Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Among the fair visitors are jefferson
Reynolds and Henry G. Coors, prom
inent business men Of Las Vegas.
W. w. Strong. the contractor and car.
penter, who was at Denver on business
returned to the city Monday night.
Mrs. Fidel Romero. wife of Andres
/ Romero, the meat cutter. arrived from
Ccbollotta TO spend fair week In the
city.
NJ. o. otcro, receiver Of the land ofncc
night.
wm. siegel. formerly OF Detroit, Mich,
but. now "A resident OF Las Vegas, II here
To help represent the Meadow city dur
ing carnival week.
Badges will not be sufficient this year
TO admit. wearersat the fair grounds gate.
Everybody. even President Marion. has
toto present a ticket.
Mrs. Justo II. Armijo and son, Pedro,
were passengers to Bernalillo
morning, where they have been called
to the bedside Of Mariana Perea, who is
seriously III.
Peter Gandino and Jesus Bartoni. two
business men Of Gallup, passed through
the city yesterday on their way to C,r-
rulos. They will return to the Carbon
city this evening.
United states Marshal G. NJ. Foraksr
met his brother, Chas. r., at the depot
yesterday morning. who came up from
| Grant county. Tho visitor will be the
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week.
Mrs. Chas. Coach and Mrs. L.. l.. Mer-
rill. who formerly resided In this city,
came IN. from III Paso yesterday morning
and VIII remain during the week. Mrs.
Merrill viii visit her sister, Mrs. 7. y.
Maynard.
W. II. Byerts. n banker OF Socorro
and a mint operator OF southern Now
Mexico, recently mad u rich strike Of
lead ores In the Caballo mountains. lie
has some OF the samples on exhibition
Mt the fair.
Postmaster Hopkins announces that
at 10 o'clock a. m. The o., leral delivery
and carriers windows VIII Ice opened
from $3.50 to 10 o'clock n. n Patrons u
the postotlce VIII please to take notice.
Mrs. W. Il. Arrighi left On the morning
train for Kansas city Ia Response To- "A
telegram Informing her of the alarming
illness OF her brother, John scarborough,
who formerly lived In Albuquerque. hay,
ing been employed ut the Santa Fe rail-
way shops.
| Rolla Stevens secured the score card
and cushion privilege at the fair. lie has
an Office. near the entrance Of the oX.
hibitton hall. Everybody attending and
Interested In the ball games and other
sporting events ought to purchase a
score card.
The Cochlti distrist Is well represented
those noticed at the fair grounds TO-DAY
were Mrs. w. r.. Myers, Mrs. Harring
ton, Messrs. w. Wagner, Henry McCrcn
Jack Hoffman. George Hofheins anS
Samuel w. Young.
Prof. Hiram Hadley OF Las Cruces
Agricultural college. Is "A visitor In tn,
city to attend the fair and n meetinI
u the executive committee of the Ter
ritorial Educational association. which
viii hold its annual meeting In Albu,
luerque during the Christmas holidays
The Las Vegas Record says: IL. G
Butscher, OF the normal university fac.
ulty, went down to Albuquerque this art.
ernoon. whore he will arrange "a foot
ball game with the Indian school team
TO be played on Thanksgiving day. MIR
Butscher Will also attend the norma
university exhibit at the TerritoriI
fair"
Among the Flagstaff people who wcr,
seen at ;he opening of the fair wer,
Messrs. ). Barron, Frank Rodrigu,z
larry Campbell, John Weatherford am
Mesdames Ike Wheeler, Hoxwogth
learned there are many more to follow
tunight
Visiting merchants are invited to max,
the office OF the Retail Merchants .s
ISOLATION at 2l5 South Second str
their headquarters while In the city. TN.
secretary viii be In attendance and NI
~ glad to answer questions and cNpig.r
he workings Of the association. 4
Fleischer, secretary.
Il chief in the legal department of IN,
santa Fe railway In Los Angeles, VII
has been In the city n couple of 4
with his sisters, went up to the capita
yesterday. lie will return tomorrow a.,
While In Albuquerque will he entertain.
At the hospitable home OF J. w. Eu
wards and family.