Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-07-26
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.

Mrs. T. B. Mias, wife Of a well-known
road for that city this morning. She
has been down at Las Cruces for the
past few months.
Henry Coos. a well-known humber
merchant and politician Of Dast Las
Vegas. II on IA business trip to the ter
ritorfal metropolis. ne came In from
the north hast night.
Samuel johnson, manager Of the
night transfer force at the local depot
left this morning for Colorado Springs
and Denver. Colo, whore he Will enjoy
his summer vacation.
Hon. solomon Luna, collector and
treasurer OF Valencia county, n Jesus
Garcia, deputy collector and treasurer
of this county. returned % the city
from Santa Fe last night.
j. Il. Mcclure, interested in the gyp-
sum deposits located about forty miles
from this city, left last night for Los
Angeles and san Francisco on business
connected with this matter.
Mrs. l.. H.. Palmer inc daughter.
Miss Maude. are In the city from Ger
rillcs. the latter being brought here for
medical treatment. Mrs. Palmer is the
wife of a well-known physician OF Ger
rillos.
Arthur l.. Mitchell. n young gentle-
man wfho attended the Bryant Il STRAIT
ton business college of Chicago. return
ed last night. He IL the son OF Mr.. n
Mrs. Il. II. Mitchell, of the Hotel High
land.
There will be a regular conclave of
Pilgrim commandery, No. 3. Knights
Templar, at Masonic hall, his (Thurs-
day) evening. at s O'Clock. Visiting
knights invited. L.. H.. Chamberlin. re-
corder.
Mrs. Louisa Thomas and son, George
Thomas, after a most pleasant visit TO
the brother OF Mrs. Thomas, Hon J. l..
Hubbell, at Canada, Arfz., returned to
the city this morning on the delayed
train from the west.
The social of the Lead Avenue Metho-
dist church, held last night OF the
Strong acant lots opposite the city
park. proved a grand affair, successful
in attendance and finances. japanese
lanterns illuminated the premises.
Mrs. X. NJ. Racer and daughter,
mother and sister OF Ticket Agent
Kelly, after a pleasant visit here. Will
leave tonight for their home ait Ash
Fork, Arlz. Mrs +. Il. Lindsey accom-
panies Mrs. Racer and VIII visit her for
several weeks.
Albert Treckman was up before JUS
uce of the Peace Crollott his morning.
n was bound over To the next grand
Jury in the sum Of $500. Treckmzn was
accused Of aasaulting a colored man,
Abram Meyers, striking him owe ths
head With a shotgun.
Madame Ripple. the palmist, left last
night for silver City, where she Win
read the hands of the good people Of
Silver Chty FOR the next few weeks.
She promised to return To this city after
her engagements down south. and
would open a booth On the Midway
Plaisance" OF the Territorial fair in
September.
The creditors of the Flournoy-Pick-
ard Mercantile company, doing business
at Bland. will hold a meeting and make
some arrangements To close up tina
business. The Citizen II Informed that,
owing 10 the present dullnefs of the
Cochtui mining district and the decrease
in population there, the above company
has ooncluded to quit business.
Dr. Ray Sylvania, the spirit medium,
palmlst and psychic healer, and wife.
have appealed % the N~on-Sectar1an
Benevolent society to help them out OF
the city, and to-day a ticket was pur-
chased for them, II is understood that
they will leave o-morrow morning for
Pueblo, Colo, 1t is probably dawnlng
on some OF these people, who allege "a
do impossible things, that Albuquerque
is not a very successful field financially
for their ~avooation.
Hon. Nell y. Field, who looks after
the legal matters of Jose l.. Perea, will
return from the Pecos country tonight
when It will be known what steps tn,
collector and will take In th'
removal matter ordered against hfm By
the board Of county commissioners al
the meeting yesterday morning. Ths
newly appointed collector and treas
urer, Charles X. Newhall. Is around to
day fixing up his bond. He expects Z,
qualify tomorrow morning.
Miss Anna Coltraine, sister Of one o
the clty's public school teachers, me
with a naccident at the corner of Sec
ond street and RailrOad avenue thil
morning. She was on her bicycle an'
In turning the corner Of Second street
going east on RaAAroad avenue h ral
into a ago and was thrown from tn
wheel. She was picked up and take
into Matthews drug store. after whio
a telephone message brought DIR. Hope
He examined the lady and found tina
she had sustained slight bruises abou
the shoulders. A few applications o
Hniment win restore health.
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