Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The scholars OF the New mexico n
versity are this week taking their
spring vacation.
l.. A. Simonds, representing the To
peka Paper company. is in the city
with his samples.
Judge d. +. Adams, who was at
Santa Fe on legal matters, returned
to the city last night.
w. A. Smith, sheriff of Mckinley
county, and Robert Brown came In
from Gallup last night.
Passover services at Temple Al,
bert will commence at 1880 D. IN. this
evening. p. Jacobs. rabbi.
Carlos Baca, sheriff OF Valencia
county. was in the city esterday. re-
turning south to Los Lunas last night.
John Becker, the extensive general
merchant and -four miller of Belen,
is in the metropolis to-day on bust.
ness
Dan. Elliott. the Santa Fe roadmast.
er at Las Vegas. Is in the city to-
day on business connected with his
department. q
Mrs. W. Il. Martin. who was at So
zorro on a visit to relatives and
friends. returned to her home In Santa
Fe this morning.
Mrs. John Olipbant is the new clerk
at the store Of A. b. McGaffey u Co.
vice o. III. Gerry. who resigned and
has gone to Kansas City
o. NJ. Fairchild and wife, nee Miss
Media Tyler, are in the city to-day
| Mr.. Fairchild represents q wholesal,
CT npta otlk thraah hnnan
Mrs. Paul Dalies. Mrs Carl Rein
ken and Miss Blanche Moses were II
the city shopping yesterday. They
returned to Belen last night.
Frank Mckee, cashier Of the First
National bank, Is expecting n visit
from bis father, John M. Mckee. OF
Nashville, Tenn, In a few days.
f. w. Murphy. representative OF
the Colorado Casket company, with
headquarters in Denyer. was In the
city to-day interviewing the under
takers.
Rev. w. Il. Foulks, the Methodist
Episcopal church pastor OF Gallup
came in from the west last night tC
attend the Territorial Sunday School
convention. ~
Prof. d. NJ Richards. superintend
ent OF the public schools at Gallup
came In from the west to-day to at
tend the Territorial Sunday School
convention.
Luke Walsh and AL. Coleman rsgis
tered at Las Vegas yesterday. They
are en- route to Santa Rosa. The lively
town on the extension 6f the Roel
Island road,
II. C..Gardner left this morning fol
his home In Tennessee. lie was sec
rotary OF the MontezIma Savings
Loan and Building association. but re
signed his position.
Mrs. J. W. Harding, who was a
Chihuahua. Mexico, on a visit To heI
son, Clyde Harding. has returned t.
the city. Mrs. Harding was absen'
from Albuquerque for about tire,
months.
l.. l.. Henry, the well known attor
ney Of Gallup. who Is interested II
several cases at the present session
OF the district court, Is In the metro
polls to-day, coming In from the wes'
last night.
| Prof James Devine and wife cam,
In from Phoenix, Arizona, last nigh
to visit relatives and friends for
few weeks. The professor Is tn
band teacher OF the famous Phoeni,
Indian school band.
Hon. E. A. Miera, who was here OF
court matters and TO also attend
meeting of the county commissioners
Of which he is chairman, left for hi
home at Cuba, In the Nacimiento coun
try late yesterday afternoon.
The Conrad Gonzales. who was In
dicted the other day by the grand jur,
for stock stealing, il not the wei
known and popular sheep raiser an
buyer. Conrad Gonzales, who reside
on New York avenue OF this city,
The El Paso News OF April 2 says
William Farf, OF Albuquerque. wher
he is proprietor OF the leading mea
market OF that city, came down to L
Paso this morning, accompanied b,
his two daughters. Misses Ray AM
Edna.
Frank Romero, a wealthy rancho
and sheep raiser OF Peralta, Valencii
county, was in the city Yesterday an,
submitted TO a dificult operation 70
the removal OF a small piece OF bon
In his nose. which had decayed iron
the effects of catarrh,
Mrs. Geo. Scottie has returned iron
Denver, where she has been VISITING
for the past three weeks relatives
She says that her son Joseph, who 1
attending college at the Colorado car
ital, Is getting along finely In hi
studies, and is growing fast.
In the planning mill Of John New
lander yesterday, Otto Newlander un
fortunately missed his calculations OF
distances, and as a result two finger
were severed from the left hand. Tn,
gentleman will not be able for dut,
In the mill for a couple OF weeks.
Prof. T., A., Schultz, step.father o
Mrs. T. b. Catron, Of Santa Fe, dice
In the City OF Mexico OF pneumonia
Deceased was a German by birth, bu
had lived In this country many years
principally In New York and Arizona
He was 20 years OF age and a widower
j. s.. Hutchinson, who, with a brai
new suit on and war paint on his face
with fighting feathers dangling from
his solnbrero, left yesterday afternoon