Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-17
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

The natatorum will be devoted exciu-
sively for the ladierA to-bnorrow.
r. +. Mahar, a well-known railroader
from Wlnslow. Is In h city to-day.
John A.. Ross. road superintendent of
engines on the Santa Re. came in from
the north last night.
II. II. Elwell. representing Wanama-
kcr 4 Brown, Philadelphia. went up To
Cerrllos this morning.
After a tussle VI several weeks with
a very bad ease Of appendicitis Depot
Master Staeger recovered and last night
was on duty at the depot.
Mrs. Estario Vigil. wife of the Bare
las general merchant, who was at Belen
on a visit to the mother OF Mr.. Vigil.
returned to the city this morning.
Llbrado c. de Baca. of Pena Blanca.
came in from the north last night. He
says good rains have visited that sec
ton OF Bernalillo county, the past few
days.
Dan. Scruggs, who lsone of the outside
rustlers of the Washington Life lnsur-
arce company, has returned from u
very successful trip to the counties
south Of the city.
George +. Learnard, who was on a
business trip to Cerrillos, Madrid, a
Pedro and Bland. returned to the city
last night. He Is a member of the
| piano firm of Hall a Learnard.
w. Il. Irish and l.. N. Shaw came In
from the Cochibl district. where they
-. - - InaN
night. Mr.. Irish left this morning for
his old home at Lowell. Mass.
c. c. Hall. the commission broker.
and also one of the proprietors OF THE
Imperial" laundry. returned to the city
this morning, after a successful trip TO
the W south of Albuquerque.
Hon. Solomon Luna came in from Los
Lunas this morning. He is around
town to-day, mixing with his many
city friends. and will leave tomorrow
morning for his sheep ranch In Socorro
county.
Frank Mckee, who. with a party OF
six or eight gentlemen, was in camp on
the Upper Rio Pecos the past few days.
returned to the city last night, leaving
the others to enjoy thir outing for some
time yet.
Mrs, Eugene With and children, who
were over i'm Europe visiting Mrs.
Wlth's old home in the Fatherland, re-
turned to the city last night, accompa-
MED by a servant girl who comes to ac-
cept "A position at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George X. Neher.
Ii. %. Bursum. superintendent of the
New Mexico penitentiary, came in from
he territorial capital last night and
" lille here attended the 'In ora Ken
lucky" play at the opera house. He
left this morning for his extensive min
ing interests IN Socorro county.
Company ID, OF the Seventh infantry
stationed for some time past at the old
San Carlos post. now about to be aban-
doned, passed through the city for Fort
Logan, Colo, last night. The soldier
boys occupied three tourist sleepers,
and consisted OF lO9 men with their OH
GERS.
The employees OF Gross. Blackwell a
Co. have received word from Captain j
S. Mactavish. OF Magdalena, that ne
and wife are happy over the arrival al
their home OF a line baby girl. Mr.. Mac.
lavish is the manager of the Becker
Blackwell Co.'S store at Magdalena. IL,
Is ais well-known in this city.
Tbs George Bush diary at Bland
with all the cows, has been purchase,
by Charles Nicholson m wife. The!
were here yesterday, purchasing Ger
tain necessary supplies, and left 70
/ IA nj HNnH V...VFa mn mmaL aaw.AAHLNA 80. -
the diary. George Bush, died suddenl!
the other day, and his remains wer
taken back to Monticello. H., for bur
ial.
Hon. ". b Ferguson, with a big DO
/, Of peaches and a satchel fun OF othe
? necessary articles. left this morning 70
: GloHetta, and from there he took tn
blackboard for the Ferguson camp o.
, tho Upper Rio Pecos, He will lay asid
E the cares Of a professional and poltica
+. life for a few weeks. and indulge q
spending the time fishing for mountai
trout.
Mrs. II, r. Richards, OF Los Angelo
y arrived this morning for a brief sta
: with Mrs. Pitt Ross, She will BE- Joine
= by her husband Thursday morning
= when they Will continue eastward. NJ
Richards is "A prominent civil and min
ing engineer OF the southwest, and
A en- route to Chicago on some minin
matters. lie stopped of at Ash Forl
Ariz., TO inspect some mining propert!
S A. j Frank, the Denver gentlema
whose smelter proposition is now befoi
the Commercial club, was at Algodone
up the river. yesterday, looking ov,
the country there. He had received
substantial offer from the Algodon'
improvement and Townsite company
y place the smelter on some OF the
ground, and the object OF the visit
A~lgodones VAS 10 look into the advis
bihty OF accepting the oner.
~ The executive committee OF the te
ritorial fair although a number OF VII
ing subscribers ave not yet been se'
for their annual contributions, hope
be able 10 begin active work in leyeliI