Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

J. ID. Eakin returned yesterday from
Santa Rosa. and reports that place as
being very lively.
J.. Thomson Lindsey. who repre-.
scuts n st. Louis Wholesale house In
samples.
Miss Kittic Elder, who has been con.
fined to her home by Illness for the
past few days. is reported III rapidly
improving.
A. \. Keen Is sailing over the great
desert today en- route To Los Angeles,
where he win visit with his wife for
a short time.
Conductor w. VI. Aliens wife. who
has been visiting In California for
some time past, is expected to arrive
home this evening.
Regular review of Alamo Hive, No.
/. l.. o. +. NJ. this evening, July cath,
In l.. o. O. +. hall. at 3 o'clock sharp.
Nina Carson. X. X.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Episco-
nal church. will meet tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock in the church.
II. II. Wessendorf. of New Orleans,
Is n visitor In Albuquerque and will
remain a few days. being domiciled at
j. II. Martins on Mountain road.
Jessie. the 20-day-old infant daugh-
ter of BarthOl Gallegos. died at the
family home last evening and was bur.
led In the Pajarito cemetery today.
Mr.. Mcclure, the outside rustic for
the New Mexican, passed up the road
this morning from El Paso to Santa
Fe. He was accompanied by his lit
tie daughter.
Miss Andrews left last night for Las
Vegas, after a stay Of a week in this
city. dispensing free cups of coffee and
tea to the patrons in the store of j.
l., Bell a. Co.
Serafn Whiting arrived In Albu-
querque last night and reports the en-.
tire farming district from Alameda to
Pcna Blanca has been deyasted by
grasshoppers.
\ score or more of laborcrs left last
night for Grand Canyon, where they
will be employed on the extension OF
the new road. They were hired here
by j. II. Bennett.
Rev. Thomas Harwood. su~perinten-
dent of the Methodist Spanish mis-.
sions in New Mexico and Arizona, Is
at Clayton, Union county, on business
connected with his duties.
Fred Thompson, a competent press
man in this city, leaves tomorrow
night for the City of Mexico. whore he
has accepted a position in the large
printing establishment of Hull Bros.
Mrs. George Frost, wife of the we'll
known conductor, has gone to Chicago
for an extended visit. She was ac.
companied by her brother. l.. II. Good
rich, a book-bindor In the employ Of
A. j. Cox, Chicago.
Brockmoier a Cox, the Gold avenue
plumbers. have added to their stock Il
full line OF carefully selected builders
hardware and carpenters tools. and
are now ready to supply the trade and
the public from n fresh and new stock.
G. NJ. Foraker, United States
marshal of New Mexico, who has so
capably filled that Office for several
years and who recently received his ap-
pOintment for another four-yearterm,
was sworn in today by Judge Crum.
packer.
Al their home in Boston, Mass, last
Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Baer wei
coined the arrival of a fine baby girl,
The parents are prominently known
In Albuquerque and their numerous
friends here are forwarding congratu.
latiOns.
Charles X. Newhall, the efficient
county treasurer, got away for Dan
yers, Mass, this morning, where he
will join his wife and little child, who
IutrA hoo. trt.Hss,.v sI... So. .a.L...l
weeks past, The family viii return to
Albuquerque in about a month.
Hoo Gun, a celestial, who has been
In this city several months, will have
a hearing before United States Com
missioner Whiting tomorrow on
charge OF being u|nlawfully a resident.
II the HoO-doo is shown to be Illegal,
Gun will be fired back to China.
Michael Mandell Is in Now York
purchasing TALL stock for the big cloth.
ing and furnishing goods store OF
Mandell a Grunsfeld, in addition to
which he Is making oil talks incidcn.
tally for the Wallace oil company, Of
which he is one OF the directors,
one Of the Matthew milk teams
ran away this afternoon and Collidcd
with a tree at corner Of Third street
and silver avenue, where the team be-
came free and started west. The last
seen OF the animals they We're headed
for the craters beyond the Rio
Grande.
Charles T.. Whittlosey left last night
for San Francisco where he will con
suit with officials Of the Santa Fe Pa
cihc Railway company in regard to
some building improvements which
are Ia be made along their lines in
California, ON his return he will visit
with his family in Los Angeles.
O. w. Strong a Sons shipped a cas-
kCt out to n Wingate last night. No
particulars We're obtained, but il is
presumed that the caskct was intend
ed for the remains of Al Morrison,
whose body was found In the ruins of
an Indian trading store, which was
destroyed by fire on Monday night.
The many friends OF Rev. and Mrs,
Robert NJ. Craig, viii be pleased TO
note the conyalescence OF their little
daughter, Mildred, who has been dan