Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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The electric lights were out OF whack
again last night.
J. Ross Forsythe, the Cerrillos drug
gist, Is in the city on business.
James ID. Eakin returned from his
northern business trip last night.
The w. II. Center dining room ON
west Gold avenue has closed up.
Hon. NELL b. Field. attorney, left this
morning for Santa Fe on legal matters.
Among the late arrivals In the city
from Bland are Mrs. J. n. Wallace, s..
w. Young and J. A. Tucker.
The store on Railroad avenue occu-
pied by Mandell & Grunsfeld, %clothiers,
is receiving IA Goa Of new paint.
Charles Mann, formerly a general
merchant of Valencia county, has re-
moved to this city with his family.
Col. A. Staab, the Santa Fe capitol
list, who was here yesterday, returned
to the territorial capital his morning
Harry Shlandeman, a thriving young
business man of Decatur, ILL.,, arrived
in the southwestern metropolis last
night. with his estimable wife, and are
guests at the Hotel Highland.
II. w. Woodbury.. president Of the Co
chit Reduction and Improvement COM
pany at Albemarle. who was here ON
business yesterday. returned to the CO.
chit mining district this morning.
Prof. Hodgin, OF the University facul-
ty. will spend his summer vaca-
ton at the home of his parents In In
Il lg,.. .a.allatal,. afs.s sha t,rnaanf
school term he will leave for the east,
accompanied by his wife.
a. NJ. Swans neatly printed and pro-
fusely illustrated pamphlet descriptive
Of this city II ready for distribution. 1t
consists Of fifty pages, n contains
many facts about the city and Is de-
serving OF a wide circulation.
o.. $. Brown. the ranchman 1T the
Jemez hot springs. is In the city. He
states that the resort, 80 far this sea
son, has been well ~patronized. and that
j.. b. Block. the merchant and hotel
keeper. is doing a good business.
John A. Lee did not get off for chic
ride. In southern New Mexico. the 9TH
er morning as he intended. This old
timer accidentally sprained the ankle
OF his left leg on the night before his
departure, since which time he has been
using a cane.
Louis Huning, the well-Known ranch
man of Valencia county, Is in the city,
from Los Lunas. He reports the coun-
try south of this city In fine condition
and says that shearing is now in pro-
gress among some OF the sheep raisers
Of that county.
Prof. Harry r.. Messenger VIII leave
in a short time for Lawrence, Kan,
where with his wife they viii -%Ojourn
this summer with his parents, He has
been rendered "A position In Harvard
University next year and will assume
the duties In his new charge In Sep
TENDER,
The body OF j. w. Seeders, who died
in his city last Saturdayaf ter a linger-
ing Illness Of consumption, will be ship
ped tonight to Cotton Plant. Ark.
where the remains viii be given proper
burial by the order OF Knights Of Py-
thias, Of which organization the De-
ceased was a member.
Il. A. Moore. the popular foreman OF
the railroad yards at Gallup, with bis
wife, came In from the west last night
and spent the day In this city with the
family OF J.. q. Hutchinson, relatives OF
Mrs. Moore. Before returning to Gal
lup Mr.. Moore and wife will visit In
Lawrence for a month or more.
Dwight Wheeler, the carpenter, re-
turned TO the city this morning after q
stay OF "A few days ON the T.. A. Hubbcl
sheep ranch In the Mogollons, Mr.
Wheeler states hat Mr.. Hubbell ha,
about finished lambing, and Is nov
making arrangements to begin tn,
shearing OF his nocks OF sheep.
Chris Christensen, a registered phar
macist who has been employed at m,
Berry drug store FOR the past two years
resigned his position last evening and
viii probably leave for his old home In
Wisconsin in a short time. c. c. Gan.
tier, Of G~reencastle. Ind, who has re-
sided here for about six months, ha,
been rendered the position made vacanI
by the resignation of MIR. Christensen
Emil Kleinwort, proprietor OF tn
Third street meat market, has founl
his missing horses. 4 party Of two
desiring to attend a dance In old town
mounted the two horses and took
ride TO old town, This was last Satur
day night, and after the ride the horsei
We're turned loose. Yesterday Mr.
Kleinwort was Informed nat his horsei
We're In old town, and in the Afternoon
recovered them.
Ben. @. Robertson, residing on Ia,
mesa, called at The Citizen office late
yesterdays fternon, and left the lnfor
nation hat his fa~ther-in-law, Chris
Lamporter. has greatly improved II
health since he went TO southern Call
fornia. Mr.. Lamporter some time az,
n while at home here. suffered
stroke of paralysis, and his attendinI
physician Immediately thereafter ad
vised a change of climate. Mrs, no
bertson Is In southern California at
r tending 10 her father.
In police court this morning Len
Morris, a notorious female charactel
r who has given the police a deal o
trouble recently, was given a sentenc
Of thirty days In the county Jail. Tn
charge preferred was a disturbance o
the peace. She was arrested last nigh