Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-12
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LOCAL PARAGR APHS.
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J. w. Cooper. the Pecos saw mill man,
Is In the city interviewing our lumber
merchants.
A. d. whitson. OF the whitson Music
company. left this morning for Santa
Fe and La Vegas.
Joseph Bfbo, the prosperous Berna-
lilo merchant, came in last night and
Is around among his friends to-day.
Regular review OF Alamo Hive No. 1.
L. o. r. NJ, at odd Fellows hall this
evening. September 18th. at 5 o'clock
Nina Carson. II. X.
j. Thompson Lindsey, who has been
interviewing the local shoe merchants
the past few days, was an e~ast-bound
passenger this morning.
The regular weekly prayer meeting OF
the Congregational church will be re-
sumed this evening, the new pastor
Rev. w. j. Marsh, officiating.
Mr.. Johnson, the expert and travel
ing representative OF the Remington
typewriter. Is in the city. being intro
duced around by W. III. Hahn, the local
agent.
A meeting OF the Non-Sectarlan
Benevolent Society is called to meet to.
morrow morning at $3.50 at #. w Clan
cy's office. All members are urged to be
present.
A heavy rain storm is prevailing this
| afternoon In the vicinity of Cerrillos.
and It is feared that there may be an
| other washout on the Santa Fe road.
| AID FAIR.
II. s. knight. the deputy assessor OF
this county, went vi to Santa Fe this
morning to represent Assessor Sandoval
at the meeting OF the territorial board
OF equalization.
Policeman Martinez was at the depot
this morning when the No. 2 passenger
train from the west arrived. He was on
the lookout for an embezzler, but the
laws transgressor did not put In an APP
p~earance.
Il. II. Kenney. the well known con-
tractor and builder of Gallup. passed
through the city this morning for
Maine, where he will visit relatives and
friends whom he has not seen for
twelve years.
Rev. T.. f.. Vance who spent last win
ter In the city, making many friends
by his genial manner, came In this
morning from Demlng n Is visiting
with his friends to-day before going
north tomorrow.
VIM. Farr, OF Fairs meat market.
has returned from a cattle purchasing
trip to western Valencia county. He
states positively that the whole section
west Of this city will be here for the
fair next week.
Services were held this morning at 2
o'clock over the remains of Mrs. Ida
Oyerman at Edwards undertaking. par
Tors, Rev. Bunker officiating, In the
presence of a few friends. Interment
was made in Tairvlew cemetery.
Messrs. Bachechi & Gloml received
to-day a car load OF claret, angelica,
port, sherry. zinfandel and Riesling
wines, direct from the winery. These
wines, which they have handled for
years and which have given entire sat
lsfactlon. are offered to the trade at
prices that defy competition.
]. X. Alexander. clerk of the Phoenix
Indian school, last night sent fifteen
Indian children about the age OF twelve
years, to the school In Phoenix, having
gathered them from mon the Indian
pueblos north Of here. Arrangements
are trying to be made by Mr.. Alexan-
der to have the Indian school band and
base ball team come here during fair
week. The band is a splendid one and
would be an additional attraction.
In the second game OF base ball be-
tween the III Paso Colts and the Tucson
team, played In I'll Paso on Monday at
ternOOn, the former won by the score
OF y to T. The visitors made all their
tallies in the first inning. The first
game, played Sunday afternoon, was
won by the Tucson club by the score OF
10 TO s. The two teams played yester-
day afternoon for 800 a side and all the
gate receipts.
The Cebolleta land grant case which
has been before Judge Lee, as referee
for over three years, was finally sub
mitted to Judge Crumpacker at tn
court house this morning. The pend
Ing motion was on the confirmation o
-, the report OF the referee. Messrs
Rodey, Clancy and Prince presented
their Views ON behalf OF their RESPECTIVE
clients and the Judge took the papers
K which are very yoluminous' for exam
nation.
In the police court this morning, on
Miguel Martinez was a%rraigned charge
with being drunk and disorderly an
e disturbing the peace by recklessly rid
G ing his bronco at a ~breakneck spec
10 through the streets yesterday betwee
8 and G o'clock p, mp endangering IN
lives OF children and pedestrians, II
managed to run into the wagon OF Ma
Carrier ]. ]. O'Brien n break one {
the wheels. Marshal McMillin by quic
use OF a wagon captured Martinez, VIII
e is a resident OF a village in the mort
e Highlands. before he had done an
more damage and he pleaded guilty I
the above charge. A fine OF s. and III
payment OF the damage TO the ma
= wagon Is secured by the holding OF hi
horse and saddle,