Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. NJ. wlsbrun of Bernalillo is in
the city today.
a. NJ. Blackwell returned to his
home in Las Vegas today.
Mrs. John f.. Pearce will be at home
on Tuesdays during the winter.
United States Attorney W. Il. Chill.
dcrs returned from Santa Fe last
night.
J. II. Stingle is introducing around
X. j. Moore. n friend. who Is here from
Belleville. ontario.
DIR. J. Il. Bronson has returned 70
the city and will occupy Office room
In the Whiting building.
DR.. G. w. Harrison. who had been
on business at Santa Fa yesterday.
returned to the city last night.
j. +. McNally, the efficient assist.
ant division superintendent, arrived
here this morning from the south.
Billy Reid, bartender at the opera
house bar, East Las Vegas. Is here
and will remain until after the fair.
j.. T. Mclaughlin OF San Pedro is
here to meet Senator w. II. Andrews.
who Is expected to arrive tonight.
Mrs. Arthur Low and daughter OF
Las Vegas are visiting with Mrs. IL.
V. Harris, and will remain till after
the fair.
James S. Duncan and wife OF Las
Vegas will reach the city tonight and
viii remain here between trains, con.
tinuing west to Las Vegas.
Mrs. Calvin Whiting and daughter,
Miss Eleanor, who enjoyed the sum.
mor In southern California, will re.
turn to the city Monday morning.
The cottonwood tree worms are n
nuisance. Some efforts should be
made to rid the city of It's numerous
nests of caterpillars before the fair.
Herman Schaide. official of the
United Mine Workers of America, is
in the city. He Is on his way to at
tend n convention of miners at rrini.
lad, Colo.
J. l.. HerZog of New York Is a Wis
itor In Albuquerque today. He is en-
route home. but stopped over to spend
the day with his cousin, julius Wolff,
Of Cabezon.
Hon. II. o. Bursum of Santa Fe. who
has been inspecting his valuable
sheep ranches In Dona Ana county,
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oils this morning on his way home
ward.
Colonel Aleck c. Game Of Washing.
ton, ID, c., of the department of jus
tice, is due in Albuquerque this even
ing to inspect the Offices Of the vari-
Gus federal court officials of the ter
rltory.
Yesterday morning n fine Jersey
cow belonging to Ralph Halloran died
from he effects of eating green alfal.
ia. The COW got into the NJ. =. Stamm
alfalfa field near the residence OF Mr..
Halloran.
The Citizen was presented this
morning with several fine apples
grown on ~3-year-old trees in the Cal.
ifornia orchard Of DR.. G. s. Easter.
day near Watsonville. The apples are
Of fine, juicy flavor.
Jack Holland, VINO played in the
Western league this season. came in
from Santa Rita this morning, ex.
pecting to play with the ball team
which was to have been here this
week. but, like the albuquerque fans.
was disappointed.
VIII Walsh OF 905 South Third
street was seen outriding yesterday
wearing a very knowing smile. When
asked by a friend the cause he replied
II is a boy. The young visitor Is a big,
bouncing boy and weighs twelve
pounds. Mother and child are do
ing nicely.
The Las Vegas Record y
Sheriff Cleofes Romero has sold to
the First National bank OF Albuquer-
que all TIE property heretofore be.
longing TO George Dinkle, located
north OF town and on the east side
Of the Santa Fe railroad tracks. The
consideration was $500"
A few days ago The Citizen an.
nounced the death of the mother OF
Mrs. John Butler at Moorestown, N. j.
Yesterday Mrs. Butler received n let
ter from her sister stating that their
mother, who was hard OF hearing, was
struck by n train, dying a few hours
later, Mrs. Butler expects to leave
for Moorestown to settle up the es
tate of her deceased mother In a few
days.
G, NJ. Foraker, the wen known
United States marshal for New Mexico
who was down In Grant county on OF.
fetal business, returned To the city
yesterday. He vas at Silver City
Thursday, when the first news reached
that town that renegade Apache In.
dians had killed five men on Willow
creek In the Mogollon mountains and
Just before he left for this city an
other report was received that three
men only had been killed, but both