Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

III. ID. Becker, the general merchan
at %Isleta, is in the city today on bus
ness.
DIR. Grove. the %oculist, is in the Cit,
OF Mexico, and will be absent about
week.
The school children visited the mes;
in droves early this morning to gatbe,
primroses.
J.. A. Harlan. superintendent of build
ings and bridges on the Rio Grande di
vision, is in the city.
H. H. Ribble, justice of the peace OF
city precinct No. 26, is reported quite
Ill. He is suffering with an aggravated
case of rheumatism.
At the present date there are four
teen fine residences in course of con
struction in this city. That is n pretty
good sign of prosperity.
Harvey Powell was a passenger to
Las Vegas this morning. Harvey ex.
poets to return tonight so as to be able
10 attend the picnic tomorrow.
w. A. McClaskey, the Railroad ave.
nue. timer, has bought the Hahn prop.
erty at No. 407 North First street and
moved INTO his new home yesterday.
This evening at $3.50 O'Clock the Elks
will hold an important meeting up
stairs over Zeiger's Cafe. Opera house
n other important matters will be
considered.
A special meeting of the board of
education will be held this evening at
1880 o'clock, to take further action on
the bonds for the Improvement of the
school buildings.
M. j. McAtee, the popular contractor
and builder, will begin work next week
on a handsome eight room brick resid-
ence, to be erected by Prof. M. E. Hick-
ey on East Railroad avenue.
Manager Fellow, of the local Harvey
house, says that tomorrow, for the last
time. Sunday dinner will be served in
the old house. He recommends the
souvenir to be a crackerjack.
Leon Hertzog's team defeated a local
bowling team at the Sunnyside bowl.
ing alley last night by a score of two to
one One hundred and %fifty.seven was
the best individual score made.
Miss Susie S%nouffer, who came down
from Las Vegas on Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of her little niece, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pull
len, returned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. McGaffey were
at the depot this morning to see Mrs.
w. c. Barnes, who passed through the
city on passenger No. 2 en- route from
her home at Phoenix to visit friends
at Dorsey, N. M.
j. A. Baker, of Las Vegas, is in the
city today, talking up the mines of the
Tecolote district. Although from the
Meadow town, he has not been ordered
lynched or boycotted by the school boy
on the Journal Democrat. az
1t is hoped that the Sunday School
workers now assembled at Las Vegas
will impress upon the b~eligerent viii
lage that when they are smote upon
one cheek 1t is according to scrip
ture to turn the posterior. .
Pitt Ross, civil engineer and v
or, returned from Gallup last night.
where he has been locating Oil claims.
Mr.. Ross says that the prospects, in a
NUMBER or instances, are very favor
able for the striking Of the. real stun,
Judge B. s. Baker and wife were
north bound passengers last night.
While the judge visits the east, Mrs.
Baker will pay her respects to rela.
tives and friends in Omaha. They ex-
pect to return to the city in several
weeks.
Word has reached the city that Rob-
ert Fetters, ST., formerly a citizen of
Las Vegas, and well remembered by
all old timers throughout the territory.
died the 18th of April at the Soldiers
nome in Philadelphia. His son, Robert
Fetters, Jr., resides in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Matthews. who
been spending several days in
the city sightseeing, left this morning
Tor their home at Kansas City, Mo. Mr..
is employed in the Santa Fe
at Kansas City and with his
wife, has been visiting friends on the
coast, and stopped off in Albuquerque
on his return home.
In response to the call issued yester-
day in The Citizen, that the Ladies'
association was in need of
blankets, sheets and pillow cases, quite
donation was left at the city building
this morning, and Mrs. Clancy. who is
doing noble work for the cause of hui
mainly promptly saw that the goods
properly distributed and the sick
the city building are now more com
fixed.
Hon. w. a.. Andrews, president of
the Albuquerque Eastern and Santa
Central railways, and the vice pres
w. 3. Hopewell, are in the city
today on business. They will leave to-
latter going to Thoreau. The
junction of the Rock Island road to the
above. railways. while Mr.. Andrews
will proceed direct east. He will visit
Washington and do some valuable mis-
sionary work for the establishment OF
one OF the proposed military posts in
this city.
Sunday lecture tomorrow, 1880 d. M,
Odd Fellows hall. DIR. Cook will
speak upon the subject unseen Faces
Photographed" The originals obtain
by his experiments will be distribut-
ed among the audience for examina-
ton. Mrs. Altha Jory, of Los Angeles,
will give evidential facts or messages
demonstrating the mysterious working
OF higher inteligences. Announcements
Tor Mrs. Freeser's special work will be
made from the platform. Admission,