Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-06
THE CITY In BRIEF,
Personal and General Paragraphs Picked
On Here and There.

evening.
The board Of county commissioner
and the probate court are In session a
tho court house 10 day.
After a p~rOtracted visit TO her sister
Mrs. 7. s. Austin, Of ri Paso, Miss Id
Lockhart returned home last Saturday
evening.
The Ration Reporter announces tina
smith Fr%ankenburger and wife, OF tina.
town, have departed for Albuquerque
where they will reside In the future"
Mrs. Louis Huning, who has winteret
in this city 10 that her children coult
have the benefits Of good schooling. was
at Los Lunas yesterday. on a visit TO thl
"Old home"
DR.. G. y. Wilkin aud wife, who hay,
been here the past few days from Graz
Quiyera, will leave this evening or EARL
tomorrow morning on their return Il
Gran Quivera.
Miss Jeanette Richley, the pretty
daughter Of Conductor Joe Richley, les
see Of the Hotel Highland. il here from
Las Vegas, and will enjoy metropolitan
life for a few days.
Mrs. Wilds and daughter, who reside Of
Gallup, are In the territorial metropolis,
on a visit 10 Mrs. Arthur Keith and Mrs
Ralph Hin. The visitors are we'll known
in this city, and they are heartily wei.
coined.
Mrs. A. p. Morrison, wife OF the pOpu.
lar superintendent OF the English mis-,
sions for New Mexico OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. has Joined her husband
in this city. she arriving from the south
one evening last week.
The Las Vegas Optic says: Robt. J. Fet
ters, a young man who was In the city
with his parents q number OF years ago,
came up on the early train from Albu-
querque and Is shaking hands with his
many old friends in this city.
Hernandez Mora, the boy who was run
over and had his leg broken on Railroad
avenue. has been removed TO his home at
Chilli. The boy has been cared for at
the home OF b. Ruppe since the accident.
DR.. Tascher being in attendance.
Hon. Hllario sandoval. the county
commissioner from Cabezon precinct, Is
in the city, and Is stopping ut the
European. He il here 10 attend the
meeting OF the county commissioner,
now In session at the court house.
Mrs. Mary Young returned to Santa
Ana, Cal, last Saturday night. The lady
came here TO make her future home with
her son. Capt. "5yke" Young, the base
ball player, but found the altitude too
high and was advised 10 return 10 Cali
fornia.
Hon Pedro Perea, the extensive sheep
raiser OF this county, same in from Bern.
alillo last night, and wa a welcome
caller at this Office this morning. He re-
turned the other day from his ranges,
which he reports In extra fine condition
for grazing purposes.
W. A. Clark, the principal owner Of the
great copper mine as Jerome, Arizona,
and owner Of other rich mines, passed
through the city last evening with his
daughter, on his way to Jerome from
Butte. Mont. Col. j. NJ. Moore, an old
friend, met Mr.. Clark at the depot.
Word was received here last night OF
the serious illness at Santa Fe OF Mrs.
Wallie Locke. wife Of a well-known
sporting gentleman, who formerly re-
sided in this city and San Marcial. Mrs,
Locke, 10 our informant states. Is suffer
ing with 4 very severe attack Of pneumo.
mia.
DR.. Elder, assistant surgeon at the 10
cal railway hospital, was q passenger
last Saturday night for Denver, accom-
panied by DIR. g. NJ. Paden, Of White
Oaks. They will attend the annual
meeting Of the American Medical associ.
alton, which convened at Denver THU
morning.
Mrs. p. \. McCanna and her three In
teresting little sons, were passengers last
night for 0swegO. New YORK, where they
will spend the summer months, leaving
Daddy" 10 pursue his duties az chieI
clerk at the local freight depot OF thu
santa Fe railway. Friends were at Oh,
depot last night 10 wish Mrs. McCannI
and boys q safe journey and pleasant 30
journ In New York.
Messrs. Johnston Il Finical filed tO-da!
a suit against the COchiti Gold MininI
company TO restrain II from taking waite
out Of Peralta canyon 10 use In the biz
mill now being erected In Cola canyoI
TO reduce the ores Of the big Albemarl,
mine. Il Is practically the same sui
which was dismissed by complainants OF
last Tuesday, On account OF circum
stances over which they had no control
and on account OF not being able h
secure a continuance.
The sOuth-bound passenger train, 20
ing south yesterday morning. was de
layed several hours nea AlamillO, a few
miles this side Of sOcOrrO, by a washout
A heavy rain filled the acequias alOnl
the track, and the water running owe
the banks washed away ths track for
few yards. As sOon as the water ha,
receded, or the course turned In anOthe.
direction, the track was repaired and tn
train continued on to ri PasO. No de
lays from the south last night.
John Armstrong, president Of the AltOI
Mining and Milling company, and P. A
Hubbard, a friend from Alton, ILL.,, yisite,
the cOInpany's property In He'll canyoI
last Saturday, returning TO the city yes
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