Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30
LOCAL PARhaRAeHs,

j. A. Hawking, a prominent gentle.
man Of Lincoln N. NJ. Is stopping at
the European for a few days.
n. w. Woodbury.. who is Interested In
the mining industry Of the Cochil dis
trlct. has mis- name on the sturges Eu-
rcpean register.
e. Rogers and two daughters. OF
Silver City. who spent yesterday In this
city, took the west bound train last
night for the Pacific coast resorts.
General Manager X. S. siebert Of the
California q Eastern railroad. after
spending a day here. left last night for
Blake, Cali the headquarters Of his
road.
Eearle II. Bartlett, an employe Of the
railroad offices, and Miss Matilda Hon.
man, who. up to a short time ago was
employed at s. f. Newcomers, will
be married July IA.
James Boyce. one OF the efficient ma
chinists at the shops. has gone TO Cali
fornia for a two weeks outing. lie
will visit the various resorts and enjoy
a salt water swim.
That successful business man and
popular Insurance agent, ]. II. O'Rielly,
Is again at home with his family, after
a profitable trip in the interests Of the
Mutual Life Insurance company.
Miss Grace Roseberry and siiss
Blanche Bel, two well-known young
ladies of Las Vegas, are visiting Mrs.
Conrad A. Gonzales Of West New York
avenue. The ladies expect to be here
a couple OF weeks.
President Herrick and family will
spend a part of their summed vacation
with the family OF Captain A. b. Fitch.
of M~agdalena. Mrs. Herrick and chill
dren will make the trip by rail, but the
professor will drive overland.
Miss Louise Prone, a former resident
OF this city. stopped of yesterday to
visit the family of her cousin. Charles
Girard. The lady, whose present home
Is at Los Angeles. CAL, IL on her way
TO visit h Paris exposition.
Max Kalter has gone to the Jemes
hot springs. He was a clerk at the
dry goods store OF Leon b. Stern, which
position is now occupied by young Mr..
Stanton. formerly clerk at the whole-
sale grocery establishment of L. b.
Putney.
on his way home to Gallup last night.
coming from the Deaf and Dumb insti-
tute At Santa Fe. was little Gainor
Morris, a leaf and dumb boy. The
trainmeD were informed by a tag Of
his affiiction and destination. and there
was no difficulty in his being started
towards home on the right train.
The E Paso News says; ii. A. M.
Palladino. one OF Albuquerque's lead
ing grocers. is In the city visiting his
father, Architect q. Palladino. The AL
buquerque papers sand that Mr.. Palla-
dino would take back a bride with
himon his return to that city. Mr.. Pal
ladino say he Will do that very thing
and will marry IN lei Paso belle.
Frank Lee. treasurer Of the new AL
buquerque theater, received a letter
last night from the anager OF the Ed
ward Strauss orchestra, h will make
a flying tour OF the United States anc
Canada this fall. which makes the con
templated visit OF this grand ~organiza'
ton a certainty. The orchestra vii
arrive In New York from Austria aboui
November 1, and will play here between
December rs and January :.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince. presideni
Of the board OF regents OF the Agricul'
tural and Mechanical college. came II
from Las Cruces this morning n con
tinued north to Santa Fe. The boart
held a meeting yesterday. and satisfac'
torily arranged the financial difficult,
Of the institution. The board appoint
ell Captain Alex. Sutherland. formerl,
OF the Goss Military institute. instruc
tor in Spanish, vice Miss Ida M. Jonei
(now Mrs.. It. Y. Anderson). resigned
The printing was awarded to the New
Mexican Printing company. their biz
being the lowest in every particular.