Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Look out for the White Knighs.

Look out for the White Knight.
The city council will meet next Mon
day night.
The rain of last night did greet good,
but there was no enough of the good
thing.
Fine silk f~oulards-nne imported
wash goods at less than cost this week.
b. Ilfeld q Co.
Miss Maggie Fisher. of Rinoon, Is In
the city visiting her brother. who is In
the railway mail service between this
city and La Junta.
Miss Blanch Fields private school
will open Monday. Sept. 3, In the COM
mercial club building. one door west Of
the public library.
Presiding Elder Dr. A. p. Morrison, of
the Methodist Episcopal church, has
gone to Hillsboro, where he will hold
services tomorrow.
After attending TO some business
matters at Bland, NJ. N. Chaffee has re-
turned here, and will llocate on his new
ly purchased ranch near this city.
John wfckstrom. he Of The Metro
Hlitf Ahhs itNhi Y hh6 ahitAt
outing, spent In the great lake region.
He had a good time and Is in fine
health
AS mentioned the other day in The
Citizen. Miss Mabel Hunt has gone to
Bsmeralda, near Belen. where she will
teach a district school during the en-
suing term.
Paul Stevens. a well-known printer OF
Santa Fe, died Thursday night. He was
about so years old and had lived in
So nta Fe for ten years, coming from
Springfield, Mo.
I'M Bland Herald says. Clay Jones
has resigned his position as weighmas-
ter at the Albemarle, and left on the
stage last Friday for Albuquerque,
where he will visit his mother and sis
ters for "a short time.
w. l.. Skinner, of Independence, Kan,
who has been visiting his brother. ]. A.
Skinner. the rocer OF this city. will
take the train for the north to-day, his
destination being Portland. ore. This
meeting OF brothers was a most happy
one. as they had not seen each other for
several years.
Marshal McMifin will make n nnan-
cial report of the police department
that Will beat the record. once be-
fore his collections were over $500 In a
month, but this report win show nearly
$3.50, which ls u spleniid showing, giving
a large surplus over an the expenses OF
the department.
Misses Katherine n Blanche Field
returned last evening from their old
hcme In Missouri, they spent their
summer vacation. Miss Katherine viii
resume her duties as instructor In en-
glish at the university, while Miss
Blanch win prepare to open her popu-
lar kindergarten school.
Professor w. w. Robertson, upper
itnendent of the Deming public schools,
and his daughter, Miss Gertrude, who Il
a teacher at Lordsburg, passed through
the city last night. returning to their
homes after a pleasant trip to eastern
points. While away the professor at
tended the sessions OF the teachers
training school and Pratt institute. al
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bound to have on outing In the moun
TOMS, Manager Onward Grunsfeld and
DR.. Kaufman. of the Washington Life
Insurance company, together with
Isaac Abrahams. an employe at J.. II.
O'Rielly & Co.'S. ave hied themselves
to the Golden district, with a complets
list of stores OF all kinds In such guam
titles that 1t will take about W. weeks
to dispose of them.
J. A. Rise. the well-known civil and