Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-27
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

Samuel Neustadt, who visited I'm tn,
Meadow City n couple OF days, cam,
home last night.
Mrs. w. G. Heacock and children
left last night to visit with relatives
at Omaha, Neb., where they will re
main several months.
j. j. Blow of Engle, N. NJ, who was
the guest of his friend, James Gruns
field, yesterday. continued on his
journey to New York.
Prof. X. X. Larkin, the recently ap.
pointed superintendent OF the Gallup
schools, left last night for his new
field OF labor, accompanied by his
wife.
II. w. Kelly of the Gross, Blackwell
& Co, wholesale grocery house of Las
Vegas, passed through the city Sun.
day morning with his family from Cal
ifCrnia.
Al Hood of Silver City was In the
city yesterday renewing acqualntan-
ces with the old.timers. Mr.. Hood put
up the first telephone line in this city
IN 1881.
Hon. Amado Cheves, of Santa Fe
Is In the city attending the hearing OF
the Jemez land grant petition suit,
which Is In progress before Harry p,
owen, referee.
Mrs. j.. IL. Hannum and little boy,
who have been visiting with the for.
mer's parents in Denver for the past
three months, have returned to their
home In this city.
Thomas Hall returned to this city
last night after a weeks business visit
In the northern portion of the terri.
tory In the interests of the music
house of Hall a Learnard. He reports
e very successful trip.
William Gibbs today completed his
forty-irst year in New Mexico and is
n OF the healthiest men in the ter
ritory. lie landed in Santa Fe on the
9th OF August, 1860. There was only
one newspaper in the territory at that
time, the Santa Fe Gazette.
A jolly party numbering twenty.
two ladies', quietly surprised Miss
Buelah Ship at her home, $40 South
Third street, Monday afternoon, and
at 4 o'clock a delightful lunch was
served by Mrs. Ship, assisted by her
daughters and Misses Annie and Kate
Thompson.
The trotting mare Action" has had
a bad stonebruise, which has laid her
up the past three weeks. This will
keep her back in her training very
much, as the fair opens In about seven
weeks, She will have no time to
spare, as there will be a hard lot Of
fast horses to win from in the free-for.
all trot.
A letter from Van Haltren, center
fielder for the New York club, was
received by Manager A. b. McGaffey
today, in which he asks for particu-
lars regarding the base ball tourna-
ment in this city during fair week.
He Will visit In the west this fall and
II is not at all improbable that he will
play ball with the Browns here.
Hon. Emiliano Gutierrez has re-
from his sheep ranches in
Guadalupe county and reports the
ranges in eastern New Mexico in good
condition. The lamb crop of Quad
alupe county will be immense. He
brought in thirty head OF range cattle
which he sold to Swartzman, the
butcher, for $25 a head. Mr.. Cutter.
reg has a large quantity of wool 70
sell and expects TO go to Las Vegas
% make a sale.
Two gentlemen who we're residents
o. the city some time ago, coming here
for their health, but receiving no ben.
eft returned to their homes In the
north, have passed away, victims OF
consumption. ID. Il. Wills, a promis-
ing young man, died at Spencer, Ky.
While here he was employed at the
French bakery as a delivery wagon
driver. His death occurred on August
Is. w II, Carmen, whose home was
al Columbus, Ind, passed away last
week. With his wife he was in Al
buquerque some time. but the disease
had made too much progress and he
returned home to pass his last hours
with his people.
Tho lOcomObile Of Il. l.. Dodson,
which was slightly damaged by fire "a
few weeks ago, is being remodeled m
the Gold ayenu bicycle shop and
when completed II viii be a double.