Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-09
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

4. n. Baca. the cattle inspector for
this division. IL here today from San
Marcial.
Messrs. r. s. Hubbell, Thos. Hughes
and q. +. Albright were passengers to
Santa Fe last night.
Mrs. q. NJ. Grove and son, Harry,
will start tonight on n journey to the
interesting points In California and
British Columbia.
NJ. Wisbrun returned from El Paso
last night. whore he purchased n cOu-
pie OF carloads of fine Texas cattle
Tor his meat market In Bcrnalillo.
l. !. Freudenberg came down from
Bernalillo with his little children to
attend the performance of the famous
dog and pony show Of Prof. Gentry.
Pretty swift mail between Las We
gas and Albuquerque. Although to-
| iay is Thursday. last Saturdays issue
| Of the Optic was received this morn
ing.
Frank Hall returned this morning
| from san Marcial from an official bus
mess trip preparatory to the opening
OF the MAY term of court I'm SocOrro
county.
Al. Coleman and Luke Walsh. for
merly In business here. left last night
for Santa Rosa. via Las Vegas, wher,
they will soon engage In the saloon
business.
A couple of extra coach loads OF dis
charged soldiers from the Thirty-nintt
infantry passed through the city. Tn,
boys were destined for their respect
i've homes in the states.
John ID. Torlina entertained his old
friend. DIR. Armand Ravold, of st. Paul
in this city yesterday. The physic
ian left last night for Arizona, wher,
he will inspect some mining proper
ties.
General Manager Chas. Roe, of tn,
Singer Sewing Machine company o
New Mexico and Arizona. whose head
quarters are i'm this city, left for tn,
north last night in the interests of hii
company.
Harr Wagner, who addressed an Al
b%uquerque audience recently. spenl
Tuesday in the city and was entertain
ed by Prof. Hickey. The famous lee
turer left the same evening for San
Francisco.
d. ~ WAY NV ipop'icuo hiih'' "
the Cochiti district. and Attorney NJ
Aber. of Philadelphia. who Is interest
ed In the Cochiti a. Northwestern raj
way, were passengers for the famou
district yesterday.
On Friday evening, May "a, an ca
ccllent program of music will be rel
dered in the Jewish temple. Anon
the numbers which are being r,
hearsed are The Creation" and "Th
Heavens Are Telling
w, J. Campbell. Of Osceola, lows
who has been in this city for tire
months past on a visit to his sol
, John II. Campbell, chief deputy I'm
ted States marshal, and family, LEI
this morning for the east.
Hon. Martin Lehman, member G
the territorial cattle sanitary boart
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Las Vegas, to attend tn
first meeting of the new board. A
organization will be effected this ever
4. ing.
!. Martin Tierney yesterday recei'
= ed a message announcing the seriou
A illness of his aged mother In BurlinI
ton, Iowa. and last night started f.
her bedside. He will probably retur
home to his duties as street commit
sioner in a couple OF weeks.
O. NJ. Fairchild, who recently ma
ried Miss Media Tyler, a well know
young lady formerly employed as
: saleslady at The Economist, came
: from the south yesterday. He IL III
:, travelling salesman for n silk threa
establishment in st. Louis.
Miss Gardy Strain. a sister Of v
T. Strain, the railroader, who wa
here the past few months on "A visit
: her brother, left last night for he
old home at Richmond, III. The youn
lady made many friends here, but st
. could not stand the high altitude.
l. h. +. Armstrong. representing +.
Beck, of New York, extensive man
%facturers OF wall paper, arrived In III
city on the morning train from
PasO, and will remain in the city tw
, or three days. While here the gentl
4 man will be the guest Of Capt, G,
I Hudson.
Thomas J. Passmore, for a numbC
| of years employed as carriage painte
for j, Korber a. Co, left yesterda
for his new home in Saginaw, Mich
h'l' Nv w hN''PN ~ Hili'ioi Hba
, ton. The services OF Painter Fran
Moore have been engaged by the loci
n carriage manufacturer,
This morning Rev, Bruce Kline.
Rev. George Brewer and Rev, N, v
Alger left for Las Vegas, where the
will attend the Baptist conferenC
which begins tomorrow. Owing I
the absence of the pastor, there wi
D be no services at the Baptist churo
: in this city next Sunday,
5 The second racing matinee ON Su.
day next for charity Is expected
be "A pretty warm number. The hors,
are getting into better shape eveI
day and several that got left
the last matinee will make a dinerel
showing on Sunday next. In the co
race "McGinty" appears To be the (
yorite, as he IA a full brother to Il
q Bennett" and whenever odd Pal
\ lets him out, the other fellows wi
fr6ok lin. -29 .eents. A great mar
think Pap IL holding in 10 scot
8 the fair purses, but the judges {