Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-14
LOcAL PARAGRAPHS.

DR.. Woods has again returned to the
city, coming In from the west the other
night.
A. J. LOOMS IL in the city today on
business. lie IL the deputy revenue col
lector.
Il. l. Medler, one OF Albuquerque's
young attorneys, il In Santa Ne to-day
on legal business.
A freight train, 10 charge Of Conductor
Webb, Sunday. YVES delayed by colliding
with a flock OF sheep out west.
Bx-Depnty United States Msrshal II.
W. LOOMS Is In the city, arriving last
night from Santa Fe.
Capt. !. W. Fleming, the territorial
coal mine inspector, passed through the
city for Cerrillos and Madrid last night.
Hon. g. NJ. Foraker. United States
marshal Of New Mexico, was a passenger
south 10 Silver City from Santa Ne last
night.
William Ruby returned last night. lie
wa at Belen, where he personally super
intended the burning OF a large kiln Of
brick for John Becker.
Mrs. Lola Luna and two children left
on the early morning freight train for
Los Lunss, where they will visit relatives
and friends for a short time.
Every member Of the Commercial Club
Is requested to be on hand this evening
10 attend the annual meeting OF the club,
adjourned from last Thursday evening.
Rev. p. A. SimPkin, the ~well-known
Congregational mi aister at Gallup. came
In from the west last night, and attended
the funeral and burial OF Walter K.
Foulks, this morning.
g. II. Graves, the Joint station agent
and telegraph operator at Isleta junction,
came In from the south last night and at
tended "Erminie" at the opera house.
He returned TO his duties this morning.
G.. ScOttie, who owns the vacant lot
just south OF A. Harseh's residence on
First street, is having the plans and
specifications made for a two-stOry brick
business house, which he will soon erect
on the lot.
Rev. Thomas HarwOod, who has been
absent from the city for several weeks In
southern New Mexico and Arizona, re-
turned TO the city last night. He Ia the
superintendent of Spanish missions Of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Julius Oleson, an attache Of this office,
who has been on the sick list for the past
month, is improving, and took a sun
bath" for several hours yesterday. II he
continues to improve, he will 90 out Ia
Coyote canyon and fight June bugs for
a short time.
II. A. Spence, a member of the sheep
raising firm Of Spence BrOs,, ia here from
White Oaks, and can be found at Sturges
European. He represents his section OF
New Mexico In fine grazing condition
and states that his sheep are In the very
BEST OF condition.
Ateam belonging to Ranchman SedillO
Of Pajarito, a away yesterday and
plunged" into the Rio Grande. They
were going down for the last time
when they were rescued by the timely
arrival OF n OF Mr.. SedillO's neighbOrs
The wagon was but little damaged.
Sheriff 7. s. Hubbell was accompanied
south this morning by Judge Crum.
packer. The latter will transact som
business in El PasO, while the sheriff
will continue on to Roswell. The two
gentlemen will be absent from the city
until the latter part of the present week
A party of railway engineers-J. V
Key, W. A. Kinnear and s. Vain, ane
ThOs. COrrigan, a railroad contractor Of
Pueblo, left this morning on a freight
train for AlgOdones, where they are do
ing some work for the Santa Re railway
They were at the Hotel Highland lasI
night.
Jeweler II. K. Fox, school trustee OF
Second ward, was here yesterday and at,
tended the meeting OF the board OF edu
cation last night. After the meeting III
left for the west, being watch inspector
for the Santa Fe Pacific. On his return
the coming Saturday night, he will b,
accompanied by his wife, who is at pres
ent on u visit TO her daughter, Mrs. A. B
MeGaffey. at MinRate,