Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

=. +. McCanna. the insurance agent,
IL quite III with the quinsy.
J. NJ. Combie. who Is representing
the firm OF Nelson. Becker & Co, of
Detroit, was n passenger for the north
this morning.
A woman who has worked In a book
bindery and can sew. can secure a
few days work by applying at The
Citizen Office.
The st. Johns Guild will hold a
meeting at the church rectory to-mor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Full at.
tendance desired.
Frank de Vaio and Mrs. Eugenia
Franchini were united In marriage
yesterday. The Citizen wishes them
a long and happy life.
Otto Franchini. formerly a clerk In
the First street liquor establishments.
has Joined the Salvation Army and Is
making a most worthy member.
Tomorrow afternoon at 1890 o'clock
an important meeting OF the Women's
Relief Corps will be held at the X. OF
p, hall. All members are requested
to attend.
Mrs. Samuel Hall. Of Blackburn,
Oklahoma. arrived In the city on Fri
day last on n visit to her son. Deputy
United States Marshal Frank W. Hall,
and family.
J. l.. Scott and wife, a newly we'd
ded couple from San Francisco. Cal.
are In the city enjoying their honey
moon and they have a room at the
Grand Central.
The Barelas base ball club played
"A match game on Sunday against a
picked team from the foundry. The
game resulted In 26 to 8 in favor of
the Barelas club.
Misses Josephine and Louise Harris,
daughters OF Mrs. II. V. Harris, have
returned to the city from Los Angeles,
where they attended a commercial
college of that city.
The Triple Link Mite society will
meet with Mrs. Rogers Tuesday af.
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All Rebekahs
are cordially invited to meet with US.
Mrs. Giegoldt, secretary.
James Carruthers, who Is interested
In the San Pedro mining district, AT.
ter a stay OF several days here, start
ed across the mesa behind a fine driv-
ing team this morning In the direc.
tion OF San Pedro.
j. T. Miller and wife, OF El Paso.
Texas, came in from the south yester-
day morning, and registered at the
Grand Central. Mr.. Miller has con.
nected himself with ''The Palace" re-
sort on Railroad venue
Oreste Bachechi has purchased lot
II in block s OF the Francisco Armijo
y Otero addition. consideration being
S6UJ. Mr.. Bachechi will improve the
property by having erected a hand
some little cottage OF five rooms
Mrs, +. ID. Sawkins, the Denver rep-
resentatlve OF w. Turtle 4 Co., New
York manufacturers OF complexion
creams and balms. is In the city, and
to-day made Mrs. McCreight. the sole
agent for these goods for Albuquer-
que and vicinity,
Funeral notices announcing the
death OF Juan Jose Lopez. OF Lemitar,
were received In this city to-day. His
death occurred yesterday morning,
and funeral took place at Lemitar
this morning at 10 o'clock. The de-
ceased was n general merchant OF that
place.
DR.. s. Hunt and wife. who have been
stopping at the Grand Central hotel
the past few months left this morn.
ing on their return to their home at
Providence. X. I. Their son, A. j.
Hunt, remains here, and will go TO
ranching on a small place about four
miles up the Rio Grande valley.
W, l.. Hathaway, general agent of
the Mutual Life Insurance company,
returned yesterday morning from El
Paso and other southern cities. Mr..
Hathaway and family. having recently
purchased the Mrs. s. Il. Rose resi-
dence on West Railroad avenue, ex-
pect TO take possession OF II on May
/. AT present the residence IL occu-
pied by j. w. C%rumpacker and wife,
Delegate d. s. Rodey has won his
first case in the United States supreme
court. The 49, was that of the
Browne-Manzanares Company VS..
Chayes. The case involved about SIS. |
600. The decision was handed down
at Washington this morning. and II
affirms the proposition that a judg- |
ment in New Mexico under the pres.
ent law lives only seven years. and
cannot be revived by any process at
ter that time.