Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-20
PERSONAL
Prof. Smiley and J. X. Scott reached
the city yesterday from Las Vegas.

the city yesterday from Las Vegas.
Harry johnson, a faithful employe at
Brockmeier's bicycle shop, Is on the sick
list.
John A. Ross, the travelling engineer
on the Santa Ne railway, is at the Hotel
Highland from Las Vegas.
r. II. Rutherford and II. Brewer, reg
istering from San Luis Potosi, Mexico,
are at the Hotel Highland.
Ralph Halloran, the life insurance
agent. has returned TO the city from a
business trip TO San Miguel county.
c. 8. Hoyt, Of %Canandaigua, n Y, was
a passenger for Prescott last night. He
had been in Colorado the past two years.
W. j. Hanna, of the Santa Fe water
service. came In from San Marclal last
night and Is stopping at the Hotel High
land.
II. II. Williams, who lett here recently
TO accept a position az operator at Wins
low il in town visiting friends for a few
days.
Mrs. A. II. Knapp. who was at City Of
Mexico on a visit to her daughter, Mrs
Twelyetrees, returned 10 the city last
night.
Mrs. j. Warner, from Riverside, Cal,
came In from the west last night, and
has her name on the register at the
Grand Central.
II. W. Kelly, the military member OF
the wholesale grocery establishment OF
Gross, Blackwell Il Co., is in the city
to-day from Las Vegas.
W. A. Drake and wife, OF Los Angeles,
were on the train last night, EN- route
from the east to California. Mr.. Drake
IL the chief engineer Of the Santa Fe
Pacific.
julius 0lesOn, Of this Office, is on the
sick list. He caught a very heavy cold
the other night, and his attending
physician states that he is threatened
with pneumonia.
Hon. W, S. Hopewell, the Sierra county
ranchman and mine operator. who was
at Santa Fe on business, came in from
he north last night and continued on TO
llillsbOro this morning.
Mrs. Thomas and two daughters,
Misses Blanche and JEANNE Thomas,
came in from Chicago last night, and
have rooms at the Hotel Highland. They
are pleasure aud health seekers and will
probably remain here during the sum
mer,
T, IL. Benton, representing the hard
ware and arms house OF the Durham, Car
rigan Il Hayden company, of San Fran
cisco, Is In the city, MIR. Benton Is a
celebrated expert with the revolver, hold
ing the worlds medal for off hand pistol
shooting. lie excels In snap shots with
out drawing sight.
j. s.. Hardwick, OneOf the boilermakers
at the Santa Fe Pacific shops, has re-
signed his position and will go to San
BernardinO, Cal, where a position In the
railroad shops awaits him. A large num-
Der Of warm friends regret his going and
wish him we'll. IL Is TumOred that he
may take a better half with him.
Barney COffey, who is ranching on the
san Antonio, up in the Jemez country,
came In from the COchiti mining dis
trict a few days ago, and il seeing the
sights OF the metropolis. lie il a great
alderman, and gives It as his opinion
that there will be good trout fishing up
in the Jemez mountain streams this
summer.
Rufus s. Goodrich, a popular young
gentleman OF this city, has gone to
Needles, California, where he will act az
stenographer for Division Superintend
ent John Denair, He wa formerly stem.
ogrspher for Superintendent Smith. Hi
many friends regret to see him leave but
wish success In Needles, He is a nephew
OF Conductor Frost.
Miss Geueyieye Hamlin, who has spen.
the past six months In this city, viii
leave this evening for her home in Chi
cago. Miss Geneyieve has made man!
warm friends during her stay here VIII,
exceedingly regret her departure, He
many friends, especially the young PEG
Pile, among whom she had become yerl
popular, hope she will return to the citl
in the near future,
Among the travellers east bound on
last evenings train were G. s, Berna and
his wife, MIR. Berna Is the master me.
chanic OF the Mexican Central railway
with headquarters at San Juan del Rio
MeXieo. This Is bis Rrat visit 70 thil