Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-08
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.

Attend the viaduct meeting at the
city building this evening.
Mrs. e. II. Donnelly and family, of
Las Cruces, are stopping at Sturges'
European.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schultz. of Silver
city, are in the city, having their name
on Sturges' European register.
w. ID. Metzgar and Ramon Sanchez,
two young men ~well-known here, VIII
start a saloon In old town tomorrow.
Mrs. NJ. w. Critchett, OF clint. Texas.
and Miss Belle G.. Ferguson, Of Den
yer. are in the city. stopping at the
Hotel Highland.
Mrs. Simon Neustadt. wife OF "A we'll
known general merchant OF Los Lu-
mas, Is here to-day ON a visit to rela-
lives and friends
Regular meeting OF Adah Chapter
No. 9. O. r.. s. this evening at $ o'clock
in Masonic hall. by order Of w. NJ.
Nellie NJ. Butler. secretary.
Don j. Rankin, representing the
Southwestern Brewery and Ice COM
pany, left this morning for Cerrillos.
and all other own near by.
Alderman Sleyster's W children are
relapse after n spell OF whooping cough,
having caught severe colds.
Chris Lamporter, OF the firm OF j.
Korber and Co., ana his daughter, Mrs.
Ben G. Robertson and her SON.. return
ed last night from Los Angeles, Cal.
Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields, the Presby-
terrain minister. Of Solomonville, A. T.,
came in from the south this morning
and will rest up at Sturges' European
before continuing on to the Jemez hot
springs.
A called meeting OF the w. G. T. L..
will be held at the home OF Mrs. Hard
ing, Az south Third street this even
ing, for the purpose OF electlng dele
gates to he Territorial convention. All
members are urged to be present.
Judge %Stansbury, the popular spec
ial government attorney who Is here
hearing the testimony In Indian depre-
dalton claims against the government,
returned this morning from a profess
sional tour through the southern sec
tlon OF the territory.
Charles Mcdonald and wife, who
were here the past ten days on a bus
mess and pleasure trip, returned to
Roswell this morning, via lei Paso. MIR.
Mcdonald Is connected as "A committee
man, with the fair TO be given at Ros-
well in the second week OF October, and
last night held a brief consultation
with officials Of the Territorial Fair.
who are now preparing for a big expo
sltion here in the third week in Sep
TENDER.
THE Washburns"-the name Of a
base ball organization in the city-are
now out for everything In sight. and at
a meeting held last night concluded To
reorganize n strengthen the team.
c. A. Lampman had proved himself "A
good captain and a wiry player, hence
was reelected captain, The question
OF uniforms was called up, and Captain
Lampman was designated a committee
to solicit funds. The club will come
on the field at the next game with the
Browns or some other club, in a bet
ter shape than ever-a first class third
baseman n catcher in position. "The
Washburns" are getting In trim.
A sample Of the new trash boxes
which are to be placed on the corners
in the business portion OF this city was
placed on the corner OF Railroad ave
nue. and Second street this morning
The box is made OF sheet iron and
stands four feet high from the base. II
Is square shape and measures 2Ox3C
inches in the clear. Permission was
given IL. J. Knox by the city council
to place as many OF these trash recep-
tacles on the corners as he chooses, and
they viii become the property OF the
city as soon as they are once placed
The enterprising business men have
caught the idea and are having theil
advertisements painted on the boxes on
all sides.