Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

j. I. Keogh returned to his home in
this city last night from a business trip
to the Golden Cochiti district.
Frank strong "a decided to lake a
brief vacation and will sojourn In the
vicinity Of the sulphur springs.
General Manager V. Vizetti, OF the
Harvey houses along the Santa Fe Pa
cinc, has returned from his western
tour.
A. stephan and mother are pleasant
people from Omaha ms arrived last
night. They are guests at the High
land.
William Daze, prominently ~connect-
ed with the Santa Fe Pacific system,
arrived from Winslow last night on
No. 2.
Mrs. w. II. Joyce will leave his
evening for Chicago. to visit relatives
and friends and will return on the first
OF September.
j. X. De Hart Is a San Marcial gem
tleman who Is stopping at the sturges
European, inc enjoying life In the me-
tropolis to-day.
James ID. Eakin, who has visited
Bland and several other northern
places during the past week, came
home last night.
The residents OF Gallup will hear an
address on South Africa" in the Epis-
eopal church from the lips Of Rev. Rem
ison OF this city.
Mrs. Anderson Chenault. who has
been visiting with friends here from
Mt. Sterling. KY, Is now a guest at
Camp whitcomb.
Last evening Slgfried Grunsfeld and
his charming bride returned from their
honeymoon. and will take up their res
dence in Albuquerque.
Judge Parker passed through the city
this morning on his way to Chicago.
He has been attending court at Ala
mogordo for a couple OF weeks past.
Max Kalter. one OF the clever young
clerks In the Leon u. Stern dry goods
house, Is reported seriously III at the
home of his uncle on north Fifth street.
Deputy United States Marshal Frank
Hall. who has been down to Roswell
for the past ten days on official busi-
ness. returned to Albuquerque this
morning.
quite a number OF Announcements
attended the reception and dance given
at the Commercial club last night. Prof.
Di Mauro was present with his famous
orchestra.
H.. w. Russell. formerly overseer AT
the Hardscrabble mine neal Magda-
lena. after spending a few days in the
Meadow city. arrived In the metropolis
last night.
Private Secretary Rufus Goodrich to
Division Superintendent l. l.. Hibbard.
made pleasant calls on a number Of his
acquaintance here yesterday. He LETT
for the west last night.
Walter K. Crane, OF Magdalena, is in
the city. He Is the president OF the
New Mexico smelling and refining COM
pany at that place. He reports mining
looking up at Magdalena and Kelly.
The delegation appointed by Gov
ernor Otero and authorized by the ter
ritorial convention to visit Washington
and protest against the passage OF the
Stevens bill, will leave for the national
capital next Saturday evening.
Contractors Bliss & Weir are making
progress with DIR. Wroth's resi-
dence on Fifth street. The s%heathing Is
all on and the brick will be laid In a
few days. The style and appearance OF
the building Is being very favorably
commented upon.
A large force OF brick mason are
employed on the handsome residence
which Mrs. Blake IL having erected on
north Fourth street. Socorro brick are
being used and when the structure Is
completed It will be one of the finest
residences In the city.
A. Fleischer. one of the local agents
of the Equitable Life, Is introducing
Mr.. Geo. L. Wright, OF st. Adams, Ver-
mont, the gentleman is also an nsur-
ance man, who finds this country
agreeable to him and a place where he
can secure applications just as weir as
at home.
j. O. Goodwin, a well-known Cochiti
mining expert, came In from the north
on Nc. l last night and continued on
his journey to Texas where he will In
spect some copper propositions In the
interests OF eastern capitalists. He will
also visit the mining districts In Grant
county before returning to Bland.
The building movement keeps up.
Frank Trotter's new house on north
Fourth street will soon be under roof.
The Blake residence, corner OF Roma
venue and Fourth, Is progressing nice
ly. Fred Lewis house on west Rail-
road avenue. Is well under way and
there is talk OF several other new ones
being started this month.
A. A. Hilton. the big general mer-
chant at San Antonio, came up from
the south this morning and called on
the local wholesale merchants here to-
day. He says the people OF that section
are in the midst OF prosperity and that
a big fruit crop win be gathered.
j. T. Day is here from Ell Paso and
registered at the European this morn
ing.
Last evening, Elmer II. Bohm, infant
son OF the late Fred Bohm, died at his
mothers home, 1906 East street. The
little n was a year and nine months
old He was taken sick on Sunday last
with inflammation of the stomach and
was unable 10 Withstand the attack.
Tn funeral Will be held at the house
Humorrow afternoon at 2 p. m. with In
terment In the Woodmen's lot In Fair
view cemetery. alongside OF the father.
Herman Luke, brother OF Mrs. Bohm.
and uncle OF the child, who is working
Tor the railroad company, has been
sent for and Is expected TO arrive for
the funeral.