Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Hon. Frank Springer, a well-known
attorney of Las Vegas, IL here to re-
main a few days.
w. II. Dearstyne, representing the
Peters Paper company, of Denver, VIII
be here tomorrow.
J. r. Mclaughlin, the popular n
well-known mine n smelter operator
Of San Pedro, is In the city.
w. Moore Clayton, manager OF the
Bradstreet commercial agency. was a
~west-bound passenger last night.
Major ]. S. Van Doren. the Blue
water ranchman and politician, Is In
the city from the west. He Is here TO
hear Colonel Bryan speak.
j.. c. F~lournoy. the Bland general
merchant, with his family, arrived IN
the city last night. and they will re-
main until after the Bryan reception.
Mrs. c. T. Brown, wife Of a we'll
known citizen of Socorro, came in from
the south this morning and has her
name on the Sturges European regis
ter.
The free concert at the Orchestrion
hall will be held (Friday)
night, instead of Saturday night, as
the latter night had already been pre-
empted.
Miss NJ. Y. Hubbell Is here to enjoy
the Easter vacation with her sister,
Miss sophia Hubbell. The visitor Is
the public school teacher at Pena
Blanca.
George Everitt, son OF the Railroad
avenue Jeweler, returned last night
from Bland. where he and his father
are Interested In some flrst-class min
ing properties.
l.. A. Hughes. Of Santa Fe. en- route
to southern California, came In from
the north last night and will remain
here several days before continuing on
his trip westward.
Rev. II. A. Bendrat will go on the
passenger to Belen tonight In order
TO conduct Good Friday services to-
morrow i'm connection with the dlstrl-
button Of the Lords supper.
Regular meeting of Woodmen's Circle
this evening. All members requested
TO be present; visiting members cor
daily invited. BY order OF worthy
guardian. Mamie Shoup, clerk, pro
TEN.
/. NJ, Barr, third vice president OF
the Santa Fe system. after a tour over
the company's California lines came
in from the west last night and con-
tinued on north to Topeka and chi
cago.
After a stay of a few days here G.
e. Derbyshire and wife have gone To
Williams. Arizona, where he will en-
gage in the general merchandise busl-
= ness. They are former residents oil
, Pinos Altos.
The foundation for the w. j. Lem
ware house, on North First street. II
being laid, and carpenters Will push
the work on the building as rapidly
as possible. The Lemp agency mere
will sell keg and bottled beers In the
future,
The firm Of Grunsfeld Bros, on the
corner Of First street and Gold avenue
are moving their goods to-day to th'
Frank warehouse on North F1rs'
street. The firm expect to commence
, work on their new store building In
4 very shor time.
Sierra county comes to the front II
plenty Of time. w $. Hopewell AN
]. Pryor Mum, Of that county's dele
CATION to the territorial democrat
convention, arrived this morning Tn
other delegates from Sierra county ar
n w. n. Marshall, ]. 5. Miller and jaime
e T.. Parker.
= The Bland delegates to the democrat
&c county convention are the followin
e well-knOwn citizens: George Hofheini
]. w. Mcdonald, C. g, Clark, Henr
Lockhart, ]. N. Wallace and CAPITAL
Chesebro. They are all here exceI
l. Wallace and Ch~esebro, and the
Of proxies are held by the other delegate
y, capt. John II. Hogue. who is inteI
10 ested In a big irrigation enterprise
- the American valley, Socorro county,
D here from st. Johns, Arizona, and vi
ne remain until after the Bryan circu
rs Captain Hogue was "A resident of A
Id buquerque twenty years ago, and az
IN has not withered his energy and ente
o. prise,
Lorion Miller, who is interested
the real estate business OF FL Pas
-. IL In the city on a visit to wife al
children. He will remain until aft
70 the Bryan reception, and II In ini
mated that he would like to be sent
n, one OF the New Mexico delegates to Z
eli national democratic convention
he Kansas city,
he Louis Novak, formerly Of Madr.
but now a resident OF Albemarle a
=, proprietor Of a mercantile institute,
I'm was among the passengers W
stepped down from the No, l ira
last night. He was called 10 this pla
on business and during his stay In I
'ur city made pleasant calls on his o.
Up time acquaintance,
A. S. Taylor and family, f~rst-cl,
'e people who haze been here the p'
winter, will leave Saturday night
their old home at Cleveland, Oh
Mrs, Taylor and the children win