Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-13
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

W. huINuS bIlilSWifk, VI Las We
gas, was In the city between trains
last night.
Victor SAILS, an extensive sheep rails.
or of Valencia county, Is In the city
to-day on business.
Chas. Cushman was n north bound
passenger this morning with Bland for
his objective point.
II. NJ. Fox and Il. II. Mclean. two
well known cattle buyers from Flor
cnCe. Colo, are In the city.
Mrs. Frank f.. Sturges and son.
Lloyd. after a pleasant visit with Las
Vegas friends. returned to the city
last night.
There will be a grand free concert,
followed 10y dancing. at the Orches-
trion hall ON Saturday night. Every
body invited.
There will he Il regular meeting of
the order Of Eagles ut their hall on
Gold avenue this evening at \ o'clock.
Joe. T.. sheridan.
W. G.. Leonard. the capitalist. with
his wife and daughter, will leave to
night for California, where they will
enjoy the summer months.
Miss Eloise Armijo. daughter of
Mrs. n. T. Armijo, Is scheduled to
leave tonight for southern California,
where she will remain until fall.
y. T.. Harroun left this morning for
the Espanola valley. whittier he goes
on an engineering trip, expecting to
remain the rest Of the current week.
III. Jay Stone, representing the piano
firm of Hall a. Learnard. and George
Everitt, the A. Eyeritt jeweler repre-
sentative, returned last night from
Bland. n the Cochiti district.
George Turner, manager of the Pi.
nos Altos Mercantile company's store.
Pinos Altos. came in from the south
this morning and was introduced at
The Citizen office. Mr.. Turner will
leave tonight for California.
The Jossey Stock company. after a
successful ten.night run in Albuquer-
que, o passage north this morning.
Their first stop will be at Las Vegas.
where they are booked for three
nights.
City Marshal McMillin has been ad-
yised by the territorial p~enitentiary
authorities to be on the lookout for
j. Johnson, who escaped from the pen
itentiary yesterday afternoon. John
son was a trusty.
The rabbi of Congregation Albert.
Or. Jacobs, has taken IA vacation and
left yesterday for Cincinnati and 9th
or places in the east, He expects to
be absent until August 10. There will
be no regular services at the syna-
gogue until his return.
Mrs. r. Y. Maynard and daughter,
accompanied by the lady's sister. Miss
1 Vulcan uril lon NLn InY INnn II.. NJ.
hraska, this evening, to visit with rel
atiVes. They expect to be absent
some time. While they are away the
husband and father will keep bach.
elor's hall and wait patiently for their
return.
c. b. Banks, o of Denver, Colo,
formerly a well known shoemaker OF
this city, has p%rOspered in his new
business of handling real estate and
has sent for his family to Join him.
Mrs. Banks and children and her faith.
or, Il. y. Caywood, expect to leave to.
night. Their many friends here will
, wish them a happy and prosperous fu-
ture.
l Mrs. l.. +. Levy and daughter. Miss
? Ethel, family Of l.. +. Levy, the well
known business gentleman OF Juarez.
F''NA''H - ~ AA' ~ NbhhN Ablllllik
up from Los Lunas this morning. To.
morrow Mrs. Simon Neustadt and Mrs,
Louis Trauer will arrive from Los
Lunas, after which the ladies will en-,
joy a few days visiting city friends
and then return to Los Lunas.
Mrs. X. NJ. Garden has received a
letter and a copy of the Nome. Alaska.
News from Mrs, Mary Scott, former
Ia nt this sitN Tho NaNYg IL Iatnl
February Z, and is an extra sheet,
giving the November election returns,
the first announcement in far-off
Alaska that Mckinley and Roosevelt
had been Overwhelmingly elected.
Mrs, Scott Is in the lodging and res
taurant business Ia Nome.
Miss Irma Tascher, the winsome
daughter of DR., aud Mrs. John Tasch-
er, will leave on her summer vacation
next week. She will first visit rela.
tiyes and friends in Chicago, and from
there she will go to New Bedford,
Mass, where reside the parents of her
mother, with whom she will remain
until fall. The young lady has studied
hard during the past school year and
a summers stay in a lower altitude,
and especially on the Atlantic coast,
will prove beneficial,
a, Gusdorf was a passenger last
night on the south bound train, his
destination being El Paso, where he
viii locate. The gentleman was form
crly manager of the Santa Fe Mercan-
tile company at the territorial capt.
tai. The concern was destroyed by
IRE some time y aud was not re,
established. Law suits In regard TO
the insurance on the stock of the com.
pany are still pending, "A decision In
favor OF the company having been ap.
pealed by the insurance companies.
The famous Compromise mine suit
viii be held this week before Hon.
/. D. H. Mcmillan, Judge OF the Fifth
district court at Socorro, on q change
Of venue from Lincoln county. Hon.
II II. Ferguson, attorney for part OF
the defendants, and Hon. w. B. Child
. ers, who represents the plaintiffs, have
gone to the above town To take part
In the proceedings. The suit is an In