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

William Dunbar, the sheep raiser
out In the Chilli neighborhood. Is In
the city today.
Morris u. Bowie, from Gallup, came
In last night and will enter the New
Mexico university.
II. +. Treet and family OF Thoreau.
out west, came in last night to enjoy a
day or 50 in the metropolis.
Ben williams. special officer for the
Santa Fe, was a passenger for points
north on this mornings train.
w. s. Hopewell, one Of the directors
OF the Albuquerque Eastern g. Santa
Fe Central Railway companies. is In
the city.
Mrs. c. Il. Pitts OF Topeka, Kas.. Is
here on n visit To her daughter. Mrs.
James Gibson. and will remain about
n month.
George Schneider and wife will
leave In n short time for Dallas. Tex,
where they will visit the parents of
Mrs. Schneider.
The name of the young gentleman
at Sturges' European hotel during the
night hours Is +. w. Cummings. He
and Sam Stevens are all right as hotel
clerks.
George Arnot. the well known wool
and sheep buyer OF Las Vegas, was
In the city this morning, being intro
duced at The Citizen office by Colonel
\, NJ. Blackwell.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Women's Relief corps tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock sharp in X. of
p, hall. BY order Of president. Elba
sherwood, secretary.
Thomas A. Ramsdell. a well known
Santa Fe railway official, vas here
yesterday on Official business. He
went south to San Marclal, thence TO
El Paso, last night.
A. A. Sedillo. a young attorney of
Socorro, and Santiago Chuses. came
In this morning from the south with
three young girl scholars, who were
left at the HARDWOOD industrial school.
Relief corps will meet Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 10. at 2:30 o'clock p. IN. Every
member is urged to be present, as the
meetings have been closed for two
months. Rachel j. Johnson, Presi-
dent.
Judge ]. W. Crumpacker left this
morning for Los Lunas to reopen
court for Valencia county. The grand
jury will probably be discharged to-
day and court will adjourn Friday un-
I'll next regular term.
Samuel Edgrington, who has visited
the past few months In Arizona, came
home yesterday and will remain here
until after the fair. He has pleas
ant rooms AT Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Davis
on North Second street.
| Il L. Ettt,,n,n tho ,,,otI l.,.,.. -
orator AT the dry goods store OF u.
Held q Co. left Sunday morning for
Joplin, Mo, where his father died a
the remainder of the family will ac-
c'mpany Mr, Fillmore to this city and
reside here in the future.
Mr., and Mrs, w, II, Matson re-
turned this morning from a two
months visit to the Pacific coast re-
sorts. Mr.. Matson says he enjoyed
every minute he was in California and
that he had a good time generally.
He reports meeting a number of Albu.
querque people at different points.
The opening assembly of the uni
versity, which will occur at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, promises to be Of
much interest. All old students and
friends of the university are invited
To be present. The Citizen under
stands that an interesting program
has been arranged. Governor Slower
will introduce the new president.
J. j. Sheridan. deputy county col
lector, who was at Santa Fe with his
wife, returned TO the city last night
n he says that the base ball game
yesterday afternoon between the
Santa Fe Cyclones" and the Trini-
dad stars" was a frost from begin
ming to end, the score standing at
the cOnslusion 2G 10 ! in favor OF the
Cyclones" Mrs. Sheridan remains
at the capital for a few days.
William A. Sanders, who years ago
was the general southwestern agent %
the Equitable Life Assurance society,
came In from the west this morning,
after visiting his wife and children at
Santa Cruz, Cal, Mr.. Sanders Is now
the general manager for the above ex.
cellent company at Detroit, Mich, and,
although he would like TO remain here
a few days. finds that he viii have 10
continue north to Detroit tonight.
while riding east on Railroad ave.
nue. 4. j Wendel's horse stepped In
a soft place In the street aud fell 10
his knees. on getting up the animal
fell owe on its right side aud In