Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

NJ. Il. Crossan, the El Tajo ranch
man, is IN the city to-day.
NJ. NJ. Dawson, a sheep raiser and
buyer Of Ration. Is in the city to-day.
Brother Botulph, Of the st. Michael's
college at santa Fe. Is In the city to-
day.
Queen Esther rehearsal this evening
at $ o'clock. All are requested to be
present.
Duncan and John McGlllivray. from
chilli, and A. c. McGillivray, from
Denver, are In the city to-day.
There will be no meeting this even
ing Of Albuquerque Lodge No. $50, /.
o. h. b. II. w. JANA, Secretary.
Mrs. May Hawley Blakely telegraph
ed to her father to-day that she and
her daughter hadarrived safely in New
York.
Mike uanley has assumed the du-
ties Of roadmaster at san Marcial, In
place OF Mr.. Koehuer. who returns to
his home in Kansas.
Attorney Isaac X. Hit, ofthe nation
al capital. IL In the city greeting his
numerous friends of the legal profess
sion. He Is accompanied ny his wife.
on last Sunday night the barn of o.
Jamison, proprietor Of the Albuquerque
Grocery company, was visited by
thieves who stole a good set OF harness.
]. Olsen Is a Detroit, Mich, gentle
man who just arrived here from the
chilly lake regions, and will make his
permanent residence in the land OF
sunshine M balmy air.
r.. $. Richardson, proprietor of the
Hotel Highland, left last night for his
old home in Galva, H.. where he was
called to the bedside of his aged moth
er, who II dangerously Ill.
The III Paso Times has enlarged
from a six-column elght-page paper to
an eight-column, same size, making
Il decidedly the largest daily newspa-
per published in the southwest.
James Carruthers, the w~ell-known
san Pedro mining man. who has been
a victim of Bright's disease for the
past few weeks, Is again able 10 walk
around for II short time each day.
Capt. Sol. Block Is among the late
arrivals In the city from Grants, N.
NJ. Business out his way is on the Inn
prove, so he says, and hat sheep and
the ranges are in splendid condition.
Mrs. Julia A. Barnett, mother OF
Mrs. Il. A. Sleyster and Mrs. George II.
Browne, is seriously III at her residence
on north Eighth street. owing to the
advanced x of the lady, her recovery
Is extremely doubtful.
General Manager II. u. Nudge leaves
san Marcial by his special train at 3
O'Clock this afternoon for Albuquerque.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Nudge,
who was the guest OF Mrs. c. @,
wait OF the special.
General Manager II. U. Nudge OF the
Santa Fe has been in session with the
railroad commissioners of Texas al
Austin for a week in reference Ia tn,
question OF running double-headers in
hat state. Prominent officials of Other
lines were also present.
The democrats closed the city cam
paign by a street meeting last night al
the corner of Second street and Rail
rad avenue. Those who were present
drawn thither by music from the Sal.
walton Army Corps and a bonfire. wer,
addressed by o. N. Marion, Neill b
Field and III, B. FERGUSON.
al. IL. Howard. editor and p~ubllshe.
Of the a Marcial Bee, one of the bes
weekly papers published in the terri
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morning and honored The Citizen wit
a pleasant call. Mr.. Howard is her
to-day on some private matters, an,
will return south tomorrow morning
Rev, S, Barnitz, ID. D., western lee
turer Of the board of home missions o
the general synod OF the Lutheral
church, who was a visitor to our cit,
In January, viii pass through Albu
querque tonight on his way to tn
Colorado synod, and win be met at tn
depot by Rev, Il. A. Bendrat and wife
II. Green. proprietor OF the Palac
hotel at Thornton, and a w~ell-know
mineral expert, Is in the city to-daN
and will leave for Grants Pass, ore
|, gon, where he will Inspect some va
liable placer mining properties in IN
interest Of eastern capitalists. He wi
be absent from Cerrillos for aboL
| two weeks.
on Monday, April 10, Mrs. W.
Walton, the popular dancing scho.
teacher, viii give a delightful East,
: party at the Armory. There will |
dancing to the best music in the cit,
and delicious refreshments will /
d served, A o enjoyable time is al
. ticipated by the large crowd that W,
attend.
Supt. John NJ, Cain, of the Brui
Heap mine, at Kingston. N. M, pass,
through this city last night en- route
" California on a business trip. 1t
understood the mines in the Kingst,
= district will soon be under the manag
ment OF a syndicate of capitalist
who will perform some extensive d
" velopment work thereon.
Yesterday The Citizen contained
small paragraph TO the effect that In
runaway Sunday afternoon Mrs. IL.