Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-30
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

SlIaS AItNunutT, tNTuistTlct dttOT-
ney Of the Socorro judicial district.
Is In the city to-day on business.
Juan Sandoval. who was the mixolo.
Il Giomi, Is taking a lay-ofI of q
month.
This afternoon the base ball clubs
are playing a match game on the lat.
ter's grounds.
James Grunsfeld, who was out in
the mountains east OF the city looking
over his copper properties. returned
to the city late yesterday afternoon.
c. u. Hawley received a telegram
from New York city this afternoon
from his daughter, Mrs. May Blakely.
stating that her daughter. Gladys. vas
very sick.
Capt w. s. Seavey. manager OF the
Thiel Detective agency at Denver, en-
joyed yesterday as the guest of City
Marshal McMillin. He went north
last night.
Louis Huning. the extensive ranch
or and merchant OF Los Lunas. drove
up from the south this morning. He
was accompanied by his general man
ager. Henry B~rachvogel.
Hon. f. A. Miera. the chairman Of
the board Of county commissioners,
was a passenger for Santa Fe last
night, where he will enjoy to-day and
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Ben. Bibo, OF Laguna. who was here
the past few days on business. went
up to B~ernalillo on a few hours visit
to his mercantile brothers. He ex.
poets to return to the city tonight.
Isidro Sandoval and Florencio San
doval, two well known and extensive
sheep raisers of Atrisco, left this af-
ternoon for the Pinos Wells neighbor.
hood, where they have several big
lunches Of sheep grazing.
Cyrus Mcdaniel has been In the city
| for the past few days from Bluewater.
lie informed The Citizen that he
hoped to be able during this year to
partially pay up his indebtedness to a
number OF merchants Of this city.
The remains Of Jacob NJ. Edison,
who died at the railway hospital about
two weeks ago, and who was buried
here. were disinterred to-day and will
be shipped to Fortville. Indiana, for
burial. The mother OF the young man
will return with the remains.
The pretty residence OF John Wick
| strom on the Highlands, 80 Il IL I'M
derstood, was sold yesterday to Depu-
ty Sheriff Newcomer for 81, ZOO. IL Is
currently reported that the popular Of
fetal Will o o occupy the residence,
but he will not be a lone occupant.
The city republican central com.
mittee met last evening and organized
/ lao ala,sfn1 Thna IInuhaa nhala,.
j, II. Single, secretary, and N. Il. Ste
vens, treasurer. The committee will
hold a meeting on Monday evening
for the purpose OF closing up the bus
mess connected with the city election
on Tuesday.
Hon. NJ. s. Otero, who was up in
the Nacimiento country attending to
his sheep interests, returned to the
city late yesterday afternoon. He re-.
ports the sheep OF that section OF the
country In fine condition. and expects
the Landing, which will be commenced
about May |, to come up TO the aver
ages OF the past few years.
Col. Il. NJ. Batcheller. general agent
OF the Atchison, Topeka Il Santa Fe
railway at st. Joseph, Mo-. with his
estimable wife, were arrivals in the
city yesterday morning. Mr.. Batchel.
Ter last night. in company with other
officials of the road, continued on to
San Francisco. while his wife will SO.
journ here with her parents for a few
days.
Tomorrow, at the fair grounds,
there will be a game OF base ball be-
tween the old town and Barelas clubs.
The game will be called at $3.50, and
as this will be the second game OF
the series II will be interesting. The
diamond has been put in good condi.
ton and spectators a occupy the
grand stand. No admission will be
Charged.
The ladies OF the Home Mission So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church south met yesterday afternoon
at the residence OF Mrs. w. ID. Clay
ton, upon the Highlands, to say fare.
well TO Mrs, Ida Bolander, who is a
member OF the society, and who will
leave for her home In the Indian Ter
ritory on next Monday evening, with
her daughter, Mrs. Williams. The lat.
ter lady has been In Albuquerque dur.
ing the winter for her health. Her
husband, Mr.. Williams. Is a banker
In Muskogee. She IL anxious to have
her husband remove to Albuquerque
to reside. Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
BOlander was the center of attraction
at the entertainment. The society
and the church are sorry indeed to
be compelled to give her up, as she
has been an able worker In both, hav.
ing had many years of experience In
such work at her home,