Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Matinee sunday-old Town.
The zeiger Cafe will spread an ele-
CANT free lunch tonight.
w. J. Farr. a bag sheep buyer from
Eaton. Colo, Is in the city.
Little Lord Fauntleroy'' at the sun
day matinee at Orchestrion hall.
w A. smith. town marshal of Gallup.
was here on business yesterday.
The water supply OF the city was cut
of from 1 to 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Another OF those fine hot free lunches
will be served at the zeiger Cafe to-
night.
Thomas Ieherwood has returned
from a pleasant outing in southern Cal
ifornia.
Joseph Routledge, the Bland saw
miller n lumber merchant. is ip the
city to-day.
j. II. Single. attorney, and DR.. l.. II.
Chamberlin will leave for Camp Whit
comb tomorrow.
Warren Graham and wife. hrst-class
people OF Cerriilos, are In the city. reg
istered at the Hotel Highland.
Simon Stern, the Railroad avenue
clothier. will leave in a few days fof
the east to purchase his fall and win
ter goods.
After spending his vacation on Judge
| Trimble's ranch near Tjeras canon.
Colonel ]. @. Albright returned to the
city yesterday.
J. IL. Peague. who was the collector
for w. l.. Trimble x Co. during the abb
sence OF John $. Trimble, has returned
to his duties AT Bland.
p. Il. Harroun, the civil engineer and
surveyor. who was at Santa Fe. re-
turned to the city hast night, being ac-
companied by Mrs. Harroun.
j. ID. Torlina was at the depot last
night. where he met an old friend.
| Charles Holt Leech, who was passing
through from 81. Louis to southern
California.
The Trimble stage line from Bland TO
the Sulphur hot springs will be dis
continued on August /. but the stage
line from Thornton TO bland win be
| continued as usual.
Mrs. Ella Rhodes, who resided in this
city the past year. will leave tomorrow
for Colorado Springs, Colo. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Noftzger, and Two children,
will accompany her.
Mrs. Charles ledger, who has been
here on a visit to herbrother. Il. steiner,
will return to her home in Eel Paso to-
morrow morning. Mrs. Zeiger Ia the es-
Unable wife of III Paso's large hotel
proprietor.
The remains of Julius Fahlen, whose
death was reported in the columns OF
The Citizen Thursday afternoon, were
shipped to st. Louis for interment this
morning. accompanied by the bereaved
wife. son and sister.
Don't overlook the fac that a fine
lunch will be served at the Buffet to-
night. This popular resort In the Ho-
tel Highland is one of the best appoint
ed sample room In the city. Stop In
there and get acquainted.
Captain A. B. Fitch and wife, accom-
panied by Their daughters, Misses
Blanche and Madeline. expect to leave
tonight for southern California The
health OF Miss Madeline has improved
since being brought here from Magda-
lena.
Jesus S. Garcia and Eugenio YrlsarI'
are still holding down the collector
office, and nothing appears upon tn,
surface u Indicate anything unusual
Charles X. Newhall, the newly appoint
| ed collector, has not as yet pressed hi
right to possession.
1 Policeman Martinez and wife vii
leave tomorrow morning for Bernal
lilo where Mr.. Martinez is the owne
OF a small ranch. During the pas
I month two horses belonging to MI
/ Martinez have been run over n kIlle,
BY the train at his ranch.
. Carl Reinken and wife. nee Miss Da
: lies, Of Ripon, Wis, came In from Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, last night n con
tinued south 10 Beien this morning. Nj
= Re.nken had beforehand neatly furnish
r ed a cottage at Belen and the newt
= welded couple Win at once begin house
keeping,
r. b. Myers, formerly in bushes
n here. but for the past eleven months I
INV AoAANhAAbifis bAFAh'Ho ~ gNAOAh'
Ariz, came In from the west this morn
ing. Yesterday he sold ont his interet
d in rhe Jerome store to his partner, "
q G. Gfifith, and came on to this city. II
expects to soon engage in business hei
agaiH.
A telegram was receivd this mornin
y from Beien 20 correct the item publish
% el H. the Journal-D Democrat that Ernei
+ Zweiger is a married raj The tell
gram says; Ernest Is not married; !
il, however. casting bewitching looks
certain directions, but up to date HI
r, not forsaken the gloom OF single BILE
sedness. His friends at Belen desdl
= that the item be at once corrected"
Surveyor General Quimby Vance w
a pleasant caller at The Citizen ON
this morning. He was on his way
Santa Fe from a trip to his mines
Sierra count. General Vance has d
We voted an his time since his appoin
ment TO the intricate duties OF his ono