Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-12
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

Dr. j. Il. Haynes left for the east
this morning ON n short trip.
II. ID. Becker. the general merchant
Of lsleta, is in the city today.
Louis Ilfeld and son. Lawrence. left
yesterday for the llfeld sheep ranch at
Anton Chico.
A. Singer. travelling representative
for Grunsfeld Bros. is In Taos county
with his samples.
Rev. II. NJ. Craig left yesterday for
Ration. He is the synodical missionary
of the Presbyterian church.
United States Marshal Foraker was
a passenger last night, bound for
silver city on official business.
Levi A. Hughes. the Santa Fc wool
uuyer. was Il homeward bound pas.
senger on the train this morning.
United States Deputy Marshal Nc.
Kcehan lett for I'll Paso. Texas, last
night on business connected with the
marshalis office.
The plank sidewalk ON south Second
street, west side, below Lead avenue,
vas torn up yesterday and will be re
placed by cement walks.
Regular review Of Alamo Hive No.
|. l.. q. +. NJ, at Odd Fellows hall
this evening at s O'Clock. Business Of
Importance. Nina Corson. X. X.
Mrs. II. J. Render. wife of a well
known Santa Fe Pacific engineer. has
been sick for the past week. She Is
reported up and around today.
The Missouri society will meet at
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this evening at 1880 o'clock. All ma.
tive born Missourians are invited to be
present.
Hon. A. NJ. Blackwell, who was In
attendance at the meeting of h st.
Louis fair commission in this city yes.
terday, was an eastbound passenger
ON the morning train.
Matias Contreras and son. Leopold
Contreras, of La Joya. both promin-
ent politicians of SoCorro county. were
here yesterday on business. They
returned south last night.
Adolph Hellweg left last night for
III Paso, Texas, where, II he secures
II position there, he will send for Mrs.
Hellwcg and children, and they will
reside in the Pass City in the future.
Alexandra Sandoyal, the county as.
| SCISSOR, drove In from his home above
the city this morning, and is anxious
ly waiting news from Washington as
to the reappointment of Governor
Otero.
Mrs. Charles Hawks has gone to
the hot springs at Sulphurs and will
remain n month to take the waters
and enjoy an outing In the amous re.
sort that equals any In America or
Europe.
Lee Baldwin, of Engle, N. NJ, passed
through yesterday for points in Colo
rad, where he will supervise the cat.
tie interests of his father, Levi Bald,
win, one of the stock kings of Socor'
70 county.
Sister Aloysius Joseph, of Chicago,
died lately at Tucson, Arizona, of lung
trouble. She was 80 years of age.
The remains, in charge of a sister
nun, passed through the city yester.
day, going to Chicago for burial.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron com
pany have engaged some Alabama ne
gro miners To work in the mines at
Gallup. Two carloads of the impor-
tation passed through the city last
night bound for the Carbon city.
Herman Hase lately bought 0 ,00u
pounds of wool to be delivered to him
at Dewey, n. NJ. lie left for that
point last night, The staple will be
shipped direct To Boston. Mr.. Haso
expects To purchase another large LOT
soon.
Another carload of natives from the
vicinity of El Paso passed through Al.
%Duquerque this morning en- route to
the Rocky Ford beet fields. The car
remained in Albuquerque long enough
10 enable the occupants to feed, water
and exercise,
Wells.Fargo Express company has
contributed SIS toward the purchase OF
a chemical fire wagon for the fire de,
partment, while the Harvey eating
house placed their names down for
the $1,000 mark.
j. T. Barraclough, Jr., the new man
ager OF the Crystal Ice company is
now enjoying the society OF his wife,
the lady having arrived here yester-
day, These good people will locate
here permanently, and are cordially
welcomed to II city.
Pitt Ross, city surveyor Is kept very
busy these days. lie gets home Oc-
casionally To see his family. His last
trip, from which he returned yester-
day, was TO the north end OF the coun-
ty, where he located some mining
claims for local parties,
Mrs. w. Y. Walton and daughters,
Mrs. w, II. Springer and Miss Jean
nette Walton, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs, III, l.. Miles, Of Wichita, Kansas,
and Forest Parker, enjoyed several
days In Coyote canyon. They report
having had a fine outing.
The young ladies' bible class OF the
Lead avenue Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday school viii give an
Ice cream and basket social at the
home Of j. W. Anderson, 400 west
Lead avenue, Thursday evening at
o'clock. Everyone invited.
Wallace Bowie. Of Gallup, son OF
Hon. Alex. Bowie. has favored The
Citi2Cn with an invitation To- the com
mencement exercises OF the Terre
Haute, Indiana. POLYTECHNIC institute, al
which ulape he IA "A THIS