Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-30
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
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Frank Cline came down from Santa
Fe last night.
DR.. II. II. Vankirk is in the city
from Fort Wingate.
James d. Lucas, a mining expert OF
Cerrillos, is in the city.
Attend the Italian band entertain.
ment at Colombo hall tonight.
Deputy United States Marshal
Forbes was a passenger north last
night.
L. p. Hubbell, representing the Den
yer Type Foundry company, is in the
city today.
The famous Ellcry Italian band at
Colombo hall tonight. Everybody
should attend.
If you want to hear fine music, at
tend the Ellery Italian band concert at
Colombo hall tonight.
Miss Blanche Fitch, daughter of
Capt. A. b.. Fitch, of Magdalena, is in
the city visiting and shopping.
Probate Judge Esquipula Baca is
down from Pena Blanca. He will open
probate court at the court house on
Monday next.
Mrs. l.. B. Stern returned this morn
ing from Socorro, where she had been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Price.
E. w. Wright, who represents the
~Rothenburg & Schloss Cigar company
in Arizona and New Mexico, was a pas
senger south last night.
DR.. G. w. Tight. president of the
University of New Mexico, who has
been at the capital on legislative bust
ness, returned to the city last night.
The sewer connection with the Rio
Grande Wooden Mills has peer com
pleted. The sewer main is 500 feet
long and with the Second
avenue main.
Mrs. A. l.. Hale and daughter, Grace.
will leave tonight for Troy, Kansas.
Mrs. Hale received a message yester-
day stating that her father, who re-
sides at Troy, is quite i'll.
Among the important improvements
recently made in the city are a num-
Der of neat brick cottages built on
Third avenue. j. e. Haines is the
owner of these pretty cottages.
Charles S. Scheurich, general mer-
chant at Bland. who has been spending
the past few days in the city, visiting
and trading with local wholesale mer-
chants, left for home this morning.
The street car drivers of Albuquer-
que will give a dance to their friends
at Orchestrion hall tomorrow night.
January 81. Manager Trimble has
kindly given the boys the use of the
hall.
Mrs. II. Albers left this morning for
Pueblo, Colo, where Mr.. Albers is EN-
ployed in the p~ostofice transfer de-
partment as substitute for s. d. Din
widdie, transfer clerk of the mails at
that place.
Frank Eldred. a well known eastern
gentleman, came in last night, and
proceeded on to the City of Mexico.
Frank Cline, of Santa Fe, accom-
panied him to this city. Mr.. Cline re-
turns north tonight.
On next Wednesday evening the
local lodge of Spanish-American War
Veterans will have a big smoker in
Carpenters hall on West Gold avenue.
All veterans of this war are invited,
and a rafting good time is assured.
DR.. G. w. Harrison, who went to
Santa Fe the fore part of the week to
appear before the territorial legisla-
tive assembly as a delegate from the
city council on matters of Importance |
to the city of Albuquerque, returned
home last night.
Manage" A. b. McGaffey, of the
Hyde company, returned from a bust
ness trip to Denver today, accompany
ing him were Rodman Bouck, of
Pennington, and j. w. Benham, of
New York, directors of the Hyde
company, who were in Denver with
Mr.. McGaffey.
Watson Downs, recently with the
United States postoffice department
here. but now district superintendent
for the International Correspondence
schools of Scranton. Pa, has returned
from a trip to Gallup. He reports
having experienced evere weather
while in the Carbon city.
Trains from both the north and
south continue to arrive late. No. /.
of last night, from the north was an
hour late, and No. Z vas a trife more
than an hour late. Severe weather in
the east is given as a cause. No. 2, of
this morning, from the west. was al
most an hour late. A crippled engine
was the cause.
The Rio Grande Wooden Mills, the