Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-16
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

santa Fee on legal business.
Mrs. Simon Neustadt. of Los Lunas.
Is visiting friends and relatives here.
District Court Is in session at Las
Vegas. and a large docket Is to be
cleared.
There are seventeen men and n
woman confined In the San Miguel
county jail.
District Attorney &. A. Spiess, OF
Las Vegas, spent n few hours In the
city last evening.
Mrs. j. NJ. Broylcs and children
came In from San Marcial and are
stopping ut Sturges' European.
J. n. Hunt, of Cimmaron, Is a visit.
or In Albuquerque on business and
while here will make his headquarters
at the European.
Dr. J. NJ. Cunningham. president of
the San Miguel National bank Of East
Las Vegas, was n passenger from the
south this morning on route home.
Deputy United States Marshal
Frank Hall returned to the city this
morning. coming from the south.
where he has been on official bust
ness.
solicitor General Il. l.. Bartlett
passed through the city last night, on
route to the Pacific coast. whore he
will spend a well earned vacation of
a few weeks.
Hon. l.. A. Fiskc, Of Santa Fe. Is in
the city. lie Is one of the attorneys
interested in the Canyon de San
Diego land grant case, representing
New York parties.
l.. l.. Lyon. the commercial travel.
or representing the Denver Packing
company, arrived this morning and re-
NAMED over to interview his Albu.
Qucrque customers.
The Rcbekah lodge will hold their
regular meeting at 1880 tonight in
Odd Fellows hall. Business of import.
ancc will come before the meeting,
a full attendance is desired.
Mrs. George +. Albright and daugh.
ter, Miss lone, have gone To Los An.
geles. The young lady will remain
there during the summer and attend
n young ladies' school when the fall
term opens. Mrs. Albright will re-
turn home In a couple of weeks.
A regular business session OF the
w. G. I. u. will be held at the Lead
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Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All
resident members are urged to be
present and visiting members cordial
ly invited. Mrs. Mentz. secretary.
Gross. blackwell n Co. are arrang.
ing to move their Office to the ware
house on west Railroad avenue and
expect to be there and in working or.
der by June LIST. All the goods at the
old stand have been transferred and
the Office fittings are being prepared
for the exodus.
Lawrence Broyles, n of the bright
young boys of San Marcial, IL In the
city, on route to Los Angeles. where
he will spend the summer. He has
acted a the San Marcial correspond
ent Of The Citizen, and his letters
have given evidence that Lawrence
will make a good newspaper
c. b. McQuilty and Milo Becker,
two young men of Newton, Kansas,
who are making their first trip
through the southwest as employees OF
the Fred. Harvey train news service,
We're introduced at The Citizen Office
this morning by ]. w. Edwards, an old
fellow townsman of the two young
men.
The Harwood Boys school has lost
their popular teacher, Miss Ella NJ.
Johnson. who has gone to Los An.
gelcs To reside permanently. She has
given great satisfaction and will be
missed. A number of her friends es.
corted her to the depot last night To
see her depart for her new California
home.
Another good performance to a good
house was given by Shcrman's min
strcls last night, aud The Citizen is
pleased To learn that the young men
have realized a good profit out of their
two entertainments. They are under
obligations to Hall a Learnard, the
music dealers, for the use of a fine
piano.
One solitary plain drunk was ar
raigned before Justice Crawford in
the police court this morning. As he
had not been disorderly the minimum
fine Of 81 was placed against his
name. a r~ailroader and n shop EN-.
plOyc were fined $40 apiece for fight.
ing, their purses being more damaged
thereby than their persons.
4 petition asking for a charter for
a camp OF the order of the Veterans
VI tue war mas Dttn
circulated In this city and has re-
ceived the signatures of those who
live here who are eligible. II is al
most certain that the charter will be
granted, and a camp Of from fifty to
seventy'fye members will be the re-
suit.
The case Of Ed Chaves a. Co,
charged with receiving brass stolen
from the railroad company, and the
four small boys who were arrested
for stealing the same, which was TO
be heard this morning by Justice
Crawford, has been postponed until
saturday, May 18th, as the special
omcer' Ben Williams, prosecuting wit
ness was called out Of town.
Among the features that the q. A.
Il, veterans are arranging for Memoir.