Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

George G. Bowman, the United
| States gauger. will leave Friday night
for Pennington on n gauging trip.
In the police court this morning
George Harris and George Jackson
were fined $40 apiece for having mixed
up in a fight last night.
+. G. Matthews, the travelling
freight and passenger agent of the
Burlington route, with headquarters
at Denver. is In the city to-day.
G. w. Stubs, who was in Kansas
and Colorado for a couple Of weeks
In the interests OF the Juria.Trias
Copper company, has returned to the
city.
The election is progressing quietly,
and about one-third of the votes OF
the city will be cast. There Is no
opposition whatever to the city H.
brary.
David Farr, OF Magdalena. writes
that he does not get his Weekly Citi-
zen regularly. The mail service of
the southwest ca ntry is getting
worse and worse.
Excelsior Lodge No. /, ID. of H., will
meet In regular session tomorrow
| night at 7:45. All members request.
ed to be present. BY order of the
| c. OF II. Eta b. Allison. recorder.
Capt. A. J.. Armstrong is anxious to
learn when the saith infantry, which
landed from the transport Logan at
| San Francisco, will be mustered out.
| His son, Ed. Armstrong, Is among the
volunteers.
Alvira Toti, the little girl who vas
run over by a delivery wagon last
week and painfully injured, is report
ed out OF danger by the attending
physician, and 1t is thought she will
entirely recover.
Superintendent r. b. Thomas of the
Cerrillos smelter transacted business
in this city yesterday. He believes
everything will be In readiness for
the blowing in of the renovated
smelter by the first Of the next month.
Mine Inspector Sheridan came In
from Silver City this morning and will
leave for Gallup tonight, where he
will inspect the Weaver coal mine,
In which an explosion occurred last
Friday night wherein three miners
were killed.
A collection of 500 Indian curios
will be sent to the Buffalo exposition
Il each HlDItu ny ~ H. MtbdIltN VI tulb
city. The gentleman already has a
fine variety on hand, but he will leave
In a few days for the villages In the
northern counties to secure more
Tomorrow evening Rev. Il. G.. Beat
tie. pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church, will leave for his former home
in Port Chester, N. Y, in company
with his wife, who Is suffering with q
serious attack of nervousness. While
the couple are absent from the city
they will make an extended tour OF
Europe.
The local owners of trotting and
running horses are ~agitating the ques
ton of organizing an association to
give trotting and running races at in
tervals during the summer. II. ii
Greenleaf and T. j. Shinick are at the
head of the scheme, and 1t Is likely
a meeting will be held In a few days,
The remains of Mrs. A. =. Lindsay,
whose death was announced in The
Citizen yesterday afternoon, will ar
rive from Denver tomorrow night. and
the funeral will take place Thursday
afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock, from the
residence of ID. E. Philips, No. 400
west Lead Friends of the
family are invited to attend.
Hon. Solomon Luna, who accom-
panied Governor Otero to Demine
and Joined in the ratification there
over the creation of the new county
of Luna, is in the city to-day, coming
in from nos Lunas this morning. Mr.
Luna states that he will return tC
Los Lunas tonight, and on Friday &c
to his sheep ranch near Magdalena
where he will remain until after the
Landing of his tiocks of sheep.
Don't be a buzzard-the buzzart
lives on things d~isagreeable. So does
the croaker. The buzzard, 1t Is said
will drop a fresh porterhouse steak
and fly a mile to pick up a morsel Of
spoiled neat. II is much the same
with the croaker, He will fiutter over
acres OF good news In search OF a
paragraph OF bad news. When he
finds 1t he chews it over with relish