Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-07
TEE CITY IN BRIEF.
Personal and General Paragraphs Picked
Up Here and There.

tel Highland.
W. B. Walton, the popular editor Of the
Independent, passed up the road last
night for Santa Ne.
Capt. Leon HertzOg. the cavalry war
rior Of Valencia county, is In the city to-
day from Los Lunas.
Robert Brown, wife and child we're
passengers last night for Fort Smith.
Ark, their future home.
William Farr, the Second street fresh
meat dispenser, has gone to Kansas for a
carload OF fat steers and hogs.
Genial John Wickstrom, OF the Me-
tfopOle. has been on the sick list the past
two days. lie Vas Mt his popular resort
to-day.
j. NJ. Van Derwerker, Of williams, and
NJ. @. McNulty, Of Winslow. two we'll
known employees OF the Santa Fe Pacific,
are In the city 10 day.
Willie Keegan, who was a student at
the Goss Military institute, ia now with
bis parents at Gallup, where he will en-
Joy his summer vacation.
Prof. Tinsley, OF the University, and
wife were passengers for Charlottesville
Va. last night, where they will remain
dnring the summer vacation.
Geo. A. Hill, OF Denver, representing
the Carpenter Paper company. Of Omaha,
Neb, is In the city with his samples. lie
was a pleasant caller at this office this
morning.
As stated in TnE CITIZEN Of yesterday
afternoon, MIss Lizzie Lockhart left last
night for Toledo. Ohio. where she will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Il. NJ. Barbour.
IL is understood that Louis A. Grant
and family, who passed through this city
last night on their way to Canada. will,
on their return To New Mexico, reside in
the future in Albuquerque.
Edward DOdd and Edward Lembke,
the two we'll known plasterers aud con-
tractors, who have been doing consider
able work for the Santa Fe Pacific, re-
turned To the city last night.
Hugh McGinn. who with his son was
here the other day, Is now at the Sulphur
hot springs. where he will remain for
several weeks. He is the superintendent
Of the Crescent Coal c%ompany's mines at
Gallup.
Edward Henry. the Las Vegas fire in
surance adjuster, who has made a mum
Der Of official visits 10 Albuquerque the
past year on account OF fires, is here
again on like business-to adjust losses
on recent fires.
Rafael Romero, who was here a short
time ago on business connected with
Indian ~depredations claims and then
visited his home In Mora, returned to the
city last night. lie has a room at the
Grand Central.
Norman l.. Bletcher, the well-known
Cochiti miner, has his name on the regis
ter at Sturges' European. He states that
everything is moving along smoothly up
In the great golden district. and that the
mines are producing some rich ores.
Mrs. J. X. Luthy and children will
leave this evening for Kingman, Arizona.
where they will visit their former home
for a short time, and from there continue
to southern California. Mr.. Luthy ex-
poets to join his family In a few months.
Hon. ". B. Childers. United States dis
trict attorney, and Harry P. Owen, dis
trict court clerk, were passengers for the
north last night. The former goes to
Santa Fe, while IL is understood that MIR.
Owen is en- route TO Denver and before
returning he may visit Omaha, Neb.
The Las Vegas Republican, in its COM
ments about the Belen train robbers and
murderers, pays an Albuquerque citizen
a compliment. II says: "The train rob-
bers are still at large, but Frank Harris,
special officer In the secret service of the
Santa Fe, hopes to run them down soon"
Joe Barnett, the we'll. known nimrod
and the popular proprietor OF the St.
klmo. will soon have his resort as cool
and pleasant rs electric fans can make
II. He has sent east for the latest de-
signs aud most approved fans, and ex-
poets to have them in place in a very
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis IlTeld are enter
tanning Col. A. Staab, father of Mrs.
HELD, and son, Edward Staab, who came
In from the territorial capital last night.
NOa llfeld, who was at Santa Fe attend
Ing the celebration OF the marriage all
nouncement of Miss Belle HELD, also
returned, accompanied by his brother,
Chas. HELD.
Hon. Sol. Luna and wife, OF Los Lunas,
leave their names on the Sturges
European register. MIR. Luna has about
10000 pounds of wool stored away ia
the city, and he Is interviewing the local
wool buyers to-day. He is the popular
president Of the territorial sheep sanitary
board and will attend the meeting OF the
board at Las Vegas on Thursday.
w.. 8. Prayer, the capitalist OF Roswell,
where he is known az a very successful
sheep buyer and general merchant, came
In from the south last night, and Is reg
istered at stuTges' European. He liz
mingling with his old albuquerque
friends to-day, after which he will con
tinue north to Las Vegas TO attend a
meeting OF the territorial sheep sanitary
board which cOnyenes in that city Thurs
day.
Hon. Esteyan Baca, the newly-appOint-
ed postmaster OF SOcOrrO; Hon. Jose X.
Torres, the probate Judge Of sOcorro