Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Albert Schultz. from a Paso. Is here
on a visit to relatives and friends.
V. S. Miera, brother of County Com
missioner Miera, Is again In the terri
torial metropolis.
William Brown, connected with the
Santa Fe at Bl Paso, came in from the
south this morning.
Hon. Pedro Perea and wife. who were
here ON a visit TO relatives, returned to
Bernalillo this morning.
Mrs. Mira Frost, OF Las Vegas, was
here yesterday on probate court mat
tiers. She registered at the Hotel High
land.
H.. l.. Fitch, son of Captain and Mrs.
A. h. Fitch, was a passenger TO the city
this morning from Magdalena. He stops
at the Sturges European.
Mr.. Dutton and family came In from
the west this morning n continued
east on a visit. Mr., Dutton is the Har-
vey hotel manager at Winslow.
II. Il. Fox, the well-known jeweler
and watch inspector, out west, was a
passenger for Gallup and wlnslow last
right, to be absent for several days.
w. p. Mott, one Of the travelling sup
e~ritnendents OF the Harvey eating house
system, came In from the west this
morning. He stops at the Hotel High
land.
Mrs. T. IL. Moore and children, fam
lily of a well-known Gallup citizen,
came In from the west his morning and
will visit city relatives and friends for
a few days.
Captain Re- Hot Frost, conductor
on the west end of the Santa Fe Pacific.
came In this morning to enjoy a days
visit with his wife. He returns to Win
slow tonight.
Gus. M%ulholland, OF Gallup, is making
a big success out OF his well boring
plant. He has Just finished a 900-foot
well at Gibson, which supplies about
$4,000 gallons OF water per day.
Miss Mary Smith, of Gallup. who vas
here the past week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Norris and daughters,
left this morning for Las Vegas, where
she will visit friends for a few days.
ID. C. Hobart. one OF the well-known
republican politicians of Grant county,
came in from the south this morning,
and was a pleasant calelr at this office.
He will return south tomorrow morn
ing.
h.. b.. Borden, OF Gallup, was In the
city yesterday. Mr.. Borden will COM
mence the erection of a residence for
Rev. George ]. Juillard, at Gallup, next
Monday. The building will cost about
$1,000.
@. W. Shut, of the Shut Improve
ment company. accompanied by ]. c.
Baldridge, left this morning for Ago
dones. from which town they drove
overland to e springs. Mr.. Bald
ridge will return to the city In a few
days.
Charles A. Spiess, with his wife and
their pretty curly-haired daughter. Miss
jeanette. passed through the city this
morning from southern California,
where Mrs. Spiess and daughter have
been sojourning the past few months.
Mr.. Spiess is a prominent republican
attorney and politician OF Las Vegas.
Colonel John Borradaile. manager OF
the First Regiment band, informs The
Citizen hat the Wednesday evening
band concert at Robinson Park has
been changed to Thursday at 1880
O'Clock. The Sunday evening concerts
will continue as usual. These concerts,
two every week, vii lgrow In popular
ity.
g.. +. Lampey, wife, daughter and son
left this morning for Santa Fe, and
thence to Las Vegas and other northern
New Mexico towns. Mr.. Lampey is the
New Mexico, Arizona and Texas agent
for the Mills Novelty company, OF Chi
cago-the new cture slot machine, and
while here he tool orders for eight ma
chimes.
The 9-year-old son of Jerome NAL
lette, Kenneth Mallette, met with q
painful accident yesterday afternoon,
He was astride OF an burro, when the
"frisky" animal threw the lad on its
back. Kenneth was picked up uncon-
sclous, but he Is reported doing nicely
to-day, although he sustained severaI
serious Injuries.
A few days ago The Citizen called
attention to the a that Mrs. julia
Conaut, aged 50 years, was here, hay
ing been helped by sweet charity" or
her way fromtown 10 town from Peoria
ILL.,, en- route TO Flagstaff, where she has
a daughter at work. The old lady
stopped two days at the Grand Central
hotel and last night was sent to Flag
stan transportation being furnished by
the Non-Sectarian Benevolent associa.
ton. Another subject OF charity-Miss
Fannie Bennette, registering at the Ho.
tel Highland from Socorro-wil be sem
tonight by the Benevolent association
70 III Paso, She Is blind and has beer
~lecturing for a living.
Berthold spitz and Fred, Hamm, who
left a few days ago for the ManzanC
mountains 20 hunt wild animals. have
returned 20 the city. They had a fine
time, but failed 90 bag any big game
although II Is stated as an absolute fact
that Mr., Spite distinguished himself
several times with a rife. he hitting