Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-17
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.

to-day.
Watch Inspector T. Y. Maynard, OF
J the Santa Fe. went south this mornins
on official business.
Capt. Arson. one OF the contractors
OF the railway improvements. will
leave tomorrow morning for Las We
gas.
John 8. Beaver, the South First
street coal dealer. has delivered around
among friends some first-class Their
mometers.
Miss Katie MacAlexander, who spent
last winter In this city. has returned
to make an extended visit. She Is from
Kansas City, Mo.
II. IL. Kelly, one of the rising young
business gentlemen OF silver City, is
here with his father. ]. J. Kelly. who IL
a prominent Masonic grand lodge rep
resentative.
Frank Foraker. nephew of United
States Marshal c. NJ. Foraker, who has
ben here on a visit the past few weeks,
returned to his home at Hillsboro, o.,
yesterday afternoon.
O. G. Russell, from Alma, N. NJ, Is
here on a visit to Mrs. VIM. Russell
and daughter. Mrs. Fred. Diamond.
The mother of the visitor died In AL
buquerque several years ago.
Chief Solicitor c. N. sterry. OF the
Santa Fe Pacific, came in from the
west last night. and continued on east
10 Chicago and other points. His trip
Is on business connected with the rail-
way.
Judge McFie. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Maud. and Mrs. w. Il.
Thornton. arrived from Santa Fe last
night. They continued on south, the
ladies going to Las Cruces n the
Judge to Silver City.
Hon. Alexandra Sandoval. who was
at Denver, returned to the city sun
day night. He took with him to Den
yer his son. Alexandra. Jr., and his
nephew. Porflio sandoval. whom he
placed in the Sacred Heart college.
J. d. Peabody was at the depot last
night to meet some old friends from
Beloit, Wis. They were Mrs. w. O..
Blair and her daughter, Miss A. V.
Blair. The ladies are on their way to
Phoenix, A T., but viii stop over a few
days in this city.
On Saturday. october 20, a conven-
ton of the independent party OF Nc
Kinley county will be held at Gallup
for the purpose Of nominating county
officers. The republican party OF the
same county will hold their owen
ton at Gallup next Monday, October
22.
The Gallup Cleaner says; Frank
Gibson, a former line repairer of the
Western Union who resided for some
years in Gallup, was severely injured
a few days & by falling from a tele-
graph pole. He removed from here to
san %Bernardino. Cal. with his family
and while working neal hat place he
met with the accident.
Hon. ]. S. Clark and c. ID. Bucher
arrived from Las Vegas last night.
They acted as an escort to b. r. For
sythe. 7. J. haywood. ]. A. Murphy
and o. l.. Gregory. prominent business
men and high Masons OF the Meadow
city, who are among those who will
be initiated tonight at the Shriner's
meeting.
Fred Lewis. OF the Germania Life
Insurance company firm OF Becker a
Lewis. has returned from a trip
through Union county. He found life
Insurance business most excellent, and
says that politics are awfully one-sid-
ed up there, advising that the repub-
lican central committee flood that
county with some good campaign liter
autre on shep and prosperity.
A party from York, Maine, consist
ing OF A. NJ. Bragdon, wife and the
wife's sister. Miss Baxter, were on the
train last night, going to Phoenix. A.
T.. to spend the winter for Mrs. Brag-
don's health. While favoring Albu-
querque as a health resort. the prefer
ence was given to Phoenix, on account
of the lower altitude. Mr.. Bragdon is
in the banking business at his home
in Maine.
Madam N. Leyes. the renowned
palmist. who Is stopping at the Column
bus hotel. had a large following from
Jerome, A. T., where she told some
startling occurrences. In one instance
OF telling a young man that his death
would follow the next day while going
down In a mine, was only too true,
Another OF telling a man that met with
a serious accident before forty-eight
hours. by having his foot crushed.
was also too true.
The Optigraph will give an exhibition
at the Orchestrlon hall next Thursday,
October 18th, at 5 p. m. You will see
seventeen different subjects OF moving
pictures, including battles, reviews.
dances In different styles n the
''Dcvii in the Convent" which Is the
greatest sensational picture OF the
times. and nifty slide views of the Gu
ban and Philippine wars. Come and
see all, and you will get your moneys
worth. Price Of tickets. 20 cents for
general admission; children. Is cents.
Tonight at p. m. Ballut Abyad
Temple OF the Mystic Shrine will con-
vene I'm ceremonial session and receive
a large class OF candidates. who viii
be escorted across the desert by the
local Arabs. II successful in reaching
the oasis, which is the aim OF all now
ices, they will be accepted as full fiedg-
ed Shriners. II Is reported that owing
to the dry season just past that the
roa Is very rough travelling. How
ever, preparations have been made to
relieve all who fall by the wayside and
hospitality. such as only Shriners Ear
offer await all In the form OF a grand
banquet at the close OF the session.
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