Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

pages tomorrow.
A number of ladies have gathered at
the Alvarado hotel to assist In the op-
ening.
The First National bank of Santa
Rosa has absorbed The Guadalupe
county bank of the same place.
Mrs. ]. w. Mallette. who has been on
the sick list for the past week or ten
days. is reported considerably better
today.
Mrs. w. r. Chester and daughter.
Miss F. II. Chester. from Brookline.
Mass. have taken rooms at the Alvar-
ado for the summer
Mr.. Waldey, who superintendent the
construction of the viaduct, passed
through the city this morning from the
west for Pueblo, Colo.
Mrs. Roy j. Crichton and baby. of
Santa Fe, arrived last night and are
the guests of l.. B. Crawford and wife
on South Walter street.
Two girls from the acre were given
their choice of $40 or ten days in police
court this morning. They took the
ten days and were locked UP.
The natatorium on the Highlands
opened yesterday and all day a large
crown was III dlleHudnCe. "A uu1lUGI
of novelties have been introduced.
Mrs. C. f. Whittlesey and children.
family of Architect W hittlesey, return
ed to the city this morning, and have
taken room at the Alvarado hotel.
To prevent moths in carpets put old
newspapers under them. Papers can be
purchased at The Citizen office cheap.
by the pound, or in bundles of 100
each.
MI. and Mrs. Jack Miller and son, of
Lawrence, Kas., were the guests yes
terday of J. w. Edwards and family.
They stopped over IN their way to Cal.
ifornia.
The night clerk at B. Rupees drug
store, II. B. Hayes, is on his way to
J Upland. Pa, in response to a letter an
: nouncing the serious illness of his
mother.
| Mrs. c. L. Bishop, of Santa Fe, ar
rived last night for a visit with Rev.
Craig and family, South Arno street.
Mr.. Bishop and son, Carl, are expected
tomorrow overland.
Miss Josephine Hamm, who was at
Globe, Arizona, on a visit to her Sis
ter, returned home this morning, be-
ing met at the local depot by her moth
err, Mrs. F. w. Hamm.
Mrs. w. G. Hill and Mrs. j. l.. Wolf,
registering from Elkhart, Ind, have ar
rived In advance to assist in the open
! ing of the big Alvarado hotel, which
] event will ocur tomorrow.
!, Prof. w. G.. Tight, president of the
New Mexico university, left this morn
. ing for Santa Fe, to attend a meeting
. of the territorial board Of education.
|. which %convenes there tomorrow.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bergere, who was at Los
Lunas, personally experimenting the
placing of a monument at the grave of
her mother, passed through the city
for her home at Santa Fee this morn
ing. -
Mrs. w. A. Maxwell and daughter,
Mrs. Ward, came in from the west this
? morning, and will remain here a few
days. Mr.. Maxwell is in the timber
land business at Marshfeld, Oregon.
and is reported doing well.
Judge H. H. Ribble, who has been
on the sick list the past few weeks,
will probably leave in a few days for
Arrow Head Springs, San Bernardino
county, California, where he will take
baths for the rheumatism.
Judge Crawford is today suffering
from a badly %sprained leg and ankle.
AS he was getting out of a hack, the
horses started and he was knocked
down by the door striking him. The
back wheel passed over his leg.
The delivery horse of J. H.. Martin
created a little excitement at the cor
ner of Second street and Railroad ave
rue this morning. The horse stepped
onto the sidewalk and deliberately fell
down, laying there until he was unhar-
messed and pulled Up.
Frank Alderman, late of Chicago,
has opened a law Office in the Grant
block, room Is. Mr.. Alderman is an
experienced attorney of several years
practice in the Chicago courts, and he
has permanently located in this city to
practice his profession.
John 7. Barraclough, formerly a
member of the hardware firm of e. j..
Post & Co., and principal owner of
the Crystal Ice company. is still in the
city with his wife. They nave Don
at the Alvarado, and will remain until
after the opening of the hotel tomor-
row.
DIR. J. n. Warner, the veterinarian,
is kept quite busy these days doctoring
sick horses and cows. The old driving
!. horse OF Ralph Halloran is sunering
/, with indigestion and the delivery horse
{ of Jacob Flaming is laid up with liver
! trouble. Both horses are reported bet
! ter today.
r. NJ. Force, with his daughter. pass
ed through Albuquerque last night for
his home at Globe, Arizona, where he
is interested in mining. Mr.. Force for
merly resided in this territory, being
a. -. A-@A ~ nc a1an1r Af tho
territorial supreme court when a dem
!, ocrat was the CHEZ justice of the terri
tory.
!, Charles Wincheck, who recently re
|, signed his position at the local shops
!, will leave Sunday night for the City
!, of Mexico, where he will soon become
, the division master mechanic under b
, Johnson. superintendent of machinery
) of the Mexican Central Railway com