Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Grant McPh erson, from Kansas
City. IL in the city. registered nj The
Hotel Highland.
Miss Katie McAlexander left last nj ight
for Newton, Kansas, where she sill
probably reside In the future.
Thomas Donshoe, the Chilli sheep
raiser is In the city on visit OF q few
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. r. 8. Brooks and daughter, Mis-
Bessie, left last night for Jemez, where
they will spend two weeks. They went
by the way OF Bland.
Wanted girl to do general
housewOrk; small family. Apply during
forenoon at Simon Stern's, corner Corper
avenue and Seventh street,
car lOed Of sheet metal for architec
tnral work In the residence OF Gov.
Ahumada, passed through the city this
morning from Salem. Oh!o.
A. Lombardo. who left the city some
ago for Mexico on business, has returned
to the United States. and for the time
being Is stopping at Galveston, Texas.
On the evening of the 9th, Mrs. Joseph
X. Lewis. residing on Huning avenue,
presented her husband with fine baby
girl. Joe IL u clerk at the dry goods
store Of Sol. Benjamin h Co., where he Is
receiving congratulations.
julius Oles0n, Of The CITIZEN repor-
torisl force, left this morning on horse
back for the mining calape adjacent tu
San Pedro and CerriliOl. While out for
The CITIZEN he will do some missionary
work for the great Territorial Fair which
will be held In this city In the third week
In september.
Charles Ross and A. II Dixon. two well
known engineers on the Santa Fe Pacific,
and firemsn Scottie ana Mearns returned
last night from their fishing expedition
to the upper Rio PecOs country. They
had good time fishing, and besides
feasting on trout during their stay in
the Gl0rieta mountains they brought
home with them sixty nine of the
speckled beauties.
Geo. II. Pradt, the government sur
vay0r aud engineer, In charge OF soma
important work above the city, came In
from the north last night, accompanied
by Paul Warren and j. n. Sims, his as
sistants. They registered at the Euro
pean this morning. Mr.. Warren states
that wherever his party visited every body
betu huu COuNtIbru WIN says tHht tuo1
will visit the Territorial Fair in this
city in September.
The manager OF the Fair Store, Mr.. l..
4. Levy, is will leave this evening for the
eastern markets, where he goes 10 pur-
chase stock OF ware, the like OF which
has never been seen in New Mexico
The goods will consist Of the tnest for
eign aud domestic cut glass. china, mo-
tiOns, toys, willow wsre-in fact every
thing appeTtsining to u tirstclgss depart
ment store. Especial attention will be
given TO the selection OF rich, fancy
articles. suitable for presents, and the
prices will compare fsyorably with any
large city store.
Charles Roe. the popular manager OF
the Singer Sewing Machine Company,
who has been upa I. NJ. Culley's ranch
for few days rest, returned 10 the city
last night. while in the mountains" :"
Mr.. Roe said. II met a large number OF
rangemen who are saving up their cash
In order to see Albuqlerque by daylight
and electric light during fair week. II
Is my prediction that Albuquerque will
he visited by a tremendous crowd from
the northern counties AT the fair. The
Battle OF Manila attraction alone will
prove a big drawing card"