Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-18
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

Leonard skinner. the Golden general
merchant and saw miller, Is In the city
to-day.
This evening at 1880 o'clock the Re
bekahs will hold a meeting at odd Eel
lows hall.
J. ID. Eakin will leave tonight on a
business trip for his wholesale house
through northern Arizona.
Most all the Masonic delegates from
the southern counties. returned tn
their homes this morning.
James @. Fitch, OF Socorro, who was
here attending the Masonic meetings,
| returned south this morning.
charles Roe, the New Mexico mana
ger OF the Singer Sewing Machine
company. was a north bound passenger
this morning.
Mrs. u. A. Bittner. at No. 40 south
Arno street, entertained the Ladies
Aid society Of the Presbyterian church
this afternoon.
Erret Burke, a young lad employed
| at the shops. met with an accident to-
| day, by having his left thumb crushed
in a drill press.
Judge joni w. stansbury was a pas
| senger this morning for Roswell, where
he goes to take testimony In Indian
| depreciation claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Cristy are enter
tainin2 Irwin T. Osgood, OF Chicago
| who is stopping off for n few days be-
| fore going TO California.
j.. II. Mahoney. a prominent merchant
| II De ming. after a business trip to chi
,ago and the east, was a passenger on
the train last night returning home.
In his "N~ine-Spot" car Division SUI
perintendent J. Il. Hurley left f~ II
| PAso and silver city this morning. lie
came In from the north last night.
Johnny Bell, who Is located In Santa
Fe as express messenger between the
capital and Lamy junction, Is here on
A visit to his parents and many friends
in this city,
The primaries of the democratic
party will be held this evening for pre-
| cinct IL at the city hall, and for pre-
clnct 26 at the Stamm building on south
Second street.
DR.. g. q. Duncan, who has been at
tending the Masoni meetings this
week, and who Is an enthusiastic
Shriner. returned to his home at Socor'
ro this morning.
Marshal McMillln and officer Abe
Harris greeted an old friend at the de-
pot last night in the person Of David
| Jones. city marshal of Usage city, Kas.
who was on his way to Gallup.
Y. T.. Burns. one OF the many success
full Mutual Life Insurance men. was a
| passenger on the west bound train last
| night. returning from New York eity
to his headquarters In san Francisco.
Hon. II. O. Bursum. who vas at SO
| zorro attending the republican coun-
" convention, has returned TO santa
Fe, where he Is the efficient superin-
enden Of the New Mexico peniten-
tlary.
w. @. Barnwell, assistant general
freight agent OF the Santa Fe railway,
with headquarters at Los Angeles, IL
| stopping over to-day here to interview
the local merchants, and will leave THIS
evening for III Paso.
Major ]. 5. Van Doren, the Bluewa-
ter farmer, ranchman and general ser-
chant. who attended the Masonic meet
ings. was on hand at the gathering OF
Shrineis last night. The major VIII
| return to Bluswater tonight,
Mrs. Pitcher spent yesterday In the
city as the guest Of Miss McMillen'
The lady, who has been connected win
| the Indian school at Santa Fe. has been
transferred TO the new zunl Indian
| school near Gallup. She left for thai
place last night.
A free concert. followed by an hours
dancing. will be given at the orches'
trion hail saturday night; also a free
| concert at the same hall Sunday AFTER
noon. To these concerts superintendent
Trimble extends a general Invitation 10
the public to attend.
Worw comes from the east tina Jose
! Ruiz, a native of Ola Albuquerque u
making a record for himself as n 100
bah player and as captain or the car
isle Indian school brass band. lie pu'
nm A good game In a recent foot bal
contest between the Carlisle eleven
| Aud the NHklHlh hhiN''''F 1900
In the police court this morning
native was given ten days work on lh'
stree for getting drunk and scarint
| the women In the southern end OF the
city by his antics. The police ~er'
| called by telephone and arrested MN
He might have got OF easier but NJ
managed to break the stove In the lock
up. and was punished accordingly. a
yag was given Ave days, and a pam
drunk had 81 to pay for his fine
Might before last a lot Of fine mar
ketine steers i'm William Fairs pasture
south Of the city. stampeded' prok'
| down the fence and made for the noun
tains east of the city. Yesterday ait
| Fsrr trailed them 20 within a few mile
Of The Las Moyas ranch where Tn
c,tte. almost famlshed for water
turned on the train and came back y
| the Rio. drande. The runaway oal''
! we're found last night ana TINS morn
Ing near the place where they pron'
from the rapeh'