Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-30
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. o.. X. Connolly. residing on
north Sixth street. is reported scrlous-
~ IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Blake and daugh.
ter. of Des Molncs. Iowa. are at the
Grand Central.
Fred. ID. Michael, of Santa Fe hotel
fame, is In the city. stopping at Stur.
gcs' European.
Felix Lester and w. p. Mctcalf. who
were up on the Rio Pccos fishing
have returned to the city.
Mrs. L.. II. Harding and three little
children left last night for n several
weeks visit to Wilmington, Ohio.
Col. a. NJ. Blackwell. OF the whole
sale grocery establishment of Gross.
Blackwell a Co, is in the city to-day.
postoflce Inspector G. l.. Doran was
accompanied to the city by his wife
and On. They stop at the Hotel High.
land.
Or. r. A. Carr and family started
last night for Seattle Wash. where
they will remain for a couple OF
months.
Bernardlno Baca. who represents a
picture cnlarging firm OF Chicago. was
a passenger for Trinidad. Colo, this
morning.
Miss A. Mugler. tho mllliner OF
Santa Fe. who has been on n visit to
her sister. Mrs. II. Hase, returned to
her home at the territorial capital this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Whitney have
gone to Coyote springs, where they
viii enjoy the mountain scenery for a
few days.
Miss Anna Turner, the Indian school
teacher at lsleta, came In from the vii
lage on the delayed passenger train
this morning.
Thos. N. Nilkerson has returned
from the upper Pecos, where he has
thu reputation OF being one OF the best
fishermen on the creek.
O. II, Perry, of Wisconsin. was n
passenger through here last night en-
route to Phoenix, where he Is interest.
ed In mining properties.
B. Pinter returned sunday evening
from Denver and Pueblo. where he
had gone a week previous to settle up
some old business afrairs.
Charles kunz, who has been string.
ing speCkled trout on the pecos river
for several days. came home last night
feeling In the best OF spirits.
w. j. McDermott, the carpenter en-
ployed by Contractor A. w. Hayden,
has gone 20 Belen to finish some work
which was begun there recently.
Delegate Rodey IL speeding through
the country IN his way to the national
capital. lie will visit many eastern
| Hitinu uhiIn ahgnnt from Mnn hAxI,A
A. l.. Laudenslager and Robert Har-
Ian, who have been awarded a on
tract by the firm OF Il. Lantry A. Sons,
left last night for Sunset, Arizona. to
begin work.
Harry Strong, who has been sick for
a couple Of days at his home on north
Second street was improved today
and will be able to attend to business
In a few days.
Masters Hugh and Kirk Bryan.
bright sons OF Prof. and Mrs. II. w. ID.
Bryan, gave S2.b0 To the Non Sectarian
Benevolent society, money which they
had earned themselves.
Another heavy rainstorm visited the
mountains tn the East Of Albuquerque
last night, and II Is stated that the
arroyas of the Coyote canyon district
were hankfull for nearly two hours.
ID. A. lines and NJ. p. Rahsopf, two
young gentlemen who have made Al
buquerQuc their abiding place the past
year, left this morning for Aberdeen
$. ID. Peter Guillon saw them safely
on the train.
Ben. Wlttick left last night for the
east and he will take in the Pan.Amer-
lean exposition at Buffalo before re
turning. lie took along with him a
trunk load OF Indian Views and street
scenes Of Albuquerque.
Engineer Deutschmann, who was
handling the throttle on the switch en-.
CINE when II collided with the engine
on No. 20 a few days ago, is now To-
Gated at Belen, where he Is handling
the stationary engine In the roller
mills.
The No. 22 passenger train from III
Paso, due here early this morning,
did not arrive until ll:l5 o'clock,
marked up a little over four hours be-
hind time. The cause OF the delay Vas
that the engine jumped the track "A few
miles below Rincon.
w. A. Thorp. 4 newspaper reporter
who has been IN the city the past
week, will return to Las Vegas to-
night, where, as he says, he will ave
a little financial matter to settle with
the Record. Before coming to this
city Thorp was employed as a report
or on the Record.
Harmony lodge No. II, l. o, o, f.,
will meet this evening at their hall
ON south Second street at s p, m.
sharp All members of Albuquerque
lodge No. | and visiting brethren are
cordially invited. Work in degree and
refreshments. lly order of n. q. n.
Il. Stevens, recording secretary.
The Boston Bloomers will be here ON
mex Monday and the bald heads Of
the city have already asked the priyi'
lege Of getting as close as possible to
the "bloomers, that Is, to Occupy the
front ROY Of seats In the grand stand.
The request viii be granted with the
proyiso that when a "BlOomer' hits a
pail for a nome run they must cheer
In the ordinary, but not get overly