Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Republican primaries tonight. Let
all republicans attend.
M. Wisbrun. the butcher at Bernal-
lilo, is in the city today.
Ed. F. Coddington left for Santa Fe
this morning. on a visit to friends.
Ellis Williams and w. A. Kramer,
the popular town marshal and assist
ant town marshal of Gallup, are here
today on district court matters.
Walter Young. who was employed at
Albemarle. up in the Cochiti district,
was here yesterday. He will seek a
position in some of the Arizona mining
camps.
Horseback riding, %astraddle. is a
popular exercise by a number of ladies
these fine days. Half a dozen ladies
were out yesterday exercising to their
hearts content.
Justo r. Armijo, ex-postmaster, as
SCISSOR and probate Judge, was present
ed by his estimable wife with a boy
on the 18th, making a full dozen now
in his household
Regular communication of Temple
lodge, No. 6. A. f. A. M, Thursday,
March 20, 1880 d. m. Work in f.. A.
| utSIGt. NlSltlD6 Dlttlllth OIuldll III
vited. By order of the w. NJ, II. Abra-
ham, secretary.
Arthur, the ten months old son of
John Zurlinden, died this morning of
pneumonia at the family home, 116
South Edith street. The funeral will
be held at the house at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
DR.. ID. II. earns received a telegram
this morning that his aged mother died
last night at Homestead, Pa, after a
sickness of about a week. She was
72 years old and suffered with infam-
nation of the stomach.
Ruth Simpler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Simpler, is laid up for repairs.
Yesterday afternoon, while at play at
her parents home, she fell down the
front steps, striking her face on the
ground and breaking out three of her
front teeth.
b. Ruppe, deputy grand exalted mas
ter of the lodge of Elks for New Mex
leo, will leave for Las Vegas tomorrow
morning to install the new officers re-
Gently elected by that lodge. On April
2 he will visit Silver City, and on April
8 he is due at Santa Fe.
Capt. c. c. Smith and DR.. H. E. Min
or, of the Fourteenth cavalry, came in
from Fort Wingate last night, being
summoned to appear before the Unit
ed States grand jury as witnesses in a
recent unfortunate murder affair which
occurred near Fort Wingate.
A. r. Burkdoll, wife and son, of Chi
cago, arrived in the city this morning,
and are stopping at the Metropolitan
hotel. Mr.. Burkdoll is one of the pro-
prietors of the Haywood hot springs.
He will proceed to the celebrated
springs, while his wife and son expect
to remain in the city a few days.
Corporal Van Buren, and Private
Davis, of Troop f, with a deserter,
named Perry G. Ballet, came in from
Cerrillos last night, and proceeded
west to Fort Wingate several hours
later. Balletu is a WAGNER in troop
G., at Fort Wingate, n after receiv-
ing his pay deserted or January !,
1902.
Captain Sylvester Davis, of, Galisteo,
is in Albuquerque today insisting to his
friends that he is not dead. A short
time ago a confusion of names resulted
in a wide spread report that captain
was killed in Lincoln county. The
captain says the story is without any
foundation n he has convincing ar
guments to prove it. -AOW
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will hold its regu-
lar tea on Thursday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. r. B. Myers, on Hun
ing avenue, between Second and Third
streets. This meeting will be held a
week ahead of time and a cordial in
~vitation is extended to everybody to be
present.
A letter has been received by the
Browns base ball club from II. w.
Biggs, of San Marcial, asking for a
place on the team. He states that he
is a bookkeeper and can do any kind
of office work and that he guarantees
to hold his own with the best of them.
He further says: 81 am six feet ten
inches tall and weigh 1876 pounds" He
is a first basemaH.