Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-17
LOCAL ~PARAuBAPus.

RObt. ". Monroe. the hotel ran OF
Socorro. was hsre Yesterday. returning
south this morning.
"Rawhide" DICK. one Il The beat knogn
cowho,s In New Mexico. IL s~pendipg o
few days IN Albuquerque.
Mrs. Roman Romero, from Las Vegas.
came In from the north the other even.
ing, to visit relatives and iriends.
I'll. Grunsteld. general agent for the
Washington Liln Insurance cJmpony.
went north on business last night.
The work on the Tailrosd bridge near
Isltta was completed Friday and the
crew came In from there Saturday.
Mrs Taylor and dauqhter. Nisa Fannie
TAYLOR. OF Ksnkakea. I'LL. nrs stOpp ng
for u few days ut the Hotel Highland.
II. ". Howard, who edits the Bee ut
San Marcial. came no from the south
Saturday night aud returned home again
Sunday morning
j. +. Carpenter aud wife, ani H. II
De, OF White Oaks. arrived from the
south laat night and ace regiatered ut
Stutgea' European.
q. r. Hud8on, and the Misses X. and
T. N. Hudson. Of Toledo. Ohio. arrived In
the city last night. ald have taken rooms
at the Hotel Highland.
The real oltate ofics OF J. N. Moore
reports the sale of lot 10. Nichols " Bows
dan addition, Of Edward l.. Medler to N,
NJ. Bowden. Consideration, $500.
Mrs. NJ. j. Borden. territorial president
Of the woman's Christian Temperance
Union. went down TO LA Cruces Sunday
morning and preached there yesterday.
Hon. W. s. Hopewell. who attended, the
meeting OF the capitol rebuilding BOARD
In Santa Ne on Saturday, returned Ia
his home at Hillsboro Sunday morning.
Soldiers for service in the Philippines,
are passing through tho city almost
nightly on their way to San francisco,
from which place they will sail for
| Maniia.
Mira. G.. u. Whitcomb entertained n
large number Of friends at her home
| Saturday night. The evening vas occu.
pied very pleasantly with singing and
dancing. Dainty refreshments were eisC
served.
Mira. j. l. Morris, Of Thornton. came In
from the north last night and ~ stol
ping Mt the European. Her health has
been poor the past few weeks. and she
IL here TO consult M OF the local nhysi'
clans.
There was quite a blaze at I-leta on
saturday. A ear filed with coke tool
fire, and before the flames were subdueI
the whole was n pile OF ashes. lt !
thought tina. sparks from an engln'
started the fire.
T. l. Reber, the soda water manu-
facturer Of Alsmogordo. writes that en-
mail service Of his section OF New Mex
leo IL bad. lie states that he does no
get hi4 newspapers regularly, and pro
poses to investigate the reason.
The HolbrOok Argus says: Henri
Huning returned from a trip TO Albu
; luerqne and other points east OF her
/, Yesterday morning. Hs wa met 10y hi
coachman, Ernest Ellsworth, and atarte
FOR his home at Show Low last evening
Yestar lay afternoon a heavy shower q
rain fell IN old town. and lightnin
struck n tree In front Of Jesus Romero
store vhich luckily did no damage.
dozen ppcn'r wpre standing In the stoI
\ few foe l-om the tree and were n,
/. iujurCl.
. i. r Pirk. vh0 has been In the eli
!, for The fsst nix weeks from ChicaR,
: making apartments on Santa Fe Pecif
: engines vith y device for extinVuishin
sparkle lgit laet might for Los Angele
whore ne will spend several weeks befOI
returning to Albuquerque.
Tho bona Ana County Republican say
h Ralph HAllOran, manager OF the Ne
? York Life Insurance company. OF Alb
Q querqle, stopped In RtncOn q few hon
3 on Wednesday looking after the interes
NJ his compary, and then went on
i Lake Valley and Hillsboro.
z Mrs. r. Mupnsterman, mo- her OF The
Muonsterman, ~ the City shoe store, ~
OF Mira otto Berger, arrived last FIR
day from Mendoza, Ill. to visit her Chi
dren. Mrs. MuenstermBn II about
years old, and IL hale and hearty. Tn
Ia her first visit 10 New Mexico.
r The New Mexican says: Rev. X.
d Craig. superintendent OF the Presbyteril
missions, returned home TO A%lbuquerql
last evening after spending several da
IN Santa Fe. He came here from Ratio
q where he had been In attendance Mt q
meeting Of the Santa Fe presbytery.
~ Mrs. S NJ. Hubbard, n pleasant la
from Colorado Springs. Colo. IL a que
OF Mrs. n. G. bennett, at the latte
ranch a few miles south OF the eli
n Mrs. Hubbard was in town to-day, accoi
. panied by Mrs. bennett, and she stat
70 that she WAS greatly impressed wi
Albuquerque and would no doubt lOca
permanently in this city.
D.: There ia considerable complaint hea
among pedestrians On account OF the
" lapida'ed condition Of the sidewalk
b. tina west aide ~ north Third street !
tween Railroad venue and Copper ay
I, nue.. Persons going To see the new ope
hOnss building prefer to walk a block q
OF their way rather than wade thrOu
" the sand. lime and dust On north Thi
street Property owners along this bio
can offer n reasonable excuse for
ts building a much needed cement sldewf
he and the authorities onght TO require q