Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-28
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

u. Ruppe, the druggist, is laid up
with a severe cold.
| w. A. McGrew, a well known fire In
| surance adJuster OF Denver, Is In the
territorial metropolis.
Mrs. Gillenbeck, wife of the manager
OF the local Harvey eating house, has
returned from his visit to Kansas City,
George A. Bryson, Of Kelly. and j
w. Kilton. of Magdalena. are in the
city, registered at the Hotel Highland
Capt. S. $. Mathes, of Santa Fe, In
tn, government service. is In the me-
tropolis. registering at the Hotel High
land.
S. W. Young, Of Bland, is In the city
attending the district court. He re
ports a big strike OF rich ore In the
Good Hope mine of the Cochiti dis
tTlct.
Charles Roe. the New Mexico and
Arizona general agent OF the Singer
Sewing Machine company. who was
north ON business, has returned to the
city.
Mrs. c. Il. Hickey. wife OF the city
school superintendent, left this morn
ing to visit relatives and friends In
Colorado and Kansas, The lady will
be absent some time.
Early in October =. ID. Con will COM
mence the building OF a neat Ave room
cottage on South Arno street, which
will be his HON for the future. A. w.
Hayden has the contract.
ose Anieto and Pablo Barreras,
from precinct 20, are In the city. Mr..
Anieta is a delegate from his precinct
to h republican county convention,
which meets here tomorrow.
A. N. Kearns, cashier for the Santa
Fc railway at the local freight depot.
Is on the sick list. and ii. w. Meyers,
the day ticket agent. will act as CASH
Ter pro TEN. Joseph Norris will omciate
as day ticket agent for the time being.
David Rosenwald, Junior member of
the cigar firm of Flesher & Rosenwald,
who was here during the fair and re-
ports himself as having had a good
time, Will leave tomorrow for his
headquarters at Roswell. being accom-
panied by his brother. Sidney Rosen-
valid.
NJ. p. Stamm's valuable driving mare
fell into the open ditch in his barr
yard to-day and was badly damaged
In consequence. That the fall did not
XIII her Is a wonder. Mr.. Stamm says
that this Is the first accident that has
happened since the ditch was opened
through his premises.
| I.k, MT. -.
the west this morning and registered
a; the Hotel Highland. Mr.. Riley is
the western manager of Bradstreet's
Commercial Agency, with headquarters
and home at Los Angeles. and he is
now making an official visit to the To-
cal agencies OF the southwest.
That broad smile on the face of Al
derman John S. Beaver is not caused
by the prospects of the democratic
party, but on account OF the arrival OF
a little daughter at his house yester-
day morning, to gladden. the hearts OF
himself and wife. As this Is the third
girl, there Is no prospect OF another
vote unless statehood gives us female
suffrage.
That sorrow follows close upon 10y
vas exemplihed yesterday In the case
OF the little son born to ID. $. Patter-
son and wife, mention of which was
made in last evenings Citizen. The
babe was not to remain to be the 10y
OF his parents, for after a few brief
hours his soul returned to its creator.
The little body was laid to rest In Fair
view this morning.
Treasurer Everitt la carefully gone
over the receipts and expenditures OF
the recent territorial fair, and as soon
as ,he few u raid subscrip ions IRE II.
qGldated' a financial repor. will be
made 10 the public. A few bills held
against the association yet remain un
paid, but these bills can be met in full
II the several gentlemen who obligated
themselves for certain small amounts
to the fair fund. pay up.
Since his return from San Pedro. Ed.
ward Dodd has been on the sick list
suffering with a cold. He was up and
around this morning. Mr.. Dodd states
that a lot of work Is going on In and
around san Pedro and that the com.
pany, OF which j. Il. Mclaughlin is the
"'NNt - PhANAhb up q new SHleltei
building, the frame work OF which IL
entirely OF steel. Mr.. Dodd also states
that several mines are being worked
and considerable good ore being taken
out.
The case OF the United States vs.
Edward Provencher. indicted ( or sell.
ing liquor without special license, IL
being tried by court, the United States
Side being represented by Deputy Uni
ted States Attorney Money, and the de-
fendant by B. $. Rodey, The case OF
the prosecution, which was closed al
noon tended TO prove that the defend
n had sold liquor as charged In the
indictment. The defense admitted hav.
ing paid no license but contended thai
no had sold no liquor to any one.
Last Tuesday an exciting horse rae.
was run al Pena Blanca, between NJ
Wagner's mare. Maggie. ridden by
Archie Waldie, and the Calender mare.
' RIDDEN by Lee Forrest. Maggie won by