Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-10

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The census bulletin has been re-
ceived In the library of the university.
which was presented by Hon. b. s.
Rodey.
Clement Hightower. who was down
in SoCorro county on official business.
passed up the road for Santa Fe this
morning.
Steve Caravan. of the Rocky Cliff
Coal Mining company at Gallup, came
In from Gallup this morning on some
important court matters.
J.. p. Victory. who was at Las Cru.
ccs at attorney for the claimants of
the Refugio grant, passed up the road
for Santa Fe this morning.
The reservoir OF the Albuquerque
water works has not been cleaned out
in three years. IL IL foul, and needs
the attention OF the board of health.
Some of the finest Navajo blankets
ever brought to this city are on ex-
hibition at the store of l.. b. Putney.
Call and see them; they are dandies.
Eugene Van Patten, the highly re-
spected major of Las Cruces, who was
in Rocky Ford. Colo, OF business, went
through this city last night homeward
bound.
George A. Learnard. OF the firm OF
Hall * Learnard, has returned from
| Las Vegas, whittier he had been to
deliver a Chickering Bros piano sold
to Mrs. Jas. 7. Johnson.
Owing to a rush OF business d.
Ruppe did not get away for Santa
Fe last night, but left this morning.
| Tonight he will install the officers In
the Elk lodge OF that city.
The Citizen has received an invi-
tation to the marriage OF Nestor Cha
yes to Miss J~osephin G. Brown, which
event will occur in Old Albuquerque
on April Is. at the church of San Fe
lipe de Neri, at Z o'clock a. m.
The members OF the Commercial
club and their friends will enjoy dane.
ing at the club rooms tonight. II Ia
expected a large crowd will be present
as a fine program of numbers has been
arranged and a good time is assured,
J. II. SAKE returned to his home In
| Milwaukee, Wis, last night after a
visit of several months In this city.
The gentleman was highly pleased
with the people he met, and no doubt
will come back to this city to reside,
with his family next fall.
Miss Emma Westerfeld, the 14.year.
| old daughter of the well known cigar
manufacturer, left this morning for
Decatur, Ind, where she will spend
a year with her grand parents. The
young lady Is suffering from heart
trouble and her physicians advised
her to go to a lower altitude.
A farmer near Phoenix. Arizona
planted one grain Of white Australian
wheat and at harvest time from II had
sprung 1860 grains OF large fat wheat
lie planted ten acres of this wheat
and harvested 1T sacks, each weigh
ing 1873 pounds. The single grair
spoken OF produced thirty-six stalks
Officers were elected by the mem
bers OF the senior class In the uniyer
sity yesterday as follows: ID. w. John
son, president: Miss Ida Johnson, vice
president; Miss Freda Barth, treasur
er. II was decided that cream and
old rose should be the colors OF the
class. AT a later date a motto will
be selected.
In a couple OF months Miss Maud
Summers, daughter OF Probate Clerl
j. A. Summers. will complete a two
years curse OF study in music in Chi
cago. after which she will return L
Albuquerque to reside. Miss Ida will
leave tomorrow for the city by thu
lake TO visit with her sister until sh,
has finished her studies.
William Fraser, the Chilli sheer
raiser, who narrowly escaped dealt
at the Railroad venue crossing nigh
before last, has greatly improved an,
is still shaking his hands for Joy owe
his fortunate escape. In beinl
knocked down by tae engine he sus
tanned a few bodily bruises. but non,
of which were OF a serious character
Inc special horse race late yester
day afternoon between w. l.. Trim
ble's The Abbott" driven by himself
and Robert Appleton's "Baralina,
driven by Colonel NJ. Kellerman, wa
won by the latter IN easy time. Mr.
1Timble, who was around last night
announced that he was not satisfied
and another race will undoubtedly b.
aue
Two thousand dollars worth o
books and furniture for the Raynoldl
public library arrived yesterday, ant
MhTlln llefney anu MS 1OrCe OF mel
We're busy all day removing the good
from the depot 10 the building on tn,
Highlands, 1t will be only a few
days until the library is put in shap'
when the public will be at liberty L
enjoy the benefits OF that institution,
Prof, h, F. Giltner, who is operatin,
the Maceo mine In the Sandia district
came In late yesterday afternoon, nc
companied by his partner, Georg'
Ross, from urichsville, Ohio, who wa
out In the mountains looking over tn
property, Mr.. Ross left last nigh
for Cerrillos, and thence TO his Obi
home. Mr.. Giltner returned TO tn,
mountains this morning, He state
that he has $50 feet OF track laid II
the mine and other big Improvement
ordered.
In a few days Mrs. Alfred Grunsfel,
will leave for Chicago, where she viii
attend the wedding OF her sister, Mia
Louise Nusbaum, to Edward Austrian
on May 7th, The young lady has Wis
tied her sisters, Mesdames Alfred an,