Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-01
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Whittcn.s auction house has added
Automatic telephone No. 100.
Ice Forest. a well known Cochiti
miner. who has been in the city a few
days, returned to Bland to-day.
Thomas Barry left last night for
New York on "A visit To- his family. lie
was formerly in the plumbing business
here.
The wife Of Philip j.. Barber. of
Bland. arrived in the city last night on
a visit to her sister, Miss Bessie over.
huls.
Parties intending To go To Deming
next Monday to welcome President
Mckinley are requested to leave their
names with Mayor Marion.
Register Manuel II. Otero. Of the
Santa Fc land Office, stepped down
from No. / last night. and will trans
act business here FOR a few days.
Mrs. Geo. II. Brown and children
departed for Pennington, where they
viii join Mr.. Browne. who has accept
ed a position with the Hyde Exploring
company.
The aged mother Of Attorney q. w.
Johnston, who has been visiting with
her son and family here for the past
several weeks, left last night for her
home in Bonneville. Mo.
Special Omcer Ben Williams came
up from III Paso this morning To at
tend the trial OF Claude Doane, the
cattle thief, who was captured a few
| weeks ago south of this city.
VIII White. a blacksmith ut the mill
of the Cochiti Gold Mining company
in Albemarle. who attended the funeral
| Of his brother-in-law. Lysander Akers,
| Yesterday. went up to the district this
morning.
Merit Wagner. proprietor OF the
Bland Transfer company, came down
to the city last night on business con
nected with his extensive freight and
stage line, and returned on delayed
No. 3.
A cablegram from Miss Claude Al.
| bright, of Paris, was received by her
| father here. stating that she had been
| engaged To sing leading roles in the
world renowned Opera Comique In
Paris.
The ladies' missionary society of the
First Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. Con, at $50 south Arno street,
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O. All ladies
of the church and congregation are
cordially invited.
The Silver City Independent says:
Rev. Bruce Kinney, of Albuquerque,
will conduct the Baptist revival ser
vices during the present week. Rev
Kinney is n good speaker and IL en-
titled to large congregations.
According To n telegram received
In the city yesterday, II was learned
that the little da lighter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. p. Hall, now in Los Angeles
was In a ~precarious condition, ant
that recovery was very doubtful.
Among the guests at the European
Is Mrs. Guadalupe s. de Miera, mother
of f.. A. Miera, chairman of the board
of county commissioners. She came
from Santa Fe and is expecting to re
main in the city for a few days.
Word was received from San Mar
cial to-day that a young man, named
ID. Boulder, from Texas, died there
last Saturday night from consumption,
His uncle, l.. S. Barger arrived, and
the remains of the deceased were
buried in San Marcial yesterday,
Rev. Pinto, superior Jesuit father
OF New Mexico. who was In FL Paso
for a few days, passed through the
city this morning en- route To Las
Vegas. lie was met here by Rev
Father Mandalari and entertained un
ill the departure of No. . passenger
train.
Some time this week Henry A. Bar
raclough, cousin of j. T. Barraclough.
president of the Crystal Ice company,
will arrive in the city to accept the
position of manager of the ice works,
The gentleman is an old Alhuquer'
quean, and together with his family
will be given a welcome here,
Preparations are being made by the
Christian workers of the city to give
Or. Francis T.. Clark a grand reception
here tomorrow night, The old famil'
lar hymns will be sung and no rehear'
sails Will be necessary. Everybody is
invited To attend. Meeting will be
called to order promptly at s o'clock
In the Congregational church.
The gate receipts at the fair grounds
last Sunday, which amounted To an
even SAC, was turned over To the Non
S~cCtarian Benevolent society to-day.
me ntlu tHtlI mt'llhS NJ
Xciger's Cafe last night and decided
10 give another program of races at
the fair grounds on Sunday afternoon,
May ~. Proceeds to go To charity.
\ large number of people ayailed
themselves of the opportunity of visit
ing the Reynolds library to-day for the
purpose of examining the new books
which have been c~atalogued and
shelyed. Many guarantee cards were
issued, The new librarian, Miss Wet
ter. deserves much credit for the skill
she has exercised In arranging the
large collection, and no doubt win be
highly appreciated by the public,
Miss NJ. l.. Allison, superintendent
Of the Presbyterian mission school of
Santa Fe, who has been in the city,
the guest Of Rev. X. NJ. Craig, OF
south Arno street, left for home this
morning. Miss Allison and Mr., Craig
have been in consultation with +, b
| Christy, architect, who Is preparing
plans for the g school building "a
be- at once erected In Santa Fe In con
ncCtion with the mission school there.