Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. A. r. Lowe 10 at santa Fe on q
visit Of several days.
Joseph Peabody is entertaining Ar
thur Gruber, a young gentleman who
arrived last night from Milwaukee.
Wis.
c. w. Ward. of the Journal Demo-
crat, sailed on July 7 for Europe. He
about August s.
The fire loss on the household goods
Of Samuel Barnett, in the fire wednes-
day night, was settled at noon yester-
day by Rankin & CO.
G. +. Jones. of Las Vegas, was here
yesterday n to-day Is visiting friends
at Belen. He Is the Santa Fe railway
agent at Las Vegas.
5. j. Woodhall, Elias Garcia and
Charles Chadwick left this morning Tor
the old Antelope Springs ranch. east of
the city. where they wall dip about 10
OOO sheep.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Foraker. the estimable
wife Of the United States marshal for
New Mexico, has as her guest, Miss
olive Sprinkle. who arrived last nignt
from Hillsboro, Ohio.
Mrs. Louisa Thomas and her son.
George, accompanied by Miss barbara
HubDell, were west-bound passengers
last night. They will VISIT the family of
lion. J. L. HubDell at Granada. Ariz.
Mrs. NJ. H.. King. of Kansas, passed
through the city last night on her way
TO Southern California. The lady is the
aunt of Mrs. X. w. ID. Bryan and Mrs.
IL. w. Dobson. n they were at the de-
pot TO see her.
NJ. w. F~lournoy ana wife, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Nellie, and
Miss Eetta Halloran, left last night for
the Pacific pas Before returning to
the city they will visit San Francisco
and other Northern Pacific oas cities.
Tomorrow morning, Arthur Hind
man. night manager of the local Har-
vey eating house. viii leave for North
western Missouri, where he will be
united in marriage to a young lady
there In a short time. During his abb
sence +. #. Gimler, of Kansas City, viii
ofiiciate as night manager.
Magdalena miners and prospectors
are seeking the oil fields Of Southern
California. MAJ b. Fitch, w. l.. Decker,
George o'Resr, Huston Harrison and G.
Lambert, all from Magdalena. left for
Los Angeles last night, and II ~ stated
that all will try and get on the ground
floor" in some oil propositions.
The Citizen has received information
from Chicago, giving the Information
that ID. Il. Robinson, ex-president of the
st. Louis n San Francisco. and Il. ID.
Kenna, vice president of the Santa Fe
road. are slowly recovering from their
severe illness. Both are at Chicago un-
der the case of eminent physicians.
Chief Clerk w. Il. Martin, OF the pen
itentiary, has returned to santa Fe.
having in charge Frank Smith, the San
Miguel county trusty, who escaped and
was caught at Oklahoma City. For run
ming away Smith was punished by cut
ting off his good time allowance. thirty
days. He also received Atty sound
strokes from the spanking machine.
T. s. Austin, wife and daughter. and
Miss Frankie Lockhart and Harry
Lockhart, came in from Eel Paso this
morning. Messrs. Austin and Lockhart
continued 10 Glorietta. and will fish and
hunt on the Upper Rio Pecos for a few
weeks. Mrs. Austin and daughter, and
sister, Miss Lockhart, are In the city
to-day, but will leave for Southern Cal
ifornia tonight.
1t is learned here that Mrs. Mary Scott,
who conducted a hotel In old Albuquer.
que in the early SOS, and then followed
the same business on this side, Is now
In the restaurant business at Cape
Nome. Alaska. while her daughter, AIiss
Florence. Is located somewhere In the
state OF Washington, and her SON,
Thomas. Is over In the Philippines serv-
ing Uncle Sam as a soldier.
c. w. Uptegrove. who was a ranch
man at Belen several years ago. but on
! going to Alaska transferred the property
to his son, has been In the city the past
few days. He again got the Alaska
gold fever and arranged to leave for
the Cape Nome country. Wednesday
| night he had a dream-a presentment,
he ~stated-that his second Alaskan trip
would result the same as the first, !. e.,
a failure, and he concluded at the elev-
enth hour to abandoned the trip. He
left last night for Guaymas. Mexico,
and from there will penetrate the min.
eral districts of Lower California.