Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

from a southern trip.
Hon. Silas Alexander, the Socorro
attorney. arrived from the south this
morning.
Colonel MaEtin T%ierney is introduc.
ing his brother. who arrived here from
Iowa night before last.
The Gentlemen's Driving club will
give another Of their popular matinees
ON Sunday afternoon, July 2Sth.
Mariana 3. Otero, Jr, LETT for Der.
nalillo this morning. from where he
goes to sulphur springs to spend the
summer.
A number of Odd Fellows of this
city are anticipating going To Santa
Fe next week to attend the grand
lodge session.
Major Ernest Meyers. of the Meyers.
Abel company, was n passenger west
bound last night. He took along with
him his camplcs.
Sheriff Romero. of San Miguel
county. was in the territorial metropo-
lis today. circulating among his nu.
merous acquaintances.
w. II. Jack and wife. prominent peo.
pie OF Grant county. are among the
late arrivals in the city. They will
remain here several days, the guests of
friends.
Miss Katie Schwartz, sister of Mrs.
Ed. Quickel. will leave tomorrow morn
ing for her home in York. Pa.
after n very pleasant visit Of n few
weeks in this city.
Three years ago yesterday Thomas
McMillin assumed the duties of mar
shall of the city OF Albuquerque, and he
has proved himself to be the right
man in the right place"
John $. Bell. the Wells Fargo Elk.
press company messenger on the
branch between Santa Fe and Lamy,
was here on n visit to his parents. He
has returned to his duties.
Mrs. Samuel Hall, who has been
visiting her children. Mrs. G. NJ. For
aker and Deputy United States Mar.
shall Frank Hall. for u short time, will
return to Blackburn, Okla. tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Hall. who left here a
month ago In response to a message
announcing the death of her father in
Cedar Grove, Neb., is expected to ar.
rive in Albuquerque on Thursday night
Of this week.
w. G. Stevenson, who recently re,
turned from Hillsboro, Ohio, will open
an Office next week in room No. % of
the Grant building, in which he will
be the western manager of "A firm OF
eastern promoters.
Jennie Anderson and Minnie Malone.
n couple of colored women, who were
arrested for vagrancy last night, were
given their choice of leaving town at
once or working ten days on the
streets. They promised to go.
The trial OF Joe Cling, in Deming,
has been postponed until July 18th.
Cling Is the celestial who was arrested
by United States Marshal c. NJ.
Foraker on suspicion of being unlaw-
fully In the United States.
Engineer b. II. Newlee, of the Santa
Fe railway company, has arrived in
he city and this afternoon went to
work with his assistants stalking of
the foundations for the new yiaduct
across the tracks on Coal avenue.
Attorney A. h. McMillen and family,
rugged out In a c~anvassed wagon pull,
ed by W good horses, left this morn,
ing for the Jemez hot springs, where
they will enjoy life at the springs and
in the mountains for a few weeks.
Carl Roberts, a printer who saw ser.
nc as a volunteer soldier in the
Philippines. and who was mustered out
at San Francisco the other day,
reached Albuquerque this morning
and is around telling his experiences
to fellow printers.
The new machinery for the flour
mill of Gum Bros, at Laguna, has
arrived on the ground and Is being
placed in position. The proprietors
Will have everything in readiness by
the time the wheat crop is harvested,
and then the mill will be put In opera
tion.
While Cattle Inspector A. b. Baca,
of SoCOrrO, was in town yesterday he
found that Juan ZamOra, Andreas Ro-
nero and Toney Michelbach were
guilty of violations Of the law In not
keeping a record of the brands OF cat
tie slaughtered, and as a result We're
heavy fines.
w. w. Mcclellan, book-keeper for
Bachechi a. Giomi, Wholesale liquor
dealers, returned TO the city the other
morning after "A business visit to the
towns along the Santa Fe Pacific. He
~ l'bAAs hhNlhk hbh q NV hlahtt anu
the merchants out west all expect
a big business the coming fall and win
ter, !
Word has come from Roswell that
the base ball club Of that place were
the winners OF the tournament at
Carlsbad. They won the game on the
4th with the Midland club. by a score
OF II 10 2, and on the 9TH, with the
same club, by Is TO 2, Charlie and
Roy Mcdonald were the battery for
the Roswells in both games. Roy
writes that II was easy.
H. T. unssll. grand master, and Alex
Bowie. grand secretary OF the l. o. o.
r. In New Mexico. returned from Ala.
mOgordo this morning, where they
had gone 10 institute "A new lodge OF
odd Fellows, The former continued
on TO Las Vegas this morning, while
Mr. Bowie remained In this city today,
but viii proceed TO Gallup tonight. Mr..
John e. Spears, who accompanied the B
to AlamOgoTdO. became