Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Gei. 6]eigoldts little children have en-
tlrely recovered from a severe attack Of
diphtheria.
Old papers are Just the thing to put
under carpets. We have them for sale
at this Office.
Grand Fourth OF July ball at Orches.
triOn ball. Admittance, gentlemen, 90
cents; ladies', free.
Mrs. Boston Barnhill and little son will
leave tomorrow evening for Kansas city,
where she will reside with relatives dur.
ing the absence OF her husband, Sergeant
Barnhill, with Company A.
Hugh Trotter, one Of the gallant Albu-
querque Guards, enlisted al a member Of
Company A, left this morning for Silver
City, where his brother Is seriously ill,
and Hugh goes 10 attend him
Judge II. b. Hamilton arrived from
SOcOrTO last evening, and, closing up
some business with District Clerk owen,
he proceeded to santa be. Judge Hamll-
ton stated that his successor, Judge Le-
land, qualified yesterday.
The best place In the county to drive
dull care away h over at B%adaraCCO's
summer garden on the Mountain road.
Plenty 10 eat and drink, and "a good place
10 enjoy ones self. Go over aud you will
want TO go again. Colbert 81 Rice, pro-
p%rietOrs.
Miss Charlotte Brehaut, formerly the
girls matron at the Indian school, now
head matTOn OF tho MescalerO Apache
agency, has advised friends here that
she will pass through the city this even
inw On hUW rrug a.. o.. hoe home a. nWtWm.
Edward Island.
Auditor c, n Crazy, OF the Santa Fe
Pacific railway, passed through last
evening on his way from Chicago TO his
home At Los Angeles. He was hastenod
by q telegram announcing the arrival nj
his home OF a baby daughter, which
came during his absence.
DR.. j. G. Berry, the druggist, has a
large eagle on his ranch near town. The
bird Dewey is about five months Old
and measures seven feet from tip TO tip.
The doctor proposes TO celebrate our
victory NJ Santiago on July 1 by giving
this representative Of the great American
b I'd HIS freedom.
The New Mexican, in speaking about
the Santa Cruz incident, where a priest
interfered with those desiring 60 enlist
mOdestly says: Lieut., Page b.. 0terO and
II l.. OrmerOd returned last night from d
recruiting trip 10 the northern part Of
this county. Their mission cannot De-
said to have been a glittering success"
The family OF E. G. Millenbaugh, who
left here last January 10 take up their
residence at Gallup, where Mr. Millen.
baugh was engaged as manager OF the
Crescent company meat market, has re-
turned here. The husband aud father /,
now with the Farr meat market, and the
family will reside on north Fourth street
A banquet will be given on Tuesday
evening by the Odd Fellows encamp.
ment In honor OF the members Of Her,
mOny lodge who will sOOn depart for the
Philippines. These include Lieut.. l.. A
McRae, G. W. Ward, John Mum and II
X. MunsOn. Frank Booth, n OF the
Rough Riders" who was wounded In
Cuba, IL also a member OF Harmony
lodge. =
Rev. II. NJ. Finnegan, 8. j., arrived lasI
night and was met at the depot by Father
Mandalari. Father Flnnegan will lee
ture tomorrow evening at the church OF
the immaculate Conception at s o'clock
The patriotic and timely subject OF the
lecture and the high reputation OF the
reverend lecturer will undoubtedly draw
a large crowd. Secure your tickets al
once.