Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-04

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


A grand speciality entertainment will
he given at the new st. Marys hall on
Tuesday evening, March II, in honor
of Ireland's patron saint, under the
management of that prime minister Of
negro minstrelsy, Harry Mckay, as
sisted by the best local talent in Albu-
querque. Admission rs cents.
Will Smith. representing the Ballard
Snow Liniment company, st. Louis,
Mo. is in the city, calling on the drug
stores.
Harry f. Lantry, of the firm of b.
Lantry Sons, railroad construction ron
tractors, having large contracts for the
building of the Santa Fe cut off, came
up from Belen this morning and is
spending the day in the city. Mr.. Ian
try gives out information that work
on the cut off is progressing as well as
could be expected considering the UNI
favorable weather, which has prevail
ed the past several weeks.
c. F. Grayson. president of the Sill
yer City National bank, was in the
city between trains this morning while
en- route to Santa Fe.
Hon. r. NJ. Turner. representative
from Grant county; J. l.. Burnsides,
collector of Grant county, and Al Dano,
the wet goods merchant, prominent
people of Silver City, passed through
the city this morning en- route to the
territorial capital.
ntto noi,ID,app tho wal1 lnpwn
real estate dealer, presented his friend,
Rev. William ID. Clayton, with W old
books, one published in 1888 and the
other in 1902. These valuable and
rare old books contain seventeen SER
mons by Richard Hurd, ID. D., and G..
B.. Massillion, bishop of Clearmont.
The books are quite a curiosity and a
very high value is placed upon them.
A. G.. Roberts, of Vincennes, Ind,
who was here the past four months re-
operating, left on AS return home
this morning.
c. T. Brown, the Socorro mining
man, passed through the city this
morning, in company with Prof. Chas.
r. Reyes, president of the New Mex
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route to Las Vegas.
Miss Gilbert, the milliner, has re-
turned from a eastern millinery mar
kets. where she has been the past few
weeks buying spring and summer
goods.
Rev. A. NJ. Mandalari, the popular
priest of the Immaculate Conception
nhnrnh uhn MO taEan n,,ito III tho
other evening, is reported convalescing
at the st. Joseph sa~nitarium.
The home of Darby L. Day, district
manager of the Mutual Life Insurance
company, has been frightened by the
addition of a smiling faced boy, who
will undoubtedly be adopted into the
insurance business. Mr.. Day is receiv-
ing many congratulations.
Sheriff Thomas S. Hubbell sold to
Ernest Meyers, the highest bidder, a
. tract of little more than sixteen acres
of land, lying just north of Old Albu-
querque. The sale tool place at the
court house in Old Albuquerque on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The
land was sold to satisfy a judgment of
over so, 200, held by Mr.. Meyers against
Santiago and Predad Baca. His bid
was 81, 100.
A few days ago Nat Greene, the
might mixologist at Zeiger's Cafe. was
bitten on the heel by a dog. The bite
. did no special harm to Mr.. Greene, but
\ there was something in the heel that
did harm to the canine. The dog died
the next day after the bite, and the
owner of the dog, SO reports have it,
intends to have Greene's heel eXamin-
ed.
Mrs. NJ. b. Covert, whose troubles
with her husband We're up in the police
court yesterday, says that she and hus
band did not have an open quarrel dur
ing the proceedings before Judge
Crawford, but she quietly listened Il
his abuse and insinuations, he there
fore doing all the talking. Neighbor:
say that Mrs. Covert is a very industri
Gus woman and for years has beer
the mainstay of the family. Friends
also say that Covert is of a jealous ma
trre. and has, without cause, publicly
abused his wife. He was put under
peace bond.
Mrs. C. NJ. Clark left last night foI
Riverside. Cal, to join her family. Mrs
Clark came to Albuquerque about
year ago from ottawa, Kas., suffering
from asthma. She has fully regainet
o her health and speaks in the highes
terms of the climate of New Mex
y leo.
Il The Woman's Circle of the Baptis
& church will hold a monthly social to
. morrow afternoon at 2:3O with Mrs
Powell, 313 South Arno street.
M Fred b. Alderman, brother of Attol
n ney Frank Alderman, is expected I