Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

j. +. Cook, a Socorro deputy sheriff,
Is here on business.
Charles Neustadt and wife are again
in the city from Grants, out on the
Santa Fe Pacific.
Hon. Manuel G. de Baca. n we'll
known republican politician of Las
Vegas, is In the city to-day.
Mrs. l.. Foote. late of Salt Lake
city, has opened a d~ressmaking estab-
lishment at No. 200 west Gold avenue.
The Hopping bicycle and repair
shop, opposite the p~ostofice, has been
removed to No. 325 south Second
street.
Major ]. 3. Van Doren, the Bluewa-
ter ranchman and politician, came In
from the west last night and IL in the
city to-day.
Ben. w. olney. from S~olomonville,
Arizona, Is In the city, purchasing
goods and taking In the sights OF a real
metropolitan city.
city Marshal McMillln Is still keep
ing up his reputation as a good collec-
tor for the city. His cash receipts for
the month OF March amounts to 1878.
At the morning session yesterday
seventeen persons were admitted to
membership In the Presbyterian
church by the pastor, Rev. Il. &. Beat
tie.
@. Giomi, junior member of the
wholesale liquor firm of Bachechi 4
Giomi, has returned from a business
trip down south. He reports trade
very good.
L.. l.. Washburn, who recently n
gagged In business on Second street
has a very interesting advertisement
Ia to-day's Citizen. See IT.; published
on the fourth page.
The pneumatic rubber tire road wag'
ON. which attracted so much attention
on the street last Saturday afternoon
was purchased by Oakley clifford from
J. Korber Il Co. this morning.
Miss Edith Renner, the popular anc
worthy lady clerk at the stationery
store of q. A. Matson a. Co., was OF
the sick list a few days OF last week
She was noticed, however, on duty
this morning.
w. C. Gardiner, years ago a cloth.
MS hitiNhhhAo VI inns WY now a. thNNl'
raiser and buyer of Arizona, was II
the city yesterday. and met among hi
many old friends w. c. Leonard VIII,
has but recently quit the clothing bus
mess here.
George IL. Drury, son OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. James II. Drury, will leave to,
night for Cheyenne, Wyoming. wher,
he will 40 to work In the Union Pa,
cihc railway shops. George served hi
| apprenticeship at the local railway
/ shops and is "A first-class young man.
, T., b.. Learned. formerly the SAINT
Fe station agent at Las Cruces. now
miner operating in the San Andreai
mining district OF Socorro county, Il
In the city and to-day was notice,
explaining to Frank Wilson that tn,
, ore from the San Andreas district con
tains all kinds of rich minerals.
|, Hon. E.. A. Miera, chairman OF tn,
board of county commissioners, Is IL
the city from the Rio Puerco country
and "A meeting of the board will b,
held for the next two days. Mr.
Miera states that he will lamb hi
flock OF sheep in the Wolf creel
neighborhood of Colorado. on the Den
yer x Rio Grande, his spring,
A. Simpler returned home from
Bland last Saturday night. He wen
a there to learn the particulars of tn
i fire which destroyed his undertaking
establishment with several other bust
= ness houses and residences one nigh
( last week. His loss was total-noth
4 ing being saved from the ~conflagratioI
The insurance adjusters will 30 t
E Bland this week.
= The Citizen was informed thi
morning hat the Santa Fe railwa
E company have accepted the proposi
q ton Of the city as to the building @
! the viaduct, and that II. u, Mudg,
general superintendent Of the DAD
would be here the latter part OF thi
y week to make final arrangements wit
the city as to the carrying out OF IN
valuable improvements.
J. II. Drury and his son, James, re
turned to the city last night from III
lumber camp of the albuquerque Ian
4 Irrigation company. or In Othe
words, the Shut Improvement con
pany. Mr.. Drury is In charge OF N
,, lumber camp and is getting out III
r timbers and pllings for the low-lin
ditch. They viii remain in the cit
y until Wednesday morning.
Tonight II. Il. Metcalf, OF the nrl
of Metcalf a. Stellern, the Gold avenu
furniture dealers, win leave for La
y Cruces, whore he win open up a ne
furniture store and undertaking estal
llishment. The stock OF new goods hs
arrived there and the owner viii
:, once begin displaying them in Il
:, Mesilla valley town. p. H, Fox, Il
undertaken, will accompany Mr., Me
calf tonight.
Last Thursday by telephone, IT
Citizen was Informed that w.
m Stems and Ada Quinn, W. former en-
ployes OF the Albuquerque laundr
had left the city Unexpectedly; TIL
they were lovers and had eloped. TT
ir item, as far as Mrs. Quinn IL concer
l. ed, Is false In every particular, for q
lady has no intention OF clipping wi