Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-19
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

Inc Ddnd concert Ut fSODlnhOn park
last night was attended by a large
crowd.
Il. V. Chavez, attorney, was a pas
senger going TO Socorro on legal mat
tiers this morning.
l.. n. Rohn and wife. from Denver.
at the Grand Central.
IL. b. Wells, j. B. Dougherty and
Harry Morton, from Eldberry, Mo-, are
at the Grand Central.
A. Ii. Harllee, district attorney OF Sill
YER City, Is in the metropolis, stopping
at sturges' European.
j. Park Claiming, who was here yes
terday from San Pedro. left last night
for Southern California
Jacobo Chaves. probate clerk of Va
lencia county, came up to the city this
morning from Los Lunas.
A. f. Codlngton, deputy United
States marshal, left this morning on
N official visit to the southern towns.
]. IL. o'Rielly, representing the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company. was u
passenger going to Deming this morn
ing.
ID. A. Shope. a well-known Santa Fe
Pacific official, came in from Winslow
last night. and is registered at the Hoel
Highland.
Miss Louise p. Ross arrived last
night from Wichita, Kan. n will
visit the family of Mrs. William John
son, her aunt.
John c. F%lournoy, Of the big mercan-
tile establishment OF Flournoy-PickaTd
company. of Bland. was In the metrop-
oils yesterday.
Mrs. Mainz and children. family OF
Policemen Mainz, left this morning ON
a visit to relatives and friends at Las
Vegas and Mora.
Mrs. j. +. Palmer, Of north First
street. received notice OF the death of
nor brother-in-law. William Johnston,
OK Edtontown. N. j.
Ed. o. Hughes. the western agent OF
the Palatine Fire Insurance company,
came In from Los Angeles last night
and Is stopping at the Hotel Highland.
Charles h. Hunt, the Eel Paso cattle
buyer and shipper. came In from Kan
sas feeding pens last night and o
tlnued south " lei "a this morning.
DR.. George w. Harrison. wife and
children. who were sojourning in south
ern California for the past month or
six weeks, returned TO the city this
morning.
A. A. Grant. owner of the Journal
Democrat and half a dozen other en-
terprises. returned TO Los Angeles and
a Francisco last night. after a week
stay here.
Hon. a. NJ. Blackwell. of the whole
sale grocery establishment OF Gross.
Blackwell a. Co., is In the territorial
metropolis, coming In from Las Vegas
last night.
Engineer Gus Leaseman and family
came in from San Marcial this morning.
and continued north to the Glorietta
mountains, where they will fish and
hunt for a few weeks.
Mrs. James Smith, in a letter to her
husband, the deputy sheriff, states
that the weather al Fort Wayne, Ind,
Is terribly hot and the nights are al
most as hot AS the days,
Colonel James q. Meadows. superin-
tendent OF the New Mexico military in
stitute. located at Roswell came in
from the north last night and is regis
tered at Sturges' European.
Colonel Mike McCue, foreman OF the
road house at the local railway shops
left this morning for st. Louis. Mo. Be
fore returning TO the city he will visi'
relatives and friends in New York.
w. T.. Metcalf, OF the firm OF Metcali
4 Strauss, left his morning for the up.
per Rio Pecos country, where Mrs. Met
calf hfas been in camp for several days
He Will be absent from the city unit
August l.,
Deputy Sheriff Ben Williams. OF Las
Cruces, came in from the south this
morning an doontinued north to Santa
Fe. Mr.. Williams is "A candidate FOL
the nomination for sheriff OF Dom Ana
county on the republican ticket.
II. NJ. Dougherty, a w~ell-known at
torney OF SOcOrrO. and @, IL, Feather
stone. OF san Marcial. the latter inter,
ested IN the Rosedale mines, were in IN,
VIZ last NAhAAs Ah'9 AtAhAHNh WIN
on a freight train this morning.
Thomas II. Kehoe. from sedalia, Mo.
stopped over here to-day TO see his ole
friend, c. c. Hall. Mr.. Kehoe vii
leave tomorrow morning for SilyeI
city, where he goes to accept a position
In the gents furnishing store OF c. c
shoemaker.
Henry A. Schmidt came here the othe
day from Lake Valley. and to-day tool
a lease on the Weit1e photograph gal
lery on the south side OF Railroad ave
nue., between Second and Third streets
Mr.. Weithe will remain In the city
short time IN order 10 pay up his &C
counts.
William Coullodon, the well-knoHi
plasterer and contractor, states that h
Ia one OF the busiest men In the south
west these days, as Il keeps him am.
his force Of workmen hustling 10 carr
out all contracts. He Is Just nnishin.