Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Pay day yesterday among the rail-
way shop employees.
The White Elephant resort, George
X. Neher, proprietor. ls being fixed up
In good style to receive fair visitors.
George c. Ellis, the ranchman, who
resides in the Las Placitas neighbor-
hood Of this county, is in the city to-
day.
g. l.. Matthes and wife will leave
Sunday morning for Missouri, in which
their son, Fred, is now a full-nedged
farmer.
Baylor shannon, ex-sherir of Grant
county, was here a few hours last night
registering at Sturges' European from
Silver city.
Mrs. A. b. McMillen and children.
family of Attorney McMillen, returned
home this morning from their vacation
in southern California.
The orchestra of the First regiment
band, after supplying the music for a
big dance at Belen last night, re-
turned to the city this morning.
]. r. Sanchez and wife, who were at
Belen yesterday and enjoyed them
selves attending the feast festivities,
returned To the city this morning.
"A large wood -worlolng machine. d.
rect from Cincinnati. Ohio, has Just
been added by John Newlander, the
contractor and carpenter. to his shop on
south First street.
Pedro Sanchez, census supervisor fol-
New Mexico, informs The Citizen thai
the census OF Algodones precinct was
carefully taken, and the returns are on
file in Washington.
Juan G~utierres, who was a pupil al
the government Indian school, and who
was Ill for the past three weeks with
fever, died last night and was buried
In Fairview cemetery this morning.
Rev. j. NJ. Coudert, Of Bernalillo. and
Rev. Antonio Collier, of Jemez, who at
tended the Belen feast yesterday, came
In from the south this morning. and
continued to their respective homes.
When John s. Trimble got up this
morning he found his left arm, hand
and shoulder pretty badly plunged up
from rheumatism. He placed himself
In the electric chair at the office OF DR.
Tascher. and a few minutes later an
nounced himself as feeling much better
Mrs. John Butler will leave Monday
morning mex for Santa Fe, where she
Will organize a Women's Relief corps
there. She will make the trip in re-
Spouse to a letter from Mrs. McF'ie,
wife OF Judge J. r.. McFie. the terri
torial department commander OF the
Grand Army of the Republic.
III. w. Loomis, formerly deputy
United States marshal for New Mexico
and while in office had a most exciting
career, passed up the road for Santa FL
this morning. Mr.. LOOMS is now lead
ing "a quiet but profitable life. He
Is engaged In mining down i'm the Casa!
Grandes neighborhood I'm Mexico.
William Burgess, the manipulation a
the soda fountain at Rupees drug store
to-day issued papers of divorce againsI
his wife, alleging desertion and aban,
donment. Mr.. Burgess states that hi
wife left his home and bed last April
and will not return, although residing
at A~lgodones. a small OWE Il few mile
above the city,
The southern county members OF tn,
territorial republican central com
mittee, who attended "A meeting of tn
committee at Santa Fe on Wednesday
passed Through the metropolis on thei
return to their respective homes las
night. Il. $. Hubbell and f. A. Hubbel
and Thos. Hughes, who We're also a
Santa Fe, returned last night.
Sheriff Pat Garrett, h fearless guar
dian of the peace down in Dona An
county, attended the meeting of tn
territorial republican central commit
tee at Santa Fe, and accompanied tn
albuquerque delegation back o thi
city last night. Mr.. Garrett RENAME,
over here to-day on some personal bus
mess, and viii continue south TO La
Cruces Tomorrow morning.
Hon, Neill b. Field and Mayor o. n
Marion, the Bernalillo county member
of the territorial democratic centra
committee, did not go up to Santa +
this morning. IL lis understood her
the committee will hold a meeting q
the capital this evening at 7 o'clocl
Santa Fe was selected some time az
as the place for holding the convention
and the committee will decide upon tn
date.
Roy Mcdonald. who will oficiate a
manager, captain and catcher OF N
Browns base ball club, expects the 70
lowing players at the depot at ~ o'cloc
tonight to take the train for III Paso-
Wynkoop and stern, pitchers; orti
first base; Hale, third base; Starke,
short stop; Hellweg, left field; Quite
, center field; Crumpacker, right feel,
Ed. b.. Pickard, substitute and umpir
, Half a dozen fans will accompaT