Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-29
LOCAL PARAG

A good rain visited the Rio Grande
valley last night.
W. u. Mccoy. OF Bland. is here and
IL being shown the courtesies OF the
city by II. r. Pinckney.
At her home on South Edith street,
Mrs, r. l.. Hopping Is suffering with
a sever attack OF la grippe.
Hon. j, Lorenzo Hubbell, Of Ganado,
Arizona, Is at Santa Fe. lie Is a BROTH
err OF the Hubbell brothers OF this city.
y. H. shaw, ex-postmaster OF Bland,
came down from the mountains last
evening to transact some legal busl-
ness.
Judge j. w. Crumpacker left for
Santa Fe on Sunday evening to attend
the present session OF the supreme
rourt.
w. r. Strain. the well known rail-
reader, Is enjoying a visit from his sis
ter, who arrived the other day from
the east.
Joe f.. Sheridan. territorial coal mine
Inspector. came In from the north last
night after an official visit to the coal
fields OF that section.
District Attorney Thos. A. Finical
was u passenger for Santa Fe this
morning, where he will attend the ter
ritorial supreme court.
Elmer Il. Veeder. the Las Vegas at
torney, Is In Socorro with Judge STAINS
bury. where they are hearing a few
Indian depreciation cases.
The latest faces Of type for letter
heads, circulars, envelopes and the like
at The Citizen office. Get your job
printing done at this office.
Assayer w. II. Stevens finished his
business In A~lgodones yesterday a lit
tie earlier than he expected and came
home on the evening train.
IL. NJ. Dougherty, a well known at
torney OF Socorro, passed up the road
for Santa Fe Sunday morning, to at
tend the territorial supreme court.
Hon Frank A. Hubbell enjoyed Sab
bath with his family, returning to San
ia Fe Sunday night. Mr.. Hubbell In
closely watching the dolngs OF the leg
l~slature.
Miss Kate Casey, formerly of this
city, who was at Santa Fe on a visit
to Miss Crane, has left the capital for
Denver, where she will reside for an
indefinite period.
Mr.. Van Horne. who is interested In
several good mining proposition in the
Sandia mountains is expected at AL
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business trip to Denver.
Hon. Alex. Bowie, the able legisla-
tive representative, visited his constitu-
ents at Gallup Saturday, remaining
over Sunday. He returned to his duties
at the capital Monday morning.
The Santa Fe route will run another
miners and ~prospectors' excursion
from Denver, Colorado Springs. Pu-
cblo and Canon city, Colo. on Feb
ruary 8, tickets to be good until March
Z. 1901.
The Gallup Republican says: The
local minstrel aggregation are making
preparations TO play In Albuquerque
next week. The people OF the Duke
city will not be disappointed with their
clever work.
Owing to the sad bereavement OF
Governor and Mrs. Otero, on account
Of the death Of their little daughter,
the invitations to the reception to the
members OF the assembly on Friday
evening have been recalled.
w. y. Chllders, Of this city, and b. II.
Dye, Of White oaks, have instituted a
suit against n. G. Crazy and f. Heinz
man Of White oaks, for possession Of
the Compromise mining claim in hat
district, and sl0, 900 damages.
Twenty-four carloads Of Scotland
sheep were unloaded at the stock yards
to-day, After being watered and fed
they were put on the cars again and
started for Los Angeles. i. w. Wash
burn, OF Kansas City and seven as
sistants were in charge,
B. l.. Giltner, who is engaged at
mining In the Sandia mountains. Is
expected IN Albuquerque next Thurs
day, II Will be remembered Mr., GILT
ner Is developing an Odo Castle body,
and we are informed there Is a strong
probability that his most sanguine ex-
pectations will be realized.
A scheme is on foot, among certain
well known citizens Of Albuquerque, To
get an employment agency OF the east
TO ship out servant girls who under
stand general homework and cooking.
GOOD wages are paid here, but the
ladies now in the city, apparently,
have no inclination 10 work.
Mike OMEN, the turquoise king OF
the Cerrillos district, and who Is well
known In this city, has sold the Tom
Paine ana Golden Eagle lode claims, In
Hungry gulch Of the above district. to
Ransom b. Thomas, OF Magdalena;
consideration, $4,000, Mr.. Thomas IL
the superintendent OF the Cerrillos
smelter,
Last evening Joseph Schick arrived
here from his home in Detroit. Mich,
attend the funeral OF his father,
Schick. who died in Santa
Fc county last Thursday, Since lssv-
ing here several years ago the young
nan has Travelled over this island OF