Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

FRED Mlllcf arrived III tne CITY last
night from Rowe station on a visit to
friends.
This morning j. II. Kuhns left for
Chicago and other cities, with his son.,
Shirley.
Wanted-A boy, by Painted G. A.
Hudson; apprentice painter, Inquire
at once.
Mrs. G. q. Cushman will spend the
Fourth at Trinidad, Colo, returning
on the 9Th.
Thomas Hughes, Jr, will spend the
Fourth at Las Vegas. with his friend,
Jimmy Duncan.
Harmony lodge No. II, |. o. f., in
stallation this evening. o. s. Pills
bury, secretary.
Mrs. William Il. Switzer and chill.
dren are out at Coyote Canyon springs,
where they will remain for n few
weeks.
Miss Julia Renison left last evening
for the home of a relative in Salina.
NOR months.
h, Weller, traveller for a Wholesale
grocery house Of Denver. went up to
the Cochiti district on n of his regu-
lar monthly trips.
The board of county commissioners
held n meeting yesterday and after
hearing complaints OF tax assessments
adjourned until July nth.
s. q. Reep, who is connected with
the New York Weekly Independent,
has returned to his editorial duties
after a s%oiourn of several weeks In
this city.
Mrs. b. Fall and son. who expert
enced some of the hardships in the
Alaska gold fields. after spending n
short time In Albuquerque. left last
evening for their home In Congress,
Ariz.
Harmon Wynkoop, who was at Den.
yer on a visit to his mother and other
members of the family, returned to
the city last night. lie reports him
self feeling fine and his broken arm
getting along nicely.
Miss Goodin, who Is employed by
the government AZ a teacher In the
Indian school near Jemez, is among
the late arrivals in the city. She is
being entertained at the home OF
Mrs. j. w. Anderson.
X. =. Hail, treasurer of the new
hospital fund, has returned from his
visit to California and today placed in
the First National bank the subscrip-
ton papers. He hopes that every
body who has not paid their subscrip-
tons will do so as promptly as pos
sible.
C. Il. Armstrong, of San Francisco,
Ia Ia thn pftV fnp tho Y1tpYngA az m
ganizing "A lodge Of United Brother
hood OF Railway Employees. The or
ganization will be affected this eyen
ing and Mr.. Armstrong expects at
least N hundred members at the first
meeting.
The Pennington Hustler says that
5000 Navajo Indians from Arizona
aud the reservation will assist the peo-
pie of Pennington, N. NJ, to celebrate
the Fourth of July" TO all who at
tend the celebration the fruit growers
of Pennington will give free cherries
to everybody.
The New Mexican has not announc.
ed the death OF stephen Naughton, bet
ter known here as "Gunnysack Riley
who was sent To the st. Vincent hos.
pital IA few months ago, but there Is a
rumor current here that the old man
passed in his checks at the hospital
a few days ago.
II takes Santa Fe to make claims
that cannot be substantiated, The
New Mexican says: The Santa Fe
base ball team claims to be the cham.
piOn team of New Mexico. IL has won
seven games, including games from
the Albuquerque and the Las Vegas
teams and has not lost a game this
season.
The funeral of pretty little Gladys,
the year-old daughter of mir. and Mrs.
Garfield Hughes, took place at 3
o'clock this afternoon at the residence
Of Thomas Hughes, No, 2Oi south Wal.
ter street, Rev. G. A. Bunker conduct
ing the services, The remains of the
precious little baby were buried in
Fairylew cemetery.
II. j. Ely, son of Judge Il. A. Ely, Of
Petersburg, Ind, VIII leave next week
for his old home in Hoosierdom. He
has been a resident of Albuquerque
for the past two years and the eli
matte conditions are SO favorable to
his constitution hat he has decided to
call this place his home, He will re-
turn on October list.
A. Borders, the west Gold avenue
undertaken, received word from his
assistant, Captain Borchert, today
stating that he had arrived at the
Jemez springs and was fairly well,
succeeding in heading OF a threatened
attack of rheumatism. The captain
reports having gained a splendid APP
petite and as a result is taking on
no small amount of tissue.
j, f. Luthy did not leave for Gallup
last night as he intended, a telegram
received at a late hour informing him
that a trip TO the oil lands had beer
postponed until next week, The eX.
element at Gallup still continues and
the indications are growing brighter
every day that oil will be struck and
In good quantities out there in a very
short time.
Prof. f. j. Wendell is thinking serl-
Ously Of organizing an old timers ath-
letlc club, 10 constitute the base bali
players, the FIRE fighters, foot racers
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