Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-09-17
LOCAL PARAGR APHS
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Mrs. I. j, Bonn Will ope up her nov
boarding house Tomorrow, 500 Souti
Sectond street.
w. II. Moon Of silver City. came IL
this morning to take In the fair and Il
being shown the sights by Ben WELLER
Alex Bowie, the manager Of the Cal.
edonian Coal company. came In this
morning from Gallup, to take in the big
fair.
Mrs. Zlrhut, mother OF William Zlr.
hut. left this morning for Plttsburg, Pa,
where she will visit relatives and
friends.
Capt. A. b. Fitch and wife. OF Mag
dalena, who were out in southern Cali
fornia on a visit, returned this morning
from the west.
The basket ball game and dance to.
morrow night is not given by the Albu.
querque Guards. Tickets on sale at
Matson's book store.
There will be a very important meet
ing OF the Knights OF Pythias tonight
at the hall. All members requested to
attend. BY order OF secretary.
A. A. Grant. of San Francisco and
Angeles, owner of several well
paying Albuquerque corporations, came
In from the west yesterday to take in
the big fair.
The Browns and Barelas clubs played
a game yesterday that was quite spirit.
ed and gave the boys good practice.
The score was rather one-sised In favof
OF the Browns.
Hon. Lorenzo Hubbell and family
came in from Arizona this morning,
and the family will visit here lnden-
nitely. Sheriff II. s. Hubbell met his
brother and family at the local depot.
j.. j. Lesson, of Socorro, came in this
morning to engage a number OF rooms
for fair week. He states that Socorro,
Magdalena and Kelly will send big del
egations to the fair.
Don't forget the basket ball game
night. Tickets 80 cents, gentleman and
lady, or two ladies on one ticket. Tick.
cts on sale at Matson's.
r. IL. Greenleaf, who was on the up
per Rio Pecos fishing and hunting, re-
turned to the city last night. and he
brought along with him plenty OF trout
himself and many friends.
Mrs. Charles Harding and three sons,
Mrs. Harvey Pattee, Mrs. Clayton and
daughters, Mrs. w. NJ. Weaver.
Mrs, W. Il. Lynch, Mrs. Mart Hunt
md Others came in from Gallup this
morning.
Thos. Ramsdell, whose promotion in
he railroad service is mentioned else
where in to-day's Citizen, will leave to.
morrow evening for Topeka. Kansas. !
which city will be his headquarters In
he future.
Mrs. II. s. Nones will receive a lin
hid number OF day boarders at No. ~
Vest Gold avenue. The table Will be
pread with the best the market can
upply and the service will be prompt
nd satisfactory. |
one f.. ]. Flood appeared In the po-
zee court this morning, charged with
lsturbing the peace, and resisting an =
i'icer. He would not submit TO arrest
'hen Sheriff Hubbell got after him,
a trial OF his strength, and his !
cost him sixty days in the :
ounty Jail. J
Jesus Baca, a prominent cattle man
: Peralta, who came here for medical 4,
about ten days ago, died OF :
consumption on South Third street yes. \
The remains were taken to O, :
v Strong a Sons undertaking parlors \
here they will be embalmed and then 8
ken to Peralta for burial.
@. Gustafson and party Of thlrteen
arrived from the west this morn G
X, In the interest OF the Postal tele- :
raph company. They expect to run an :
Itra line from New York to San Fran. \
SEQ. Mr.. Gustafson and men Will :
ork from here west to Winslow and \
meet another party who will work 2
to the coast. Other parties will work !,
New York to Albuquerque. This
'tra line Is to be used by eastern par. :
rs. 4
The September term OF the district q
'urt OF the Second judicial district, &
as convened this morning. The call :
s of the federal n territorial grand
ld petit juries was postponed one
eek to Monday, September cath. The 81,
lowing appointments were made for OF
Il United States side: Court crler. at
II. Farwell; bailin. IL. A. E. Pickard; :
terpreter, Nestor Montoya. on the !.
rntorial side: crier. Juan Anaya; In. N
Nestor Montoya; bailin. Girl. ID
rio Apodaca. M
Sheriff c. II, Newcomer is at n
- Angeles, California, called there to "
entity a man under arrest, who IL
to be a former prisoner here NJ
escaped last year. He VAS under N
ntence al the time, having been con- III
-ted for stabbing a man In Old Town. n
ord from Newcomer is expected d
urly. Later.-Word has been re-
mt athe man held was the right
e. His name is Juan Jaramillo, and n
valves requisltion papers. and will
brought here at once