Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-31
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

1 uicS WdlCu. IitdNt iNo'o ~ tniS VI
fee.
Hon. Neil b. Field has gone to Eel
Paso on some important legal mat
tiers.
Charles Schroeder. a well known citi-
zen of San Pedro, was here yesterday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zachariah are
still entertaining their relatives, Will
liam Rawley and family.
10. Sheridan, the GOA mine inspec-
tor, was here for a few hours last Sat
urday, going south that night.
Mrs. A. l.. Newton is enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs. A. o. Vaughn,
who arrived last night from Chicago.
John Greenleaf. who suffered a short
time ago with a graduated right eye,
had his left eye in the sling today,
also in a bad condition.
Undertaken Edwards will ship to
Belen. in care of Chris Scheele, a cas-
ket tonight. Some one measuring six
foot died there yesterday.
Gustav Becker, the prosperous mer-
chant of ~Springerville. Ariz., came in
last night on his return from Chicago,
and stopped owe a day in Albuquer-
cue.
b. J. O'Bryan, representing O'Bryan
Bros, liquor dealers of Louisville. KY,
is in the city, and today visited the To-
cal wholesale dealers. HIS jackson
Club" liquor is a popular drink among
K~entuckians.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
at Wilson's music store on Tuesday
April /. at 2:30 p. m. to consider bust.
ness connected with the G. A. r. en-
campment. By order of the president.
Mrs. T. A. Whitcomb, secretary.
Dr Hope says DR.. Giovanni Tenaglia
of Naples, Italy, was not denied a Ii
cense to practice medicine. He did not
| seem to understand that a meeting of
) the full board was necessary and re-
4 fused the temporary license which was
/, offered him.
!. Rabbi Bergman, oil Chicago, stop
! ped over in the city on his way home
{ from California. The gentleman is a
native of Assyria INC a fluent speaker
in several different languages. He mas
been delivering addresses at San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
Owing to the cold wave that struck
Albuquerque last Saturday, the demo-
Gratis came to the conclusion hat it
was entirely too chilly for a r~atifica-
ton meeting and in consequence aban-
doned the idea for that night. 1t is un-
lderstood they will ratify tonight.
The new choir of the Temple Albert,
: under the direction of A. l.. Newton,
is receiving much praise for the fine
program rendered at the service Fri.
day night. Miss Ida McCune has been
engaged as soprano, Miss Grace Hough.
ton contralto and NJ. C.SNettleton as
tenor.
Hon. Nicholas Gales. who has just
. taken charge of the Office of register of
the United tSates land Office at Las
Cruces, expects to tax his family to
reside in that town. Mrs. Gales has
been an invalid for several years and
Is now with their two daughters in
Minnesota for the benefit of her healln.
G. Oxendine, who is known as a man
II who has faith in the mountains east of
the city. is here today with samples OF
"a first class gold, silver and copper ore,
and has had some of it assayed. II
will run about SO to the ton and was
rs taken from the Silver Dollar mine, 10
10 Gated about fifteen miles from the city
in Tijeras canyon. ,
" The Albuquerque Planning Mill com
pany today placed above the wholesale
liquor house of Bachechi & Giomi, the
~ largest ant most prominent sign in the
city. 1t will be eighteen feet long by
fourteen feet; this for sign purposes
Ia and from the sign a sixteen foot flag
pole, from the top of which will float
q the stars and stripes.
The twenty-irst annual meeting Of
ry the New Mexico Medical society will
be held in this city April 16 and II
lie. and a very important meeting it is ex
pected to be. DIR. G. w. Harrison, o.
Albuquerque, is the president, n DR.
j. +. Mcconnell, of Las Cruces, the
secretary. A large attendance is ex
pected.
- George Mundi. a young man 26 years
~ of age, died of pneumonia yesterda!
q afternoon at his rooms on Railroad
g avenue. He came to Albuquerque abou
y a year ago, and having recovered hi
q health expected to go back this sprini
g to his home in Woodstock, Ontario
4 Undertaken A. Borders has receives
q instructions to ship the body home an
8 1t will be shipped tonight.
Is Joe Barnett, whom The Citizen ar
8 ~nounced os returning last Saturda
Is morning with his wife from Santa Re
X salia hot springs, Mexico, was see
8 this morning by a Citizen represents
3 tive and Mr.. Barnett said positivel
8 tnat tne santa 1tOSalla springs al
8 great institutions and that the littl
q touch of rheumatism he had in hi
30 joints was driven out at the first bat
: that he took. He reports Mrs. Barnet
% greatly benefited by the visit to III
o springs.
e The restaurant department of tn
% Metropolitan resort was thrown ope
% to the public yesterday in a blaze
g glory, and during the meals sweet m
% sic was waited throug the air. Nj
Q Berry. who is the Jolly proprietor, w
g so thoroughly elated over his prospec
% for future success that he Unstable
. Walter Bramlette as his cashier. Bra
s. lette is 80 years old and is today Il
. the tallest and ugliesu individual in Il
q c..y, measuring fifty inches from Il