Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-16

today on passenger train NO. z.
Montague Stevens, the Socorro coun-
ty cattleman, is in the city today.
DR.. Wolvin made a short trip to the
carnival at III Paso, returning this
morning.
Miss Frances Butts is visiting in
Eel Paso, the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Otto Arnold.
+. A. Fletcher, representing the
Wilson Bros. Of Chicago, is in the city
calling on bis trade.
|. F~reudenberg was down from Ber-
nalillo last night. He returned home
today on delayed passenger train No.2.
Architect Charles F. Whittlesey com
pleted his visit at the FL Paso carni-
nal and returned to Albuquerque this
morning.
The Harvey museum has been fitted
with a fine black oak cabinet. which
will be used for displaying valuables
and curios.
Word comes from Denver that A. w.
Clelland. Sr., father of the Albuquerque
owner of valuable real estate, is lying
at the point of death.
Charles f. Spader, the general mer-
is in the city today purchasing goods
from local wholesale merchants.
The Las Vegas Record says: Her
bert ID. Romero has gone down to Al
buquerque, presumably to accept a
position in the probate clerks Office.
Prof. U. Francis. Duff, of Deming,
"Out West" has IN interesting sketch
under the title "The Water Tank"
R. L. Hobart, of Toledo, Ohio. is a
recent visitor il the city. Mr.. Hobart
Is thinking officiating in Albuquer-
que If he finds the conditions favora-
BILE.
Manager H. S. Stevens, of the Har-
vey News system at Albuquerque, &C
%companied by his wife. returned from
the midwinter carnival at FL Paso this
morning.
r. A. Davis. who. with his wife.
spent several weeks in the city last
fall, died at Phoenix the fore part of
the week. His body has been shipped
to Chicago for burial.
Mrs. II. f. Wright, wife of DR..
Wright, the well known surgeon of
Sacramento, left last night for her
home. She was returning from a visit
to the City of Mexico.
This evening the Estrella Literary
society of the University will give the
first program of the year at the rooms
of the school of music. The friends of
the University are invited.
Rev. w. A. Cooper, of Santa Fe.
came in last night and continued on to
Mesilla Park to attend a meeting of
the board of regents of the College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
The Mutual Protective society of
Old Albuquerque will give a dance to-
morrow evening at their hall at the
west end of the street car line. A
pleasant time is expected and the or
chestra will be extra good.
L.. A.. Grout, who was here the past
few days, will leave tonight for Ari-
zcna, to look over some railroad build
ing contracts now under Roadway.
From Arizona, he will continue on to
his headquarters and home in Los
Angeles.
j. F. Hlnkle, memDe of the terrific
rial board of equalization from the
Fifth judicial district, who was in San
ia Fe several days in attendance on
the meetings of the board, passed
through the city last night for his
home at Roswell.
The report that Col. j. l.. Morris is
quite sick was somewhat exaggerated.
The colonel has not been in good
health since his attack of pneumonia
last fall, and these cold windy days
kept him confined to his room. The
%colonel's absence from the streets
caused the report to be circulated that
he was seriously III.
Charles Hess and wife passed
through the city last night, going TO
San Marcial to visit with friends. Mr..
Hess is a Santa Fe conductor, with
headquarters at Wichita, Kas. Prev
ious to going to Wichita Mr.. Hess liv-
ed at San Marcial and ran a train on
the Rio Grande division. They have
been visiting in California the past
few weeks.
w. V. Wolyin, y. -. s., Dental Sur
peon Santa Re Pacific Railroad Cant