Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Schoonmaker, the eloquent.
Queen Esther rehearsal this evening.
Yesterday was payday for the rail-
road employees of this city.
Attend the territorial fair meeting at
the city building tonight at : o'clock.
over nftv voices In the chorus of
Queen Esther, to be given April % and
20.
After "A weeks tussle with the grip.
Mrs. George w. Champion was up and
out among friends yesterday.
This evening, at A. o. u. w. hall,
the ladies' of the Degree OF Honor will
give one of their pleasant dances.
John A. Ross, the engine superin-
tendent of the Santa Zee railroad on
this division. Is here from Las Vegas.
Major s. Ii. Bogardus, the warrior
at Thornton, Is in the city. He Is
around mixing with his many old city
friends to-day.
Ben. WELLER, one of the outside
rustlers for Gross. Blackwell Il Co,
left this morning for a southern trip
In the interest of the firm.
Mrs. Forsythe. wife OF the drug mer-
to do her shopping. She expects to re-
turn to Cerrillos morning.
$. Caravan, of the Rocky Gin Coal
company at Gallup. was a passenger
to the city last night. He Is here on
business and will probably remain a
couple OF days.
II. o. Blair, editor of Trinidad Cron-
icle- News IL In the city. He is on his
way home from Phoenix. Arizona,
where his wife is spending a few weeks
for her health.
Mrs. Knightlinger and Mr.. Newton
take the difficult parts OF Queen and
King in Queen Esther. to be given by
the ladies Of the Episcopal church on
the 25th and 26th.
G. II. Kilburn. who has been the
Sunday school superintendent OF the
Baptist church for some time, and who
Is well-known in city church affairs,
left last night for Chicago, where he
viii reside In the future.
FRANKIE A. Stephan, cashier at the dry
goods store of l.. b.. Stern q Co., has
resigned his position, and will leave In
a few days for Chicago, where he will
resume his old position in the bicycle
department of Sears, Roebuck & Co.'S
store.
According to previous arrangements.
Mrs. Albert Grunsfeld leaves tonight
for Boston. Mass. She will sail from
New York on April "a for Germany.
being accompanied on her European
trip by her daughter. Mrs. Albert
Eisemann and children, of Boston.
The Citizen publishes elsewhere. in
to-day's issue. the annual report of the
doings OF City Marshal McMillin for
the fiscal year just closed, 1t shows,
az this paper stated yesterday, that
Marshal McMillin made his office self
sustaining and added money to other
funds Of the city's finances.
Or. j. T. Rutherford and family, af-
ter a stay of about a year in this city,
left last night for their old home at
Bishop. Penn, where they will per-
manently reside in the future. The
trip to the Rio Grande valley IA
made for the health OF Mrs. Ruther-
ford. and she returns a perfectly well
woman.
f. Milton Johnson, the popular SUI
-perintendent of the properties of the
Cochiti Gold Mining company at Albe-
marie, was a passenger to the city last
night ms expects to return to the dis
trict tomorrow morning, He states
that the big plant at Albemarle is now
operated by electricity and everything
connected Herewith seems TO be work
ing finely.
Edward Fullenwider, the fireman
who was fatally injured in the Santa
Fe railway wreck near Trinidad the
other day, and whose death occurred al
the la Junta hospital. vas well-known
to the ~railroaders of this city. His
father and brother, the former engineer
and the latter fireman, were on the
train coming south, while Edward was
on the Inflated train going north.
II, Il. Thomas, the Cerrillos smeltel
operator, is in the city to-day on busi,
ness. He reports the plant, which
closed down a few days ago for Ger,
tain repairs, as almost ready to resum,
operations, and says, from the fac
that considerable ore is now in tn,
smelter bins, the plant. when 1t doe;
again resume work, viii be kept run
ming day ana night for an indehnlt,
period.
Being delayed on account OF a day.
visit at Las Vegas, Rev. c. A. Bunker
the new pastor OF the Lead avenu,
Methodist church, did not reach IN,
city until last night, and when n
ahghted from the train ne found quit
a delegation OF his new congregatio
present to extend 10 him a hearty wei
come. Rev. Bunker will preacI
his FIRST sermon in Albuquerque mex
Sunday,
Col. w. F. Powars, the popular rout
agent Of WELSH Fargo Express com
pany, was over at Alamagordo las
week checking up the Offices and look
ing after the prospects for o ex
press business this season" The Ala
mogordo News Interviews Mr., PowsT