Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Tally Mckinney. who IL now In the
life insurance business, was a south
bound passenger yesterday.
Col l.. w. Dobson. Junior member OF
the law firm OF Chllders q Dobson. left
this morning for Santa Fee.
The city central committee of the re-
publican party will meet at the law Of
flee OF +. w. Clancy this evening.
Miss Bette Wiley, of Belen, enjoyed
a visit from her mother, Mrs. II. s..
Wiley, last Saturday IND Sunday.
Tonight the Empire Stock company
will open a eason of three nights with
the l%aughable farce "A Hot Time"
Rev. T. A. Bendrat held German
Lutheran services at Belen yesterday.
He returned 10 this city this morning.
Singing and dancing specialtles will
be introduced. There will be a large
house, as the sale It Matson's indi-
Gates.
Jas. ID. Eakin, of the Wholesale liquor
firm of Mellni Il Eakin, who was north
with his samples, returned to the city
last Saturday night.
q. w. Bixler will leave In a few
days for the Sulphur Hot Springs.
where he will reopen the hotel there
for the summer season.
George Brewer, the local fire lnsur-
ance adJuster. left for Gallup last Sat
urday night. where he was called to
adjust some recent fire losses.
w. NJ. Weaver, manager of the Cres-
cent Coal company at Gallup. came in
from the west last night and has his
name on the Sturges European.
w, A. Wlseman. who Is trying to
book Matilda Fletcher for a lecture.
In this city. in still here. and claims
to be meeting with some success.
Ike Graham and wife, popular folks
from the Cochiti mining district. came
in from the north last night and are
registered at the Hotel Highland.
J. w. Miller, the general merchant
and trader at the indian village of
Jemez, accompanied by his wife, are
here, stopping at Sturges' European.
Mrs, Hannah T.. Downs and Mrs.
David Stewart, with her children, have
b'AA' ~ q ~ llhA hlllos Nals8 nv
they will visit friends for a few weeks.
DIR. Caffee and wife, the latter the
sister OF II. L.. Dobson, continued their
trip to Mexico Saturday morning, ar
ter a pleasant stay OF a few days in
this city.
Col. J. @. Albright, who has been do
ing newspaper work in El Paso the
past few months. came in from the
south yesterday morning. and will re-
main here for sometime.
The funeral OF Sylvester Garcia ooh
place at the Spanish Methodist church
In old town yesterday afternoon, and
was largely attended. The remains
were buried in Fairview cemetery.
NJ. Martinez. one of the Taos county
delegates to the territorial republican
convention at Socorro. came up to the
city Sunday morning, and was aroun
among the local republican politicians
yesterday.
The Whitney company has just COM
pleted "A fine job Of plumbing for the
new houses recently built by ]. w. Me
Quade, and also furnished a new heat
ing apparatus for the government In
dian school.
Mr., and Mrs. w. c. Wilson. of South
Third street, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a sweet baby girl at their
home. The little mite has taken pos
session and will control the household
from now on.
Last Saturday night Il. w. S. Negus,
connected with the local office of the
Mutual Itr. Ing,npa ,n.a -,Y,YaRY so
turned from a business trip to New
York. He states that he run into some
pretty cold weather in New York.
l.. NJ. Ffshback, editor and manager
Of the Enterprise Publishing company
Of Silver city, came in from the south
yesterday morning and enjoyed the day
with former friends, he making a
pleasant call at this office. Mr.. Fish
bank returned to Silver City this morn
ing,
Miss jeanette Walton, the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Wal
ton, who vas sojourning the past few
days at the Cole ranch south of the
city, returned home this morning, and
the bright young lady appeared as well
and hearty as If she had made an
eastern visit.
w. III. Matson, Jr., commercial agent
for the Santa Fe railway at Fresno,
Cal, is in the city, on a visit to his
parents and brother, o. A. Matson.
The visitor was, sometime ago. the To-
cal railway agent, and has many
friends here who are glad to see him.
He will remain several days.
w j. Olcott and family were intro
duced at the Commercial club last
Saturday night by their Albuquerque
friends, Col. and Mrs. f. w. Dobson.
Mr.. Olcott. Is a Duluth, MINI, railway
magnate, n with his family is trav-
cling to California In a private coach.
They went by way OF El Paso over the
Southern Pacific.
+. Milton Johnson, superintendent Of
the Cochiu and Navajo Gold Mining
companies, came in from Albemarle,
via Thornton, last night and placed his
familiar signature on the Sturges
European register. Nj. Johnson states
that everything is moving along