Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-03
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Green. a miner of San Pedro.
Is In the city today.
The Crystal ice works has resumed
operations for the summer.
Mrs. II. j. Render. who was at Win
slow on n visit to friends, has returned
to the city.
The pianola at Hall a. Learnard's
music store has been purchased by NJ.
w. F%lournoy, the banker.
Mrs. Louis llfcld had as her guest
this morning her father, Col A. Staab,
the wealthy Santa Fe merchant.
Two sisters of Ed. Gertig, the EAR.
pcnter. arrived last night from Mans
field. Ohio. and will reside here In the
future.
william Dunbar. the Chilli sheep
raiser. is in the city. Mr.. Dunbar re-
Gently sold $500 sheep to George
kascman.
The candy and fruit store of Mrs. l..
IT. Delaney on south Second street has
received the attention Of the painters
and paper hangers.
J.. Edward owen was a passenger for
Mesilla Park last night. He VIII at
tend the field day exercises OF the
Horticultural college.
There will be a meeting Of st. Johns
woman's auxiliary at the rectory to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3O. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Prof. Il. +. Giltner. OF the Sandia
mountain mining district, Is in the city
lie reports the Maceo and other mines
Of that district showing up fine.
J. ]. Blow. the expert miner and
prospeCtor. was a passenger to-day toi
Bernalilio. and from that town he goes
Ito examine some mining properties In
the Sandia mountains.
Or. ]. w. Elder, the well known
physician and surgeon at the hospital
like Drs. Tascher and Hope, has made
a purchase of a nice vehicle outh'
from j. Korber a Co.
Sister Nolasco, who took the place
of Sister Hyacinth as principal of st
Vincent academy. Is reported this ar
ltcrnoon t be dangerously i'll, and cal
not live but n short time,
A. l.. Clifford, Of Wisconsin. passed
through the city for the Pacific coas
last night. His friend, j. G. Maxon
was mt the local depot to greet hin
and wish him a pleasant journey.
Ernest Herlow and Misses JOSH,
, Williams and Hartley. from the l.a'
/, Vegas Christian Endeavor society
/, were here yesterday and attended thu
| rally at the Congregational churcl
last night. They returned north las
night.
: Leonard Skinner, the general mel
7 chant and saw miller of the Code
: mining district, Is In the city to-da,
4, lie states positively that every min
and prospect of the Golden distric
are being worked, and some very rio
ore is being unearthed. Mr.. Skinner
here to purchase goods, and wa
around this morning interviewing tn
70 local Wholesale merchants.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral sci
vices OF John =. Baxter, whose deaf
was chronlcled in The Citizen, occul
> red from the residence on south Arm
street, and there were present a larg
, crowd of friends. Rev. Bunke
preached the sermon, while the funei
. al was under the supervision of Albr
4 querque Encampment No. 4, OF whicI
l the deceased was "A charter member,
Sheriff Thomas s. Hubbell Is in r,
Ceipt OF a letter from Governor Oter,
6 stating that he and Mrs. OtCro will a
rive in this city tomorrow night an
6 will join the Albuquerque delegatio
en- route to the Deming presidents
celebration in the special Pullma
coach provided for the occasion. A
those who intend to visit Deming o
this occasion are requested to hand /
, their to Sheriff Hubbell or MI
Marion tomorrow.
Nestor Montoya. school director O
I the district composing precincts MOI
l3 and 80, announces that the publ
schools Of Old Albuquerque and d.
francs will close on the 3lst day q
May. lie reports that there were suI
r. ncicnt funds TO defray the expenses q
g "A nino-months' term and says tn
q treasury would not be depleted II tn
Q term was to continue for anothe
G month. On the afternoon of the clos
@ ing day an entertainment will be give
C by the scholars and their teachers,
c The Citizen learned to-day that '
$. Miera, the well known sheep raise
and buyer of the NacimicntO couptr!
and who Is IA brother OF Hon. Il. A
; Micra. the chairman of the board
county commissioners, win very shOr
h ~ enter the role Of a benedict, al
5, that the lady of his choice will /
Miss 7. A. Jaramillo, who Is one
the most popular young ladies OF VI
lcucia county she residing at Los II
mas. In advance, The Citizen extend
Is h. congratulations to the p%rOspectiy
T. happy couple.
Another batch OF half tone cuts Il
the approaching city directory was r
N coiyed this morning by The Citizc
v This office has a few more cuts
u come from the photographers, but III
CitiZen expects To have the handson
illustrated book ready for the subscri
/ crs inside of two weeks. Forema
L Dodge and prossman Crane, of the j.
department, We're noticed this morniI
ID rolling up theirs sleeves beyond Il
% usual line, and this means somethiI
means that they intend rushing VOL
ON the directory, so the subscribe
RS will receive their books in the "
weeks limit.