Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

NJ. c. Taylor and wife spent yester-
day with friends at Bernalillo.
James ID. Eakin, Of the wholesale liz
uor firm of Melini & Eakin, liz at Bland.
Mrs. G. s.. Adams and child. Of El
Paso, came In from the south his
morning.
Herman Butcher visited Bernalillo
yesterday to examine a deposit OF fire
clay near that place.
Water will be shut of on south Arno
street this evening at $3.50 for two
hours. Water Supply Co.
Mrs. o. c. Watson, OF Santa Fe, IL in
the city, and will remain a couple OF
days visiting with relatives.
Or. T. +. Robinson, OF Gallup, a WELL
known and popular physician and sur
geon, is here on business to-day. lie
arrived from the west last night.
The Santa Fe railway has offered one
fare round trip ticket to all delegates
attending the anti-Stephensb bill conven-
ton to be held in this city tomorrow.
Mayor Estevan Baca, J. w. Terry
and Aniseto g. Abeytia will represent
NhN ~ VI hbibllO az the ltIIllOIl1l
waterways convention to be held in
this city tomorrow.
a special meeting OF Alamo Hive No.
/, l.. o. Il. M, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Aaron Gray, North Fifth street.
Nina Carson, X. X.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
knights Of Pythias will be held to-
night In the hall at 8 o'clock sharp.
Work In the second rank will be con-
Quoted and all members are urged To
attend.
In the district court to-day, upon
motion Of attorney for the plaintiff,
Hattie Il. Wallace, was granted n new
trial against her husband. j. y. Wal
lace. The trial Is set for hearing on
Saturday, May 10.
The new employe at the local office
Of the New York Life insurance com
pany Is Miss Bette Wiley. The young
lady. for the past few months, %oflciat-
ed as stenographer at the big store OF
John Becker at Belen.
f. ii. Galpin, who came here from
San Antonio, Texas, and worked a few
weeks In the machine shops, had the
misfortune to lose his right forefnger
In an accident, and will return to San
Antonio, going this evening.
Mrs. A. NJ. Swan expects to leave to-
morrow night for Denver. where she
VIII visit her brother, DIR. N. B. Morse.
for a few weeks and later will 10 to
Boise, Idaho, where she will spend sew
eral months visiting relatives, return
ing in September.
Ike Long, who conducts a Joint IN
In the acre., while in a drunken condi-
ton resisted arrest and made his es-
cape A complaint was lodged against
him, and II he eve shows up in Albu-
querque a fine of s25 and costs will
probably be assessed.
The Socorro Chieftain says: Mrs. ST.
mon stern n daughter. Aline. came
down from albuquerque Thursday TO
visit Joseph Price and family and com
memorate the anniversary OF Mrs
Prices birthday" Mrs. Stern and
daughter returned to this city this
morning.
Judge J. ". Crumpacker and wife.
sheriu Thos. $. Hubbell and District
Attorney Thos. A. FInical were at Eel
Paso the latter part OF last week, TO
see cadet Thomas Crumpacker, of Ros-
well, and to witness the two match
games OF base BAH In which the Ros-
well military school nine participated. |
The party returned to the city yester-
day morning.
NJ Maynard, a brother OF tho we'll
known jeweler OF this city. VINO
passed through Albuquerque several
weeks ago on a business trip To Chi
cago, will arrive here Wednesday night
to visit with his brother and family for
a few days. Mr.. Maynard is a resident
Of Riverside. California, and o~ccupies
the position OF bookkeeper for the wa
ter Supply company.
Ben Meyer and daughter, Miss Car
RE, who left several months ago IN
visit relatives n friends in San Fran
CISCO have returned to the city, being
accompanied back by a Melee. Miss
Carrie Reg%ensburger, Of San Francisco.
IL was Mr.. Meyers first visit for
tw~enty-eight years, and he found many
changes, hardly recognizing his rela-
uves. on leaving San Francisco. Mfr.
Meyer and daughter visited all the
seaside resorts OF southern California.
The smoke stack OF the Crystal Ice
works was burned out Sunday morn
ing at 4:SO o'clock, n as a result the
IRON casing became red hot and for a
time the building was threatened with
a serious conhagration. An alarm was
n by the shrill whistle OF the
hooking bird and the Are department
responded 20 the call, A quick run was
made 70 the scene but the Are had been
extinguished by employees Of the ice
works. No damage wal entaned by the
flames.