Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Henry was here to-day from
the Cochiti district.
Patrick Bibby, OF Bland, has come
to the territorial metropolis to re-
side.
Fred. b. McKeehan left for Las
Cruces last night where he will at
tend the United States court.
W. J. Tway is contemplating a trip
to Loda, Cal, in a few days to visit
a sister whom he has not seen for
twenty years.
Cade Selvy, the special agent on
the Santa Fe Pacific. came In from
the west yesterday afternoon, and is
here to-day on business.
Mrs. l.. A. Ceilings and daughter
are here from Cubero to attend the
Sunday school convention. Other
school workers arrived last night.
Judge Stansbury. special attorney
to hear testimony In Indian depreda-
ton claims against the government.
departed for Socorro last Saturday
night.
With the district court, probate
court and county commissioners in
session the court house is crowded to-
day with people from all parts Of the
county.
Patrick Neeland, who has been re-
siding In Bland for several years past,
has accepted a position In the retail
department OF NJ. +. Myers at Ill
south First street.
Mrs. G.. M. Foraker, her two little
children, and Mrs. Fred. McKeehan
will leave tonight for Los Angeles,
where they will enjoy a visit with
friends for a few weeks.
Mrs. j. II. Armijo and children. fam
lily of Postmaster Armijo. enjoyed last
Saturday on a visit to the family OF
Hon. Pedro Perea mt B~ernalillo. They
returned in the evening.
John II. Campbell, formerly exam.
liner of the department Of justice, en-.
tered upon his duties as chief deputy
in the Office OF United States Mar
shall G.. NJ. Foraker this morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Oliver,
at the Indian school yesterday, a nine
pound baby daughter. Mother and
little n doing finely. Papa Oliver Is
the happiest man In the city to-day.
The city republican central commit
tee will hold a very important meet
ing In the office of Attorney John II.
Single tonight at 1880 O'Clock. Every
member urged and expected to be
p'ese""
Max Salzman, a big general mer-
chant OF Williams, with his wife and
children, came In from the west the
other morning. and are being enter
.ain.u ny MI anu "'s' N"'ha" n"''h
reia'i'es'
II. j. Kendall, secretary n manag
OF the Aetna building association, &C
eonapanu " wi, Domn'ns, .ep.r
eh.a.,.u, wiz WIN .oca,e an Ivy
~ 'ah'e 'o"h '''nh Ia'
'es"s '"s' n'en',
The remains OF MISS Jessie FORBES,
whose death occurred at I'll Paso on
SATURDAY last, were transferred 10
.ne cas-. pounu IRAN here quay, anu
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"oo"ee'e', in' io' o"'iai.
Dr. D. Z. Bronson VIII ieaye IN a
Few days Tor MS Old nome at Metropo'
lis CITY ONO 10 wind up MS aHairs
J. that I'M II VIII return 10
hlbuquerque aDou May ISL TO mak
u"is ms peiin"heh' ao'uihs piaoe'
brief ana impressive FUNERAL ser
vices were conducte over n comned
Douy oi the ATE arthur iate
SATURDAY aiterhooh, II n remain
We're theh taken 10 Nor,h Auans
MASS, ny the perea'ea WIDOW TOT IN
'erhieh''
Mrs. -. ~. pensmore wlie' OF the
superIh.ehuen. vi tne maIiaho vi
came III from ualiup ias'
oaturuay hisnt anu VIII remain ioi
u rev uays Win her husband, VINO
Is mere IN the interests OF the above
Yesterday, while at work at the 10
cal railroad shops, Henry Onstott
met win a very painful accident lie
Was ~ "o,k on engine no. Ioi' wheh
.ne Dig CAP irame zen across one OF
ms hanus, masnlhs TWO myers IN sue
d shape ina they hau 10 De
Hon. Il. A. Miera, the well known
and Woodworking chairman OF the
board OF county commissioners, who
was at Santa Fe on a visit to relatives
ana friend returned 10 the city last
nlght, n was promptly on mana at