Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-10-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

The specialties at Colombo hall this
evening will be many.
$. G.. Cartwright and wife, well
known citizens of Santa Fe, are In
the territorial metropolis OF business
Laurence Broyles. The Citizen core
spondent at San Marcial, N. NJ. has
gone to the Texas Holiness university
at Greenyille. Tex.
Attorneys NELL b. Field. A. b. Nc
Millen and others, including Delegate
u. s. Rodey, returned to the city las,
night from Santa Fe.
Forest Mckinley, who was formerly
connected with the government LAND
Offices In Oklahoma, now with the land
office at Las Cruces, is In the city Oh
business.
b. l.. Marks is the name OF n youna
gentleman from Cincinnati, o. who
has accepted a position at the whole
sale liquor establishment OF the My,
ors-Abel company.
Toney Neiss. the iuj.ice of the
peace at Cerrillos. is In the ,ity today
and viii return to CerrillOs tonight.
lie says his town VIII be well repre-
scented at the Territorial fair.
Louis Becker, who was at Ripon,
Wis, the past few months for the ben.
eft of his health, which was impaired
from long illness, passed through the
city last night for his home a. Belen.
Miss Grace Dodd, who was In the
northwest on n visit to her fatacr the
past year. returned last night and will
reside in the future with her grand
parents, Colonel and Mrs. A. A. Trim.
BILE.
j.. G, Martin, who has resided in
East Las Vegas the past two or three
months. returned to the city last night
and called at this office this morning
lie stated that he would reside here
in the future.
At the meeting the other night OF
the Albuquerque guards ID. II. Boat,
right. Charles Quier and Orrin Smith
were elected associate members. and
Henry +. Connolly, Harvey Powell
and Roland Stevens active members.
Hugh Campbell of Flagstaff and J.
McCracken of Prescott, who have pur.
chased $4,000 wethers in this neigh.
borhood the past few weeks, will start
them across the country for Arizona
pastures on October 6. II Is under.
stood that these wethers brought very
low prices.
Charles McAuley OF indianapolis,
Ind, accompanied by his wife and two
small children, arrived here last even
ing and Is visiting his old friend, G. ID.
klumpp of 1906 South Edith street.
They expect to remain several weeks
n may conclude to locate in Albu.
querque.
The Topeka Journal says that 7. Y.
Maynard, local watch inspector for the
Santa Fe at Albuquerque, n. NJ. stop.
ped OFF in Topeka for a few hours
Monday afternoon on his way to Chi.
cago. Mr.. Maynard has a number OF
friends IN Topeka and Kansas, having
been In business formerly at Hia.
vatha.
julius Wolf, right hand man for
Dick Heller of Cabezon, is a visitor in
Albuquerque, having made the trip On
horseback, Mr., Wolf reports the Cab
exon colony well and the country about
never looked better. He will remain
In town several days TO meet his
cousin, Joseph l.. Herzog, who will ar
rive Saturday,
The executive committee OF the Ter.
rltorial fair held a meeting last night
ana discussed many important sub.
lects pertaining TO the approaching
fair. The horse races, cowboy tourna.
ment, base ball and Indian dances
were fully debated and the secretary
reported everything all right, so the
fair can be run from "e-end to e-end."
Rev, c, Il. Lukens, the Presbyterian
minister at Roswell, came in from
the south this morning. Accompanied
by Reys, X. NJ. Craig and r. c. Beat.
tie of this city he will leave tonight
for Flagstaff, whore the synod OF New
Mexico, which embraces the two ter.
rltorics, will convene in a few days.
The program OF the synod was puL.
lishcd In The Citizen Tuesday alter.
noon.
Last night at the pleasant home Of
her parents on North Third street and
Granite avenue, Miss Flora Vann en-.
tcrtainod quite a party Of young peo.
pie. In the smelling contest. or quiz.
sixteen Walls containing ingredients
were passed around and the guesses
were written on slips Of paper. Mas
Huyth Everett won the first prize. Aft,
or TINS amusement delicious refresh,
mcnts were served,
q. NJ, Pedroncelli, charged with hay.
ing sold wine ON which he had not
paid the regulation tax, was given "a
hoaning yesterday afternoon 6y Uni.
ted States Commissioner II. II. Whit
ing and the case was dismissed. To.
day Pedroncelli was made defendant