Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

john $. Boayen's little daughter Is
quite sick; the trouble Is malarial f..
yer.
Miss Coltranc and sister. Mrs. Frank
Bowden. expect to leave for South.
ern California.
For Sale-Two-inch lumber for side.
walks, from s to 16 feet long, cheap.
q /" Altheimer.
Mrs. Calvin Whiting. with her
daughter, will go to California tonight
to spend n few weeks at the coast re.
sorts.
Thomas Hughes. senior member of
The Citizen. LETT last night on a bus.
mess visit to northern New NexicO
cities.
The county commissioners are in
session today AS a board Of equaliza-
ton to hear complaints against tax
assessments.
Major Ernest Meyers, of the Mey.
ers-Able company. has gone to points
west of here and in Arizona ON bust
ness for the firm.
Al. Montgomery has returned from
his visit to the Hudson hot springs
where he had gone for the rheumatism
He was greatly benefited.
Adolph Helwegg. who was at r.
Paso the past two weeks, returned tc
the city yesterday and will visit his
family here for "a few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. j. =. Raster, of To
peka, are In the city, the guests OF
j. +. Luthy and wife. and Mrs. and
Mrs. $. Il. Newcomer. They will re
turn north tonight.
The Journal Democrat was mistak
On In stating that the new delivery
wagon for the Harsch Bottling works
was made by Mortin a. Ortiz. The
wagon vas made by Jacob Korber a
Co., and Is a dandy.
The alarm of fire sounded last night
about . o'clock from box II was false
The miscreant whose lack of sense
caused the department to run out
nccdlessly Is under suspicion and may
pay highly for his fun.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. l.. Hathaway were
passengers on the East bound train
last night going to pay n visit TO the
Pan.American exposition at Buffalo,
fhey will also visit other points, and
viii be gone some time.
The Misses Lucy and Hazel Wood
worth, of Slater. Mo, are the guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. G.. II. Frost. The
young ladies' are the daughters OF
Conductor Woodwork, who formerly
had a railroad run out of Albuquerque
ON account of increasing business
". V. Futrelle found the space In his
handsome new store too small. so he
| haE l.srNu.u tho Ap..VNA. - =. In.-.
brick warehouse in addition To 1t
The new building is well under way
and will be a fine Improvement.
fhe new rubbish wagon for the city
which viii hereafter be under tn,
personal supervision OF Col. Martin
Iierney. the street commissioner
made its appearance this morning and
la all right for the purpose. The wa
sOn was made by Jacob Korber a Co
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tanguey, who was poisoned
some weeks ago by eating buds from
cottonwood trees, is slowly dying OF
paralysis az the residence on south
Edith street. This is "A very sad
case and one that has called out much
sympathy.
III h'I'l VI III. - u NdNltI u ION
chase took place at the fair grounds
this afternoon, supervised by w. l.
rrimble. \ sack containing "foN
odor' had been prepared, and OF
course dragged around the grounds
Joe Barnetts nine fox hounds were
turned loose and there was music In
the air for about an hour,
The city press would evidently be
provided with fairly" respectable As
ISOLATED Press dispatches II the intel
ligent' operator would leave out his
misplaced commas, cOlous and
semi.COlons and take the
news as sent over the wires
Such attempts to correct grammar
as laid down by the laws of education
are really annoying to a person who
understands how to read, write and
punctuatc.