Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-06
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.

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Deputy Sheriff Barelas of Valencia
county. came In from the west this
morning.
scheme have left the c.,y for Other
green" fields.
Brother Isidore. from the Christian
Brothers college at Bernalillo, is In
the city to-day.
Ira Henry and wife are i'm the city
from Topeka, and M. Henry has &c.
cepted a position at the local railway
shops.
Mrs. j.. ID. Cation, from Hot Springs
Junction, Ariz., - in the city to visit
her son, who is In the employ OF w. l..
THmble & Co.
Mrs. c. Il. Derbyshire, from Williams,
Ariz., came in from the west this morn
ing. and has taken a room at the
Grand Central.
w. Goebel and wife, of Chicago, are
stopping at the Grand Central. They
arrived from the north last night, and
will remain for a few days.
/. II. Rapp. the Bast Las Vegas arch
itect, who had the building of New
Mexico's capitol under rs care, who
was here last night. returned this
morning 10 the north.
Capt. c. b.. Kilmer, for years the we'll
known right-of-w way agent for the San
Ia Fe railway, died at Topeka the other
day. The captain was popular with a
number OF Albuquerque people.
Misses Adile and Kate Bruan, sisters
OF Mrs. +. p. Kelly, wife of the local
Santa Fe ticket agent. arrived In the
city this morning from New orleans,
La. and they Will remain here for a
few weeks.
The Albuquerque party who attend
cd the Corn Dance" at the Indian vii
lage Of Santo Domingo last Saturday,
have returned to the city and all speak
In favorable terms Of the lance as an
interesting feature.
Major II. II. Whiting Is making ar
rangements TO attend the Grand Army
reunion at Chicago. He was a gallant
officer In Gen. Bragg's Iron Brigade"
which lost so per cent of officers and
men at Gettysburg.
Aaron Rosenwald, partner of the dry
goods firm OF Rosenwald Bros, accom-
panied by his wife, left this morning for
New York, TO purchase the fall and
winter goods for his firm. They will
be absent "a month or six weeks.
Hon. Eutemio Montoya. OF san An
tonic. N. NJ, vas a passenger to the
city from the south this morning, and
he is at Sturges' European. Mr.. Mon
toya Is a politician, and quite popular
among the voters OF his precinct.
f. c. Earle, of the lei Paso Smelling
company, came in from the south yes
terday morning, and met here his wife,
who returned last night from her visit
10 southern California. They con-
tinued south to El Paso this morning.
William Dunbar, a well dSnown sheep
raiser out in the Chilli neighborhood.
is here to enjoy a few days solid city
life with his friend Captain William
Mcintosh, who is here and who Is also
a sheep raiser In the same Chilli vi
George Kaseman, formerly in bust
ness here, now regarded as one OF the
principal coal barons Of Ell Paso, en-
joyed the neat and sand storm In Albu-
querque yesterday. He was a guest OF
MIR, and Mrs. w. IL. Hahn. He re-
turned south to I'll Paso this morning.
N. A. Berggren, the Nebraska sheep
buyer, who will be remembered an this
city, has his name on the register of
two hotels in his ci~ty-sturges' Euro
pean and the Hotter Highland. At the
FIRST hotel his name appears from Wa
hoo Neb., and at the Highland, from
Superior. Neb.
M commercial travellers, whose
lodge lnthis city constitutes quite a
good list, held their meeting Saturday
night and agreed to take part in the
trades display and parade at the ap-
preaching Territorial fair. The Travel
ers' were on the ground at last years
fair parade, and they will be present
this fair in greater force.
The names OF Misses. Halloran, Hunt
and Hazledine have been suggested In
the voting coupon contest for Queen
OF the Carnival at the approaching
fair, and two married ladies', who do
not wish to enter the contest, are work
ing up an interest for the above three
young ladies. A-iss Rica Baer, 80 Il Is
understood, is now leading In the con-
test.
The executive committee OF the Ter
ritorial Fair association \. II hold an
important meeting tonight. Several
committees are to report. contracts and
propositions are TO be considered, priv
ileges Will come up for action, and Il
is hoped all members will attend, re-
CARELESS OF the drouth. the low price
Of wool and the hot weather. Meeting
at the city building at s O'Clock.
Last Saturday The Citizen briefly
stated that Simon Stern, the Railroad
avenue clothier and gents furnisher,
had departed for the north. To-day a
representative OF this paper investi-
gated and discovered that the popular
elothier intended TO visit all the prin-
cipal clothing emporiums Of the east.
After doing Chicago, he would ust
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