Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

this city today.
Rev. w. +. Foulks expects to re.
turn TO Gallup tonight.
Judge ]. w. Crumpacker came home
last night from a trip up north.
Charles Grande is confined to his
home on Tijeras road by illness.
Mrs. Joseph Badarraco has been
suffering from rheumatism for several
days.
Charles Boettger is suffering from
pleurisy which followed a recent at
tack Of pneumonia.
DR.. +. Mitchell arrived here from
Cerrillos last evening and spen, the
day greeting friends.
The little child Of Jacob Flaming,
the south First street grocer. who In.
jured his ankle recently. is improv-
ing.
A wise move-Some one that will
import q carload Of good servant girls
to this city. They are really In de-
mand.
b. s. Harvey accompanied by gu
perintendent John Stein were in the
city today inspecting the Harvey
house.
About time to clean up lawns and
| alleys, an operation that may contrib
ute considerably to health. II not TO
wealth.
Daniel Alton. cousin Of N. c. Den.
nett. arrived yesterday morning from
Mexico. In time to attend the funeral
OF the latter.
Mrs. Shoup, who has been confined
to her home on south First street for
several weeks, Is reported as rapidly
recovering.
Operator George Brownell, formerly
employed at Greeley. Colo. has &C.
cepted a position In the Office OF the
Western Union.
After a serious spell OF sickness
from appendicitis. Oflcer Abe Har.
ris resumed his position on the police
force last night.
land Methodist Episcopal church. on
to Monday. March IS.
The Ration Reporter says: Rev. w.
II. Brewer OF Albuquerque stopped In
Ration between trains Saturday to see
his cousin, Mrs. q. r. E%ngledow.
Professor j. p. owen. who is a can.
didate for the position Of president.
superintendent OF the Agricultural
college, is still at Santa Fe, watching
legislative proceedings.
Saturday night a free concert, fol.
lowed by a dance. will be held nj the
Orchestrion hall. also a free concert
Sunday afternoon. Everybody invit.
ed to attend these free concerts.
The Las Vegas Record says: ID. ].
Rankin, cousin of X. g. Rankin OF this
city. and travelling salesman for the
Southwestern Brewing company at Al.
buquerque, is In the city for a few
days interviewing the saloon keepers.
Work has begun ON the foundations
for the First street portion OF the
handsome new business block being
constructed for J. Korber 4 Co. Il IL
very gratifying to learn that the above
e%nterprising Arm has decided to make
the First street frontage three stories
In height.
Angelo de Tullio has drawn up a
very handsome design for a memo
rial monument. to be erected to the
memory of Captain Max Luna, who
lost his life while on duty in the Phil.
ippines. The drawing will be mailed
today 10 Hon. Thomas Hughes at
Santa Fe.
where You Are, There Is Para.
disc Is the popular song that has
Just been issued by Frank M. Wyn.
koop OF Denver, who also composed
the words. The music Is by William
A. Gallagher. The composer is a
brother OF Harmon Wynkoop OF The
Citizen office.
Street Commissioner Colonel Mar.
tin Tferney has made a fine Job OF
grading west Silver avenue, from
Fourth TO Sixth street. A top dress.
ing OF adobe has been put on top OF
the sand and well wet down. A little
travel on II will 10 make II equal to
the other streets. This work has been
done without extra cost to the city.
The oil fever has struck AIbu.
querque In big chunks, and a number
or citizens are eagerly purchasing
shares offered for sale by l.. f. Dens.
more, who Is here representing the
Mariana Oil company. recent locators
of oil lands In the vicinity of Gallup.
samples or the crude oil from the Ma.
riano company lands can be seen at
The Citizen ONCE.
Rev. w. ID. Clayton OF the Metho.
dist Episcopal church south was in
demand yesterday. performing the last
sad rites as a minister at three funer.
ais. His first for the day was at the
bennett ranch, seven miles south OF
the city. where he preached the ser.
mon n held the services over the re.
mains OF N. C. bennett. This oc.
CURED at 1880 a. M, after which he
drove up to the city and oficiated at
the funeral OF Fletcher Purnell. which
occurred at 1880 p. m. At 4:3O D. IN.
ne performed the services at the bier
OF Earl Donegan, at the undertaking