Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

lue, left this morning Tor lTlniuau'
col.
All are invited to the Guild tea to be
give nat Mrs. w. J. Johnson's, 5l2 Mar
quette avenue on Saturday from 1880
to $3.50 y. IN. -
Prices to suit all pocket books at the
Guild tea to be given on Saturday af-
ternoon. Not less than 10 cents and
as much more rs you can AFFORD.
Hon. r. b. Carton, A. Is. Renehan
and John o. Miller, from Santa Fe, are
at the Grand Central. They are dele
gates to the anti-Stephens bill con-
yention.
Judge S. Il. Newcomb, Eugene Van
Patten, Henry Bowman, Jose Lucero
and Charles Il. Miller came up from
Las Cruces this morning to attend the
convention.
Come one, come all to the Guild tea
on Saturday Afternoon from 1880 to $50
to be held at Mrs. w. j. Johnson's
house. 5l2 Marquette avenue. Big time
for a little money.
g. 7. Brown. of Socorro; w. s. Hope
well, of Hillsboro; Esquipula Baca, r..
d.. Gibbon and George Gray, Of Las
NfkdSt blt htltkdNt6 " Nv NphNNiNiNi
who are at the European.
Regular meeting Harmony lodge /.
O. O. +. this evening at s o'clock. Mem
bers and all other odd Fellows re-
quested to attend. Calvin Whiting, N.
q. o. 5. P%illsbury, Secretary.
Rev. II. A. Bendrat. the pastor In
charge of the German Lutheran church
Of this city. left this morning for Can
on city, Colo, to attend the Rocky
Mountain synod OF the Lutheran
church.
Euralue Onava. a bootblack, was ar
rested last night for drunkenness and
placed in the hold-over until this morn
ing. When court convened he entered
his plea OF guilty an da fine of IS was
imposed.
DIR. John Tascher. accompanied by
his wife and little daughter. will leave
tomorrow morning for Chicago. They
viii also visit Washington and other
eastern cities, and expect to be gone
about six weeks.
Oakley clifford, the Highland livery
man. Is keeping up with the times. He
VAS out to-day with another bran new
rubber tire road wagon, which he pur.
chased from Capt. Jacob Korber, OF the
firm OF Korber & Co.
w. NJ. Weaver, of Gallup; william
Daze, of Winslow, from the west, and
Capt. A. ]. Papen, from Las Cruces
where he publishes the Rio Grandt
Republican, are here to observe what
the %irrigators Will do.
Hon. John r. McFie, Judge Of the
First judicial district; Hon. l.. A
Hughes, secretary OF the New Mexico
Irrigation committee, and J. w. Akers
OF Santa Fe, are here as delegates, and
stop at Sturges' European.
Frank Il. Sturges and w. b. Childers
who are extensive stockholders in tn,
noted Washington mining claim in tn,
Cochiti district, returned to thell
homes here last night, after a thor
ough inspection OF the workings a
} their big property.
Hon. II. o. Bursum, the territorial
penitentlary superintendent, and A. A
N~ewberry, of Santa Fe; r. f. Twitch
ell, OF East Las Vegas. are thre,
well-known irrigation delegates VIII,
are In the city n are registered a
the Hotel Highland.
Henry Gleason, one OF the censui
enumerators for Bernalillo county an
who has his commission In his insld
pocket, has returned from a buslne
! trip south OF the city. He states tina
big lance was held at Jarales las
7 Saturday night by J. Flanagan, tn
" section boss, In honor OF his marriag
to one OF the pretty senoritas OF tina
7 town.
President Wallace Hesselden; eS
President NJ. +. Stamm and Chief Ell
$ gineer =, Il. Harroun, three gentleme
5 connected with the construction OF n
low-line ditch. left this morning Il
e ~Algodones, for the purpose OF persC
a nally investigating the work aread
e done on hat great enterprise. whic
was recently allowed to cease" OWN
TO default OF certain payment OF bill
Charles Roe, the general southwes.
! ern agent Of the Singer Sewing con
y pany, n wife, came in from Il
: south this morning. and Mr.. Roe WI
y at his office on Gold avenue this morI
Ing. Mr.. Rot stated that he had vi
tied the A~lamogordo country an
found everything looking fine; the Cal
itan coal mines producing u frst-cla
quality Of coal, and he also stated tn
a box factory would undoubtedly SOC
y be established at A~lamogordo.