Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Bright and wife, from the we'll
known and prosperous Kingston min
ing district, are In the city.
J. II. Drury and others, who have
been at work on the low-line ditch, are
in the city from Algodones.
j. J. Blow, the mining expert who
has been operating mines In southern
New Mexico, Is in the city to-day.
Mrs. II. NJ. Downing and daughter.
ID. Grace Downing, NJ. D., are at the
Hotel Highland from Muskegon, ia.
\. j. Henderson, engineer on the San
ia Fe Pacific, is in the city from Wins
low. accompanied by Mrs. Henderson.
1t Is learned that Edward Grunsfeld,
manager OF the Washington Life In
surance company. is sick with pneu-
monia.
After thoroughly inspecting the gov
eminent Indian school at this place.
Col. a. NJ. Tinker and w. T. Howard
departed last night for the north.
George Hutton md wife. OF Topeka,
are stopping in the city for a few days.
T. j. Flynn and w. J. Mathew, from
Bland. are In the metropolis to-day.
ID. II. Brownell, from Pinos Altos, one
Of the very best mining districts in
| southern New Mexico, Is In the city,
coming In from the south this morning.
This evening. Mrs. Charles Thayer
and Mrs. Francis will leave the city
OF their summer vacation. They will
visit relatives and friends In Montana
and Wyoming.
Mrs. Selma Smith and daughter
came in from Chicago last night and
put up ait the Grand Central. They are
taking In the southeastern country and
will remain a few days in this city.
c. A. Blake. representing Il. h. Mil
lar q Co, Chicago, importers and
grinders Of fine teas, %coffees, etc, is
again in the city with his samples. Mr..
Blake's headquarters are in Denver.
John Franklin, an attorney Of Ell
Paso. who was AT Santa Fe attending
the territorial supreme court. came
In from the capital last night and con
tinued south to FL Paso this morning.
Tn New Mexican says: F.. ]. Otero,
one of the bright and enterprising
young business men OF Albuquerque,
who owns valuable mining interests in
the Coehitl district. Is in the capital ON
supreme court business.
Louis II. Bllhott, advance agent for
THE Girl from Chilli" company, il in
the city. and Treasurer Frank Lee, of
the new opera house, il showing the
gentleman courtesies. The company
will appear here on Saturday, May IL.
John Becker, the well-known Belen
general merchant and hour miller,
came in from the north this morning.
He states that the Rio Grande valley
around Belen II looking fine and "A
large number Of acres Of land are be-
ing cultivated.
Yesterday afternoon O. II. Oxendine
sold his secondhand store to Thirion &
Lawler, who will hereafter conduct a
frst-class and up-to-date establish
ment. Mr.. OXendine has concluded to
go to San Francisco, where he will re-
side in the future.
Tonight the Albuquerque Guards
will give another dance at the Armory
hall, at which every member is urgent
ly requested n expected to attend.
A fine program OF numbers has been
prepared and the first waltz will begin
promptly at $50 o'clock,
Judge ]. w. Crumpacker, who IL an
associate justice OF the territorial SUI
preme court and was at Santa Fe at
tending the session Of that court, re-
turned TO the city last night. He states
that the supreme court has taken an
adjournment until August 20.
Henry N, Jana leaves next Monday
night for Chicago where he will visit
with his son for a short time. From
the Windy City he goes to the national
capital, New York, Philadelphia
and many other places. He will be
absent from this city about six weeks,
The following well-knOwn southern
New Mexico attorneys, who were at
Santa Fe attending the territorial su-
preme court, passed through the city
last night on their return TO their re-
spective homes: Judge A, A. Freeman
OF Socorro and Judge A, b. Fan, OF Las
Cruces.
Warren Layton was able to resume
his homeward journey sast night. liz
was accompanied by his father to AK
tell, Kan. Young Layton accidently
fell under the wheels OF an engine about
two weeks ago and one leg was badly
crushed, and an amputation was nee.
essary.
Attorneys W. b. Childers, Il. L. Med,
Ter and Neil h. Field returned to IN,
city last night from Santa Fe, wher,
they were on legal matters. Mr.. Field
a been east on some important lega
matters before the United States su,
preme court at Washington, and Ell
route home stopped over to attend tn,
meeting OF abe territorial suprem,
court. Mrs. Field did not return; tn
lady will remain in the east for a few
weeks longer.
A jolly party OF pleasure seekers re
turned from Camp Whitcomb late las
evening and every n reports a fin,
time. II was a farewell party TO Mis-
Floy Bnookfield, who will leave for he
Iowa home tonight. The party wa
chaPeroned by Mrs. George William.