Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-15
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Insurance Adjuster Brewer was a
passenger bound for Las Vegas this
morning.
w. j. Tway and family have gone
To- San Francisco. Mr.. Tway has been
In poor health the past few weeks.
It is thought that they will reside In
the future on the raciiic coast.
The studio of Architect Chas. f.
Whittlesey, which has been in the
hands of the carpenters for several
weeks past. will be completed to-mor-
row. when the work OF moving into
IT will begin.
Mrs. l.. Il. Putney, who was In south
crn California the past few weeks en-
Toying a needed recreation, returned To
the city yesterday morning. She
states that now Is the time to visit
southern California.
Sidney Bridgeman and wife left
this morning for Northampton. Mass,
after IA pleasant visit In this city with
the family of Colonel Goss. The east
| crncrs also made n tour of old Mex
leo and Caniornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Schmaal.
mack came home Saturday evening
from their honeymoon tour to the
| interesting little city OF Santa Fe,
and have gone to housekeeping on
south Third street.
n. G. Huntzinger, the Railroad ave.
nue. photographer, was visited by his
old friend, Rev. John G. Hay, OF Pueb'
10. Colorado. Rev. Hay left last night
for Los Angeles, whore he will take
charge of IA church there.
Frank Written. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Written. has developed into a
first class fencing artist. He Is a
member OF the Annapolis academy
fencing team that defeated n crack
French team by n score Of IL to 4.
Yesterday Marshal McMillin was no
tilted by the San Francisco authori.
ties that relatives were en- route to
this city to take In charge kas-
tens, who Is being held here. Kastens'
mental faculties are quite badly de-
ranged.
NJ. l.. Becker, the New Mexico agent
of the Germania Life Insurance com
pany, returned last Saturday night
from a long trip to the northern coun.
ties, and this morning a moving his
household goods into his new resi-
donCe, corner Fifth street and New
York avenue.
Bids for NJ plumbing in lac new
residence of cared Grunsfeiu were
opened on Saturday. and as Brock.
meier & Co. We're the lowest, the con
tract was awarded them. The other
bidders were the nitney Company
ana 4. l.. Staehlin.
A. G. Wells. general manager of the
santa Fe Pacific and Southern Califor-
| aHn RatlNsFnNHg 10 In tho aif a. nm a fnIII
OF inspection. Mr.. Wells reports bus
mess active. in fact lively, ana the
whole regular force. with increased
additions, are kept hustling day and
night these times.
This was n busy day for City Mar
shall McMillin, IL being the last day
In the fiscal year, n before the u
ell meets tonight his books will be
misunderstanding the number of ar
rests. meals served and total collec-
tons for fines during the past year.
\ car load OF thoroughbred horses
were unloaded here on Saturday night
and taken to Trimble's red barn.
where they were given n nights rest,
and yesterday they were shipped to
old Mexico. Mr.. Blum was the Owl
err, and had purchased them in st.
Louis.
The recent consignment of 1000
books for the Reynolds public library
are being c%atalogued by the new H.
brarian, Miss Wetter, and placed in
the shelving. Just as soon as the
chairs arrive everything will be in
readiness and then the new library
will be opened to the public.
Bids for the residence OF Il. Y, Short
were opened this morning In the office
OF Edward b. Cristy, architect, The
lowest bid was Mr.. Gustafson for gen.
oral contract and A. l.. Staehlin for
plumbing. Contracts were signed and
work will begin at once. thus adding
another house to the large list Of
homes that have been built on Coal
avenue during the present spring,
At the meeting of the local lodge OF
Elks held SATURDAY night the follow
ing officers were installed; Charles
f. Meyers, exalted ruler; Arthur Ever
it, exalted leading knight; Or. ]. II.
Haynes, exalted lecturing knight; c.
w. Medler, secretary, Charles
Hawkes.. treasurer. At the next meet.
ing OF the lodge II is probable the
appointment Of officers will be made,
This afternoon the remains of Mrs.
Katherine G. Stems We're given TEN
porary interment at Fairview Gene
terry, and in a few months II is expect
ed the husband, who Is now a lieuten-
ant in the Philippines, will arrive and
accompany the body TO the old home
in Joliet, III, Mrs. Mccullough, the
nurse who accompanied Mrs, Stcrns TO
this city, will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Chicago,
Several important meetings Of the
Mariana oil company, locators OF val
liable oil lands near Gallup, were held
ia the city last week, and II was de
tormined TO push the drilling on the
lands at once. President W. III, Woll
and Secretary D., NJ Richards, of the
company, whose headquarters are al
Gallup, with n. u, Borden, are now on
the field with machinery and the Ma
riano OIL company expects Cheerful
news OF a big gusher" in = short time