Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-30
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Another OF those fine hot free lunches
will be served at the zeiger Cafe to-
nighS.
A. ID. whitson, OF the whitson Mus
Ia company, left this morning for Las
Vegas.
The Citizen has received an invita-
ton to attend the c. Colombo Benevo-
lent society picnic. which will be held
a. Columbus park tomorrow.
There will be a free lunch at the
White Elephant tonight that will
please the most fastidious. Drop In
there while down town.
During the month of July the men,
bers and congregation of the Baptist
church will worship in the Congrega-
tional church, owing to the absence OF
their pastor on his vacation.
c. w. Medler. city clerk and the
treas urer of the j. IL. O'Reilly & Co.
drug store, is confined to his home
with some summer complaint. He Is
expected to be up and around Monday.
Hon. NELL b.. Field. who has been
in camp on the Upper Rio Pecas the
past few weeks. returned TO the city
last night. He will transact some legal
business. and return to the Pecos
country one day next week.
Mrs. Il. A. Sleyster and children will
leave for Las Vegas in a few days.
where they will visit friends for a short
time. The little folks have been sick.
and a change of atmosphere will un-
doubtedly do them much good.
The Buffett. hat cosy gentlemen's
resort in the Hotel Highland, will. as
In It's custom. entertain Its patrons
with al elegant lunch. This place Is
now considered the incest and quietest
In the city. Peter Gullion will be on
hand to welcome all comer tonight.
Miss q. Il. Cornell, the efficient stem
ographer for the New York Life in
surance company, is doubtless the
happiest girl In town these days. the
reason being that her mother will ar
rave tomorrow evening from Brook
Ign, N. Y, to pay her a visit OF a few
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bryce n daugh-
ter left this afternoon for Camp Whit
comb for their summer outing. Mr..
Bryce will remain until after the 4th,
while his wife and little Persis will
remain several weeks to enjoy the cool
breezes and healthful air OF this pop
ular resort.
Madam Ripple, the gifted palmlst, will
return here on Monday morning, the 20,
for a few days, n will be located at
the Grand Central hotel. room 81. This
viii positively be her last visit to
Albuquerque. Charges. 800. Full life
reading. important past events located.
Satisfaction or no charge.
Mrs. VIM. Farr and Miss Mlnnla
Mitchell, accompanied by the children,
drove u to Camp whitcomb this
morning TO stay over Sunday. Miss
Mitchell, who has been visiting with
Mrs. Farr the past four months, ex-
poets to leave for her home In Mis-
souri, next Monday evening.
Major J, s.. Van Doren writes as fol-
lows to The Citizen from Bluewater:
viii o please pass the information
over to our census supervisor hat this
part of Valencia county has not yet
seen a census enumerator. / have mis-
laid the supervisors address, or /
would address him personally, without
nAaAAb ~ AANpA VI gOus
II. Y. Anderson and wife, nee Miss
Ida Jones. formerly a teacher at the
Agricultural College, came in from the
east last night and continued south TO
Las Cruces this morning. Mr.. An
derson is the superintendent of the
Modoc Mining company. operating In
the Organ mountains. but his future
residence will be in Eel Paso.
j. II. O'Rielly. j. S. Trlmble, Mike
Mandell, G. A. Hudson, II. w. Voorhees,
and other members Of the democratic
party. vii leave tomorrow night for
Kansas City, where they will attend
the national democratic convention.
From Kansas city they will continue
farther east, and wal take In the Elks'
great blowout at Atlantic City. N. J.
j. j, Keegan and son came in from
their old home-Gallup-last night and
qua up at the Sturges European. For
the past few years Mr.. Keegan and
family have been located at Globe,
Arizona, and the gentleman In CONVEX
satlon with The Citizen representative
this morning, stated thai Globe was
the greatest and best mining town In
tho southwest. He and son will con
tinued to Globe tomorrow morning.
. Mrs. Keegan and the other children
were left at Gallup. but are expected
4 here, on their return 10 Globe. In q
short time.
a Judge +, w Parker. Of the Third
! judicial district, passed up the road
. tIom Las Cruces for Santa Fe this
morning where he will remain severa
weeks writing some OF the decisions OF
Z the territorial supreme court. Yes,
terday at Las Cruces he heard the ha
beas corpus case OF the Chinese wo,
man. An Flu Hau, and remanded he,
into the custody OF United States au
t~orities 10 be deported TO China. Thu
government was represented by ii. p
D Money, assistant United States attorne,
for New Mexico. Mr.. Money was ais
on this mornings train going TO hi
home at Las Vegas.