Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Attorney Felix l4ttNtT ItAhI ilbiii
a business trip to Socorro this morn
ing.
NJ. +. Myers, the restaurant and
hotel keeper OF Bland, Is in the city
to-day.
Mrs. l.. Il. Densmore, wife Of a we'll
known citizen of Gallup. came IN from
the west last night.
Lucian R~osenwald. with many friends
here, was among the passengers from
Las Vegas last night.
Miss Foard, connected with the gov
eminent Indian school service. came in
from the village OF Laguna last night.
George NJ. Cundiff. who was here a
short time ago and was called to El
Paso. returned to the city this morn
ing.
y. @. Cameron, "A young gentleman OF
Pueblo, Colo, who enjoyed several days
In this city, has returned to Pueblo,
Colo.
The new superintendent OF the Albu-
querque Gas Works is +. w. Fisher,
who recently arrived here from Los
Angeles.
The Jeffries-F 1tzslmmons fight, by
the Edison Cineograph company of
New York, at the new opera house on
| April 80 and May /.
A regular meeting of Adah Chapter
No. 8. o.. f.. s., this evening at s o'clock
In Masonic HAN. BY order of worthy
matron. Nellie NJ. Butler, secretary.
Mrs. Albright has made some most
excellent pictures OF William Jennings
Bryan, and left one OF the best with
her compliments at The Citizen office.
Rev. =. A. Simpklns, the Gallup Con-
gregational minister. reached the city
on a freight train at noon yesterday.
Rev. Slmpklns Is here on court mat
tiers.
A.. q. Baca, an influential politician
and merchant of San Marcial, came up
from the south yesterday morning and
circulated among his numerous friends
here.
DIR. William Eggert. one Of the oldest
physicians and supeons aof Santa Fe,
died at the st. Vincent hospital In that
city Wednesday afternoon at i:30
o'clock.
Mrs. j. w. Bradbury, wife of the
CONTRACTOR On tue SANTA nc idNlllt HDH
TEN. left on the early morning train
for her old home in Oklahoma. where
she will make an extended visit.
Miss NJ. Il. Lukens called at The
Citizen office at noon to-day and stated
that the item about her engaging in the
goat business was a mistake. She has.
however. leased the Albright ranch.
+. Y. Schoonmaker. the lecturer. re-
turned last night from Las Vegas,
where he delivered a lecture night be-
fore last. He left for the west OF the
, limited to-day. and will lecture in
, Winslow tomorrow night.
Col. A. Staab, of Santa Fe, came in
from the south this morning, He Is
spending The day with his daughters
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld and Mrs. Louis Baer
and will continue north to Santa FL
this evening or tomorrow morning.
John r.. Brown and Samuel Barnett
who are holding down responsible posi-
tons on the Santa Fe Pacific. and who
formerly claimed Albuquerque as their
homes, have removed TO Gallup will
their families M will reside in the
Carbon city In the future.
p IlbIs - II ~ hhHNNlAt ~ IVY "hs
g a passenger Tor White Oaks, Lincoln
G county. yesterday morning, Mr., Fer
C gusson Is interested in the "Old Abe
c mine, and reports received recent!
C give the information that the "Ol,
Abe" is again producing some rich ore
G. w. Nicklin, representing Barnhar
Bros. & Spindler, type makers, in Lo
Angeles, came in from the south thi
morning and was a pleasant caller a
this office, He Will go north to La
Vegas tonight and from there to Kan
sas. where he will visit his mother an
home folks for a few weeks,
- Charles Zeiger, the big hotel keeper q
FL Paso, came in from the south thi
a morning. and will remain a few day
on business. Mr.. Zeiger was formerl
IN business here, and has many friend
in the territorial metropolis, who al
pleased to see him. He reports
Paso In a prosperous condition,
Juan Armijo, the enterprising mel
"a chant of Torreon, Valencia county, al
"A rived in the city yesterday with
/. number OF his teamsters and purchase
IL 4 large supply OF fancy groceries an
other merchandise OF the local dealer
IA Several wagons We're loaded and star
ed on the homeward journey late ye
terday afternoon.
The women, occupying the sms
d. brick houses on north Third street b
er tween Copper and Tfjeras avenue
We're more brazen than ever in exhi
itlg themselves to the thester soc
last night and the night before. II
decent people who attend the ope
house and cannot help from seeil
these dens Of sin and their braEen O
cupants, are asking II there is not sor
law TO compel the women from almo
making a nude exhibition Of theI
n selves,
M President f.. 7. Ripley, OF the San
AZ Fs railway. who has been s~ojourni
81 on the Pacific coast for the past "
r. months or more. passed through he