Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

The hardware stores will be closed
all day tomorrow.
Sheriff Blackington OF Socorro coun-
y vas in the city today oil official
business.
Mrs. George Il. Brewer has returned
from n pleasant visit with friends In
Massachusetts.
The barber shops will close at
noon tomorrow and remain closed the
remainder of the day.
The p~ostofice will close at 10
o'clock tomorrow and remain closed
the remainder OF the day.
The horsemen will hold a meeting
at Zeiger's cafe Thursday evening
All interested are requested to at
tend.
Eugenio Romero, the well known
citizen of Las Vegas. was here today
circulating among his numerous
friends.
Prof. Light and wife have been APP
pointed to take charge Of the day
school established at the Indian vii.
lage of San Felipe.
The Spanish-American war veterans
should hold a meeting and arrange to
attend the memorial services in n
body at the city park tomorrow.
j. Il. Saint returned last night from
western Valencia county, where he
gave some business matters his per.
sonal attention during the past few
days.
Mrs. T.. u. Nelson and daughter.
Miss Euphonia, who have been spend
Ing The past few months in Colorado,
returned 10 their home In this city last
night.
Next Saturday and Sunday about
100 Albuquerqueans will be In Santa
Fe to attend the meeting Of the Elks
lodge In the evening and the base ball
game In the afternoon Of Sunday. The
game Sunday will be an interesting
one.
Superintendent Ralph Collins OF the
United States government Indian in
dustrial school in this city has re-
turned from Gallup, where he had
been investigating trouble in which In.
dams were recently involved at Win.
gate and Gallup.
Superintendent G. Lennon OF the
United States Indian school at Grand
Junction, Colo, is n visitor at the Al.
b|uquerque Indian school. He Is en-
route to the Navajo reservation.
where he will secure additional pu.
pills TO attend the institution OF which
he has charge.
Thomas A, Barry died at his apart.
ments In New York last week and
was buried on Friday. The gentleman
was proprietor of a plumbing estab-
lishment on Gold avenue last year
but was compelled to give up his oc-
cupation owing to falling health. Tub
erculosis was the cause of death.
Louis Huning transacted business
in the metropolis today. He has fin.
ished harvesting his wheat crop from
a field of 500 acres in Valencia coun.
ty. The residents OF Los Lunas, he
says, are getting anxious for the new
telephone line, which is to connect
them with Albuquerque. The poles
have all been set and II is understood
the work of stringing the wires will
begin on Friday Of this week.
Another grand racing matinee will
be given on Sunday next by the driv.
ing club. Some new horses are ex.
pected here to take part, and the best
time of the season will be made 90
the track. The receipts will go TO the
winners, and every heat will be a race.
The trotter Action" is in fine shape
and will make the wigglers wiggle fas-
ter than they ever wiggled before to
get first money, Admission only 20
cents, grand stand free,
Mrs, John Muir, nee Miss Lena
Whiteman, reached this city last night
from Chicago, and for a few days will
be the guest of Mrs. G.. II. Frost. The
lady was a resident Of Albuquerque a
number Of years age and has numer.
Gus friends here who will be glad to
learn of her arrival. Her husband,
who Is occupying a high position with
a railroad company in Chicago, is also
well known to Albuquerqueans, he
having been stationed here for some
time years ago,
The handsome stallion BLACK Isaac"
Is expected to enter the grand matinee
races on Sunday afternoon. II Is ri.
mored that m OF our prominent citi.
zens has become his owner and will
enter him at the fair races. He is a
very handsome horse and has n record
of 2:22 and has shown a mile in 2:O7.
With Joe Barnett's trottcr and old
Pap" Greenleaf to be heard from Al.
buquerque VIII have a grand string OF
horses for the fair,
q. w. ShOch, president of the Graph.
ic mine and smelter at Kelly, N. NJ,
and Capt. A, u. Fitch, general mana.
ger, after spending yesterday In the
city left last night for Santa Fe. The
president, who was escorted through