Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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II. q. Hcssc, of Washington, ID. c."
is amung the late arrivals at the Grand
Central.
Alcck s. Moir. whose abiding place
is Coyote springs. out In the noun
tains. is enjoying city life for a few
days. and Is stopping at the Grand
Central.
i. =. Goodlandcr and J. j. Woods.
two wen known commercial travellers
from st. Louis, are in the city to-day,
and have their samples ut Sturgcs
European.
Major Ernest Meyers was a passen-
gnr to Santa Fe this morning on bust
ness in the interests OF the wholesale
li1uor establishment OF the Meyers
Abel company.
Robert Il. Bryan. wife and daughter,
from stockton, Cal, came In from the
west this morning and will enjoy sight
| seeing here for "A few days. They stop
at Sturges' European.
Edwin w. Orrin, with two children
and maid. came in from City Of Mexico
this morning and put up at the Hotel
| Highland. They will leave to night
for southern California.
- - l1ilNuls l'II'n'hAiht 'h' N'''
aucraue Foundry and Machine works,
left this morning To visit the mining
mills of the CoChiti district. He VIII
be absent several days.
]. J. Blow, the gentleman who Is in
torested in mines In southern New
Mexico and also over in the captain
district. IL stopping In the city, regis
tered at the Hotel Highland.
Regular review OF Alamo Hive No.
/. l.. O. T. NJ, this evening. April
9th. at |. o. O. +. hall ut I o'clock.
4 fun attendance Is desired. Business
OF importance. Nina Corson. X. X.
The local horsemen will hold an i'm
portant meeting upstairs over Ieiger's
Cafe tonight. to perfect plans for
matinee races at the fair grounds ev'
cry Sunday afternoon during the sum
mer.
ID. G. Whitney. a Cripple Creek, Col
Orado, miner, who Is on IA visit to Cen
trail. New Mexico, with a view to look
ing yer the mineral resources, has a
comfortable room at the New Metro
politan.
Four plain DRINKS and three vag
rants were m~arshalled before Judge
Crawford this morning. Small fines
were imposed on the y, DIS and the
yags were told to lose no time In leav'
ing the city.
\, a. Grant, owner of the Journal
Democrat and other Albuquerque en-
torpriscs. came in from his San Fran
cisco headquarters last night and will
remain in the territorial metropolis
for a short time.
I4h, AFnllna, .UrI. hnu lAnn In th.
livery business at Bland for the pas
six years, has decided To go over into
the Pecos country. lie was here this
morning and left for Santa Fe, from
whence he starts to his new location
Rev. Francis Il. Clark, ID. d., presi
dent of the United Society of Chris
tian Endeavor, has written to parties
in this city in when he a Y he will
positively be here on May 2 and de
liver an address at the Christian En-
deayor rally. He VIII leave on the
same evening for Los Angeles.
l.. u. Dcnsmore left last night fUl
Gallup. He filed his supersedeas
bond, for his appearance when his
case comes up before the territorial
supreme court, yesterday with the
following bondsmen: Palmer Ketner
w. f. kuchenbecker, Jacob Tratnick
J. j. WeXelberger and John Schwartz
This evening DR.. w. S. Brayton ant
p wife, accompanied by Mrs. IL. s. Nun
son and daughter, Miss Pearl, are eX
peCted to pass through Albuquerqu,
on their way to Los Angeles, wher,
they will reside for a few weeks. Tn,
travellers are well known in this city
and no doubt will be greeted by {
large party Of their friends at the de
pot tonight,
? Capt, 4. w. Collier, postmaster OF
Ration, came In from Alamogordo thii
+ morning and continued on to Ration
, The captain and wife passed through
this city a short time ago for Alamo
gOrdO on a visit to their daughter
Mrs. George G, Bryan, wife Of Alamo
= gordo's well known physician and gol
? player. Mrs, Collier will remain al
A|lamogordo for a few weeks yet.
r. u. Hall was seen at his wei
known foundry and machine work,
yesterday, and he stated that he would
soon pack up his household goods ant
ship them to Hollywood, California
whore Mrs. Hall and children will &c
to housekeeping and reside In the IN
ture. This change will keep Mr.. Hal
dllllpHl constantly On lnt move DC
tween this city and southern Califor
mia.
, Miss Nichols, teacher at the Har
, wood home, is quite sick. and seems
, to be threatened with pneumonia
q Mrs, Bunker will have charge of th'
childrcn's meeting at the Lead ave
nue. Methodist church during the sick
ness Of Miss Nichols, These children,
meetings are proving quite an impor
taut feature of the revival meetings
. now in progress AT the Lead ayenu,
. church.
D Miss Blanche Field has been com
F. PEELED to close her select school Oh
west Lead avenue. owing to falling
health, and In a few days will leav,
for California in the hope that a res
and cnange Of climate viii restor,
her former good health. Miss Fiel,
/ has performed most excellent work II
| her school during the past two years
and her failing health aud departurl
p from the city will be greatly regret
ted by all.