Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-11
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.


Louis Baer, the Boston wool buyer.
Is again in the city.
Charles Neustadt. who has charge of
the Blbo store at Bernahllo, is here to-
day on business.
Dan Elliott. the santa Fe roadmaster
with headquarters at Las Vegas, is at
the Grand Central.
Alonzo Norman and wife, register
ing from Danville. III, are stopping at
the Hotel Highland.
Regular review OF Alamo hive. No.
!, l.. o. r. NJ, this evening. July IL,
at l.. o. o. J.. hail, at 5 O'Clock. Nina
Corson, recorder.
II. j. Elliott. who is in charge Of the
Madrid coal mines, was here on bust
ness last night. lie returned to Ma
drid this morning.
Mrs. j. II. Pfeister, of Hiawatha,
Kan, arrived in the city and will spend
a few weeks with her sister. Mrs. j. c.
Baldridge, and family.
j. s. Reynolds, the banker and one
OF the heayist subscribers to the ditch
funds. is here to-day, arriving last
night from Las Vegas.
The bridges along the Santa he Pa
cinc viii be inspected. the chief engi-
neer of bridges. A. i. Robinson. leaving
for the west on that mission last n ght.
George S~harland. Of Crown Point,
Ariz.. a Rough Rider who attended the
reunion at Oklahoma City, passed
through The Gty for his Arizona home
last night.
q. w. Shut, OF the Shut Improve
men company. came in from Algo-
dones last night. He Is here to con
suit with A. a. Grant anu other heavy
subscribers OF the low-hne canal funds,
II. NJ. Dougherty, one OF the New
Mexico delegates ~ the national dem
oCratic convention at Kansas City,
CO me in from the north hast night and
continued south to socOrro this morn
ing.
After a pleasant visit TO his sister.
Mrs. n. L. Butts, and her daughter,
Percy Lucas has returned west. He is
in the employ Of b. Lantry & Sons.
the railroad contractors and builders,
and IL stationed at Ash Forks.
The new express agent at Gallup il
Mr.. Fine, formerly OF Flagstaff. ii.
l.. Kidder, the old express agent, and
family, have gone TO Albert Lea.
Mimi. where he has accepted a posi.
ton with the Chicago n Great West.
ern.
Judge III. b. Hamilton. formerly an
associate member Of the territorial su.
pieme court, o a practicung attor.
ney OF III Paso. came in from the south
this morning and continued on to La,
Vegas, where he has some important
legal matters to attend to.
Bert Jones is again showing up
finely as one of the star pitchers of the
ST. Louis national base ball club. Yes
terday he pitched against the Boston
team and placed nine whitewashes u
his credit. This Is the second time this
season that Bert has whitewashed the
Boston team, and he did the same
thing early in the eason to the Brook.
Ign club.
Colonel James A. Lockhart, for yearl
one Of the most extensive cattle raiseri
and buyers Of Southern New Mexico
now in the cattle business with Col
onel John IL. Riley, at Colorado Springs
Colo, was a passenger " the terri
torial metropolis las night. He talked
cattle = a few friends for several hour.
and left this morning for the ranges Of
Southern New Mexico.
The Southwestern Brewery and Ic,
company-one of Albuquerque's big en-.
terprises-is reaching out for trade IL
all sections OF the southwest, anC
wherever they go to locate a branci
there they mak business for tina
town. This morning Don j. Rankin, o
the company, left for Silver City. am
IL Is understood a branch warehous'
viii soon be established there.
s. j. Apodaca, a storekeeper OF
South Second street. with his wife anI
two children, came very near, yester
day. meeting with a serious accident
They mac been across the river on 1
visit and were returning to the city
Just on reaching the city end Of TIT
Barelas bridge. the horse they wer'
driving took fright at a big pile o
trash and dying paper, and ran away
The wagon was tipped over and the oc
cupants dashed to the ground. Mrs
Apodaca and the children were prett,
badly bruised. while Mr.. Apodaca, VIII
held to the reins, wasdragged along tn
ground and in consequence his lip
were considerably cut and bruised.