Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-27

Fred. Otcro went north on n bust.
ness trip this morning.
Samuel j. Woodruff. OF San Antonio.
Texas, IA well known sheep raiser, Is
in the city.
j. +. Cook. of Socorro. Is in the city.
lie Is en- the sick list and came up
to the metropolis to consult a well
known physician.
Mrs. hrment took passage on the
east bound train this morning for
Dodge City, Kansas, where the lady
will spend the summer.
Il. Barela. the deputy sheriff ut
Grants, Valencia county, Is In the city
to-day, purchasing goods and supplies
for his store Mt that place.
j. j. Johnson's ~variegatcd incandes.
cent revolving lights, In front Of his
resort on Railroad avenue. Is n great
attraction after 6 O'Clock every even
Ing.
Gus. O'Brien. of Santa Fe, was a
trayele, on the morning train from
the south. returning from Mexico and
eu route to Kansas City, from which
point he will return to Santa Fe.
II. A. Sleystcr returned home last
| night after a ten days business trip
| through Colorado. He was looking
after the interests OF the Atlas lnsur-
ance company, for which he Is the res.
ident agent.
A gentleman Is around trying to get
up advertisements for n railroad time
book. Advertisers will not soon for
get the other man. who was here n
few months ago, and who bilked n few
advertisers,
There will he a regular meeting of
the w. II. C.. tomorrow tTuesday)
afternoon at 2;3O sharp. Imitation.
All members urged to be present. by
order Of the president. Alba lsher-
wood. secretary.
N. Salmon. OF Santa Fe, came In
from the capital last Saturday to at
tend the funeral of his countryman
and schoolmate, Gabriel Gargoura,
which took place yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Salmon will return to Santa Fe
tonight.
Sheriff Carlos Baca, of Los Lunas.
Is in the city to-day. He brought up
with HIM an insane woman, and
turned her over Ia Sheriff Hubbell.
who will have charge of her until her
case Is heard by one of the district
court judges.
II. NJ Walt, who Is largely interest
ed In copper properties situate In the
Zuni mountains, left for the east this
morning in connection with business
pertaining to his mining and other
interests. lie Is "A particular friend
OF j. W. Edwards.
The funeral OF Gabriel Gargoura
took place yesterday afternoon at his
late residence ON Tijeras avenue, be-
tween Second and Third streets. and
was largely attended. The Odd Eel
lows. OF which the deceased was a
member, attended in a body,
Fred. Fisher, who was seriously in.
jured IN the mill OF the Cochiti Gold
Mining company at Albemarle about
two months ago, returned to the city
Saturday evening. He Is able to get
around with the aid of crutches and
a complete recovery is but a question
Of a ew weeks.
S. Lindauer, with his wife and child.
rCn, passed through the city from
Deming going north this morning,
Mrs. Lindauer and children are on
their way To visit relatives and friends
In Europe, and Mr.. Lindauer will ac.
company them AZ far as las Vegas,
returning SOutn tonight.
Last Fridays Las Vegas Optic says:
Miss l.. Armijo came up from Albu-
querque this afternoon on a visit to
Mrs, Il. G, H%enriques and incidentally
t. attend the marriage of the latter's
daughter, Miss Opheli. to +. A, Man.
~zanarcs, Jr., the words that make the
promising young couple N To be pro
nOunced at the MonteZuma hotel,
| NnnnaU nj n'slAaE a nm hu Pow
A. G. fougot.
The butchers picnic at Orange
grove above the city. yesterday, was
one Of the biggest successes of the
twentieth century, and there We're
present a big crowd of meat caryers,
with their wives and friends. Target
shooting, sack and foot races, singing
and talking, kept everybody in good
humOr. On the return home an ac-
cident happened in crossing a stream
which caused several of the most
enthusiastic OF the crowd to arrive in
the city pretty wet.
Miss Bailey, who has been a visitor
the past two winters and numbers
many friends In this city, was al east
bound passenger this morning en-
route to Perry, Oklahoma, where the
young lady will in future make her
home, as on Tuesday she will be met
at Newton, Kansas, by Mr.. Walter
Jones. Of Perry. To whom she will
| be joined in matrimony. The Citizen
extends its best wishes to the bride.
to-be and heartiest congratulations Ia
! the prospective groom.
BENJAMIN II. Bryan, a member OF
the firm of +. G. Logan, the Chicago
New York stock and grain brokers'
2 who have a private telegraph wire
l all over the United States, made a
flying trip 10 Albuquerque this orn
Ing, coming on the flyer at 4 O'Clock
and returning north on No. 2 at $3.50
While In Albuquerque Mr.. Bryan dem
onstrated how quickly an order could
be executed on the Chicago board OF
trade and the trade reported back
1t took just twenty-five seconds. Mr.
g Bryan came down to consult with w
y = Metcalf in regard to placing CORES
u %pondents at Las Vegas and I'll Paso
He was accompanied by T.. j. Nally
general superintendent, and G.. Il