elks were out in
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ed to be one OF the best in some time
past. -Four new candidates were init
lated. They were Jesus Romero, Oar
by e. Day. w. A. Neal and DR.. w. d.
Radcliffe, of Belen. Refreshments
followed.
The Grand Army of the Republic and
Woman's Relief Corps will install
their officers for the ensuing year at