Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

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Miss Anna Hayes. who is seriously
III, is a patient at the st. Joseph sani-
tarium. .
H. s. Grout left this morning for To
peka. where he will remain for a cou-
pie of weeks.
There are letters at The Citizen Of
fee, in answer to classified advertise
ments, for H.. M; W.; B.: and c.. NJ,
Stade.
M. c. Logan, a well known and pop
ular citizen of Dona Ana county, now
located at Organ, is in the city on
court matters.
A special meeting ofsthe Eagles will
be held tonight. Important business
will be brought before the meeting and
a full attendance is desired.
If you want anything, whether lost.
strayed or stolen, or whether you new
er had it before, advertise for it in the
classified column of The Citizen.
Andrew Geary, a colored man. was
tried by Judge Crawford yesterday af-
ternoon on the charge of having no
visible mean Of support, He got thirty
days.
There will be a regular c%onclave Of
Pilgrim c~ommandery No. 8, X. T., this
evening at Masonic hall at 8 o'clock.
By order of e. G. l.. H. Chamberlin.
recorder.
Mrs. NJ. r. Otero, with her daughter,
Miss Virginia, and son, Horace, came
in from Santa Fe last night, and will
leave for southern California to spend
the summer months.
NHro W.. H;Il. ooII~l - mi H;@;
zen Office and announced that her nus
band, who is in the timers business
on Gold avenue, is very i'll, and com
PEELED to remain at home.
Mrs. w. Y. Walton, the popular dane
ing teacher, was laid up with a severe
headache the past few days. She was
out driving this morning with Miss
Jeanette, and reported her health as
much better.
e. c. Wade, ST., father of f. C. Wade
of Las Cruces. and who was a resident
of this territory some years ago, has
recently located in Washington, d. c.,
where he has opened a pension collec-
ton and claim agency.
The non-Sectarian Benevolent socie-
ty is in need of a small tent. Anyone
having a tent that they would care to
donate to the society, or to sell cheap,
please address Mrs. J. w. Edwards,
secretary, No. SIS West Marquette ave
nue..
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. E,
Burke, of Los Angeles, arrived here
and went to Sturges' hotel. Within a
short time after their arrival Mrs.
Burke gave birth to a baby which lived
but an hour or two. The child was
buried here today.
The directors of the Mariana Oil
company, with lands in Mckinley coun.
ty, will hold an important meeting at
the Office of j. f. Luthy, on East Rail
road avenue. Saturday night, April "a.
Messrs. Wolff, Foulks and Risdon, OF
Gallup, and d. M. Richards, of Las
Cruces, will undoubtedly attend. Ofic.
ers are to be elected and other import.
IN matters, such as approving and set.
thing of accounts, will come, up for &C.
ton. i &
The Santa Fe Central base ball team
will leave next Wednesday evening for
Socorro to cross bats with the 'Socorro
team. Upon it's return the team will
stop over at Albuquerque on Decora.
ton day to play with the Albuquerque
DIOWHS.-INtW meAlCdD. odnJd re mas
one of the best ball teams in the south.
west in the Santa Fe Centrals, which
has lost but one game this season, and
that to the Browns, while the latter
have not as yet met defeat this season,
and do not propose to without giving
their opponents an argument worth
seeing. Santa Fe is determined to re.
turn victorious.
C. H. Elmendorf went nor'l to Santa
Fe this morning. For the past few
weeks he has been on the ranges of the
American Valley Cattle company. OF
which he is manager, and goes to the
territorial capital with his face thor.
oughly sunburned. He stated to The
Citizen man at the depot this morning
that the southern slope of mountains
in Socorro county, not the st. August,
inc plains, were visited by a heavy
snow storm last Saturday, and that
at least five inches of snow laid on the
level for a day or so. He reports the
cattle and sheep of that section of So
ccrro county in fine condition.