Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-04
LOCAL PARAG RkPHS.

The Zeiger Cafe will spread an ele-
CANT free lunch tonight.
J. j. Alsop, the sheep dip man. re-
turned to the city this morning from
the south.
DIR. T.. j. Boeber has returned from an
overland trip through Arizona and
northern Old Mexico. He has improved
considerably In heabth.
T. Y. Maynard. the Second street
jcweler and watch Inspector for the
Santa Fe on this division, returned
from sun Marcial this morning.
Miss J. W. Haines, "a teacher at the
local government Indian school, re-
turned last might from her VACATION
among relatives and friends Mt Omaha.
Neb.
\. j. Abel. a friend OF Peter Gullion
and who, while here, manipulated at
Bachechi Il Gtumi's. Is now located in
Dallas. Texas. holding down a good %
sftion.
Mrs Jessie Cave, daughter Of Captain
and Mrs. c. NJ. Tyler, came In from san
Bernardino, Cal, this morning. Her sis
ter, Miss Media Tyler, met her at the
depot.
Two soldiers of the Twentieth inftan-
try, wis have been serving Uncle sam
In the Philippines for the past rear,
passed. through the city for the east
this morning.
Rev. Thomas Harwood, the superin-
tendent of the Spanish missions of the
Methodist Episcopal church. left OF the
delayed passenger train this morning
for Las Vegas.
John S. Neeland IL the posseSsor of a
fine Alaskan gold nugget which he pur-
chased from a visitor yesterday. VI
nugget is Used az a scarf pin and make
a pretty ornament.
Supervisor Rickstrnw, of the govern
ment Indian school. will arrive here to-
night ON a tour of inspection. He will
remain at the local government Indian
school FOR a few days.
The New Mexican says; Alfred
Grunsfeld and wife, Of Albuquerque,
were visitors in the city yesterday, and
left this morning by the Denve q Rio
Grande for Colorado Springs.
The No. 2 passenger train from Cali
fornia, u at sos a. m, did not arrive
in this city until IL o'clock this morning.
The delay was caused by several freight
cars being OFF the track at BellemOnt,
Ariz.
j. u. Bingham, who enjoyed his vaca-
Eion up in the Jemez mountains, re-
turned to the city yesterday afternoon.
and will resume his work as one OF the
60 l.. ,n.ml.a - tho VwRgHnOlun ANnn.N0N "
morning.
w. j. Oliver and wife, nee Miss
Vaughn. left this morning for SANTA Fe.
where they will spend their vacation,
returning in time to begin their duties
at the local government Indian schoo
on September l.
Don't overlook the fact that a fine
lunch will be served at the Buffet to-
night. This popular resort In the Ho-
tel Highland 10 one of the best appoint
ed sample rooms in the city. Stop In
there and get acquainted.
Earl Evans and James, McIAarner
members Of Troop @, Fifth cavalry
United States army. came In from Fort
Wingate this morning, and continued
On to their homes in Missouri. They
we're discharged from service yesterday
Martin Tierney Is experimenting tins
building Of cross walks on East Rail
road venue, and a completed a wall
across broadway. which Is a big I'm
provemeut. Mr.. Tierney has built thii
walk At little expense To the city, an,
proves nat he il the right man In tn,
right place.
The CrossOn ranch, located a fey
. miles south of the city, has beel
leased to Clifton Hill, the merchant o
4 Isleta, and he takes possession at once
e Elliott Crosson his son, Mace, ex
: pcct to leave next Tuesday morning 70
i, Hot Springs, Ark, where Mace Crossoi
q has been In business the past few years
x a short time x a man, with a card
claiming himself "a special representa-
tive OF the Chicago Record, was in TN
city and he proved himself a high roll
or. Before leaving the city he gave
u draft for $40. and the draft has not bee
paid, The gentleman who cashed tn
draft II wondering to himself II he wi
y he the loser.
G, ID. Warde, proprietor of the Mir
u'hphIlo lOiSlis ilph0t On SpuAn Nttbn
street, called at The Citizen office a
NJ noon to-day and stated that the iteI
published yesterday afternoon about hi
l. case before Justice Crawford VAS mis-
y, leading In one respect, He STATE
that he did not forcibly remove Oh
Crane trunks from the rooms OF Nh
Crane; h gave her consent, but at III
trIal she denied that she had given he
consent. The ease has been appealed b
Mr.. Warde.
~ c.. A. Hudson, the north Second sire,
painter and manager of the Hudson Bi
Z Posting company, returned to the 81,
last night, after having, as he state,
the best time OF his life on his recei
visit TO eastern cities. He hobnobbt
i with the democratic hosts at the M
- ticnal convention at Kansas cit
y where he oficlated as n OF the usheI