Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-06
LOCAL PARAGR APHS

Mr.. Raveny and son left Wednesday
night for New York.
w. II. stevens, the assayer. left for
Las PlaCitas today in the interests of
an Albuquerque company.
Miss Ella Breen went out to the Ellis
ranch today. where she will enjoy a
couple Of weeks vacation.
Miss Carrie Myer has returned from
the Meadow city, whore she visited
with friends on the Fourth.
Walter Kesslcr left on the morning
train for East Las Vegas, where he
will visit with friends for a few days.
Fred Lewis was n passenger to the
northern towns today In the interests
of the Equitable Life Assurance so.
ciety.
Arthur Henry and wife have gone to
the famous hunting and fishing
grounds OF the Pecos for IA couple of
weeks.
Colonel Farley, the mining expert
who H. looking after the properties of
an eastern syndicate In the Golden
placer fields. Is in the city.
o. w. Strong a. Sons received a car
load of caskets and undertaking sup
plies from the Ideal Couch 4 Casket
company, of Rochester. N. Y.
Morris Bowie, who submitted to an
operation for the removal of supernu
Gus growth In his nose. returned to
his home in Gallup last night.
Il. G. Abraham came home from a
months vacation near Las Vegas, and
today resumed his duties as prescrip-
ton pharmacist at the O'nielly drug
store.
On Tuesday of this week District
Clerk Harry =. Owen turned over
to the territorial treasurer Si65 in
fees collected during the quarter Just
closed.
Rev, Robert Hodgson, well known
In this city, will give an illustrated
sermon at Madrid, near Cerrillos, sun
day evening, to which everybody is
invited.
Mrs. Il. b. Harsch. wife of Alderman
Harsch. left Thursday night for her
old home at Port Huron, Mich, where
she will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Roy Ball, book keeper for j. Korber
a Co., has secured a leave of absence
for a couple of weeks, and this morn
ing left for the Ellis ranch east OF
Bernalillo.
Eugene Kempenich, who returned IL
the city a few days ago from Peralta
Is now n valuable clerk at the dry
goods store of l.. KempeniCh on west
Railroad avenue
j. c. Hubbard, vice president of tn,
New Mexico Consolidated Oil com
pany, arrived from Gallup the early
part of this week on business in the
interests of his company.
A. b. Baca, the territorial cattle in
spector for the district south of Albu
querquc, came in from San Marcia
this morning and inspected some cat
tie at the local railway stock yards,
w. c. Stevenson and brother Harry
arrived here this week from Hillsboro
ohio. The young gentlemen are in
terested in some valuable mining
claims in the various districts of the
territory.
Miss Ida Elder, who enjoyed an out
ing in the Pecos country for a couple
of weeks. has returned to the city. The
lady reports many people in that sec.
tion and that all are having a most
enjoyable vacation.
Chief Deputy United States Marshal
John II. Campbell will leave tonight
for Santa Fe, accompanied by Assis
tant Deputy Leatherman, where they
will transact business in the United
States court of private land claims.
This morning DR.. Wolvin received
from the Michigan university at Am
Arbor "A number of admission blanks
Anyone wishing To attend this popular
educational institution ear secure the
application blanks by calling on DR.
Molyin.
Fred Herman and wife came down
from Albemarle on the Sd inst and
spent the Fourth at the home OF Mrs
Herman's parents. Mr.. Herman vii
return to the Cochiti tomorrow morn
ing, but his wife will prolong her visit
here a few days,
A. q. Spalding, proprietor of the ex
tensiye sporting goods establishment
In Chicago, who makes annual trips
to the Haywood hot springs in Grant
county, passed through this city today
In his private car, bound for his home
by the great lake.
Il. II. Doolan, agent for the Bland
Transfer company, and operator fol-
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany In the metropolis OF the golden
Cocn.i, left yesterday for the noun
tain, after having celebrated the
glorious Fourth in this city.
Ed. f. Bennett, the well known
miner of the Cerrillos district, made
his first visit to Albuquerque on Wed
nesday night, spending the Fourth
here. He has been running in and
around Cerrillos for twenty years. lie
returned 10 Cerrillos yesterday morn
ing.
A coal car standing On "a side track
Just north OF Coal avenue caught fire
In some mysterious way about 10
o'clock last night A dozen whistles
on locomotive engines sounded the
alarm and soon after the flames were
e%Xtinguished by railway employees, The
damage a slight
Col. j, W, Wilson, superintendent
and professor Of mathematics of the
Newo Mexico military institute
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