Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-25
LOCAL PARkG RAPHS

flOnk ne lNOhSl = young son IL SUI
fcring with an attack Of rcmittent
fever.
Harry Gleason. general merchandise
clerk at Tome. 10 In the city ON n visit
To his family.
G. II. Catlin is the name Of n Jack
souyillc, H.. gentleman who registered
ut the Metropolitan hotel today.
Edward rorlina and his little son.
George. left this morning for st. Louis
after a visit in Albuquerque with j. D..
iurlina.
Mrs. George Carson. (nec Mrs. Rus
1clD arrived last nighth from Bland,
and will visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Diamond.
Mrs. George A. Campfeld and chill.
ircn. accompanied by Miss Ilanthorn,
are stopping for a few days at Camp
VhitCumb.
The ostimablc wife and little daugh.
tiers of DR.. w. u. Hope left this nor
ing for a ten days outing On the Pc
COS river.
Captain 4. II. Fitch arrived from his
California oil properties this morning
and will leave this evening for his
nome near Magdalena.
j.. II. Bearrup. of the Albuquerque
wool securing mills, returned to the
| city last night after a ool.purchasing
trip to San Miguel county.
George w. Stubs. secretary of the
Juri-Trias Copper and Golden Cochiti
funnel companies. left yesterday for
he north on official business.
T.. G. Aimcs returned to Albuquerque
yesterday from Silao. Mexico, where
he has been in the employ of the
Mexican Central as an engineer.
Mrs. ID. If. Boatright aud children,
family Of the proprietor of The Rack
IT" store. returned home last night
from their outing on the Rio PocOs.
1t the home of Mrs. Pitt Ross. No.
92O Barclas road. tomorrow afternoon
At 3 o'clock "A mothers meeting will be
acid, at which all are cordially invited
TO attend.
Mrs. q. +. Albright and Miss Cow
porthwaitc. who went out To Bear can
yOn early Yesterday morning To enjoy
The mountain scenery, returned home
last evening.
VIII. Stewart returned from the
western towns last night, where he
called ON the patrons of the Southwest
ern Brewery. lie reports having had
q very successful trip.
Mrs. II. Il. Wilson started last night
for her home in Chicago, after recelv-
ing the benefit of this climate for the
past eight months. The lady will re-
turn To Albuquerque within a month.
George u. Lcarnard %iourncyed up
to Pcna blanca today, where he un-
packed a bran new Chickering Bros.
piano, which was purchased by one OF
the prominent residents OF that place.
George p. owen, proprietor Of the
Grand Central hotel, who has been
sick for n week or more at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. Parrish, In Wa
gon Mounl, was reported as much bet
ter yesterday.
Prof, G, !" Hcrrick, late president of
the New Mexico university board of
regents. has established al office with
+. w. Clancy in the Armiio building.
His sign reads: Economic geology
ana mine surveying
X. W. Hopkins, who IA recently
appointed postmaster of Albuquerque,
vice. j. II. ArmiJo resigned, expects
his commission in a few days, lie
hopes TO be in harness as one of Tn.
Gle Sans officials by the first of Au'
gust.
The telephone poles are all up and
wires all strung for the Albuquerque
Los COrrales long distance telephone
line. The boxes will be put In soon,
when the merchants of Albuquerque
can hello" to Los Corrales custo-
mcrs.
II. u. Hall, proprietor Of the Albu-
querque Foundry and Machine works,
who was summoned To California a
few weeks ago on account of the Ill
ness and death OF his little child, Is
expected to return To this city tomor-
row morning.
Rev. p. A. Simpkin, who visited old
friends ami acquaintance in Gallup
for a couple OF days, passed through
here yesterday on his return to Salt
lake City, whore he will assume the
pastoratc of the Phillips Congrcga-
tional church.
John Unlerhil, who met with an ac.
cident n few weeks ago at Albemarle,
/ n which his foot was badly crushed,
started for his home in Lowell, Mass,
last night. When he regains the use
| Of his foot he viii return To his work
In the Cochiti district.
During the absence of City Mar
| shall McMillin In southern California,
Alex Knapp win oHlciate as extra po-
! lice. Although quite large, he says he
has "A record of II seconds for a nun
bred yards, so Meet footed evil trans
grossOrs of the law should be on their
guard.
The following news items We're re
ceiyed by The Citizen this morning
from Las plaCitas: "Hcrmencgildo
Chayes, postmaster of Las Placitas, Is
rejoicing over the arrival Of a baby
girl at HIS home on Tuesday morning.
he mother and child are doing
nicely
Justo Gutiorros, who is interested
IN the sheep industry in the pinos
! Wells ne%ighborhood, came in from the
mountains yesterday. He reports Ia
his brother, Hon. Emiliano Gutierres,
that all the section OF the Ountr