Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-31
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

Next Monday the city teachers In.
stitute will in the Central
school building.
n. s. Rose, editor of the Cerrillos
Register. is In the city working up
business for his excellent paper.
Roy Mcdonald will visit Santa Fe
tomorrow and make arrangements for
q series of games with the club Of
that city.
City Clerk c. w. Medler and family,
Who have been visiting the Pacific
coast resorts for some time, returned
home this morning.
Mrs. julius Wetzler and son, the es-
Unable family of the Holbrook mer.
chant, arrived last night on a visit TO
relatives In this city.
DR.. c. G. Cruickshank, the states.
man and physician Of San Marcial, is
in the city, and this morning favored
this office with a pleasant call.
John ID. Hughes, son of the editor
of The Citizen. will go to Las Cruces
tonight. where he will take a two.
year course In the agricultural col.
lege.
Layton B. Miller, a well known rail.
road engineer, has returned from Old
Mexico, where he has been employed
tor some time. He will remain here
II he can secure n position.
A. J. Lamb, member OF the board OF
education. and for a long time a prom
inent resident of this city, Is expect
ing TO soon become a resident either
OF Denver or a New York city.
AIl,,, l..I.. 49,. - -. .a-l.
from a business trip to New York In
the interests of his Railroad avenue
carpet house. He spoke of a fine visit
among friends in the metropolis.
The Rev. DIR. Henry C. Thompson
formerly of Union, Ore, will occupy
the pulpit OF the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. Nc
preaching service in the evening.
Pedro PARENT, the shoemaker, has
secured a lease on the little store
room at ll3h West Railroad avenu,
and will move his bench and nipple
ments TO that place in a day or two
Sheriff Thomas S. Hubbell is II
Santa Fe and will remain in the cap
ital tomorrow to witness the game o
base ball between the Como Estamoi
club OF this city and the Santa +,
club.
The agricultural and mechanical
college at Las Cruces will open IL
rouglar fall term next Monday, Sep
tember 2. A number of pupils from
this city will enter this excellen
school.
Joseph Price arrived here last nigh
from New York, where he purchased
large stocks for his extensive mer
camille institution in Socorro. He wa.
met here by his daughter, Mrs. Leo,
h. Stern.
Superintendent X. =. Collins, &C
cOmpanied by Harry Montoya, lief
this morning for C~anoncito, Laguni
and Acamo, where Mr.. Collins will
adjust differences that have arisel
between the Indians.
W. w. Robertson, superintendent
of the public schools of Deming, VIII,
attended the knights Templar CONVEX
ton In Louisville, KY passed througI
the city last night en- route to tn
county seat of Luna county.
The driving club will give a I'm
purse for the hall game between tn
Browns and Como Estamos on Mo.
day next, This will be a red hot gam
end will be well worth seeing. Adml'
zion 20 cents, grand stand free.
, Marshal McMillin's collections froI
/ fines during August will amount I
$i33. This Is a good showing for wha
has been a dun month in most line
OF business. As usual there Is a su
plus oye the police departments G,
pense ccoun for the month,
/, city Police Omcer Mike" MARITIME
returned this morning from his trip :
san Francisco. where he went in con
pany with Deputy United States Ma
. shall Fred Fornoff, taking six Chin
men for deportation, Mike says b