Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

w. a. Rogers. registering from Al.
nuqucrquc, vas at Santa Fe on Mon
day.
Under the new management the Las
Vegas Record already shows improve
mont.
Mrs. G.. Vargas has gone to Whit
comb Springs To- n couple of weeks
recreation.
J.. $. Reynolds, who was at FL Paso
ON business, was a passenger going to
Las Vegas yesterday.
lee Mira. +. w. Hamm is at Coyote
springs, where she will enjoy II few
days rest from city heat and hustle.
G. +. Grayson. tie Silver City bank
or. who was here yesterday, returned
south last night, and will go east via
ri Paso.
Col. A. NJ. Blackwell spent today In
the city on one OF his regular visits
to the local house Of his firm, Gross
Blackwell a Co.
Among the passengers who got over
the w%ashOuts aud returned home yes
tcrday afternoon, were Dr. w. G. Hope
and family. who we're on the Pecos.
George II. Blrnt, who vibrates be-.
tween this city ar,d Santa Fe, came in
from the territorial capital last night,
to enjoy "A few da! with city frienls.
District Attorney Il. T.: Morrison.
Of Prescott, Arizona, passed through
the city yesterday going To visit his
father, Hon. 4. :" Morrison, of Santa
i'o.
Hhopl,g Doc ,s,p.raI nnpannr fnr
The Singer Manufacturing company.
left for Las Vegas on the train out of
Albuquerque at $3.50 yesterday morn.
ing.
Rev. w. j. Marsh, accompanied by
Elwood Albright, has returned to the
city from Bear canyon. Mrs. Marsh
and children will remain in the can
yon for a few days yet.
Louis McRae, who, after leaving
the grocery business, took to sheep
raising, has returned to the ranges
IN the Chilli IeighbOrhood, after
spending "A few days in the city.
\. Faber took his departure for the
east yesterday morning. Mr.. Fabor Is
bound for New York and other eastern
cities on business connected with pur-
'iAolht oNb'h lbl ms var PCT tllppl
ium.
James Case, who has been out of
the train service for several years.
left last night TO- Winslow, where he
will 20 into the service of the Santa
Fe Pacific as al engineer on the west
end.
Rev. w. II. Seaborne, of Gallup. and
Rev. Joseph Mcconnell, of San Mar.
ctal, who were In the city the past few
days as guests Of Rev. Robert Rent
son, left for their respective homes
last night.
Editor W. s. Burke of the Journal
Democrat, accompanied by James and
William WrOth, grandsons. left the
city Tuesday for Coyote mineral
springs, whore they will remain for
several weeks.
The Salvation Army corps was en-.
larged last night by n new recruit
from the Denver barracks, and in con
sequence the open air meeting on
Railroad avenue was largely attended
and the services interesting.
Fred. Lewis, representing the Equit.
able Life Assurance society, was
among the north bound passengers
who will have the terrors of a wagon
trip across the washed out district
between Lamy and GlOrieta.
Miss frankie Lockhart, who was at
Toledo. Ohio, on q visit to her sister,
Mrs. II. NJ. Barbour, has returned to
the city. and after IA stay here OF a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Henry
l.ockhart, will continue her journey
to III Paso.
Joseph Bibo, the big general mer'
chant of Bernal,llo, who was in San
Francisco where his family are Wis
iting, returned To- Bernalillo day be-
fore yesterday and vas here yester-
day. He was a pleasant caller at The
Citizen Office.
Col, Carter, of Chicago, who was on
the other side NJ the washouts, came
In yesterday afternoon, being met at
the local depot by w, III, stevens, the
assaycr. The gentleman left this
morning TO examine some mines
above Albuquerque.
Jack Mcrryheld travelling auditor
for the Santa Fe Pacific, is in the city,
spending his time in checking up the
'coloucls' at the local ticket Office
Howe and Harding. He has found
everything in tiptup order, and not a
cent out of the way.
Hon l. h. Hanna and wife, with
their son llarr", passed through Al.
]buquerque the oiLer evening for Their
headquarters aud home at Santa Re.
They we're OF q visit TO the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado and other in.
teresting points "a Arizona,