Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-09
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Harvey p. owens went to Santa Fe
last night.
e. Sheele, with Fred Scholle at Be
lin. was an Albuquerque visitor yes
terday.
Sam Locke. live stock inspector for
the seventh district, was in the city
over Sunday.
F. WI Brown, who is with J.. p. Gantz
in the wool and hide business, returned
to FL Paso yesterday.
The w. r. C. will meet in regular
session at the X. of p. hall Tuesday.
March 10. at 2:3O p. m. Initiation. BY
order of President. Temperance
Whitcomb. secretary.
Rev. Robert Renison. pastor of st.
Johns Episcopal church, is enjoying a
visit from his son, Rev. w. T. Renison.
pastor of the Episcopal church of Isco-
tasing, Onto, d. c.
There will be a work meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the st. Joseph
hospital tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O.
o'clock at the hospital. All members
requested to attend.
Hon. f. A. Hubbell, the collector
and treasurer OF this county. was a
passenger for Santa Fe last night.
Sheriff T. S. Hubbell will go up to the
territorial capital tonight.
j. w. Bennett of Houch, Ariz., is in
Albuquerque looking after his curio
store IN First street. under the man
agement of John Oliphant. Mr.. Ben
nett will return to Arizona tomorrow
night.
The Tucson Citizen says: j. T..
Hurst of Detroit, Mich, after visiting
friends in Tucson for the past two
Gays departed this morning for Albu-
querque, n. NJ, where he recently took
an option on a large tract of timber
land.
Jose Chaves, of Barelas, was SEN
fenced to sixty days in the county
Jail, in Judge Crawford's court this
morning, for entering the home of a
neighbor an dassaulting the inmates.
He vas arrested yesterday afternoon
for the offense.
Z. d. judah, representing The Para
fine Paint company, is in the city. He
nas made arrangements with J. C. Bal
bridge, the lumber merchant, for the
handling of parafine paint and p. & b.
rofing. Mr.. Judah's headquarters are
at 313 North Los Angeles street, Los
Angeles.
Councilman Thomas Hughes and
daughter, Miss Lou Hughes. n of
the stenographers in the territorial
council, returned to Santa Fe last
night, taking back with them pretty
little Miss Alice, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. c. Watson, after spending the
Sabbath with her grand parents.
Undertaken A. Borders entertained
DR.. NJ. A. Bresee of Los Angeles and
Mr.. Bernstein of the same city as
guests yesterday afternoon. They
were driven about the city and ex-
pressed themselves pleased with the
general appearance of the city. They
left last night for Ell Paso, and will
continue south through Mexico.
There is weeping at the White Ele-
plant, and Lon, the day mixer, has
gone to bed in low spirits. Billy, the
young Tom cat of the resort, sickened
and last night turned up his catship
toes to the daisies. The funeral will
take place late this afternoon n Col.
Baum, the cake-wslker, Is down on
the program to preach the funeral SER
mon.
OF the many musical programs rem
dered at the Alvarado by the Alvarado
Trio, that of last night was the most
delightful. The spacious lobby of the
hotel was crowded with expectant
guests and they Were pleased. Miss
Grace Houghton and Edward Thomas
sang a duet, and this pleasing number
was heartily enjoyed. The instru-
mental numbers given by the trio were
excellent.
LOST-A light spring wagon, dark
box with yellow wheels; was taken