Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

uus' " bIItu, vi obUta re, was a pas
senger for Mexico last night.
Mrs, G z. Kinsey has opened up press
making parlOrs In rooms "a aud % In
the Grant block.
J. +. Luthy left this morning for So
nora, Mexico, whore ne expects 10 sptai
several weeks investigating some mining
propositions.
Robert &. Gortner, the dstric. attorney
for the First judicial district, came down
from Santa he iast night and returned
north on No. 2
several good mines up ia tha C1cliti dis
trict, returned 60 Bland last night, after
y short stay in the city.
W. L. Trimble returned to the city
from Bland last night. He reports that
the Rio Grande has risen abiu, foo!
and a half In the past five days.
Miss Blanche Purdon, who has been
visiting In HI PasO Tor short time,
passed through the city last night on her
return TO her home In e Louis. NO.
There will he special meeting OF the
Commercial Club Tomorrow evening at
s o'clock. All members are urged 10
attend IA business OF special Importance
Is TO be transacted.
Burt Rankin. OF Lss Vegas. who was
the hospital steward of the Rough Y R.ders
In Tuba, after visiting with his relatives.
the Rankins OF this city, has returned 20
his home in Las Vegas.
Joe Badarscco, who has been quite
sick for several days. reports himself
slowly recovering. tie i4 making ar
raDgements 10 put his summer garden
In first class condition.
James A. Stinson, the well known
sheep buyer, will leave for Thedford.
Neb., this evening. where he has several
thousand ewes now being fed. lie will
oe absent about month.
John Muench and wife. accompanied
by Will. keleher, left last night for 81.
Joseph. Mo Will. Kelcher will stop at
spearyille. kas., where he syill visit with
relatives for several months before no.
turning home.
Milton Dow aud r. y. Spencer, from
The Chilli npighbOrhOOd, are in the city
to-day. Mr.. Dow purchased new boiler
for bis saWmill located near Chilili. the
purchase being made from the DOnahoe
Hnrdware company.
The police are looking for young
nan who was seen tampeTing with fire
alarm box No. 81 this forenoon. At the
time OF going to press he has not been
arrested, bnt when he H., unless he is
able TO clear himself, II will probably so
hard with him.
Business IL evidently booming with
the Albuquerque steam laundry for an
additional delivery wagon for the laun-
'ry appeared on the streets to-day. II IL
An exact likeness OF the old wagon and
Is home product, being manufactured
by II. Schultz
John Sibert machinlst at tho railroad
shops, had his foot badly crushed yester-
Jay afternoon by the guide rods. which
he was removing from engine 12S, falling
on il. DR.. Cornish. who attended the in
jured man, found IL necessary TO ampu-
tate the iirst and second toes.
The case OF LowenthaI 81 Movers w.
Udsll was heard by Judge Crumpacker
In chambers this morning. The defend
ants attorneys asked for more time TO
take testimony and the case was con-
,inued. ChildeFs ~ D0hsOn represent
the plaintiff and Collier and Marion the |
defendant.
The fruit trees Of the orchards OF old |
town, especially those OF the Mann Bros. |
and Henry 6luecker. are ont in bloom In |
good fashion. aud these two gentlemen |
are authority for the statement that |
there will be a big crop of peaches and |
other early fruit II no frost appears this
and next month.
Col. T. B. Mills. OF Las Vegas, who wa4
In southern Arizona to examine several |
copper mines located about forty miles
from Tucson, passed through the city on
his way home last night. The colonel
found the properties he examined first
class, and hopes In short time TO effect
their sale to an eastern syndicate.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
extensive improvements at the big plant |
Of the Southwestern Brewery & Ice com.
pRny. The fOur-snd.a half story brick
building which IL being erected Il grow
ing In proportions. and in about two
months ths well known Loehs brothers
will show up one OF the biggest and |
most convenient brewery concerns in the
whole southwestern country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrence McNnlty are 70
Yelling In the smiles OF bouncing baby
boy, which arrived al their pleasant home
early yesterday morning. Mr.. McNulty
Is the baggagemaster at the local depot
and owing 20 the circumstances was not
ln duty last night THE CITIZEN extends
to Mr.. and Mra. McNulty,
while the attending physician reports
mother and child doing nicely.
Three boys, rejoicing in the names OF
'reamer, Gillet and Fraser. aged from
10 to l3 years, ran away from their
homes last night. They boarded train
,nd went north. The Fraser hoy fell of
he train and returned home this morn.
ng. The other two were seen at Berna-
lilo early this morning, going through
IN freight train. officers at Lamy
nave been telegraphed and they will
intercept the youngsters there,
Herman Blneher. one Of the popular
gardeners of Old Albuquerque, was visited
y The CITIZEN representative yesteT'
lay afternoon, and he, with force OF
goTkmen, was busily engaged in assOrt
ng out variety OF vegetables 10 be
hipped 10 towns along the Santa Fs Pa
ilic railway. This shows that the pro.
Incers OF garden truck OF the Rio Grande
alley can compete with those Of south
rn California, and II IL a pleasure TO
The CITIZEN TO state that the old town
gardeners are receiving big share OF
utside orders
! would like to { l b a GUS
oD,Pr for ,nr fine ri,r,r. f. .