Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There viii be work in the third de-
gree at the Knights OF Pythias lodge
tonight.
Postoffice Inspector Fredericks Is at
Cerrillos investigating the robbery of
the postoflice.
Berthold Spitz. junior member OF the
dry goods firm Of Is. 1lfeld a Co., left
yesterday morning FOR "A business trip
up north.
Jefferson Reynolds, the mine owner
and banker, came In from lei PasO this
morning, and continued on north to
Las Vegas.
Ernest g. zweiger, one OF Belen's
popular young gentlemen, spent the
Sabbath In the territorial metropolis.
returning to Belen this morning.
DIR. @. $. yesterday. after a short
stay here for the purpose of transact
ing some unfinished business, has re-
turned to his home at Watsonville. Cal.
X. Il. Hall, of the Albuquerque Foun-
dry and Machine works, who was at
Los Angeles On IA visit to his wife and
daughters, returned to the city last
night.
Ferd. Levy, formerly with Lowenthal
q Meyers, now with Houck Il Dieter.
of El Paso. spent the sabbath among
Albuquerque friends. He came In from
the west Saturday night.
Mrs. Lula James, who was at Spring
field, Mo-. OF a visit to her parents. has
been in Albuquerque the past few days
visiting friends. She expects to leave
this evening for winslow.
The United States grand jury, now In
session at Las Vegas, has indicted John
Henry Teitlebaum for a violation OF the
stringent postal laws. The case will
undoubtedly ONE up for trial In a few
days.
Before returning to this city Mayor
Marion viii visit at his old home In
Port Henry. ~. Y, and on his return
from the east VIII attend the national
democratic convention In Kansas city
on July 4.
Miss H~elenCameron left for Berna-
lilo this morning. where she viii spend
the summer months with her mother.
Miss Cameron likes Albuquerque very
much M intends to make 1t her home
In the near future.
w. Il. Martin, territorial penitentiary
clerk, and the respective republican
candidate for sheriff of Socorro county,
came in from Santa Fe last Saturday
night and continued south to Socorro
yesterday morning.
ben Bottle, OF the Zeiger cafe, has re-
ceived a fine picture of the ST. Louis
Browns OF the National League of base
ball players, The picture came as a
gift from Bert Jones, one OF the
pitchers Of the Browns.
The committees In charge OF the hos
pital and s|anitarium proposition re-
ceived a donation OF S27.6 from the To-
cal Harvey House last week. Only a
few hundred dollars il now needed to
complete the fund, and II In hoped the
amount Will be subscribed this week.
There will be a meeting OF the fire
department o-morrow night at 8
o'clock sharp. The santa Fe tourna-
ment question will be discussed, and
other matters OF Importance will come
up for action. A fun attendance il de-
sired. by order OF Chief Ruppe.
A heavy rain visited the Rio Grande
valley yesterday afternoon. giving the
ground a thorough soaking. Con-
''hNPA AF0AAAAAk'f w plbuknl u lit
passenger train from the south this
morning, states that the rain OF yester-
day afternoon reached as far south as
lei Paso.
The Indian chool base ball club were
victorious In their game with the Uni
versity boys last Saturday, at the fair
grounds, by a score of IA to 10. Quite
a number OF the local sports were
present, and all speak in compliment
tary terms OF the numerous brilliant
plays made by the members of both
clubs.
Wallace H~esselden, accompanied by
his family, drove up to Algodones yes
terday and returned last evening. He
reports having enjoyed the trip hugely.
The fields of alfalfa, orchards and vine
yards are a beauty and Well worth
ones time TO go over this route and
observe the progress made by the resi-
dents.
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs.
rita Gutierrez died AT her home In Ba-
relas' She was 20 years old and the
cause OF her death was old age. She
was the mother-in-law OF Peter Tar
taglla, a well-konWn pushes man ON
south Second street. The remains will
be laid 10 rest tomorrow morning In
the Barelas cemetery.
Or. c.. q. Cruickshank, a well-known
physician and surgeon Of San Marcial
passed through the city Sunday morn
lng en- route 10 C~harleyoix, Mich. in
response to a telegram that his broth
en- A. ID C~ruikshank, a lawyer, was
dangerously III and not expected to live.
The sick attorney visited Albuquerque
and San Marcial In 1899.
James Eakin Of his city had fun by
the wholesale at the Pena Blanca cele-
bration, He dressed himself up in red
paint, blanket and feathers, ana rode
at h head Of the Indian procession
with the war chief OF tribe. Eakin
Is popular with the Cochiu In
dians, being an honorary member OF
the tribe, and when they have celebra-
TONS James is always found in the
midst Of the festivities.