Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Brief Notices culled ia and Around the
Metropolis.

Metropolis.
W. X Harper, OF the Mutual Life Insur.
ance company, went to New York 5atur-
day.
The 0rchestrion hall was visited by a
large crowd Saturday night and ye3ter.
day afternoon
j. A. Harlan, superintendent Of rail.
way bridges and buildings, came In from
San Narcial last night.
II. W. Grant, the resident engineer of
the Santa Ee railway at Las Vegas, regis
tered at the Highland last night.
Master LoriOn Miller was nine years
old Saturday, ard celebrated the occasion
with SONS Of his bosom companions.
Judge ] X. McFie spent the Sabbath
with his family at Las Cruces. He will
pass up the road for Santa Fe this even
ing.
DR.. II. 8 Browne, father OF Mrs. II. ].
Emerson, left on his return 20 81. JOhna-
bury, Vermont, last Saturday after
noon.
Miss Irene Saint gave n party in honor
Of her visiting friend, Miss Grace Craw.
ford, OF Grand Rapids, Mich. Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Curtis Candy and children will
remain In the city. although Mr.. Candy,
who IL an artist, returned to Chicago last
Saturday night.
Hon. g. B. NewcOmb. a prominent at
torney OF Las Cruces. who was At Las We
gas on legal matters, returned south last
Saturday night.
W. l.. Hathaway, superintendent Of
agencies for the Mutual Life Insurance
company, with headquarters at PhgniS,
Is In the city, stopping at the Highland.
Mrs. g. W. Miles, OF Mesilla, who ha
been visiting her parents. Governor and
Mrs. Il q. Ross, In this city, left Sptur
day night for Ventura, Colo, where she
will spend the summer.
The annual meeting Of the Presbyter,
0f)the Rio 6rande will be held In the
Presbyterian church tomorrow at o a. M.
In the evening Rev. y. G. Meeker will
preach. A hearty invitation lie given all
to be present.
At PajariiO yesterday Mrs. Trinidad
Baca died from heart disease. She was
about 80 years old. and leaves a son and
daughter TO mourn her sudden death.
Mrs. Baca was a sister OF Capt. s. Baca, OF
Lincoln county.
John Becker, of Belen, was in the city
Saturday and made arrangements with
Architect II. d. johnson for plans and
specifications for a large brick store
building, which he proposes TO erect Of
Belen this season.
j. NJ. McTavish, OF the Becker Black
we'll c0mpany's store at Magdalena and
the new postmaster at the same place,
was In the city Saturday evening and
visited for a few hours with friends. He
went south again Sunday morning.
Il. Ruppe, the president Of the board Of
pharmacy, went TO Silver City Sunday
morning 10 attend the meeting OF that
board on Tuesday. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Ruppe as far "a SOcOrro. where
she will visit with her mother, Mrs.
James Curran.
Professor W. II. Seamon, the president
OF the School of Mines at SOcOrro and
grand Masonic lecturer for New Mexico,
was In the city Saturday night and con.
ferred the third degree In Masonry on
three candidates. He returned TO SocorrO
this morning.
Conrad Stumpf, a well known real e.
tate owner OF this city, in a letter 10 TIE
CITIZEN, states that he and family have
removed from Blake, Cal, TO Winslow,
where they will reside In the future.
Conrad Is a staunch friend Of this paper.
and has been and will continue TO be a
subscriber to The CITIZEN for years.
A. J. Guevara, who taught one OF the
public schools at Chilli, has removed
with his family 10 old Albuquerque,
where they will reside In the future.
Mr.. Guevara called at this office this
morning and made a complaint against
the Chilli postmaster, by stating that he
(Gueyara) was unable half of the time 10
get his mail. especially papers, that he
knew had been addressed 20 him.