Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A Dewey ice cream social Will be given
on July 9 by the Degree OF Honor.
Miss Ethel Ray, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Meade, In Bland, returned
home last evening.
The man who will start a buttermilk
fountain in this city will be recognized
~ its greatest temperance advocate.
Each OF the popular officers Of the new
Company A. received an elegant silk hand
kerchief from 4. B. Harsch yesterday.
Joseph X. Y. Hubbell has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Pajarito, Bernalillo
county, vice Frank A. Hubbell, resigned.
Summers Burkhsrt, the attorney, with
his wife and the latter's mother, Mrs.
Parsons, will leave tomorrow night for
Long Beach, Cal.
The Phoenix Gazette says: "Mrs. L..
d. Smith has gone to Albuquerque, where
she will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray, for two months"
A sea lion captured at Seal Rocks, San
Francisco, occupied a tank in the bag.
gage car OF the east bound passenger last
evening. II was bound for one OF the
parks in the east.
A. B. Ely, the San Marcial meat market
man, went through to Santa Fe last
evening with DR.. Crulkshank. They will
return here 10 meet the SOcorro county
recruits this evening. .
The committee OF the fair association
who have been feeling the pulse Of the
merchants Of the city in regard to hold
ing the annual territorial fair this year
will have good news to report at to-
morrow evenings meeting.
A fine granite tombstone was received
here yesterday. II will be placed over
the grave Of Robert DunsmOre in Fair.
view cemetery. Mr.. Dunsmore was a
member Of the WOodmen Of the World
and died here last winter.
DIR. W. g. Hope. wife and little daugh-
ter went up to Santa Fe last night and
will return this evening, DR.. Hope has
been appointed n Of the special exam
liners OF the applicants for assistant sur
geon for the New Mexico and Arizona
troops.
Major Eugene Van Patten, OF Las Cruces,
went up TO Santa Ne last evening, having
been summoned there by the governor.
Las Cruces il a recruiting station, and
the call 10 Major Van Patten has no
doubt some connection with raising a
new company.
Clark NJ. Carr, formerly a resident OF
Valencia county and Of this city, and for
several years engaged in the cattle bust,
ness near Fort Wlngate, has been Rp-
pointed an additional paymaster OF
United States volunteers. The appoint
ment Is credited to Missouri.
j. b. McCausland and wife arrived last
night from Colorado Springs, Colo, and
have taken a room at the Hotel Highland,
Mr.. McCausland comes to take the posi-.
ton Of local agent Of the Wells, Fargo
Express company, while W II. Powars
the joint local and route agent, will or
the lat Of July become route agent ex
clusiyely, having his territory enlarged
north as far as Pueblo. THE CITIZEN
extends 10 Mr.. McCausland and wife 4
hearty welcome.
Captain Mitchell, OF the Fifteenth reg,
ular infantry, who has been stationed al
Fort Grant, was a passenger 10 Santa III
last evening. Captain Mitchell will aet
az mastering officer OF the New Mexic,
battalion now recruiting, and will con
tinue TO the other enlisting bureau
until the battalion is completed. Al
soon as 1t is fully organized the bat
TALON will leave for Fort Whipple. II,
is of the opinion, however, that its sta,
there will be brief. The captain compli
ments Albuquerque on lis fine respOnsu
with volunteers,