Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There will be a regular meeting OF
the city council tonight.
Mrs. Edwardy has returned from a
two weeks visit to Las Vegas.
Mrs. A. J. Crawford is very sick at
her home on North Second street.
Mrs. IL. T. Weed has gone to Las
Vegas to visit her sister, Mrs. e. w.
Davis.
William Farr, with his wife and fam
lily, spent yesterday at Coyote canon
springs.
Rev. j. l.. Watson, of the A. NJ. IL.
church, held services yesterday at Fort
Wingate.
Wiley M. Weaver, the w%ell-known
coal man OF Gallup, was seen consult
ing his business associates here to-day.
quite a number OF city people were
visitors at the various mountain can
ons yesterday, and all enjoyed them
selves.
There Is no water in the Jemez river
at the Indian pueblo OF Cha, and the
government IL sinking wells to procure
water for the tribe.
hiaJOi II " hlAiih Hao lNNhl ' W
the city from his trip to the Puerco riv-
er country. He reports hat section of
country suffering severely from drouth.
There was very little done in the po-
lice court this morning. The hobo that
Station Master Steger arrested Satur-
day night vas given ten days work on
the streets.
Mrs. Sol. Luna and Miss Emma
Huning, OF Los Lunas. passed through
the city this morning on their way to
the Paris exposition. They viii stop a
few days at Philadelphia.
Il, Ruppe has signed a contract with
William Archer for the construction OF
a fine eight-room brick residence on
his lots on North Second street. Work
on the same is to begin at once.
A. w. Cleland Is in the city from
Denver and will remain some time. He
IL heavily interested in Albuquerque
bright outlook for the future growth Of
the city.
The Mexican stone haulers' union
held another meeting yesterday and
are firm in their determination to de-
mand 81 "A load for hauling stone. This
Is a strike hat cannot be laid to Mark
Hanna.
There was a very good attendance OF
odd Fellows and R~ebekahs at the |. o.
q. i. memorial services yesterday at
the Lead avenue Methodist church.
Rev Bunker preached a very appropri-
ate sermon.
Mrs. O. l., Brooks has again ten
dered the use of her fine residence and
lawn to the ladies of st. Johns Guild
Tor the purpose of giving one of Its
delightful teas Thursday, June 2lst.
from 3 to 6 p, m.
The Citizen II In receipt of an invita-
ton to attend the graduating exercises
OF the Las VEGAS Normal University,
June "a. Five beautiful young ladies'
viii on that occasion receive their
graduation certificates.
Manager George X. Neher OF the new
Albuquerque theatre has received word
from Charles Riggs that his QUO Vadls
company viii appear here July 9Th and
fth, The cast, In which Is Mr.. Riggs
wife, Rose Stillman, Is said to be the
best playing this piece now on the road.
Leonard w, Conway, IA consumptiye.
aged 90 died at the city building last
Saturday night, and was buried in
FairNlew cemetery yesterday. He was
from New York city where his folks re-
side. and they have been notified. He
was not entirely destitute, leaving
money enough for burial.
Tonight the Young Mems Catholic
club VIII begin a three nights summer
festival on the church grounds, corner
OF Copper avenue and Sixth street.
There will be music both instrumental
and vocal. and a g~raphaphone concert
by Brockmeier. A variety Of games
VIII be played n refreshments will be
served by the ladies.
Il. Rupees family horse had a a
saturday evening while Mrs. Ruppe
ana the children were out driving. He
ran for a short distance, and Mrs.
Ruppe was thrown u OF the buggy
and considerably bruised; the children
were unhurt. The horse was stopped
quickly and Mrs. Ruppe was given at
tention by the good ladies OF North
Second street, To-day she is report
ed as being all right.