Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Il. Price, who has number OF
friends here, IL in the city from Dem
yer.
Joseph Bibo, the Bernallllo general
merchant. is in the city to-day on bus
mess.
Queen Esther rehearsal this evening
at s O'Clock. All are requested to be
present.
II Is announced that on next Thurs
day G. NJ. Klassen and Miss Nancy
Love Will be united in marriage.
Company q. attention. Regular
weekly drill tonight. Let all MEM
bers attend. l.. II. ChamberlIn, cap
tain.
G. II. Elmendorf, business agent for
r. B. Catron. Is In the city on business
connected with the American Valley
company.
Citizen from Canon Dlablo. states that
he and family will soon remove to his
city, and remain here permanently.
THE Burglar company passed
through the city this morning from
the south for Las Vegas. where the
company will give another perform
ance
VIM. Fraser, the Chilli sheep raiser.
is in the city on bushes. He reports
the ranges east OF the city in fine con-
dition; the sheep fat and Landing first
class.
DIR. II. d.. Harper, the Gallup physi-
clan and surgeon, was a passenger to
the city last night, and to-day Is ming
ling with the members OF the local
profession.
The Public Library a received a
contribution OF IS from J. e. Haver-
stick. an easterner. who, with his wife.
came here a few days ago to enjoy the
fine climate of the Rio Grande valley.
John A. Ross. superintendent of en-
gines on this division OF the Santa Fe
road. passed up the "a for Las Vegas
this morning. He was down south on
a business trip over the Silver City
branch.
Esquipulo Romero, the well-known
sheep raiser of the Nacemlento noun
tains, is In the city to-day. He reports
the country Of the Nacemientos In fine
condition and says that the sheep could
not be better.
Capt, A. Il. Fitch. the popular and
well-known Magdalena mine and
smelter operator, came in from the
south this morning, n Is here to-day
on business. He expects to return to
Magdalena tomorrow morning.
Mrs. c. NJ. Robertson and Mrs. c.. f.
Swartal. with their children, came In
last night from the north and regis
tered at the Hotel Highland from To-
ronto, Canada. The ladies are con-
templating "A visit OF "A few weeks in
Albuquerque.
b. $. Rodey, attorney, was a passen-
ger for ~Solomonville, Arizona, last
night. Dan Pipkin. the alleged train
robber who recently escaped convlc-
ton in the district court OF this city,
Is to be tried this week at Solomonville
for horse stealing, and Mr.. Rodeyn who
represented Pipkin here, will also fight
his legal battles at S~olomonville,
j. Peternel, a well-known Gallupite,
came in from the west last night and
put up at the Sturges European. He.
states that the people of Gallup re-
ceived he news yesterday, before his
departure for Albuquerque. informing
them that the national congress would
undo the work OF the last territorial
legislature in creating Mckinley coun-
~, and that the people Of Gallup were
correspondingly happy.
1t is almost a ~foregone conclusion
that the lewd women occupying the
brick houses south OF the new theater
on Third street, will either be COM
PEELED to remove or keep themselves
behind the curtains on theater nights.
This Will prevent the women, some OF
whom are ugly In fac and haggard In
appearance, from making exhibitions
OF themselves, especially while people
are going to and from the theater.
Mrs. Il. Renner, the estimable moth
er of Mrs. G.. A, Hudson and Miss
Edith Renner, accompanied by her
grandson, Harry Davis. left this MORN
ing for st. Louis. After a short Wis
It there among relatives and friends,
they will visit New Albany, Ind. and
from there Will 20 to Milwaukee, Wis,
where some time will be spent also
among relatives and friends. They
viii be absent from the city for several
months,
a, NJ, Bergere, clerk OF the Firts ju-
dlcial district, anne In from the south
thls morning and continued on TO
santa Fe. The San Juan county court
opens at Aztec on the 10th and Mr..
bergsre, as clerk, has to be in attend
ance, He has just returned from his
sheep ranch, where Landing il now in
progress, and he reports the sheep in
fine condition and states that the
Landing Will produce a frst-class aver
age this season,
George L. Badger and son, Harry
Badger, nave returned 10 their home at
La Porte, Ind, and from what The
Citizen learns about them without a
very good reputation. The Badgers
came out here for the health OF the
father and a short time after their ar
rival located themselves in the Hell