Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-14
Personal

+. l.. DE Brelle and family, Of Denver,
are at the European.
Rerd. Levi. with his grip sack OF wet
goods samples, returned from a trip north
last night.
Judge Francis Downs will remain in
Albuquerque several days as the guest Of
Judge Warren.
II. NJ. L~eogondollar, a gentleman from
Emporia, Kansas, has his name on the
Hotel Highland register.
G. II. Curtis, OF the SOcorro Ere clay
works, Is at the Hotel Highland, coming
In from the south last night
A. b. Mcmillan. the attorney, who was
ut ~SOl0mODyille, Arizona, on legal mat
ters. returned TO the city last night.
Dan Levy. formerly OF this city, now
representing a New York house. has his
name on the Sturges European register.
Mrs. Curtis Candy, wife Of a Chicago
artist, after remaining the winter In this
city, will leave this evening for Chicago
Col. W. 8. Williams. who was here the
past few days on legal matters, returned
10 his palatial SOcOrrO headquarters this
morning.
Hon. HilariO Sandoyal, the popular
commissioner from the CabezOn neigh
borhood. IL In the city to-day, TO learn the
latest war news.
Fred AnayO. wife and family, came In
from Santa Ne yesterday, ana will "a
main here indefinitely. They are look
ing for a location to-day.
W. +. Powars, the popular local and
route agent OF the Wells, Fargo Express
/ aauauaRu Wuha euaa Iau9n aanNh On hUaf-
ness, returned to the city last night.
Capt. George II. Cross, the Denver Re-
publican representative, will go up TO
Santa Fe this evening, and will start
from that town on Monday next on a
slow trip toward this city. He will give
the readers OF the Republican a general
write-up OF central New Mexico.
Chas. Melini. Of the wholesale liquor
establishment OF Mrlini Il Eakin. who
has been at Bland, COchiti district, the
past week, In expected back this evening.
lie writes TO his partner, James Eakin,
that business Is good at Bland. and that
their branch establishment Is doing fine.
One OF THE CITIZENS gallant war cor
respondents, (at hOme), Louis Baer, left
last night for Santa Fe, where he Is to-
day talking wool and reciting war poems
TO the people OF the territorial capital.
The cashier at this office will miss Louis
this evening; he always helped out the
war fund.
j. W. Brown and l.. A. Langley, two
extensive sheep buyers from ManzanalO.
Colo, are In the city, being introduced by
the local sheep buyer, l.. Trauer, and from
whom they recently purchased several
thousand sheep. The visitors are
anxious TO purchase a few thousand
more sheep,
The CITIZEN enjoyed a very pleasant
visit from Judge Frank Buchanan, oil
S%OcOrrO, this morning. The Judge Is ar
old timer OF the Rio Grande valley at ant
around SOcOTTO, and he il one OF thOs'
genial old veterans that II is a pleasure
10 recognize az a friend. He Ia here at
tending the fifteenth annual encamp
ment OF the New Mexico department Ol
the Grand Army OF the Republic, and viii
return south 10 morrow morning.
Judge Crumpaeker and Sheriff Hub,
bell, a few days ago, passed through So.
|, zorro en- route 10 Sol. Luna's ranch, Rnt
here II what III Republican, has to say
about them: Genial Judge Crumpackel
and Tom Hubbell, the hottest tamale of 4
sheriff B~ernalillO county ever had. passed
through en- route TO Sol Luna's ranch IL
the western part OF the county. Thel
are going on a bear hunt and they antici
pate having a general good time"
Art, Heyn left this afternoon for Belen
where he will take immediate charge OF
the books OF the extensive general mer
~chandise store OF John Becker. The ole
b~OOk-keeper, Theodore Muensterman
who for the past eighteen years has beer
connected with the Becker establishment
has resigned. MIR. Becker and his com
petent clerks, most OF whom ara mem
beers OF the "Heyday club" will hnd IL
Mr.. Hayn a competent book keeper aud
very pleasant young gentleman.
@. 7. Brown. the we'll known bushes,
gentleman OF SOe0rrO. came In from the
south last night, registered at Sturges
European, and IL spending the day will
his Albuquerque friends. He was 4
pleasant caller at this Office this after
noon, mingling with the warriors who
eo%ngregated In front OF the Office 10 reaf
the wal bulletins. Mr.. Brown states tina
SOc0rrO and the adjacent mining camps
are keeping up nicely. and no complain
OF hard times Is heard from anyone. HC
returns TO S0cOrrO tomorrow morning.
= In honor OF the prominent visitors IL
the city an especial effort has been puI
forth to secure the choicest sOlid re
Treatments at the Zeiger Cafe this even