Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

lOONL hnNu mi uo.
Modest Ortiz left mis- morning for
Santa Fe.
Come and hear the band play and eat
ice cream and cake at the same time.
Thomas +. Geidner Is the new night
operator at the Colorado Telephone Of
fee.
Hon. Justo II. Armijo. the postmas-
ter, visited relatives at Bernaillo yes
terday,
Kay Ross left for Chloride, N. NJ, this
morning. He will be engaged on a min
Ing contract for several weeks.
Professor Montoya. of the New Mex
leo university faculty, returned this
morning from his visit to Mexico.
Jesus Garcia. deputy collector Of this
county, left this morning for Santa Fe
on business. He will return Tomorrow.
Mrs. John c. Flournoy and daughtes
left Sunday morning for Bland, where
Mr.. Flournoy is In the mercantile busi'
ness.
Ben. Weller. representing Gross,
IAdNh Ntll |" W. - W.
successful trip down south yesterday
morning.
Engineer Dixon, who was here on a
visit to his family, returned to his camp
In the upper Rio Pecos country yester-
| day morning.
j. w. Edwards is still detained at Ra-
ton by the illness OF his wife. The
/ a, ,.aI.s xuAl laaxta fAr Alht.aNArnttA "a
soon as Mrs. Edwards IL able to travel
Madam Ripple continues to draw the
people and as II Is now known she
leaves on Wednesday, the attendance
scarcely leaves her time TO rest or think
j. J. Alsop, the representative OF a
famous sheep dip, Ii in the city. lie
states that the sheep raisers of New
Mexico, as a rule. dip their sheep at
regular intervals.
Complaints are made against the
postmaster at Glorieuta. II Is reported
that he hoes not care whether the peo-
Pile in camp on the upper Rio Pecos gel
their mail or not.
Mace Crossan, who officfates as JUS
tice OF the peace, precinct Eel TeJo, viii
resign his position n go to Hot
Springs, Ark, where his brother, FRANK
Crossan, is in business.
Frank Lee, who for the past year has
ofhciated as treasurer of the new thea
ter, resigned the other day, and Pro
prietor Neher has appointed his broth
er-in-law, William Zirhut.
w. l.. Trimble. who was at San Pedro
on business, drove back TO the city late
yesterday afternoon. He reports that q
good soaking rain visited the noun
mountains east OF the city yesterday.
s. II. Mulligan, OF Bland, where he Il
In business, came in las night, and APP
peared this morning as a witness in the
proving-up claim OF Elliott Crosson foi
u piece of land located north of thii
city.
Percy Hawley, who is interested IN
several exciting proposition for the APP
preaching territorial fair, visited Ber'
naHllo yesterday and returned las
night. He had "a splendid days visi
among friends,
ReY. Bruce Kinney, the Baptist min.
lister, who, with his wife, is In camp OF
the upper Rio Pecos. returned to th'
city last night in order to attend L
some business to-day. He viii return e
the camp tomorrow morning.
IL. l.. Hall, formerly United State
marshal for New Mexico. now a bill
cattle raiser, passed Through the CIT,
q THIS morning for his headquarters an
y home In Pueblo, Solo. Mr.. Halls cat
, tie ranches are located down in Ar
zona.
, Hon. NELL n. Field, who was here I
attend To some important legal matters
returned to his trout fishing camp o.
the upper Rio Pecos yesterday morning
I Ralph Hunt, the chief s-tenographer O
> che Office, Is carefully looking after a.
details while MIR, Neld is away on hi
. summer vacation.
Billy Hye, who has a host OF friend
here and whose sporting IDEAS az
pretty well known, returned to Able
marie, Cochiu mining district. yesteI
day morning. He look along with I'M
tho proposition OF the Fair associatio
-, for rock drilling contests, and hopes I
, b. able to bring a big crowd here fro
. the Cochiu district during fair tame.
! Street Commissioner Terney. worl
ing under instructions from the cit
council, and George Carson, for Il
Fair association, started work on n
new fair grounds on west Gold avenl
a this morning, and they expect TO hay
n the grounds cleared Of wild grass In
few days, when adobe dirt for the bas
o ball ground viii be used for ieyellng al
hhing purposes. As soon as the carpei
y tiers and contractors report as to a
q plans for the building Of a grand stan
bid viii be advertised for and wol
commenced at the grand stand At
early "a day as possible.
Ben. Bottle. of the zeiger cafe. =
ceived a letter to-day from p. Is. Dale
Of Belen, stating that a most excitil
game of base ball was played AT Belt
yesterday between the "Phats' al
Leans" and that the former won
the score OF . to ~. Bernard Reinks
Weighing 2S9h pounds. twdried the b
for the "Phats," and famed u nine
the sluggcrB on the other side. Erue