Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

This morning George Il. Albright and
w. Il. McCrsight were summoned to
Las Vegas as witnesses In "a lottery
case.
At s o'clock tonight a rehearsal OF
the degree team will be held by mem
bers of the knights of Pythlas in their
hall.
Foster Ryan arrived here last night.
He is an attache of the chemical de-
partment at the famous milling and
mining institution in Cola canyon In
the Golden Cochiti.
Hon. Silas Alexander, district attor-
neg for the Fifth judicial district. came
in from Socorro this morning. He will
leave tonight for Los Angeles, where
Mrs. Alexander and children are now
sojourning,
Judge Newcomb. Major Eugene Van
Patten, Jose Lucero, Henry Bowman,
c. w. Miller and Editor Papen of the
Rio Grande Republican Of Las Cruces.
who attended the big convention In his
city yesterday, left on the early morn
ing train for the south.
Joaquin Miller. who has been engag-
ed to speak in this city. will deliver
his lecture on Alaska on the evening OF
June 1. Remember the date. as IL Is
not often such an opportunity occurs
to listen to a platform entertainer Of in
ternational renown.
County Clerk j. A. Summers and j.
$. Garcia, who went up to the Jemez
springs a few days ago to enjoy a va
cation In the mountain resort. reports
the hotel accommodations superb and
that a number Of guests are registered
at the prominent hosiery.
A number of Al%buquerque's young
people were at the depot last night to
say adios TO Miss Madge Steinbeck. a
beautiful young lady. who left for her
home In Chicago. She has resided here
for some months past, and expects to
return later In the season.
A concert will be given at the Ger
man Lutheran church on May 20, in
which the famous orchestra OF Miss
Estella Vack will render a few selec-
tions. Prof. Di Mauro, the noted yio-
linist, will also be present, and take
a leading part in the entertainment.
William Mallette, who makes regular
monthly trips to the Cochiti district i'm
the interest OF the firm OF Mandell a
Grunsfeld, extended his trip to the Sui
phur psrings this week where he will
enjoy a much-needed rest and take a
few baths In the healing waters near
that famous summer resort.
@. w. Huntsinger, formerly an I'M
ploye OF Grunsfeld Bros, but more rec
emily Identified with a big crockery es-
Enlistment In FL Paso. has resigned
1 his nnsiIIpn and rafnNnAl - th. ,.,.l
torial metropolis this morning. The
Pass city is coming right to the front
n Is now in the midst OF a building
boom.
Miss Ellen Johnson, accompanied by
her cousin, Fred Shaw, left for her
old home In Parkersburg. w. Va, ar
ter residing In this city for a year past.
a farewell party was given in her hon
or Monday night by "a number of her
lady and gentlemen friends, and a very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all In at
tendance
Division Superintendent |. Il. Hib-
bard and T~rainmaster l.. b. Parsons.
OF the Santa Fe Pacific railway with
headquarters at WinsIow. arrived here
last night in the formers private car.
the No. 90. During the day they visit
ed the local shops and inspected other
departments Of the system. They will
leave for the west on No. l tonight.
The many friends OF Mrs. q. w.
Johnston, wife OF the well known attor-
ney of this city, will be pleased to learn
or her being able TO be mp and around
after her unfortunate experience in a
runaway accident a couple OF weeks
ago. She was thrown violently from
her carriage and sustained serious In
jury while out driving. and II is now
thought she will entirely recover.
g. o. Cushman, the popular CONNER
eial traveller, Is going to Kansas on a
sad mission. kilograms came to this
city last week announcing the serious
Illness OF Mr.. Cushman's father, who re-
sides on a farm near Council Grove,
kas, Mr.. cushman was In southern
Arizona on a business trip for his house
and on receiving the message, started
home, and will go through this city to-
night on his way to his fathers bed
side,