Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

nty ol Fi fdhhf NdiiN ~ " NhN HS'N
this morning, and continued on nortn
to Santa Fe.
A regular meeting OF st. Johns
Guild will be held In the vestry room
Wednesday at 1880. Election of Offices
and every member Is urged to be pres
.ent.
After a business trip through Ari-
IONA, w. Moore Clayton, local manager
OF Bradstreet's agency, has returned to
the city. lie found business very good
In Arizona.
Edward Strasburg, formerly "a paint
er in this city. mas made "A fortune
from oil at Los Angeles. The best
part OF the news is that ED deserves
his good fortune.
Judge A. A. Freeman. e~x-associate
justice of the territorial supreme court,
was on the train this morning for San
Ia Fe. The Judge regards socorro as
his home these days.
Evangelist George IL. Brewer. who
was expected to go through last night
will reach the city at 1855 tonight, n
the trains go through. He will leave
at ~ ;05 for Las Cruces.
II. Il. Allatt, who has been working
on the electric power line at Albemarle,
arrived here at the hour OF 3 O'Clock
this morning on "a local freight. He Is
in the city on business.
The Free Library has received sever
al years copies Of the Forum and
North American Review magazines as
IL. -. -. L. A.. mr..
magazines will be bound into volumes.
Attorneys o. n. Marion. b. s. Rodey.
f.. W. Dobson and Ed. L.. Medler. were
noticed at the depot this morning on
their way to Santa Fe to attend the
converting of the territorial supreme
court.
A valuable Navajo rug was dropped
out Of the window Of the Grand Central
hotel on the Second street side yester-
day afternoon during the wind storm.
Finder is requested to leave at Grand
Central hotel and receive reward.
There will be a meeting OF Albuquer-
que lodge, No. 1886, |. o. b. b.. at their
hall this evening at s p. m. sharp, All
members are requested to attend, as
business of Importance will come be-
fore this meeting, II. n. jana, secre-
tary.
on May II and ~, In this city, a New
Mexico Baptist association to repre-
sent the churches In towns along the
Santa Fe road will be organized. Del
egates from Ration. Las Vegas, Santa
Fe and Las Cruces will attend the
meeting.
Col. j. S. Hutchinson. the old miner
and operator OF Cerrillos, came In from
the north asst night on a freight train.
He states that San Pedro, Dolores and
Golden will soon be connected with
Cerrillos by telephone, when Hello
will resound through the adjacent dis
trlcts.
Z. l.. McDermott, representing the
American Hotel Register company. Il
In the city. II must not be forgotten
by all who need hotel registers, thai
The Citizen blndery is ready to turn
out such work in as good style and al
cheap as can be secured from eastern
houses.
Thos. S. Hubbell, sheriff, left THU
morning for Santa Fe. Before leayin,
for the capital he called at the loea
postofice to get his mail and founC
there a most important and urgen
business card, the transaction OF whicl
VIII probably bring him back to tn
city sooner than he expected to return
Major w. II. II. Llewellyn, dlstric
attorney OF the Third judicial distrlc'
Judge A. b. Fall, ex-associate justlc
of the territorial supreme court, an.
Judge S. b. Newcomb, all prominen
attorneys OF Las Cruces passed throusI
the city this morning for Santa Fe, L
attend the territorial supreme court.
The Albuquerque fire department vii
meet tonight and II is hoped that
big membership viii put In an appear
ance. Martin Tierney, the street com
missioner, who IL a fighting fire mani
pulator, has been detailed by all tn
old exempt members, to round up tn
young bloods and prevail upon them /
attend the meeting.
Judge J. w. Crumpacker, of the See
one judicial district and one OF the as
sociate justices Of the territorial su
preme court, left this morning for San
Ia Fe. Judge f, w. Parker. of tn
Third judicial district, who is also a
associate Justice OF the territorial NJ
preme court, was on the same trai
en- route to the capital.
= j. L. Hubbell, Of Ganado, Arizona,
/, here on a visit TO his brothers-J. Ft
lipe, Frank A., and Thomas g.. Hut
bell, and sister, Mrs. Louis Thoma
Mr.. Hubbell is a prominent stock rail-
. er and politician Of Arizona. RUNE
|, has II that he Is contemplating remo'
. ing In a very short time, 10 this cit.
1 becoming a resident Of New Mexico
) thriving metropolis.
A robber made his appearance sur
day night at the handsome double-tW
story residence on Arno street occuple
/ by Chas. X. Newhall and DR.. Tasche
The unwelcome visitor did his work
the rear Of the house. where he invest
gated the Ice chest belonging TO NJ
Newhall and took away a few nice pa