Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Free concert and dance ut Orches'
trion hall this evening.
John Becker, the Belen merchant,
spent the day in the city on business,
George Armijo. deputy territorial
school superintendent, is In the city.
Mrs. Nicolas Armijo, who has been
visiting among friends in Santa Fe,
came home last night.
Miss Olive NJ. Fleming. the trained
nurse, returned last evening from
Santa Fe. where she was recently
called to the bedside Of a patient.
Mrs. Hayes and daughter, Miss An
ma. who enjoyed the delightful sum
mer climate in Colorado, are again in
Albuquerque, and will spend the win.
ter here.
Mrs. W. p. Metcalf. wife of the COM
mission merchant, who spent a mum.
her of weeks at the comfortable Ellis
ranch. east of Bernalillo, arrived In
the city last night.
Editor w. $. Burke, of the Journal.
Democrat, accompanied by Willie and
James Wroth, broke camp at Coyote
the city in the evening.
Frank a. Chaves and wife of Los
Lunas arrived in the city this morning
to attend the wedding of his sister to
II. ID. Bramstedt. Mr.. Chaves is the
popular deputy treasurer Of Valencia
county.
The board of county commissioners
held a meeting this morning for the
purpose OF r~efunding the outstanding
bonds, an advantageous sale having
recently been made to n. W. Harris
& Co., of New York.
w. IL. Mills, formerly the Postal
Telegraph company manager In this
city, is reported as getting on nicely
and has recently been made quad
chief, having charge of all multiplex
machinery out of Chicago.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon services
were held at the chapel OF o. w.
Strong Il Sons yer the remains of
the little daughter of II. ID. Hyne, who
died yesterday morning. Rev. c. 4.
Bunker oiiiciated. The remains will
be shipped to Las Vegas tonight for
burial.
DR., W. q. Hope has had plans pre-.
pared and Is taking bids for the con.
struCtion Of a one story brick tene.
"''hN ''h''ihAAh INV hlhi Ail'hN0
of three rooms each, to be erected On
the triangle, corner OF First street,
Second street and Hazledine avenue,
recently purchased by him.
Should the day be wet or windy, the
open air religious services will be
transferred to the HARDWOOD college,
close by. II Is hoped, however, that
the day will be gloriously fine and that
an unusually large audience will en-.
JOY the inspiring services, which have
been prepared for the public,
George Campfeld, the expert &C.
c%ountant and salesman, who occupied
"A position in the hardware store Of
+, J, Post a CO. for a long time, has
accepted a position as travelling sales.
man for the extensive hardware es-
adjustment OF Norvell a. S~hapleigh,
Of st, Louis. Mr.. Campield left last
night for the metropolis on the Mis-.
souri, river.
+. w. Jones Of New York, electri.
cal engineer, and G. W. Carroll of Chi.
cago, assistant electrical engineer for
the Postal Telegraph company, came
in Thursday night to inspect the com
pany's apparatus with n view to max
ing sucn improvements as may be
found necessary and advantageous.
Mr.. Carroll was formerly stationed in
this city as one of the Postal Tele,
graph company's force,
The funeral Of Bartolo Sedillo,
who died last Thursday night, was
held this morning from the Old Town
Catholic church. The funeral pro
C~cssion passed through the city an |
consisted Of the Mutual Protective so
Cicty Of Old Town, OF which he.
ceased MAS "a member, in charge OF
President lNmoro, headed by the
First Regiment band, which played
appropriate music, and "A very large
number of the members of the society,
followed by many carriages. The 70,
mains were buried in the cemetery
at BarClas.
w. H. Kemp. of Thornton, where nc
is interested in the Elota oil fields,
came into Albuquerque Friday and re