Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-30
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

John W, Corbett has been made a
notary public for Eastview. Valencia
county.
j II. Kuhns. OF the grocery firm OF
ID. II. WELLER & Co., has gone to Gal.
lup on business.
S, w. Young came down from Bland
Monday to attend a trial as witness
In the district court.
w. II. Matson. Jr.. Is again in the
city from the west, and Is the guest
OF his brother. o. a. Matson.
DR.. Grove, the o%culist, returned to
the city yesterday morning from a
professional trip down the road.
Col. A. w. Harris. Of Sierra county.
where he is interested in mining. is
on a visit to his Albuquerque friends.
Patrick Neeland. who arrived here
a few days ago from the Cochiti dis.
trict. is contemplating a trip to Ari-
Zona
Forrest Parker, who was at Tucson
Arizona, the past few weeks, has re.
turned to the city and will remain
here.
Mrs. G. V. Crosby and son, family
OF the deputy district court clerk.
have gone to Chicago to visit the
parents Of Mrs. Crosby.
Miss Katherine lIeimbeck and Miss
Julia Renison are interesting the
young ladies of the city in a class in
physical culture and ca~listhenics.
Miss Pear Hilburn. of Pueblo. Colo.
RADIO, sang two solos at the Congre.
g%ational church at the Sunday morn.
inc UnHNNnn III. .a.- I- A.
niece of NJ. Clusters, the university
librarian.
Judge T. NJ. Mills and wife. rela.
tives OF Mrs. Il. L. Nelson. after a
pleasant s%ojouTn of a few weeks in
this city. left on their return to their
New York City home last night. going
by way of Ell Paso and the southern
routes.
Car No. 4 of the United States Fish
commission, came In from the norts
Monday night and continued south to
El Paso. At this place twenty cases
of minnows were unloaded. and will
be sent west TO the rivers and ponds
of western Arizona
The Gallup Republican says. Hor-
ton Moore, the Albuquerque attorney,
spent a couple of days here in the
early part of the week. He succeeded
In clearing his client. n. X. Kano.
witch. who was char ged with selling
beer by wholesale without a license.
Billy Mason. who understands the
game OF football as well as the next
man in he western country, is en-.
%doavoring to interest the young men
Of the city In the organization of a
football team. Mason is anxious TO
try conclusions with The Tigers of
East Las Vegas. at an early day.
In the game of base ball at I'll Paso
Sunday afternoon Jack Powell, OF
st. Louis, was in the box for the Al.
buquerques, and not Tom Hughes, of
Chicago. The result OF the game. as
stated in The Citizen Monday after
noon, was II to s In favor of the Kan
sas City team representing El Paso.
Bobby Carruthers, the umpire, with
Hughes. Powell and F1aherty, base
ball players. came In from I'll Paso
Yesterday morning, and rested up"
here for one day. They continued on
north to their respective homes last
night. Roy and Charles Mcdonald
will remain In FL Paso for a few days.
On account of a vicious article in
the Las Vegas Review, published at
the Optic Office, an indignation meet.
Ing was held at that place last Sat
urday night, and 1t Is understood that
both papers were Ioundly denounced.
The article in question was in the
Spanish language, and was very bitter
against the native people of the ter
ritory.
VIM. Macpherson, who was in the
grocery business for a short while
and who recently left here with his
family to pass the remaining few
days on earth among home friends
died at Erection. Ontai 10, last Satur-
day night, the sad news being re-
ceived here Monday by J. ii. Stingle,
attorney The funeral occurred yes
terday at Erection.
Col. Max PIacht. for years con.
nected with the territorial land office,
passed through the city yesterday
morning for Chicago. He informed
b. Ruppe, with whom he conversed
between trains, that he had closed
out his mining interests near El Paso
at a $4,000 loss. and was now on his
way to Chicago to %recuperate his shat.
tered fortune.
Now that the season of football has
opened. the high school boys have
organized themselves and will soon
be Il with their challenges. The
high school produced the champion
base ball team of the city. they de-
feating the university team in every
game played with ease. and il is quite
likely that the football team will be
equally as successful in their games,
Mrs. q. b. Boyd, who conducted a
rooming house in Gallup until a year
ago has purchased the White House
restaurant Of Peter Noci, at 2O9 South
First street. Mrs. Boyd thoroughly
understands the art of conducting a
first.class eating house, and no doubt
she will be fully compensated for
her ability and efforts to please by
the enlistment OF a large number OF
regular boarders.
John S. Beaver. the South First
street coal and wood dealer, has EN-.
ployed the services of j. B. McMan-
ness as bookkeeper. Mr.. McManness
came here a short time ago from
Idaho Falls, Mont, where he occupied
the position Of telegraph operator for
the Oregon Short Line, He is no
stranger In this section, however, as
NJ = wv " u ~ bNA vi
fees here several years ago.
II. f. Ely, a former newspaper man
of Indiana, who has been residing II
albuquerque for "A few years for the
benefit Of his health, returned to this
city a few days ago on a three
months %sOjourn among relatives and
friends at Petersburg, Indiana. He
reports his health as much improved
while in the states, but did not care
to assume any chances by remaining
too long in the lower attitudes.
The "know,all" Santa Fe correspon-
dent of the Denver papers again
usurped the territory belonging to
other correspondents by sending out
Monday night the news OF the sent
ence of Mrs. Freeman to the peniten-
tiary by Judge Parker. Las Cruces,
where the case was tried, is south OF
Santa Fe, and is a hundred miles
closer to Albuquerque than the ter