Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-12
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS

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q. l.. Altheimer, one of Albuquer-
Que's capitalists. was in Las Vegas yes.
tcrday.
Patrick Noeland. wife and little
Rosie. left for sulphur springs today
via Bland.
Trainmastcr /. b. Parson. of the
Santa Fc Pacific. came In from Win
slow this morning.
The aged mother Of Geo. II. Moore
is very sick at the ranch home ON
the mountain road.
Miss Josie Hamm left last evening
for n visit Of a few weeks with rela.
tivcs in Los Angeles.
Ralph Haioran, Morris Wicl and T..
h. Miller, all from Albuquerque. were
Ia Las Vegas yesterday.
A. J. LOOMS, deputy internal reve.
nue collector, was around today look
ing after the duties of his Office.
The family Of Captain Borrodaile
returned to Albuquerque last night
from a pleasant vacation on the Pecos.
j. w. Merriheld is here from Win.
slow today, looking after the interests
Of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad com
pany.
Mrs. Henry Essinger and children.
Of Las Vegas, passed through this city
Wednesday night for southern Cali
fornia.
w. A. Brown. assistant freight and
passenger agent of the Santa Fc sys.
TEN. with Office In I'll Paso, was here
yesterday.
Frank Fillmore left last night for
Joplin, Mo-, In response to a telegram
announcing the dangerous illness of
his father.
Mrs. -. S. Rodey and children will
get away for the eastern summer re-
sorts tomorrow. They will be absent
about six weeks.
Il. II. Hemus. the energetic live
stock agent of the New Mexico and
Rio Grandc divisions of the Santa Fe,
transacted business in this city to
day.
H. b, Crosthwaite, the prominent
Washington attorney, who spent yes
torday In the city, left for Los An
geles last night. accompanied by his
wife.
Jacob Weinman will leave Sunday
night for New York city. where he will
purchase fall and winter goods for the
store OF the Golden Rule Dry Goods
company.
Hon. q. A. Richardson passed
through the city last night on route
to Roswell, after attending "a meet
ing of the irrigation commission at
Santa Fee.
Mrs. V. V. Clark arrived here from
q. lila A.. DI..l I... .g-I. .al -,
"A few days will be the guest at the
%hospitable home of MIR. and Mrs. X.
l.usted, north of the city.
Frank Gillenbeck, ex-manager of the
Fred Harvey eating house here, accom-
panied by his wife, left Tuesday for
Chicago and from there they will visit
the Wisconsin lake resorts.
This week Max Enrich, the local at
torney, successfully divided the part
ncrship which existed between the late
Gabriel G~argoura and Michael Gar
goura. ON behalf of the widow.
NJ. n. Rice, who occupies the posi-
tion of general store keeper of the
Santa Fe Pacific, arrived from Win
slow this morning to check up the en-
ployes n order new supplies,
Mrs. Adolph Harsch, who was seri-
ously injured last Friday by a large
door in the rear of the bottling works
falling upon her, was able To attend
to her household duties yesterday.
b. +. Giltner, interested with Den
Yer capitalists in the operation of
the MaceO mine, purchased a lot OF
supplies in this city today. iIe will
return to the mountains tomorrow,
Misses Nolan and Bush have gone
To the petrified forests of Arizona,
and after enjoying the sights there
for IA few days they will continue on
Ia California to spend the summer,
The Horse Shoe Club" Is the new
name which appears over the door in
place OF "rhe Climax saloon of Bra.
naugh n Kellerman's on west Railroad
avenue. The change was made today.
Hon. Jesus NJ, Sandoyal, who
was at Santa Fe yesterday on bust
ness, returned last night, getting on
the train at Alameda and taking n
buggy from there TO his home at San
doyal.
\ regular meeting Of Albuquerque
lodge No, /, |. q. o. f., will be held
tonight, this being installation night.
~ Hl'illH'ln anu NARlAlhh bAbAi'AR ~
pccted To attend. Charles Fisher,
secretary.
Last evening Mrs, otto Dieckmann,
her little children and sister, Miss
Syringe, from Chicago, left for the Pa
citc coast, where they will while away
a few weeks, thus escaping the heated
season Of New Mexico.
II. j. Stone returned from the golden
CoChiti district last night, where he
sounded the praises for the famous
Chickcring Bros pianos, Of which
the firm Of Hall a Learnard are the
southwestern agents.
Contractor Y. II, Bliss, OF this city,
has been awarded the contract for the
construction Of the ADDICTION 10 the
School Of Mines. lie went 20 SOcorTo
last night 10 make preparations for
starting the new work.
The dc..yory team of A. j. Maloy
created a little excitement yesterday
by running away and In So doing they
distributed a lot Of fancy groceries,
{ fresh vegetables aud luscious fruits