Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. c. M. Adamson and little
daughter, Miss Renetta, of Old Albu-
querque. have returned from their
trip to Winslow.
Mrs. ]. f. Chaves, who has been Wis
iting friends at Los Lunas, passed
through the city this morning en- route
to her home at Santa Fe.
H. II. Tilton has sold one of his resi-
dences to E. M. Bullard. 1t is the
pretty home located on the corner of
Sixth street and Silver avenue.
Mrs. B. Frank Fillmore's dancing
classes at Odd Fellows hall was well
attended last night 1t was an enjoya-
BILE affair, as Mrs. Fillmore's dances al
ways are.
]. w. Edwards. the undertaken and
Grand Army of the Republic COM
mander. has received a letter from
United States Senator Quay, saying
that he was working hard for state
hood.
E. ]. Post & Co., hardware merch-
mast, have secured the contract for
furnishing the hardware for the new
Barnett building. The roof will be
covered with the famous ''old style
Taylor" tin.
Judge II. r. Hamilton. formerly a
prominent attorney at law of this city
but now of Ell Paso, is here today on
legal matters. He is now attorney for
the Eagle Mining & Milling company
located at the Pass City.
The handsome new residence of w.
J. Johnson. being built on West Rail
road avenue, Is ncc .ng completion
rapidly E. b, Christy- the architect,
today awarded to e. J. Post & Co. the
! contract for installing in the new
house very fine heating system.
George H. Browne, manager of the
| Hyde Exploring Expedition of Farm
| ington, n. NJ, who has been spending
! several days in the city attending to
business matters, left last night for
Ell Paso. Mr.. Browne reports the San
Juan country exceedingly prosperous.
| George Hoffman,, the artist on the
front chair in William Switzer & Co. e
tonsorial parlors, will go to Belen to-
| night to look over the prospective
great railroad center with view to
starting in business there. His pat,
rons will wish him success In the ven
ture.
w. p. Spencer, the mining expert,
who went to the Sandia mountains to
inspect the mining properties of Dick
Kemp and associates. has returned,
bringing with him a few samples of
the ore. He makes a very favorable
report, considering that the property
is yet undeveloped.
Toribio Chaves "a resident of Bare
las, was arrested yesterday by a spec
ial officer of the Santa Fe on the
charge of stealing coal from the San
ia Fe property. He will have his
hearing in Justice Crawfords court to-
morrow morning. Attorney Heacock
will appear for the defendant
A pleasant surprise was rendered
Robert Archer at his home on East
Railroad avenue last evening by about
twenty of his friends. The occasion
was in honor of his birthday ami
versary. Games, dancing, music and
an enjoyable lunch were the pleasant
social features which rendered the eve
ming one of delightful entertainment.
y. L. Gibson, Deerield, H., Twill
please Fred and Willie), express pre-
paid $780," was the address of the des-
tination and a hint of what the greet
ing will be on arrival there of a crate
containing an ordinary. long cared,
contented specimen of the New Mex
leo sheep herder's automobile, which
was loaded into a Santa Fe express
car at the local station this morn
ing.
c. w. Uptegroye, formerly of this
city and other places in the territory,
Is here today coming in from Okla
homa, where he was called to attend
the death of his brother. While in
Oklahoma, Mr.. Uptegrove purchased
big lot OF pecans, and they are ar
irving. Merchants Of this city and
Las Vegas will soon have pecans ga
lore for sale. After a stay here for a
few days, Mr.. Uptegrove will go to
Los Lunas to visit his son in law, c..
F. Jones, a miller and merchant of
that city.