Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Albuquerque lodge No. 1886. /. o. Is.
A., will meet this evening at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. DR.. liarroun, of Santa Fe. re-
turned home this morning, after a
pleasant visit with her son the civil
engineer.
w. b. Walton. editor OF the Silver
City Independent. and Thomas
Hughes, editor of The Citizen, visited
santa Ee to-day.
Mrs. Il. u. Leonard came down from
Bland last evening on business con
nected with the estate OF her brother,
Henry Bletcher, deceased.
Fifty capitalists of Albuquerque
have put up $50 each and secured To-
cations of several thousand acres of
oil lands in the vicinity of the Gallup
oil fields.
Paul and Eugenlo Yrisarri were In
the city yesterday from their sheep
ranch neal the Pinos Wells district.
They We're here to purchase n supply
OF ranch goods.
John Evans left for his home in
Bland this morning. He proposes to
perform some extensive development
work on his Producer mine In the
Cochiti district this year.
Upon the advice OF his physicians.
Ferd. Levy left last night for IA lower
| altitude, and Is now en- route to his
home In Newark. New Jersey. where
he will reside during the summer.
The Tucson Citizen has been pur.
chased by a syndicate of democrats
for $500. G. NJ. shannon. formerly
internal event collector for New
Mexico and Arizona. Is one of the pur.
Chasers.
NJ. II. Donahoe, formerly In the
hardware business. has returned to
the city from a trip to the Pinos Wells
neighborhood. He states that he
found the country pretty dry and that
sheep looked poor.
Rev. Robert Hodgson, of Cerrillos,
started for New Orleans last night to
attend the missionary conference
which begins on April "a. His broth.
or. Rev. Mark Hodgson of Las Cruces,
will accompany him.
Harry Lee sold his thoroughbred
trotter, Golden Gift. TO j. A. Hubbs
proprietor of the Albuquerque steam
laundry. The animal, which has q
track record OF a little better than
2:36, brought a good round sum.
w. and s. Horabin, doing n genera
merchandise business at Thoreau, on
on the Santa Fe Pacific, have solo
their stock and business to the Hyd,
Exploring Expedition company
which gives the company half a dozeI
stores between Pennington and thu
railroad.
A Christian Endeavor rally will b.
held i'm this city on Thursday, May 2
at which time DR.. Francis Il. Clark
president Of the United Society o
Christian Endeavor, will be present
II is quite probable that several prom
inent Christian workers of the terri
tory will be in attendance.
At the Knights of Pythias hall las
night the lodge OF Woodmen Of thu
World and the Woman's Circle on
joyed an evening of dancing. Refresh
mcnts were served. Hon. JOSIAH
Towne, of Omaha, superintendent o
the reinstatement department, wal
there and addressed the audience In
very pleasing manner.
j.. y. Mott, of Cascade, Colo, with hi.
mother We're entertained last night by
MI. and Mrs. w. IL. Matson. The!
We're returning home after a trip L
various points In California. Mr.. Not
Is the proprietor OF the eating hous'
system of the Colorado Midland rail
way. The gentleman and his mothe
We're passengers on the north boun,
train this morning, en- route for thei
home.
Frank Blakely, a wealthy youn,
gentleman of Homestead, Pa, VIII,
; has been conducting an Indian trading
post near Gallup for a long time, al
rived here Sunday night in a yer
l weakened condition. While at hi
place OF business he became very sic
and received no care except tina
; which the Indians saw tit to admins
: ter. He came here to receive treaI
, ment from the local physicians.
II. NJ. Walt, OF Newton. Kan, an
u. h. Burger, OF Fort Scott, Kan, ar
/, in the city, and were introduced a
The Citizen office at noon to-day b
: j. w. Edward, the well known under
T, takcr. The gentlemen will leave Il
night for Thoreau, out on the SAINT
Fc Pacific, and from there penetrat
the Zuni mountain district, wher
they will continue the development G
, some first class copper properties.
, The handsome residence whic
Mayor o. n. Marion will erect will b
< located on the triangle lot corner
Eighth street and Tijeras ayenu
The structure will be two stories an
well, It will be when finished tn
prcttiest and incest residence in IN
l%owlands. The mayor states positive
D ~ that II will be warm in the vii
ter and cool In the summer, and h
expects to have everything READY 5
as To go to work OF the pretty home
by May l.. Architect Whittlesey ha
. the plans and specifications abor
completed.
The fun proceedings of the Nv
Councils-the old and the new--hel
last night will be found on the secon
page OF to-day's Citizen, The nomini
. tions, as made by the mayor and col
3 frmed by the council; the bills, a
allowed by the outgoing council; IN
s standing committees, otherwise know
e Us the mayors cabinet" the Apr
J. priation ordinance and the ordinanC
relative to an electric street railwa