Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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position.
Capt. Jack Crawford will help the
Irand Army veterans of this city oh.
serve Memorial day.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Millington. OF santa
Rosa. California. Is visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. j. Il. Saint, of this
city.
G. NJ. Foraker, United States mar
shall for New Mexico. has returned to
the city from an official visit to Las
Vegas.
Miss Annie Young, of Berkeley. Cal,
arrived In albuquerque saturday even
ing to visit a few weeks with Mrs.
Daniel Scruggs.
j. A. Mahoney and n. A. Bolich, two
well known citizens of Deming, Luna
county. are In the city today on some
private business. They will return to
Dcming tonight.
Mrs. A. II. Whltson has returned
form n weeks visit to Los Vegas.
The lady n not favored with pleas.
ant weather while nj the Meadow Nity
and was glad to get back home.
Messrs. Sandoval and Martinez have
INll llatH'h Nv 'hl " GlNbB VI ~ .
Vaughn on Second street. and have
named II the Golden Rule. Mr.. Vaughn
will return to ais yIrmer home in t.e
east.
Mrs. a. NJ. Swan. who has been alb
sent the past year on a visit to rela-
tives at Boise City. Idaho. returned
TO the city last night. and the cap.
tain Is as happy as n clam In conse-
quence.
The Alamogordo News says that G..
G.. Hall, of the executive committee OF
the Territorial Fair association of Al.
buquerque, "A In town several days
this week in the interest of a statehood
organization.
The ponce have an "Edgomerc''
gents bicycle that was picked mp in
n damaged condition. The owner can
have the wheel by identifying II, prov.
ing ownership, and paying for this ad-
yertisement.
Miss Clara b. Carscallen, sister of
4. T.. u. Carscallen, business mana
ger of .Ie journal Democrat. was one
Of the graduates ut the training school
for nurses of the California hospital
nj Los Angeles. the other day.
The game OF base ball at the fair
grounds yesterday between the
Browns and Barelas clubs resulted in
n score of II to 8 in favor of the
Browns. A fair crowd was out to see
the game, which gave both clubs good
practice.
To-day. through W. 8. Strickler
Ivan Grunsfeld purchased the w. A
Maxwell residence on west Copper
avenue which for the past year has
been occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Grunsfeld. Il Is understood the
consideration was $500,
The Socorro Chieftain says that
Hon. b. S. Rodey made Socorro n short
visit Monday. Mr.. Rodey's heart H.
still In the cause of statehood, and il
will be no fault of his II that cause
Is not triumphant at the next session
of the congress Of the United States
George q. Bowman, the United
States gauger, returned Saturday
night from n business visit to Farm
%ingtOn, San Juan county. lie Is enthu
siastic about that section of New Mex
leo. and states that San Juan COUNT
will have an abundance OF fruits thil
year,
w. II. Hahn and wife are rejolcinj
over the arrival of n sweet babl
daughter at their home YESTERDAY
morning. The little one Will surell
be the center of interest to the happ!
father, who was all smiles to-day. II,
also bought some good cigars for hi
friends.
j. w. Edwards, the undertaken, me
at the local depot Saturday night hi
old friend, Col, II. NJ, Walt, of New
ton, Kansas. Mr.. Walt was on hi
way To the Zuni mountains, where he
with other well known Kansas gentle
men and capitalists, are interested II
the development of several PROMISING
copper mines,
Two plain DRINKS were assessed 81
and 81 each this morning in the polio,
court. a young man who knows bet
ter, used profane language on tn,
streets and paid 81 for his ~yulgarity
The case of the boys who are charged
with stealing metal from the railway
company, had to be continued agail
owing to the absence of some of tn,
offenders.
j. W. q. Cofran, a prominent in
surance man of Chicago, a membeI
OF lhe Hlm OF tOifan A. BiSSell, q
eral managers OF the Hartford In
surance agency at that city, spen
yesterday in albuquerque, The gen
tleman was on his way to California
when he was called home by a tele
gram. +. II, Kent entertained Mr.
Cofran whne he was here.
Rev r. NJ. Craig went out to Sc
anna, Via Laguna, to hold services
Sunday. The new pastor there Is Rev
John Wordy, lately Of Las Cruces. II,
Will also have charge Of the missions
at Casa Blanca and Laguna. His sue
cessor AT Las Cruces Is the Rev. j. A
Mustardy, of Erie. California. Rev
Craig reports considerable progress II
the erection of mission schools in hii
jurisdiction.
The I'll Paso News says: c. N. Hill
ton. OF San Antonio. and w. Vein
man, of Albuquerque, two New Mex
leo boys who had been at the RIOS
well military institute, have been II
the city to-day, but will leave 70