Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-02

touches on angular gearing and angu-
lar velosity. He has the best wishes
OF his friends for a successful career
in the work he has chosen.
Charles L.. Lantry. who has been
looking over the construction work of
his company at Belen, was in the city
yesterday.
Two sisters of the Convent of Sac
red Heart in New York. are in the city
soliciting funds to build a home for
INDECENT Italians in that city.
DR.. S. T. Vann, the optician, was a
visitor at Belen yesterday. He says
that saloons and lunch houses are as
yet the only building going on.
Maynard Gunsul, nag of the AL.
buquerque Gas, Electric Light and
Power company, has returned to the
city after a short business trip to Den
yer.
j. b. Martin, a miner of the Senorita
district, in the Nacimiento country,
Will cave tomorrow morning for San
ia Fe, to visit his children, who are at
tending school at the capital.
Mrs. John w. Poe, of Roswell, arriv-
ed in the city this morning and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Nc
Gaffey. Mrs. Poe will leave tonight for
an extended visit to California.
The New Mexican says: MRS. o. G..
Watson and sister, Miss Lou Hughes,
Of Albuquerque, will entertain on Sat
urday afternoon, February Z, at the
home of the former on Cathedral Place
at a card party.
Miss Juanita Zeiger, of Ell Paso, who
has been spending the winter in Albu-
querque attending the city high school.
left last night for her home in the Pass
city. Her sister will remain here un-
til after the end of the school term.
The bell boys at the Alvarado haye
been organized into a fire company by
Manager Cheathom. Harry Mckay
has been made captain of the company
and a practice drill takes place every
night and every line of hose in the
building is tested.
Martin S. Tierney, the energetic city
sAA NCt tpliiiloololti was ~ ytdlO Olu
today, and he is celebrating the event
by going through the alleys notifying
housekeepers that they will be fined if
they insist on throwing tin cans and
other rubbish in the alleys and streets.
Malicious depredations were commit
ted in all parts of the city last night.
Petty thieving is becoming so common
that it is getting to be quite a serious
problem. Laprobes and whips were
stolen from vehicles at both the Lead
avenue Methodist and Presbyterian
churches last night.
The New Mexican says: Mrs. Harry
Benjamin, of Albuquerque, who spent
several days of this week on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Armijo, returned
home Thursday. Miss Anita Armijo,
of Albuquerque, who was a guest at
the Bergere home, and attended the
Luna reception and ball on Tuesday,
has also returned to the Duke city"
Word comes from Los Lunas that
Stony Ball, the negro who is in jail
there with a serious charge standing
against him, is suffering from fever as
well as the gunshot wound he received
while trying to escape the clutches of
the mob and the beating he received
after being captured. 1t is reported
that his chances for recovery are very
slim.
The Art club entertained their de-
parting member General A. Hudson,
who returned to his home in Column
bia, Mo-, today, with a club banquet
at the Alvarado last night. The re-
naming members of the club are
wearing mourning, to show their re-
spects for the loss of so valuable a
member of the organization of accom-
plishment and progression.
Mrs. NJ. McCreight has sold her mil
linery rarlors 10 Mrs. Parker and Miss
Fleming. who will conduct the bust
ness at the same place. Mrs. Nc
Creight enjoyed a first class trade
among the ladies' of this city and
throughout the territory, and regret
her retirement, but for health reasons
she is compelled to take a much need
ed rest. The lady bespeaks for her
successors a continuance of the same
excellent trade she enjoyed.
Mrs. William Collister was agree
ably surprised Friday night by a small
party of friends, who called unexpect-
eddy, with well filed baskets. The
refreshments were the very finest and
a most enjoyable time was had. The
guests were: Mesdames Donahue,
Wilson, Schwalbe, Chan, Misses Glenn
ent, Wilson, Schwalbe, Donahue, Col
lister Messrs. Norman, Donahue, Geh-
ring, Welch, Duffy, Pease, Nelson,
Bell. Elsemore, Pearsole and Knud-
son.
The Optic says: The tallest man in
New Mexico, George Davis by name,
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