Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Allen u. Montgomery is confined to
his bed with Il scverc attack of rheu-
matism.
Dr. q. w. Grove leaves tonight for
san Francisco to he gone a week or
ten days.
Ice cream social at Mr.. CIRCUITS, 412
bird street, Tuesday evening. Ad-
mission, 10 cents.
Contractor Munson will build n new
stairway to the building on Railroad
venue occupied by the San Jose Mar.
ket.
Rev. II. NJ. Craig. superintendent of
Presbyterian missions. passed through
the city yesterday morning on his way
To Santa Fe.
There will be n meeting of A%lbuquer-
que lodge No. 1886. |. o. H. b., at their
nall on Gold avenue this evening at
= o'clock.
Frank j. Wendell Is taking n rest
today. and In consequence Doc w.
4. Bledsoe Is on the day watch at
The 81. Elmo.
+. n. Newman and j. l.. Saint have
returned from n trip to the Rio Puerco
country and report having located
some claims of that valuable mineral
selenite.
Abraham K~empenich, the well
known general merchant OF Pcralta,
Valencia county, IL In the city to-day.
lie reports his business good, but
states that his section OF valencia
county needs rain.
The great Hewett and Lady Zetta
leave this evening for Colorado, where
they will spend the summer trout fish
ing and hunting. They will stop at
Madrid, Las Vegas and Ration. where
they close a very successful season.
A. Borders and wife and Rev. w. j..
Marsh were at the depot last night
To visit for a few minutes with Mrs.
II. u. Long, of Prescott. Arizona, wife
of the Congregational minister of that
place. The lady, who was on her way
east to visit relatives, was very much
pleased To meet her friends.
The railroad company brass stealing
case has AT last been finished. Yes
torday afternoon the evidence against
the five small boys vas heard by JUS
tice Crawford, aud he imposed IA fine
of 81 and costs against each one OF
them. The chances are that they also
received parental punishment.
W. l.. Hathaway. manager of the
Mutual Life Insurance company, a
returned from n trip to the Phoenix,
Arizona, branch OF his agency Mr..
Hathaway says business Is good at
Phoenix, and from his talk he evident
" likes the town pretty well, but he
Is a staunch Albuquerquean all the
same.
Jas. q. Kelly, a coppersmith en-
ployed by the Santa Fe shops at RIA
ton, and formerly n carrier boy for
The Citizen, was a visitor In Albuquer-
que Monday and made n pleasant call
at The Citizen office, renewing old
acquaintances. Mr.. Kelly left on the
evening train for Prescott, Arizona,
to enter the employ of the Santa be,
Prescott a. Phoenix railroad.
Rev. w. Il. Foulks. the well known
and popular southern Methodist min
lister of Gallup, accompanied by his
interesting little daughter, Miss Clay
ton, and Master Walter Johnson,
came in from the west last night, and
they stopped with Rev. and Mrs. w. ID.
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an apprentice in the local railway ma
chine shops, while Rev. Foulks and
daughter will return to Gallup tonight.
While Freight Conductor Frank
, Murphy was fixing a drawbar on "A car
at Gallup yesterday, the rest of the
train was backed against the car
. catching his hand between the draw
bars and %mangling his fingers. At the
= hospital. where he was taken last
} night, the surgeons worked on the
hand until IL Is now thought he will
only lose the first finger of his right
hand. Murphy was formerly yardmas-
ter here.
The many friends of Mrs. c. ID. An
derson will regret to hear that she
has decided TO leave for the east to
reside permanently at her old home
in Nova Scotia. In a few days she
will go to Providence, X. l., to visit
her daughter. Mrs. George Coghill, be
fore passing on to her future home.
/, Mrs. Anderson will De accompanied as
far as Kansas City by Miss Frances
Morton. who will return to her home
at Clarion, Iowa.
The property owners IN west Rail
road avenue, between Tenth and
Twelfth streets are contributing to "A
| fund that will be used to purchase and
4 convert into a park the triangular
piece of ground that lies between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets and
Kent ana Railroad avenues. This
space will be turned over to the city
and park commission to be controlled
and cared for, and ii will be a wei
3 come addition Ia the park system of
the city.
. Joe Naio, a storekeeper ON the Ba'
. relas road, was arrested this morning,
charged with forgery. He was taken
before the justice OF the peace for
precinct No. 3, who bound him over
TO the grand jury In the sum of 81 900,
Bonds were secured and Naio II at lib
4 erty. It seems that he took a check
3 from a railroad employe, who was a
tenant Of his, and a customer In pay.
ment for rent and supplies, aud then
= endorsed the check TO get the money
on II. The party who gave him the