Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

LOSFNG tTNtHsAtNN wv
II. w. Smith. from Bland. came in last
night. to remain several days In the
city.
Miss Anna NJ. Turner. accompanied
By a ilttle Pueblo Indian girl, Is In the
city from Isleta.
Rev. @. +. Fenton and wife, from Pc
rea. up In the Jenez mountains. are AT
Sturges' European.
Mrs. NJ. Jensen. of III Paso. and Mss
5. Gregg Of san Francisco. are stopping
at the Hotel Highland.
J. u. Drury lett Ibis morning for
Thornton, and from there he took the
Trimble stage for Bland.
II. w. HocNaday and wife, of Den
Vel, after a days stay in this city. left
last night for southern California.
II. Il. Elwell. representing wanama-
ker 4 Brown, Philadelphia, merchant
t%ailors, left this morning for Cerrillos.
For Sale-Furniture of a hve-doom
cottage. cheap: furniture as good as
new. Inquire at No 5l1 east Silver ave-
nue..
a special review Of Alamo hive, No. l..
l.. o. T. NJ, tomorrow. Aug. Is. after
nOun. at $3.50 o'clock. for initiation. Nina
Corson, X. X.
Misses H.. and Mira Mabry, two sis
ters, from the Cochiti mining district,
are In the city, registered at the Euro
pean from Bland.
stephen Canavan, a well-known coal
miner OF Gallup. came in from the west
this morning and has his name ON the
Grand Central register.
w. II. Constable, the III Paso CON-
mission merchant, who was out west on
business. came In this morning and reg
lstered at Sturges' European.
James ID. Bakin, Of the Wholesale
liquor firm of Melini & Eakin, left this
morning for the Cochlti mining district.
He VIII be absent several days.
Pitt Ross. the wen-known city civil
engineer and surveyor. left this morn
ing for Bland, to do some private sur
veying. He expects TO return Tomorrow
night.
Max Salzman, the big general mer-
chant at Williams, Ariz., Is In the city.
just returning from a protracted visit
to Europe. He Will leave for Williams
tonight.
I'D. Ellsworth, porter at the local de
pot, IL on the upper Rio Pccos. and viii
remain there until Mrs. Nudge and
party conclude their outing in those
mountains.
Judge Thomas c. Gutierres, who looks
after the interests of the valley farmers,
left this morning for Santa Fe, on bust
ness before the United Stutes court OF
private land claims.
Garfield Hughes win go to Jemez hot
springs tomorrow and remain a few
days and will try TO boil the last of the
Cuban fever out OF his system before
going to work In the postofiice.
Judge ~stansbury, the special govern
ment attorney, viii leave Tomorrow
morning for Roswell, to hear Testimony
in several important Indian depreda-
ton claims against the government. He
viii be absent about ten days.
O'Connor, the base ballist, Who was
the first biseInan of the Albuquerque
Browns a few years ago and las yeai
was the captain Of the "A FTanciscs
club, has Just been dropped from tbs
pay roll of the Dayton, Ohio. club.
Bert Semple, a member OF the I'm
perial laundry firm, old out his inter
ests TO his partners, Messrs. Hall an,
Edgar, n hasgone back to ~railroading
During the abense of Steve Refill, Ber
Ia h claim desk clerk at the loca
freight depot.
a Tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock, a
the residence of the mother OF the bride
Y In mis- city. Miss Annie Pohl Will b
married to DR.. Edward Clayton, of Gal
lup. Dr. Bunker viii perform the mar
[ riage ceremony. The happy couple Wi
make their future home at Gallup.
3 Several friends We're at the depot thI
morning to see Professor c. H. Bun
E safely on the train for the east. Tn
J report that he would visit Germany be
fore returning 10 this city IL denied a
the drug store of j. III. O'Reilly a Co
where the professor has often been no
tlced drowning his thoughts In roc
beer and Coyote water.
! Miss ESuphemia Nelson, a popula
young lady who has visited here 10
some time past, left this morning 70
New York. Her mother. Mrs, NehsoI
remained In the city, but will leave TIL
evening for Flagstaff on a visit, bein
accompanied by Mrs. T. G.. Cornish an
q son, family OF Chief Surgeon Cornisl
OF the Santa Fe Pacific.
= r. L. Meyers arrived In the city n
d other day from Las Vegas and has a.
sumsd his duties as chief clerk at II
local freight depot. vice A. n. Karn
who resigned on o Of poor healt
e Mr.. Kearns, however, win not gu
~railroading. and after a short rest up /
win be again found at the freight d
pot, not as chief clerk but as the casi
Ter.
Last May a year ago, Lieutenant
] Member, OF h Eleventh infantI'
G United States army, arrived In IN
city almost direct from Porto Rico al
Il after remaining here a few days }
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