Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-23

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


Ben. Weller. the outside represen-
tatiye for Gross, Blackwell a Co.. has
returned from a trip to the western
towns.
Mrs. Franz Hunlng is contemplating
a trip to her old home in Germany
this summer. II possible, Mr.. Hun.
ing may accompany her. nut IL will
depend upon business arrangements.
All the local horsemen are request
ed to attend the meeting at s o'clock
tomorrow evening at Ieiger's Cafe.
when a general discussion will take
place regarding the series of races
which W. be given at the fair
grounds this season. the proceeds OF
which are to go to charity. Don't for
get the time and place.
w. IL. Pratt, manager of the Al.
%buquerque Hardware company. re.
ports that about all the stock and fix.
lures of the company have been trans
fcrred to the new quarters, No. 1870
west Gold avenue and that the ar
rangcmen, of the same will be pushed
rapidly. no that the store will be ready
for business by May LIST.
John pneuger, the general mer.
chant of Lamy, with his wife ard
children, expects to spend a portion
of the summer at his old home In
the old country. which he left about
twenty years ago. He is originally
from Bavaria, but before returning to
the United States he will visit, the
principal cities of Europe.
Prof. G. l.. Herrick. who was out at
Gallup, where he inspected the oil
lands IA that town, returned to the
city last night. The Citizen was un.
able to see or find the professor to-
day, but II is understood that he was
fayoraL.y impressed with the oil indi-
cations and believes that a good flow
of the fluid would be obtained by
drilling.
Milton Warner, of Parrall, Mexico,
will be united In marriage at El paso,
Texas, tomorrow morning to a charm
ing young lady of that city. The
prospective groom is a son of DIR. and
Mrs. j, n. Warner. of this city, and
the mother had arranged to attend
the marriage when she met with an
accident during a recent Albuquerque
storm. In which two ribs were broken
In n fall.
Frank kleimer, the man who was
held up by robbers and relieved of
$500 In cash about ten DAYS ago while
making the lonely triG from Bland to
AIbemarle. came down to this city
last night and circulated among his
many friends. He has no idea who
his assailants We're, put he believes
their whereabouts will soon be known
Mr.. kleimer returned u the Cochiti
district to-day.
j. ID. May, the successful mine oper-
ator and prospector Of the Cochiti
mining district, is In the city, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. V. V.
Clark. Mr.. May is one of the most
sanguine miners of the above district,
and claims that the undeveloped min
cral of the Cochitis will yet
prove h existence OF some of the
best paying mines OF the country
there.
Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld left for Chi.
cago to-day. She expects to be alb
sent about one month and will re-
turn home with the latest ideas to be
used in furnishing and decorating her
new home that Is to be built this
coming summer. While In Chicago
she will attend the marriage OF her
sister to a prominent young business
gentleman of that city. which event
will occur on May Z.
William jerks and T. j. Curran
have returned from a trip OF inspec-
ton OF the property of the Jura-
Trias Copper company in the Nacimi.
ento country. They report consider
able progress In the work there. The
boiler and machinery for the new
lmAltnr hA1 aprtuaI NJ ,hn .s.,, ..l
viii be installed at once, plenty of
good ore Is being mined. a saw mill
Is being erected and other improve
ments are under way. The prospects
OF the company are very Gathering.
Mrs. Wilson Elliott has one to
Flagstaff to be with her son Walter,
who IL in Jail there. IL VIII be re-
membered that young Elliott broke
jail at the above point, and was zap.
tured at kenton, Oklahoma, passing
through here last week In the custody
OF Sheriff Johnson of Coconino coun.
~, Arizona. Friends of the young
man do not believe he Is guilty OF
tne charge of highway robbery, with
which he is charged and will endeavor
To assist him In every way possible.
The funeral of j. X. Brown, whose
dcath was chrOnicled in The Citizen
yesterday afternoon, took place this
afternoon at the Presbyterian church,
Rev. w. II. Foulks. OF Gallup, oflciat.
Ing, with burial In Fairview cemetery.
The deceased was a member Of TEN
pie lodge, A. r. a. A. NJ. and they had
charge OF the funeral services.
Friends remembered the deceased,
inc IN consequence the casket bore to
the silent city OF the dead many
beautiful wreathes and bouquets Of
flowers.
Yesterday afternoon, at the corner
OF Second street and Railroad avenue.
Fred. FornOff gave a fine exhibition
of trick bicycle riding. The profes.
sor who gave the exhibitions at the
fair grounds Saturday and Sunday az.
ternoons was a most interested spec.
tator OF the Fornof performances,
after which he remarked TO ED. Quick.
el that mr.. Fornofr has a fortune be.
fore him, II he would 40 to Madison
Square garden In New York and
charhe an admission fee to his bi.
cycle exhibitions"