Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ralph Halloran, representing the
New York Life Insurance company, is
on a visit to the northern towns. a.
j. II. Bearrup, of the Albuquerque
wool securing mills, has gone to Las
Vegas and other northern towns on
business.
James K. Cree and wife, after spend
ing a few days in Albuquerque, left
last night for their ranch in Lincoln
county, via Ell Paso.
The display of Miles Nervine ad-
vertisements in one of the front win
dows of the b. Ruppe drug store is
attracting attention.
The library commissioners are re-
quested to meet at the Reynolds libra
ry building, on East Railroad avenue,
tonight at s o'clock.
The local sociey of the w. C. T. u.
will hold a meeting tomorrow at 3
o'clock p. m. at the residence of Mrs
Borden on the Highlands.
George S. Arnot, manager n one
of the directors of the Gross, Kelly &c
ger for Las Vegas this morning.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred
Fornoff is using a crutch because of a
badly sprained ankle. He stepped on a
brick which turned over and threw
him.
C. F. Waugh, now in the commission
business Trinidad, formerly of this
city, left last night for the north. He
was here to meet Harry Constable
from Ell Paso.
w. d. Kemp, who has struck rich ore
in the mountains east of Albuquerque,
left last night for Pueblo, Colo, and he
took along with him samples of ore
from his mine.
A Citizen representative met George
s. Blunt this morning, and he stated
II have come home and will remain
here Indefinitely" Mr.. Blunt has been
s%ojourning in Santa Fe for the past
few months.
Judge L.. w. Stansbury, special at
torney hearing evidence in Indian dep
relations claims against the govern
ment, left this morning for the north.
He will drop off at Las Vegas, remain
ing there for a few days.
There will be a regular convocation
of Rio Grande Chapter, No. 4, Royal
Arch MasOns, ms evening at 8 o'clock,
at Masonic hall. Visiting companions
cordially invited. BY order of E. H. P.
l.. H. Chamberlin, secretary.
James H. Drury, of this city, is tho
general manager of the New Mexico
Pumice-Stone company, and not James
H. Purdy, as the types had The Citizen
say yesterday. Mr.. Drury is an ener
getic man and will push the operations
OF the company.
G. w. Hunter, who is farming and
raising tobacco at B~ernalillo, Is in the
city today buying supplies. He says
that the country around Bernalillo
looks fine, but a rain is needed to
bring forth a first class crop Of cereals
and garden truck.
l.. H. Shoemaker, who is at Pagosa
Springs, Col, taking baths for the
rheumatism, writes to his wife that
he is getting along nicely and hopes to
leave the springs pretty well cured by
the first Of July, after which he will
visit Maniton Springs and Denver, and
then return to tuis city.
Messrs. Bistolfe and Colombo, the
Italian musicians who gave concerts
at several places in the city yesterday
afternoon and evening, left this morn
ing for Santa Fe. Tney are fine music
ians, and are picking up quite a guam
tity of small change in their tour
throughout the southwest.
Eugene Sutherland, the captain of
the fire department, who Is sick with
pneumonia, is reported getting along
nicely, and his attending physician IN
tertains hope Of getting the fire fight;
err up and at work again in a short
time. Vigil Scott Is acting captain
and he is attending to the duties in
good style,
Mrs. j. A. Summers, wife of the pop
ular probate clerk of the county Of
Bernalillo. left this morning for Chi
cago, where she will be Joined by her
daughters, Misses Maud and Ida, and
together they will visit Toronto and
other cities in the Canadian domain.
Mrs. Summers expects to be absent
about three months.
Mrs. H. u. Nudge, who visited San
Marcial friends while Mr.. Nudge was
here attending the conference of rail
road officials at the Alvarado hotel,
came in from the south this morning,
and both continued north to Topeka
in the general managers special car
No. PIT. Mrs. ]. e. Saint and Mrs. H.
s Nones, particular friends of Mrs,
Nudge, were at the depot to meet the
lady, and remained until the train pull
ed out for the north.
The Citizen acknowledges receipt fof
a copy of a handsomely printed folder
announcing a few facts about the
new wholesale book and stationery
firm of Blackwell & Wielandy, of st
Louis. A. M. Blackwell, well known In
this territory for many years as q
member of the wholesale grocery es
t~ablishment of Gross, Blackwell & Co.
is president of the big book concern
Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona has
been assigned to +. h. Wielandy, whS
will make occasional trips Throughout
his territory.
The unselishness of the press h
shown in the fact that it fights thu
meat trust while submitting to the ex