Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Hon. Solomon Luna and wife went up
to Santa ne last night.
X. A. Pearson, the civil engineer foI
The santa fe,% returned hOme last night
from nj PasO.
simon Neustadt and wife, OF Los LuDas,
came up nom the south last night ana
ATE In Albuquerque TO day.
Several members OF the territorial
regiment from Arizona returned To their
homes saturday aud Sunday nights.
Mayor ). ". Clancy, vino has been In
santa Re ON business before the supreme
court, returned to the city SsIurday
night.
j. "A. kuhns. the Santa ke Pacific gen
eral stOfekeeper, returned IRON Los Au
geies last saturday night, where his fam-
~ are nov located.
Major Max Luna, the speaker OF the
territorial house, accompanied by his
wife, returned TO the scene OF his legisls.
live duties last night.
Miss kthel Levy, the daughter of L. h.
Levy, II this city, spent sunday visiting
with her relatives IN Los Lunas, and re-
turned 10 the city last night.
John franklin, the district attorney OF
Eddy and Chayes counties, went up W
santa be last night, whore he has BUSH
ness before the supreme court to-day.
ID. X. Cameron aud family, old friends
VI mir. ana Airs. j.. A. summers, pas Ell
through The city last Saturday night on
their way from Chicago To California.
Il. h. Ayers, the lumber baron Ut Chi
csgo, returned home last saturday night
Ia hts private csr, after making a tour
through Mexico with q party OF friends.
j. h. Perea, the county treasurer and
X-otlieiO collector, IL enjoying "A visit
from his brother, JacObO PeTea. The
latter expects 10 leave for California In d
few days
The home OF Prof. and Mrs. T.. Z. Childs,
near The university, MAS frightened by
G. q arrival OF a beautiful giri baby, WIN
put IN her appearance at about . O'Clock
yesterday morning.
A. &. Campbell, attorney for the Pecos
Valley improvement company, came up
tom oOcOTro. where he had been on
legal business, last night and returned
20 his home In Eddy this morning.
j. W. Conway, the restaurant man al
santa Fe. and his wife were passengers
hh'AANN bhhhuy hhNt iiAukt Wuttt titN
expect To spend some time IN the hope
that Sir. Conwsy's health will improve.
Fred. FornofI, the assistant sergeant.
at arms In the territorial council, came
down from santa fe Saturday night.
and il suffering with the grip" in a bad
form. lie will return to the capital on
"Wednesday night.
Gustsye Frank Durand. OF Psjarito, a
veteran Of the Mexican war, left last
Saturday night for Santa Monica, Cal.
to enter the Soldiers Home. where he
will spend the remainder OF his days. He
IL nov "a years Of age.
H. A. Levy, the general merchant and
postmaster at Sabinal, and the brother OF
l.. II. Levy, the manager OF The Fair
store IN this city. is spending the day In
Albuquerque. The visitor IL interview.
ing local wholesale merchants 10 day.
b. Ruppe and Bob Louden drove out TO
LoUden's ranch In the mountains yester.
day. They were loaded for bear, ~
we'll AZ for smaller game. and when
they get through with their hunt IL Ii
safe TO say that live wild game will be q
scarce article in Bernslillo county.
Marshal McMillin yesterday received q
ttlfbihul itOiu W. W. tibiltT, tnt CllN
marshal Of Telluride, Colorado. TO ar
rest Merritt Moore. IA colOred porter In
this city, OF the charge Of forgery.
Moore has been arrested and will be
Kept in jail until officers from Telluride
come after him.
Eight colored soldiers. belonging to the
rwenty.ifth infantry at Fort Grant, A,
T., who have received their discharges,
returned last night to Cincinnati, Ohio.
There are now only about fifty soldiers
stationed nj Fort Grant. the Ninth and
tenth cavalry and the Twenty. fourth and
Twenty fifth infantry having all been
discharged.
Mrs. T, ID. Burns. the wife OF the terri.
tOrial councilman from Rio Arriba coun
ty. and her two daughters, Miss Emme
and Miss Margaret, passed through the
city last night on their way TO Cslifor.
mia, where they will spend several weeks.
Friends in this city met them at the
depot last night and kept them company
while they were waiting for the train to
be made up for the west.