Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-11

LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.

win Mallctte has gone to the Co
chit district on one of his regular
monthly trips.
Henry Barraclough arrived this
morning from Los Angeles to assume
charge Of the Crystal ice works.
Judge W. II. Burke Is now holding
the day watch at the Metropolitan sa.
loon. corner Railroad avenuc and
First street.
Ora G. King will leave tomorrow
morning on a visit to his parents in
Sweetser. Indiana. The gentleman q
poets to return to Albuquerque to re-
side.
Miss Genevlevo Townsend. Mrs.
win Ments and son. Fay. journeyed
out to Whitcomb springs yesterday
and they report having had a most en-
ioyable outing.
George G. Bowman. the United
States gaugcr, left last night for the
San Juan country on n regular aug
ing tour. He expects to be absent
about a week or ten days.
The wife and three children of Man.
ager Bowman, OF the Imperial steam
laundry. arrived In this city last night
from their home IN Missouri. n Will
go To housekeeping In a few days.
Il. B. Harsch. alderman OF the Sec.
ond ward. who has been confined to
his home for several days from the
effects of blood poison. was able To be
out on the streets for n short time yes
terday.
The teachers of the primary and
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met at the Congregational church this
afternoon and listened to m address
on Sunday school work by Rev. G.. A.
Bunker.
Don't forget to attend the races to-
morrow afternoon at the fair grounds.
The entire receipts will be given to
the city poor. Admission 25 cents,
grand stand free. Races commence at
2:30 o'clock.
Regular meeting OF Albuquerque
lodge No. 46l, b. u. o. t., will be held
Saturday night at X. OF L. hall at $3.50
o'clock. Initiation. Visiting Elks wei
come. BY order Of exalted ruler. q.
W. Medler, secretary.
Division Superintendent NJ. l.. Por-
ter, of the Scranton correspondence
school, came down from the north last
night and will remain In the city for
a few days before continuing IN to
his headquarters at lei Paso.
Fred. b. McKeehan leaves tonight
for Las Vegas. where he will Join
forces with Fred. Fornofi, and these
gentlemen will look after the business
Of the United States marshal's Office
next week while court is in session
there.
The Montezuma Building, Loan and
Savings association and the Title and
Guaranty company, have taken a joint
lease of the store room In the DR.
Hope building on Gold avenue, and
will ft up Offices there to be occupied
by June LIST.
Miss Edna Leavitt completed heI
duties as school teacher In the Barelas
school yesterday. The term, which
was eight months was successfully
conducted and the board OF directors
and the pupils were highly pleased
with the progress made.
Ben. Williams, special officer for the
Santa Fe railway, returned from the
south this morning. He expects his
wife from Las Cruces tomorrow morn
ing, after which they will make this
city their future home. having rented
one OF the Rankin cottages on nortl
First street.
A very delightful musical reclta
was given last night In the Odd Eel
lows hall by Miss Estella Valck. Tn,
program consisted Of selections on tn,
piano, clarionet, violin and cornet, anC
each was rendered in a highly pleas
ing manner. After the recital all pres
ent Joined in the pleasant pastime o
dancing.
This morning p. Denelli, proprietor
of The Star" saloon on north FRS
street, was united in marriage to Miss
Aziese fabbri, the ceremony beinl
performed at the church of the I'm
maculate conception by Rev. Manda
lari. @. Giomi and wife witnessed tn,
marriage. The bride arrived direct
from Italy about a week or ten days
ago.
Col. s. Lewinson. the venerable
chief bookkeeper at The Economist, ,
also partner OF the firm, was of duty
yesterday, and the young hustler o.
the concern, David Weinmann, looked
after all the store details besides his
own departments, II kept David
plflty wen taxed, nut ne kept IN good
humor, al The Economist" did a fine
business yesterday.
United States Marshal c. NJ. Fora
ker left last night for Deming, where
he will have business in connection
with some Chinese cases. Pong Lin
Show, who was arrested by lnspec
tor Charles Mehan a few days ago OF
suspicion of not being a lawful resi-
dent OF the United States. was to have
been given a hearing in the court o.
United States Commissioner Is. Y
Mckeyes to-day, and In the event thai
he Is ordered deported, Mr.. Foraker
viii see that the Chinaman Is escorted
to the port nearest his native land.
Judge j W. Crumpacker and VIII,
Will leave Monday night for the north
They will first go 10 Woodstock. Can
ada, where Mrs. Crumpacker will visit
her parents, and the Judge VIII re
turn across the border" TO visit his
people in Indiana. Following these
visits, they will Journey along the
crowded east in a Pullman coach, with
instruction 10 the porter ito be put