Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-13
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

II &. Evans, or Las vegas, IL STOP |
ping at the Grand Central.
j.. T.. Goodlander, the drug tourist.
came In from the south last night.
O.. 4. Hinch was among those who
came In from Ash Fork last night.
:. Sanders. who represents the liquor
dealers Of Trinidad, Is In the city to-
day.
Ed Lembke left last night for So,
zorro. lie expects to be absent some
time.
Deputy Sheriff Eliseo Barela came in
from San Rafael last night lie
stopped at the European.
Walter Scott and 4. y. Buck, are
Las Vegas gentlemen who came down
from the north last evening.
q. T.. Money. assistant United states
attorney for New Mexico. passed up
the road for Santa Fe from Silver City
last night.
Hon. Charles Spiess. a prominent
member of the legal fraternity at San
Ia Fe. came down to the territorial me,
tropolls last night,
Silverio Valencia, OF Old Albuquer-
que, is rejoicing over the birth of a
fine boy, and the n%eighbors are help
ing him celebrate the happy event.
Robert q. Marmon. h has large
property interests at and near Laguna.
Is among the late arrivals at the
European. lie Is accompanied by his
wife.
]. Il. Block. the Jemez hot springs
hotel keeper and merchant, remained
In the city to attend the funeral Of l.,
b. Putney. He will return to the
springs tomorrow morning.
j. $. MacTavish. one OF the proprle-
etors OF the big mercantile Institution
at Magdalena, arrived in the city this
morning, and attended the funeral Of
The late l.. II. Putney this forenoon.
4. Y. Maynard. the watch inspector
for the Santa Fe railway from Albu-
querque south, returned this morning
from Silver city. where he had gone
on business connected with his duties.
Linus Shields left for his home in Pc
rea yesterday afternoon in response to
a message announcing the serious i'll
ness of his mother, Mrs, Or. ]. NJ.
Shields, from an attack of pneumonia.
"lH0 is'hbt II Adiilt htlt Nolltlllllt
age from Chicago for her health, is
reported to be seriously III. n in con-
sequence II telegram was sent last
night to her sister In Chicago to come
to her aid at once.
Heber II. Strong left last night for
his old home In Detroit, Mich, for a
rest OF Il month. Mr.. Strong has been
on the sick list for the past few weeks,
and a change of climate will undoubt-
eddy prove beneficial.
Col J. Francisco Perea. Of Jemez
Hot Springs, IL here ON IA visit to his
daughter, Mrs. Il. PARENT. II Is
learned that the colonel expects to
leave the springs shortly. and reside
In the future In this city.
NJ. w. Flournoy, vice president of the
First National bank. who was at Las
Angeles ON business, will arrive
Thursday night and continue from here
to Denver. Mrs. Tourney will accom-
pany her husband to the Colorado sap
ital.
DIR, J, 4. Raster will return north
this evening, stopping on his way to
Topeka at La Vegas and other cities
where railway hospitals are located.
Mrs. Raster and youngest daughter
VIII remain as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Luthy for "A few days.
President Herrick was down To the
depot last evening TO meet Prof. r. D..
A. Cockerell, OF the Agricultural and
Mechanic college at Mesilla. The pro-
fessor has just finished two lectures in
Santa ZEE and Las Vegas. He left for
his home ON the midnight train,
The popular register OF the United
States land ONCE, Manuel n. OterO,
came In from the territorial capital
last night, and accompanied by Hon.
solomon Luna, continued south to Los
Lunas this morning. They are expect
ed to return to the city this evening.
Hon, Chas. A, Speiss, district attor-
ney OF the Las Vegas judicial district.
was a passenger from the north last
night. lie is smiling all Over on ac-
count OF the political situation in New
Mexico, and says that everything is
coming his way-that is for the ma
tional and territorial administrations,
James Eakin returned last night
from a successful business trip to
Bland and Albemarle, When a report
er called on him this morning for a
news item regarding the wealthy Co.
chit he was In the midst OF filling a
big order for that district. and said
he was too busy To be interviewed on
that subject,
The AlamOgordo News says that
sidney Stern had a telegram last week
from Albuquerque, Offering him a po-
sltion there, He did not confer with
flesh n blood, but left Immediately.
He Is an estimable young man and
very trustworthy. He will be missed
here, and the hearty good wishes OF
his many friends for good health and
prosperity follow him.
f, Milton Johnson, superintendent OF
the Cochiti Gold Mining company's
milling n mining plant in Albemarle,
registered at the European last night,
The big orusher in the mill broke