Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-08
LOCAL PARAGR APHS.

turned To the city from Santa Fe.
j. B. Bingham. ~postofice employe, |
has returned from Chicago. where he
took the remains of his wife for per.
manent burial.
Henry Barraclough, WAC has been
selected rs manager of the Crystal Ice
works, Is expected to arrive here on
Saturday morning with his family.
To-day Capt. X. +. Heller, the Cabe'
zon general merchant. loaded three
big wagons with general merchandise
and started them OF the road to Cabe'
Zon
Mrs. J. W. Edwards, wife Of the
well known undertaken. Is reported SO.
riously i'll with a complication of dis
eases at her home IN south Arno
street.
The golden pins for the members OF
the university graduating class were
received by II. IL. Fox yesterday. Upon
the pins appears a rose, the class low
err. and bears the inscription, "U. of N.
NJ. 'O1."
NJ. J. Gallagher, m cmployc In the
| Santa Fe depot, has decided to locate
permanently In this city. He left for
Oswego. N. Y, last night to accom-
pany his fanny to Albuquerque In a
| week or two.
T.. T. Robinson and wife left last
night for the home In Boulder. They
have been In Phoenix for "A ew weeks
and came to this city on n brief visit
to their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Kemmerer.
There will be an election held the
first Monday In June for trustees In
each school district In the county.
The statute provides that only quail
fed voters, who have paid their taxes,
are entitled to n ballot.
Mrs. Sarah w. Whitney and her
daughter, Miss Margaret, who have
been the guests of Miss Hannah V.
Moore at her home, No. 12i south
Edith street, for several months past,
left this morning for their extensive
cattle ranch near Ration.
Watch Inspector Il. Y. Maynard. of
the Santa Fe system between this city
and lei Paso, who had business down
south, returned yesterday morning.
He witnessed the grand reception OF
the president and his party and m
home well pleased with his trip.
To-day Judge Crumpacker called up
the cases on the civil docket and af-
ter going through the long list of
cases II was found hat 100 of them
had been stricken and dismissed. af-
ter which court adjourned until to-
morrow, when business will be re-
sumed.
The Wholesale commission house of
Metcalf a. Strauss has been removed
from south First street to the large
and commodious store room until re-
Gently occupied by X. +. Hellweg a.
Co, on south Second street, next to
the ~postofilce, They will occupy both
the lower and upper floors.
Mrs. Elwood Hayes, whose husband
Is n brakeman on the Santa Fe Paci-
fc at San Marcial, passed through
the city yesterday morning on her way
to Tampa, Florida, where she goes to
look after a small fortune which was
left to her by a relative. She was met
at the local depot by Mrs. Harmon
Wynkoop.
George Oxendine, who il working
his Silver Dollar mine in good
shape these days, came In from I'll.
jeras canyon this morning In order to
see the monkeys, elephants and dogs
at the Gentry show. Mr.. Oxendine
states that he has got a bonanza in
the silver Dollar mine, and that he
Is now taking out good paying ore,
Mrs. j. w. Harding got way for
Chihuahua last night, whore she will
reside with her son, who is In bust.
ness at that place. Her husband will
follow tue family as soon as he can
close out his business in this city.
Mrs. harding has Leen "A resident of
this city form any years and she will
be greatly missed Dy a large circle of
admirlng friends.
Mrs. w II Walton motber n, w
Y walton and ber niece uiss sarah
Vail who were here mo nasi faw
montbs on n visit Ion for their home
M Fort smith Ark mis- mornIn
Mrs Walton ana the vonno IaJy mado
many warm Sriends wyhiin in tha ,or,
ritoriaI metronoIio ard ioin Tho Ct,i.
zen in raprattinp their Senarturo Int,
wishing them n safe Journey homo 'N
Iahnp"an Iii 'a"n 80.