Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


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DIR. J. A. Lowe, OF Cincinnati, a ar
rived In the city and will make this
place his permanent residence.
Mrs. Aaron Gray, accompanied by her
children. left this morning for a visit
to relatives in winslow. Arizona.
Great interest Ii being manifested in
the coming series Of ball games be-
tween the Browns and the San Juans.
NJ. n. Chanee. whols looking after
ter his crops ON the ranch north If Old
Town. will return to Bland tomorrow
morning.
Charles Mathews, the colored cook,
left this morning for Lamy, where he
will ~ to work for Chas. S. Underdonk,
the goat raiser.
Al. C%odington and Ed. Pickard. dep
uty United States marshals, who were
at Las Vegas attending court, returned
to the city asst night.
Miss Scroggs, "A sister Of Mrs. Arno
Huning, arrived last night from Cali
fornia n will be "a guest Of the Hun
Ing castle during the summer.
rtlu Law tltHdI, WnO Wtnl OUT 10
Winslow last Saturday evening In The
interests of the firm of Lowenthal &
Meyers. Ia returned to the city.
George +. Money, assistant United
States attorney, vent down to Socorro
on this mornings early train, where he
Win prosecute a Chinese exclusion case,
The Albuquerque Guards will give
| anAfhap .f thaIr .laIi1btf pI hall, a., "a.
armory hall tomorrow friday night,
Active and associate members are ur-
gently requested TO attend.
Mrs. George Carson, who resides in
the l4O block on west Railroad avenue
Is reported dangerously III and the
physicians do not entertain much hope
OF her recovering very soon.
A. b. Stroup. a member Of the High
School faculty. will attend the teachers
convention at Charleston, S. c., In
July. He Will leave here Immediately
after the present school term.
Attorney ]. +. Brown, formerly OF
Athens, Ohio, who spent the winter In
this city for the benefit of his health,
has concluded to rough 1t" for A while
on a cattle ranch In Grant county.
About twenty Mexican laborers, some
with their wives and children, left this
morning for Rocky Ford, Colo, where
they will 10 TO work for the big sugar
beet company operating at that place
w. III. Cobb, the surveyor, and little
son, returned from the Nacimiento
country yesterday evening. where he
has been running some new lines on a
grant recently opened for settlement.
lie reports a heavy rainfall in hat sec
ton last Sunday night, which caused
a great amount of damage.
Carl Huning, who was here during
the Territorial fair Of last September
and came e laughing himself t.
sleep on account OF the fun he had, il
now at NELLIE, Germany. He writes a
very interesting letter 10 Ben Bottle of
Zeiger's Cafe, and say that he will re-
turn to New Mexico some time this
fall.
j. j. Sheridan, chief deputy United
States marshal, is in receipt of a letter
rom Marshal Foraker. The latter
states thai he landed his Chinese de-
porta ton subjects safely in San Fran
cisco, and h he ~(Foraker) would now
enjoy a few days recreation on Santa
Catalina island, just out from Santa
Monica.
w, L. Trimble, the stage manipulation
OF the Cochiti mining district, was q
passenger for Thornton this morning
from which place he viii 20 overland
10 Bland. lie reports his stages doinl
a big business these days, Transporting
passengers TO and from Bland, ant
through that town to the great Sulphur
hot springs.
Manager Brockmeier asserts that h,
has full confidence In the ability If the
ball tosseTs who compose this season,
Browns" to sustain the reputation
earned In former years. While tn,
members are all home boys It must MOI
be forgotten that 1t was the HON,
boys who first won fame for tn,
Browns on the diamond.
Hon. Nicholas Gales, who for year,
was n of the most successful mine
OPERATOR in Sierra county, now operat.
ing near Prescott, came In from Hills,
boro this morning. where he still ha,
mining Interests. He goes to Prescott
tonight where he win attend the fune.
raj OF his rather-in-law, and take IN,
remains to Minnesota for burial.
George W. Shut, of he Shut I'm.
proVement company, left the city thl,
morning for the amp of the compan,
located on the Santa Fe railway tracl
a Few miles above Algodones. Mr.
Shut Is anxious to get TO work agair
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