Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Henry Essinger. of Las Vegas, was a
north bound passenger this morning.
Mrs. G. Il. Donnelly and family, from
Las Cruces, are registered at Sturges
European.
John G. Spears, who was here the past
few days on court business. returned 10
Gallup last night.
j. II. Harrington, representing the
Denver Post, is in the city stopping at
the Grand Central.
Major Ernest Meyers, with his va1ise
containing sample bottles, left this
morning for Las Vegas.
Miss Dolores otero and the Misses
Barelas left this morning on n visit to
relatives and friends in Bernalillo.
Hon. IL. V. Chaves. VINO was up In the
Jcmez country on a visit to the famous
hot springs. has returned to the city.
Mrs. Il. S. Brooks and daughter. Miss
Bessie, left this morning for Santa Fe,
where they will visit for a few days.
r. Y. Maynard. the jeweler and Santa
Fe watch inspector. returned from an
| official trip down south this morning.
Attorney +. w. Clancy and wife, who
were at Santa Fe on legal business and
| pleasure, returned to the city last
night.
Hon. Pedro Perea and his son, A. b.
Perea, returned to Bernalillo this morn
ing, after a visit to Albuquerque rela-
tlves.
J. II. Saint was n passenger for Las
Vegas this morning. He Is on some i'm
portant deal, and expects to be absent
several days.
j. w. Hilton, of Magdalena, and q. A.
Byron, of Kelly. both w~eh-known In
their section of Socorro county. are at
the Hotel Highland.
II. S. Van Slyck, the assistant live
stock agent for the Santa Fe. came in
from the west this morning and viii
20 to FL Paso tonight.
Yesterday. John ID. Tortina, now a
retired merchant, celebrated his 6Sth
birthday. He received several fine pres
ents from st. Louis friends.
A. b. Brown, for years in the employ
oc the Whitney company, has accepted
the position Of b~ook-keeper at The Cit
lzen office. He will also do some outside
work for the office.
4, l.. A. Hughes, Of Santa Fe, came
down TO the territorial metropolis last
night, made a stake and returned To the
territorial capital this morning. He IL
: a successful o purchaser.
Il. S. Putnam, one of the mail route
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l geles, came In from the west this morn
7" ipg-hls hrst trip since he made a trlp
in the mail service to Cape Nome
Alaska.
Harry w. Kelly, of the wholesale gro
Gerry establishment OF Gross. Blackwell
d a. Co, came In from the north last nigh
10 consult with the local manager. Z
+. Waugh. He returned TO Las Vegas
n this morning.
The Rosenwald property on west
Copper street. lately occupied by MI
n and Mrs. David Lesser. Will soon b.
taken possession OF by b.. SPITE. moving
from his present residence on Mar
quette avenu
Miss Kittie Crumpacker, daughter o
Judge j. w. Crumpacker, met at the 10
l. cal depot last night her friend, Mis-
y. Mary Upton, OF Santa Fe. The visito
n. continued south to Hillsboro, Sierr
y. county, his morning.
- Jose @. Chaves, the stock claim ad
juster for this division OF the Santa IL
came in from Los Lunas this mornln
and continued on to Thornton to adjuI
losses sustained by the recent killing
...,. afa.lg Is tIa Nr.aip0
nc The Old Town society will give
" grand dance AT their new hall Saturda
= night. The receipts derived from n
dance will go toward helping the societ
to purchase certain needed supple
" Tickets, admitting ladies free. 80 cent
James d. Eakln, Of the wholesa
90 LIQUOR firm OF Melinl a Eakin, return
~ ed last night from a business visit
a. Bland. He states the rock drillers
-or the Cochiti district are getting then
selves in trim for the contests at 4
no fair.
on Edward Grunsfeld, the tall sycamo
nd who is the local manager OF the Was
es- ington Life Insurance company, call
at The Citizen office this morning a.
4. purchased copies of yesterdays pap
containing the article about his Dirt
day surprise He says the whole AMI
on was only a Josh" and again, he In \
A 49, he Is only "a.
ftN II. NJ. Laird. a volunteer soldier In I
you Forty-third infantry, and who SAW 81
est vice In the Philippines, passed throu
NAS' the city for his home in New York q
US morning. He carried his left arm
Dr. a sling. the result OF a wound receiN
me recently from a F1lipino's bullet, La
stated that many Of Uncle Sans b
In the Philippines are in the hospits
on the sick list.
b. Ruppe. chief of the fire depa
A, ment. wishes to notify the public u
through the kindness and generosity
re the Mutual and Colorado Teleph'
~ companies. the fire station Is equip
,iv with telephone service, and those Nv
any distance from the alarm bol
should use the telephone, ringing up