Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-14
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

WIN Nldil'ttt, representing u
a Grunsfeld. returned last night from
the Cochiti district.
Mrs. u G. de Baca and children. OF
Las Vegas, are In the city on a visit
10 relatives and friends.
G.. Il. Hosmer, of the Trinidad Ad.
vertiser, passed up the road home
bound from III Paso this morning.
Keleher venue has been thoroughly
graded by the city and makes a great
Improvement in that locality Of the
city.
Several cattle trains came In from
the south this morning and continued
on to pastures in Kansas and Colo.
RADIO.
Las Vegas has been selected by Rev.
and Mrs. Bruce Kinney as the place
where they will spend a month In re
creation.
j. NJ. Griffin. the ACCOMPLISHED editor
N the Albuquerque American. has
been confined to his room all week
by sickness.
Elias Garcia, Of the sheep-buylne
lrm OF Garcia q Johnson, left for
Grant station last night. to receive
several thousand sheep.
Mrs. Simon Neustadt and Mrs. Louis
Trauer, OF Lot Angeles. have Joined
their sister. Mrs. l.. +. Levy, of III
Paso, who Is here visiting.
Mrs. Viola Kneal. of El Paso, Texas,
Is here on u visit to her sister, Mrs,
John $. Beaver. She will leave In q
few days for San Diego, Cal.
John II. Knaebel. the Denver at,
torney. who was here the past few
days on some important legal mat.
ters, lett this morning for Denver.
Billy Sanquinette and Juan Sandoval
have taken charge Of The Elk" resort
on Railroad avenue. near Second
street. They will do a good business,
The business at the police court this
morning was unlnteresting. One vac
was given ten days work on the
streets and another n fine of So or five
days.
George G. Bowman. the United
states gauger, with his implements,
left this morning for Pennington. He
will be gone about a week or ten
days.
Billy Mason, who has been sight
seeing In Chicago and Buffalo. where
In the latter city he took In the Pan.
American exposition, has returned To
the city.
Misses Juanita and Ramona Zeiger,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ieiger, who were here attending
school, have returned to their home In
III Paso.
Mrs. 4. Y. Maynard and daughter
| and hnY ufgtAr Ataa NktIann laet ,kla
morning on their visit to Fall City,
Neb. They will be absent during the
summer months.
Peter Gillion, OF the Highland
Buffet, las returned to the city after
a visit to the Indian villages neaI
Thornton. where he purchased a
wagon load of curios.
Horace McLeon. a prominent attor,
ney of Florence, Colorado, Is In Albu-
querque on legal business. The gen.
tleman Is an old friend OF j. w. Ed.
wards. the undertaken.
Mrs. Louis Hostetter and children,
from Lat Vegas, came In from the
south this morning and are visiting
former Albuquerque friends today,
They will leave for southern Califor-
MIA tonight.
DIR. Stoddard and wife, who have
been the guests of Rev. N. w. Alger
and family for several weeks, have
started on a visit TO California. En-
route they will visit the Grand Canyon
of the Colorado.
j, w. Edwards has purchased from
X, w. ID. Bryan, the former home of
the latter on Marquette avenue and
has taken possession. The family and
household goods were moved yester-
day from Newton, Kansas.
Nearly 5000 wethers will be sent
north Today by Chadwick 4 Co, travel
ing overland. The animals are in.
tended for Colorado parties and have
been secured by the above enterpris.
ing firm in different parts of the terri
tory,
j. II, Block, the well known hotel
keeper and stage line owner at the
Jeme2 hot springs, who has been here
the past few days, will leave tomor.
row morning on his return to the
springs, the stage carrying the mails
leaving al 8 o'clock IA. m,
Miss Nell Flournay. the popular
young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
W. Flournoy, will enjoy her summer
vacation in New England, and OF
curse will visit the Pan-American ex.
position, She accompanied Mrs. Chas.
X. Newhall east the other day.
A number of young p~eople-yes.
middle-aged and wen old, will get
themselves into trouble II they con-
tinue 10 persist in bicycle-riding on
the sidewalks when the ordinance on
the subject prohibits such a practice.
Ride In the streets and save trouble.
Sickness appears to be a continuous
ahliction in the family of John Tan
guey, an employ at the freight depot.
At the home on South Edith street
Mr., and Mrs. Tanguey are both ILL.,
while their ~6.year-old daughter Is In
a serious condition from infammatory
rheumatism.
George II. Pradt, the surveyor and
civil engineer at Laguna, came In from
an Official trip to Gallup this morning,
He states that the Mariana Oil com
pany has acquired more oil lands and
have arranged to locate a lake OF