Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

sheriff Thomas s.. Hubbell. who TOOK
two prisoners back to Holbrook. Ari-
n returned from the west last
night.
Tomorrow will be family day at the
Natatorium. and on Sunday the swim
ming baths will be given up 10 the gem
tlemen.
The wife Of Prof. NJ. X. Parramore
presented him with a baby girl yester-
day afternoon. Mother Pnd child re-
ported doing nicely
Work In the Phlto degree this even
ing. Two limitations. All are expected
to attend. by order u. Ruppe, acting
q. 6. u. r.. Phillips. clerk.
o. w. Strong and T. ], Wright have
recently purchased lots In the neigh
borhood OF the city park and VIII
erect on them handsome residences.
Levi a. Hughes. a big wool buyer of
Santa Pc. showed up In the local mar
ket to-day. He Is figuring on purchas-
ing several clips Of wool now In the
city.
T.. II. Harlow. division master me-
chanic on the Santa Fe Pacific. with
headquarters at Gallup. is in the city
to-day and is registered at turge Eu-
ropean
1t would be well II the city council
gave home dealers and mechanics a
chance to figure on fire apparatus. 1t
Is charged that outside parties are
being given the preference. Home in
dustries should have first chance.
QIerido Coulter, the drum major OF
the First Regiment band. will give a
dance In the society hall. in old town,
tomorrow night. Coulter has done
much toward keeping the band up to
its present standard. and a large crowd
ought to attend the dance.
The Albuquerque Wool Securing
plant Is doing a rushing business
these days, and Is shipping at least
10000 pounds Of secured wool east
every week. To-day they received
from central New Mexico wool raisers
about $4,000 pounds of wool.
Mrs. T. b. Metcalf and daughter.
with her sister, Miss Walker, came In
from Lat Cruces his morning. being
met at the local depot by MIR. and
Mrs. w. w. Butler. They continued
on to Fort Madison, Iowa. where they
win spend the summer months.
Budd Doble. the celebrated horse
man. who was sick at Sturges' Euro
pean the past few days. left for Kan
sas city this morning. being seen safely
on the train by T.. Il. Abel. The
Doble horses, which he brought here
from California, were shipped north a
few days ago.
Elliott Crossan, father OF Mace eros
san. the ranchman. has returned To the
city from Hot Springs, Ark. where he
has been making his home the past
few years with his son, Frank Cros-
san. The senior Crossan says that he
has returned to remain here perma-
nently In the future.
The wife OF J. NJ. Pedroncelli. who
keeps a small store at Los Griegos,
north Of old town. died to-day. She
was IS years OF age, and leaves four
children. The funeral will be held to-
morrow at 3 o'clock from the Catholic
church Ia old town, with burial In
Santa Barbara cemetery.
After an absence Of several years.
Miss Estella Lewinson, the youngest
daughter of Col, and Mrs. s. levin
son, delighted her parents and her
sister, Mrs. David Weinman. by re.
turning hons last night. The young
lady was at New Yeok, where she at
tended the private female seminary Of
Miss Moses.
Julius Pearse, the well known ex-
chief Of the Denver fire department, is
here. being entertained by Chief Ruppe.
Mr.. Pearse Is putting In a chemical en-
CINE at Las Vegas, and ran down here
20 loog over the local paid department.
Mr. Pearse will go north tonight. and
expects to visit Kansas city before re.
turning 10 Denver.
Misses Essie and Lena, daughters Of
Joseph Price, OF Socorro. arrived last
night from New York City, where they
have been attending school They were
met al the depot by the two Stern fam
lilies Of this city, and stopped over 10
spend several days with their sister,
Mrs, L. b.. Stern. They will continue
10 socorro Sunday morning,
Col John Becker. the Valencia
county vice president OF the New Mex
leo Territorial Fair and the big mer-
chant al Belen, came In from the
south his morning and Is to-day
mingling with his many city friends.
Mr.. Becker, besides being a big mer-
chant n -four miller, also deals ex-
tenslvely In wool.