Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Tally Mckinney, Of the Star mine,
Hell canyon, is In the city today.
Frank Jones. who is doing some
mining in the Hell canyon district, Is
in the city today.
Charles II. Roe came Home ycster.
day from n successful business trip for
the Singer Sewing Machine company.
Robert Loudon, once a ranchman In
the ncignJnihood Of Hell canyon. now
Interested IN mining. Is i'm the city to-
day.
Gen. l.. \. Carr. retired army Off
Ger, will leave tomorrow morning for
Santa Fo, where he will remain a few
weeks.
r. w. Hopkins. book keeper at l..
=, Putney's Wholesale grocery store,
was n passenger for Chicago this
morning.
J. +. Luthy, one of the principal pro
meters of the Mariana oil company,
will leave tonight for the oil lands
near Gallup.
Judge W Il. Kelly. a w~ell-known at
torney Of Socorro. who was at Santa
te on legal matters, passed down the
road for S,oorro last night.
Miss Lon Lee has purchased two
lots on west Silver avenue, upon which
she will oor erect a most convenient
building for private school purposes.
w. B. Walton, editor Of the Silver
City Independent. came in from the
south yesterday. spending the day in
the metropolis. He returned south
last night.
Miss Julia Oleson, private secretary
to Govcrnor Otcro, enjoyed yesterday
as the guest Of her sister. Mrs. II. V.
Chaycs. She returned to Santa Fe
last night.
Fred u. McKcchan came homo Sun.
Jag morning from Lordsburg. where
he had gone To arrest a Chinaman who
Is supposed to be In this country with.
out the proper credentials.
Il. J. Huling. formerly in business
here. Is IN the city from Trinidad,
Colo, where he Is Interested in the
wool AMI sheep buying business. He
will 90 west to Arizona tonight.
Col. and Mrs. j. NJ. Moore expect to
leave in a few days for Salt Lake City.
Utah, where they resided about
twenty-five years ago. They viii be
absent FROM the city for a few weeks.
Misses Lena and Mildred Fox. two
popular young daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il. Fox. lett this morning for
Emporia. Kan, whore they will visit
relatives and friends for several
weeks.
Miss Emma iluning. who visited
mere last week among friends. left last
Saturday evening for her home In Los
Lunas. She vas accompanied by Miss
Mabel Hunt, who will visit her for a
week OF more
Mrs. Wm. DaZe, wife of a well
known Santa Fe Pacific railroad OH
clal, was here for u few hours from
WinsloY last Saturday night. She
came In on No. s aud returned ON the
next west bound passenger train.
John Thirion, the senior partner Of
the second hand firm of Thirion a. Law
Ter, is up and around and was noticed
at his place of business on west Gold
avenue, His right foot, which was
operated OF a short time ago. is get
ting along nicely.
Trotter a Gardiner, lesses of the
celebrated Folsom mine in Hell can
yon, loaded several wagons with sup
plies and left yesterday for the mine.
They Were accompanied by several
workmen and they will begin active
work on the mine at once.
Judge Silas Alexander, who, rumor
has il, was recently offered a judgeship
in the Porto Rico island, was here a
few hours last night, returning to his
home In SOcorro after n visit to Las
Vegas, whore he attended the Cover.
nor Otero reception and ball.
Mrs, r, a, Hubbell, wife of the popu-
lar county school superintendent, will
leave tonight for Magdalena, to visit
her relatives and friends. She viii be
absent several weeks, and the judge
Is now planning how he n spend the
heated days all alone in the metropo-
lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Rogers, accom-,
panied by Edward Gcrtio and his two
interesting sisters, were visitors To
Camp WlitcOmb yesterday, where
they spent the day in climbing the rug
ged mountain sides and enjoying the
pure mountain air. They returned in
the afternoon.
In tho reading rooms of the Santa
Fe Pacific on saturday evening The
machinist3 and shop men held a meet
Alh ~ W ''A' -
fccted for the holding Of a Fourth of
July picnic ext Thursday neal Los
COrrales. Refreshments will be pro
yided and dancing will be among the
principal amusements.
Al. Johnson, a hrst-class miner at
work on Commodore kcnt's placer
properties in the Hen canyon district,
came In from the mountains yesterday
10 enjoy metropolitan life for a few
days. lie reports things, mineral
aud otherwise" out In the Hell can
yon district, looking nicely, and says
the c~ommodore's placer properties are
bonanaas in every sense Of the word,
Next week James McCorriston and
r. l., Ho2ue will leave for the I'll
Rito quarrlCa on the Santa re Pacific,
where they will secure the necessary
stone fOg the piers Of The new Viaduct
over the tracks al Coal avenue. The
contractors will employ about a score
Of workmcn and by diligcnt work they
expect 10 bo able To Turn their part OF