Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-19
LOCAL PARAGR APHS,


James Case, who resided in Albu-
querque years ago. Is here from Call
fornia.
Professor Childs and family will
spend their vacation trout fishing or
the Upper Pecos.
II. J. Ramer. who has been in the
city for a few days, will leave tonight
for Holbrook. Arizona.
The brick masons have begun worn
on the basement of the new Grunsfelc
building. and 1t will be pushed to a
finish from now on.
The news comes from Magdalena
Socorro county, hat II. c. orear has
met with good fortune, having struci
very rich ore in his mine.
James r. Johnston, who is interested
In the overland passenger and freighI
business between Thornton and Bland
spent Sunday in the city. returning e
Thornton yesterday morning.
Attention Is called to the advertise.
ment Of j. B. Block. published in to-
days citizen. Mr.. Block is located a
the famous Jemez Hot Springs. and
conducts by all odds the best mountain
hotel in New Mexico.
Prof. w. Il. Koch. formerly connect.
ed with the faculty OF the Territoria.
Normal school at Silver city, is In tn,
city from Chanute. Kansas. Prof
Koch was recently elected a teacher IL
the public schools Of this city.
A few days ago, In a hand car wreck
on the santa Fe Pacific at Chino Can.
yon. r. J. Ashley had his foot badly
cut and crushed. ale was brought ir
from the west last night and taken {,
the local railway hospital for treat
ment.
\ large quantity of wool came e
town on wagons this morning. In.
quiry resulted in the statement thai
there had been few sales made, as tn,
sellers and buyers could not get Gloss
together on the prices. Most of tn,
wool will be stored.
Hereford and James. the PROMISING
son OF Captain and Mrs. A. b.. Fitch
who have been attending the Michigan
university, are now at Magdalena,
where they will spend the summer
iltAtAbIu ~ a law SAhutult Nnllt Jdiltt
IL in the medical department.
l.. +. clifford. who resided in THU
city when he was "a conductor on the
Santa Fe between this city and E,
Paso. came in from Silver City yester.
day and continued on TO Terre Haute
Ind, in response To a telegram an.
%nouncing the dangerous illness of hi.
mother. Mr.. Clifford is now conductor
on the Silver City branch.
Although Ralph Tascher failed tc
win in the Demorest medal contest
at the recent Territorial Woman'i
Christian Temperance Union conven.
ton at Las Vegas, his Grafton received
much favorable comment. The optic
In commenting on Ralph's grafton
says: The second number was giveI
by Master Ralph Tascher, OF Albu.
querque. The young man, In states.
manlike way, with ease OF name and
earnestness Of expression gave A New
Declaration OF Independence His BE.
lection showed careful preparation an,
his allusion at the close of his address
to Old Glory brought a storm OF ap
plause."
While In California lately Frank Lee
treasurer of the new theater. met s
Kornburg, agent of the celebrate,
Strauss orchestra. The gentlemen con
suited in regard to the orchestra stop
ping off here when touring the coun
try mex fall. and arrangements wer
made accordingly. This orchestra
is composed OF fifty expert musicians
with Edward Strauss, the royal musi
cal director OF the Austrian emperor
court. which is the leading n o
Europe. The company will arrive Il
New York In October next and max
a complete tour OF the United State
and Canada. Albuquerqueans cal
prepare themselves for a musical trea
about Christmas time.