Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


It's envelopes reading. 1--WE Want
Statehood"
Mrs. l.. a. Collins. VINO has charge
of the Congregational mission school
at Cubcro. is in the city on business.
James Lucos, broker and promoter
Of mining property. was here on bus
mess yesterday and returned tn Ger.
rillos last night.
A new soda fountain drink, named
grape kola,' was introduced at the
Ruppe fountain this morning. II IL a
fine summer beverage.
C.. II. Wilson. representing the
Thompson Paper company of Pueblo,
Colo, IN in the city with his samples.
lie came in from Socorro this morn.
ing.
There will be a regular meeting of
| Adah chapter No. Z. %. L.. s.. Friday
eyening. May 10th. by order of the
worthy matron. Laura t'luke. secre- |
tary.
The Samuel Vann bicycle which dis.
appeared the other night. was found
on Huning avenue. to which place
the thief had ridden the wheel and
left II.
In the parlors of the Congregational
church tonight the members of the
city Christian union Will give a So
cial to their friends. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Hon. George j. Stoneman, district
attorney OF ella county. Arizona, IL
here on a visit to Miss Julia Hamm. to
whom he will be married on Wednes.
day evening, May 20.
Joseph Bibo. the Bernalillo mer.
chant. il in the city, accompanying
his wife and children this far On their
way To San Francisco, where they
will visit relatives and friends for the
next three months.
After n sickness of several days,
Mrs. McCreight appeared at her mil
linery parlors On south Second street
yesterday afternoon, and. while yet
feeling i%ndisposed. she however hopes
to continue to improve.
When Metcalf a. Strauss get all
their goods unloaded and placed In
position in the big Barnett store build.
ing. next to the postoflce, they will
have one of the largest and most con
~venient commission houses in the
southwest.
After n pleasant visit with relatives
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ward Ieiger left yesterday for st.
Louis, where they will attend school.
The young gentlemen are sons of
Charles Zeiger, the well known hotel
keeper of I'll Paso.
The insurance Office of u. +. Me
Gamma was given a new dress of wall
paper to-day. besides a thorough
spring renovation, and when the work.
men have put the finishing touches on
il will be one of the neatest Office
rooms in the Grant building.
A. Il. Morelock, an expert telegraph
operator, arrived from Chicago last
night 10 MI the position at the Postal
Telegraph office made vacant by the
promotion of j. s, Creegan to the
management. Mr.. Morelock was ac'
companied by his wife and child.
There is evidently half n dozen BIZ
cycle thieves in this city, and wheels
are ridden of every day and night.
city Marshal McMillin and his lieuten-
ants have their eyes on certain chaps,
who act suspiciously when a bicycle
gets nea them, and they will be
caught mapping some of these days,
+. Il. Cramer. who is representing
Chicago capitalists in this territory,
arrived from the east last night and
continued west. He vas met at the
train by b. +, Fillmore, the window
decorator. Mr., Cramer will return to
this city In n few days, when he will
go to the Fayette Hot Springs in
Grant county,
b. Ruppe. president Of the territorial
board of pharmacy, Is still over in the
pecos valley country, looking up sew
eral pharmacists who have been re-
ported to the board as violating the
pharmacy law of the territory. Mr..
Ruppe writes to his chief clerk at his
drug store. Jerome Mallette, that he
will try TO reach home Sunday or
Monday morning.
Il. Barela, the reliable and fearless
deputy sheriff of Valencia county,
with headquarters in San Rafael, was
a pleasant visitor In the city yester-
day. He says the ranges in that sec.
ton OF he county are In exceedingly
good condition, and that the sheep are
looking fine. Tho Landing season
will close with this month, when II
is thought there will be n large crop,
Mrs. George T.. Wheat, sister OF
John Rueb, will arrive from Florence,
Colo, tonight, and, accompanied by
her brother, will probably leave to-
morrow night for Cardenas, Mexico,
whore Mr.. Wheat is reported to have
died a few days ago, but whether from
an accident ON the Mexican Central
road or from some of the plague dis
eases so prevalent in that republic, is
not known.
Simon Neustadt, the merchant of
Los Lunas, writes to The Citizen ask.
inc what Is the matter with the mail
facilities. He complains that he has
not received his Albuquerque papers
for three or four days, The mail ia.
c%ilities of central New Mexico are
growing worse and worse every day,
and Postmaster Armijo ought to stir
up somebody, or the inspector ought
TO begin a vigorous investigation,
W. A. Conner, OF Las Cruces, was In