Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

49, N@aS 49,
to Bland his morning.
The name Of the new day clerk at
Sturges' European Is Sam stevens. vice
James Hickman. resigned.
Summers Burkhart, attorney. left
this morning for Hillsboro. down in
Sierra county, on legal matters.
Mrs. Herbert Croker and children
will visit Kansas relatives and friends,
they leaving last night for Wichita
Mrs. John Loebs and children left
this morning for Camp Whitcomb,
where they will rusticate for a few
weeks.
For the past two weeks Billy Mason
has been suffering with a severe bill
ious attack. He was up and around
to-day.
A. h. Thorpe is here from Las Cruces
taking orders for fruit. He represents
the Woodland orchard of the Mesilla
valley.
Leonard Skinner, the saw miller OF
the Golden district. is here on some i'm
portant matters before the county COM
missloners.
Emmett Lockhart. Edward Myers and
James Heron were three young gentle
men who took the morning train for
Santa Fe.
Professor w. b. Creager. who visited
his brother. John Creager, at Bland.
returned to the city last night. He Will
return to Phoenix in a few days.
Jesus c. Sanchez, the Tome mer-
/ .NaaV - In tk, aifU fn.HaN NalrNnhnaln IA
goods. He tates that he has improved
his store by building an addition to IT.
Mrs. b. r. Bennett and son. Of
Grenesburg, Ind, arrived In the city
last night. They are 50 we'll pleased
with Albuquerque that they viii re-
main here indefinitely.
Eugene Kempenich Is suffering with
several bad carbuncies on his neck
Some time ago he was accidentally pol
soned. and he now attributes his pres
ent condition to bad blood.
Misses Bette Bonefeld and Bessis
Brooks, accompanied by Roy Ball. book
keeper at Jacob Korber Il Co.'s. LEFT
this morning to take In the Fourth Of
July festivities at Santa Fe.
4. IL. Harroun, the civil engineer and
surveyor. will cav tomorrow morn
arg for Central Texas on business con
nected with a big Irrigation proposition
He expects to be absent until August !
The boys contest, which VA beer
going on the past two months at thu
clothing store of Simon stern. closes
tonight. The Perkins boy is aheat
He has proved himself a good rustler
Wallace Hesseiden and wife were a
the depot this mornin~ en- route 4
Santa Fe. They will help swell tn
big crowd OF Albuquerqueans who will
spend the glorious Fourth at the ter
ritorial capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballou left last nigh
for Williams. Ariz.. where they VIII At
tend the Fourth OF July celebration
after which they will visit the Gram
Canon of the Colorado. Mr.. Ballou 1
an engineer on the Santa Fe Pacific.
!. Rev. Mandalari. the we'll known an
: popular priest of the Church OF Imma
oulate Conception. left this morning TO
, Las Vegas. He will rest up for severa
weeks, and while at Las Vegas wi
|, attend to some important church mat
tiers.
Recently complaint was made tina
=. copies Of The Citizen were carried b
Gallup. Investigation shows that o
Y account OF an accident TO the press tn
8 paper did not reach h postofiice !
Y time for mailing. This IL a horse o
Q this Office.
Hon. Neili b. Field. the well-know
attorney. will leave this evening e
his camp on the Upper Rio Pecos. II
states that trout fishing was never q
aood on the Pecos as at the preser
time, and he likes to yank out IN
: sIeckled beauties.
After a sojourn OF two weeks at II
> sulphur and Jemez Hot Springs, j. i
Galnsley, chief clerk at the clothin
store of simon Stern, returned TO q
city last night He reports having he
7 a fine time roaming over the moui
tains and hunting and fishing.
The water Is very low in the II
: Rio Grsnde hereabouts, and unleI
there shall be heavy rains above with
:, a few days, will soon be dry at IN
u point. AS il Is, the superintendents
the ~irrigating bitches are finding mut
= difficulty in securing a full supply
= water for i%rrigating purposes.
a A few days ago The Citizen menioj
ed that the First Regiment band wou
II go to Williams. A. T.. make mus
there on the glorious Fourth. Yeste
"a day, the band decided not to make u
trip, and instead thereof Will give q
a open-air concert at the city park 4
r,nrr.ur lNNadpaadayl evening.
Is Thornton and Bland will u~ndoubted
y celebrate the Fourth In the good oil
fashioned way. This morning the Cry
: tai Ice company and the Southwestel
y Brewery and Ice company shipped
:. half car load OF ice and the foamii
Is beverage to the two towns, while q
Il San Jose market sent up about a hu
10 dFed big watermelons
r Hugh o'Nell win leave this evenil
fof Los Angeles. O'Neill is an engine
on the Santa Fe Pacific and about Il
II months ago he was In a wreck, viii
L resulted in one OF his feet being bad
d mangled. Since that time he has be
a patient OF the local railway hospit
VI Yesterday he was discharged as we
CT but he will be a cripple for the renal
y der Of HIS life.
. James MccOrriston. the cement sic
walk manipulation. left his morni
ia for Santa lie. where he will at on
me- commence on his cement contract
H. the territorial capitol. He was accol
ar panied by two of his workmen, Raj
he Garcia and Luis TruJillo. -Irs. Gar
ev went along with her husband In orc
70 take In the Fourth OF July celeb
.ir ton at the capital. She will return
n9 the city in a few days.
C. W. s. strickler. vice president a
en- cashier OF the Bank OF Commerce. W
his wife (nee Miss Gieson. OF Lane
ot ter. Pa. and his " little childr
IRA arrived last night from the east, be
no met at the depot by quite a delegat
at OF friends. The Citizen. yesterday
,st ternoon. published an account of
an marriage. which o place in Lane
no ter. Pa. a short time 81
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