Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. NJ. Luna and Miss T. Il. lara
the Highland hotel.
J. w. Bennett. the general merchant
and Indian trader of Houck's. Arizona,
il in the city On business.
The new rectifier at the wholesale
liquor establishment OF Meyers-Abel
company Is carrying his right hand In
a sling. the result OF a sprain this
morning.
The only business transacted In the
district court this morning consisted
Of the filing by II. +. Hellweg 4 Co. a
deed of voluntary assignment for the
benefit OF the firms creditors.
T. b. Clements Is around to-day
celebrating his 43d birthday. He
states that his wife and daughter
have both been quite Ill the past week
suffering with throat trouble.
Hon. w. b. Childers. United States
district attorney for New Mexico. Is
expected home tonight from Wash
ington, ID. c., where he has been on
business connected with the supreme
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Vaughn are
revclling In the smiles OF a bouncing
baby girl that arrived at their nome
this morning at 6 o'clock. Mother and
child doing nicely, and the happy dad
dy Is all right In every respect.
There will be special conversations
of Rio Grande Chapter No. 4. Royal
Arch Masons, Friday and Saturday
evenings. March 20 and 80. at 8 o'clock
Tor WORK. piease TAKE no
ice. l.. II. ChamDeriin, secretary
Judge Stansbury, Of the court of
Indian depreciation claims, came up
from Ell Paso last night, where he has
been making reports Of sittings Of the
court. His visit here IL to examine
some records. The court VIII not be
IN session mere during MS stay
About fifty men r engaged In the
task of resurrecting a large steel
| bridge from the quicksands OF the
treacherous Galisteo. seven miles
above Thornton. The bridge waf
washed from its piers during the
flood in September last. and since that
time 1t has settled out OF sight In the
sands.
A. j. LOOMS, the deputy internal
| revenue collector for this district
| came in from the south this morning
and is around mon the liquor deal
| ers looking out for Uncle Sans In
~terests to-day. Mr.. Loomis states tina,
the cold snap OF the past few day,
| has killed some of the early peacl
blossoms.
Co,one, 7 I. Morris M Thornton
suffered a relapse yesterday and wal
--.--l a. IL. - A.- A. l..,
His son, Edward, who was employed
at L~avajada, was summoned to hi
fathers bedside, and last night tn,
patient was removed to Bernalillo
where proper medical attention cal
be given.
Miss Clara Oleson NJ this citv ba,
received he appointment from Gov
Otero OF priyate secretary In his Once
and will assume her new duties or m,
first OF April. Miss Oleson is one O
the most competent ste%nographers anC
typewriters in the territory, and he
hundreds of friends In this city ar,
highly pleased over her appointment
William Jenks and Thomas 7 IN,
ran arrived home on heiated No
nj an early hour this mornin, III,
gentlemen had been ON a tour n, in
lspection of their extensive %propertie
In the Cochiti district. and report q,
erything as progressing nicely there
From here they will leave to-morro,
or Sunday for the Nacimiento cour
try to look after the erection OF
smelter on some of their cope
claims.
The no,ice bava aecidsd that Aus
ust Gustafson the man who was n,
rested YESTERDAY for ~ra,s,ny n M
check. is i@nnocent Ue was ahie't