Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-03
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

S. Vann took the train his morning
fo- Santa Fe In the interest Of the 1. o.
o. i.
The city council VIII meet In regular
scmi-mOnthly session at n city hail
this evening.
Rev. II. NJ. Craig. the synodlcal mis-
sionary Of the Presbyterian church.
came In from the west this morning.
Judge Strauss, Of the firm of MetcaIt
q Strauss, with his wife, left this morn
ing to visit Ration relatives and friends.
Fred Lewis WIN leave in the morning
for Rio Arrfba county on business con-
nected with the Germania Life Insur-
ance company.
John Bartlenas. of san B~ernardlno.
Cal, came In on the behated trian from
the west this morning. being met at the
depot by Miss Alice Spencer.
Mineral lodge, No. 4, knights OF Py-
thias, VIII confer the second and third
work this evening. and the members
expect a good time with thelr victims.
Rev. j. L. Watson and wife, Of the A..
NJ. Il. church, left his morning for
Denver. A delegation Of church MEM
bers were at the depot TO see them
safely ON the train.
In accordance with a notice which has
| been published the past week in the W
daily ~cwspapers of the city. the execu-
| tive committee of the Territorial Fair
| will meet at the city hall Tonight.
There Is a rumor In circulation to-day
| that another quiet wedding win take
| place In a few days, and while the
lady is a resident of Albuquerque the
gentleman comes from another state.
Mrs. II. A. Pease, wife of the editor
of the Holbrook, Arizona, Argus, died
the other day. The body will be taken
To Canada for burial, passing through
this city tomorrow morning on No. 2.
The free concert, followed by an
hours dancing at the Orchestrion hail
last Saturday night, was well attended,
| probably THE largest crowd OF the sea-
son being present to enjoy the delight
full music.
Mrs. II. X. Gentry and son., and Mira.
w. f. Bell. after a pleasant vacation
in southern California, returned TO the
city this morning. Messrs. Gentry and
Bel. being at the depot to welcome
their better halves.
George c. Bowman. the United States
gauger for his district, returned last
night from an official visit to the a
Juan country of New Mexico. He WIS.,
tied Durango, Colo, and reports that
city in a fiourishlng condition.
Three bids for fair privileges were re-
ceived this morning from outside towns
two from Socorro and one from Butte,
Mont. Two bids received last week
from Kansas city. oh, no; ain't the
coming fair advertised extensively
Report reached this city to-day that
II. r. Brown, IA miner well-known here.
and Capt Van Horn, OF Colorado, had
struck a rich vein of ore while prospect
ing in the Manzano mountains, some OF
which has assayed as much as S4s TO the
ton
The bids for work on the new city
park In the Highlands were opened and
were as follows: Jerry M~onahan, $3.50
per day for team, scraper, driver and
pillow. w, l.. Trimble a Co, $3.50 and
w. NJ. Greenfield, 1895, 1t Is estimated
that there win be 100 days work on the
park.
Milton IL. Porter, OF Mass Ion, Ohio,
Is here for his health, a sufferer from
muscular rheumatism. He seems de-
lighted with the climate and believes
that Il should be advertised more, as tie
benefits are o sufficiently known in
the ast.
Last saturday night at 7 O'Clock little
George Bledsoe, the h~ve-year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Bledsoe, while play
ing on the fence of the residence at No,
pa north sixth street, fell on and broke
hts lent arun at the elbow. Drs. Hope
and Elder were sent for ami the broken
bone set.
Mrs. II. B. Harsch, wife of the south
First street soda water manufacturer
writes her husband from san Bernardo
no Cal, that she was In a runaway ac-
cident, but escaped injury. Mrs. l.. ID
Bartlett, with whom she Is visiting, was
also in the accident, and was quite bad
ly injured.
Arthur Wells, Sr, died at Pueblo
Col, on August 81, aged rs years. Tit
deceased wac the father OF A c., r. f.
John and II. III. Wells, well-known II
railroad ~cincles. and the beroaved SOM
; passed through the city for Pueblo L
d attend the funeral on the delayed traiI
this morning.
Thuse Interested In the growing o
Belgian hares are requested To meet a
The Citizen office ON Thursday evening
: Sept. 8, at 1880 O'Clock for the purpos
OF arranging an exhibition booth at tn
: Territorial fair. An those interested Il
this industry are earnestly requested 3
I attend this meeting.
, A. Il. Macomber. Of Flagstaff, accom-
panied NJ. w. Gallagher OF Michigan, b
: this city last Saturday. MI. Gallaghe
e representing the Saginaw and Maniste
Lumber cofnpany. has been at William
and Flagstaff tine past few weeks MAX
ing estimates Of All the timber land
formerly belonging 10 the Saglna'
Lumber company and the timber o
/, 10000 acres formerly the property q
the Arizona Cattle company which u