Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

this morning.
Miss Clara Olson, private secretary
of Governor Otero, is In the city. visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. f. V. Chaves.
She will remain several days.
G.. e. Perkins. general manager of
the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy road.
passed through Albuquerque last night
in his private car, bound for Califor-
mia.
The members of the choir of the
Lead Avenue Methodist church have
decided to give a fine musicale next
Friday night for the benefit of the
choir.
Mrs. ]. L. Salisbury, representing d.
Appleton & Co, of New York City,
who has been spending the past three
weeks in the city, went to Las Vegas
this morning.
Vice President Van Etten, of the
New York Central railroad. passed
through the city last night in his pri-
vate car. He was accompanied by a
party of friends.
Charles p. Downs, formerly business
manager of the Las Vegas Record.
passed through Albuquerque last night
IN his way to Silver City, where he
will be with the Enterprise.
A Raymond Whltcomb excursion of
ten cars passed through the city this
morning, as second No. 8 bound for
the east. The excursionists were from
the New England states.
Yesterday. the Pueblo Indians of Is.
leta and Laguna were noticed blowing
in the small valleys lei those vii
lagos. These Indians are thrifty and
ntr1tiuotn ntritn a 1arun orna Of ua1lpu
land.
The thief who lifted w. p. Metcalfs
bicycle from his front porch a night
or two ago left it at the S-Spot saloon
at a late hour last night. Officer Mar
tinez found it this morning and return
ed it to it's owner.
The gentlemen of the Congrega-
tional church will entertain their lady
friends in the church parlors tonight
in a very becoming ann Besides
a program of nice music and lit
erary selections refreshments will be
served.
A week from Sunday there will be a
race at Peralta between the horse own
ed by Thomas Luna. of Sabinal, and
the little mare owned by Trinidad Lu-
cero, of this city. The race will be for
$3.50 a side and there is heavy betting
on both horses.
The grand secretary of Odd Fellow
ship in New Mexico, Hon. Alex. Bowie.
announces that Cochiti lodge, No. %.
at Bland, has surrendered it's charter
on account of the mines of that district
closing down and the lodge members
leaving the town.
The Twentieth Century club met last
night at Grants hall to enjoy their u.s.
ual semi-monthly lance. Regardless
of the fact that there were two ladies
to every gentleman present a good
time was had. Mrs. Rose Berry fur,
nished the music. ~
Rev. w. d. Clayton, the popular
' Methodist Episcopal church south min
: lister, is still at Gallup on a visit to his
! son, DR.. Edward Clayton. The rever-
end gentleman visited the oil belt near
Gallup the other day, and expressed
? himself well pleased with the indica-
i tions for oil. ra, ..
' Mrs. b. Sanjule and granddaughter
left Gallup Thursday for Port Huron,
Mich. e. M. Sanjule accompanied his
mother anu daughter as far as Albu-
2 querque, returnfns to Gallup on the
; midnight train. Mr.. San1ule is the
: efficient master mechanic for the
; Santa Fe Pacific at Gallup.
! Jesus Jose Moya, father of Juan
: Moya, died yesterday at his sons home
" in Los Duranes of pneumonia. The
deceased was Sc years old and an old
Z resident Of Los Duranes. The funeral
was held this morning from the church
of Los Duranes at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment was made at Los Duranes GENE.
= terry.
Larger audiences are greeting the
Hamlin Wizard Oil company at Colon
DO hall as the engagement is drawing
to a close. The program improves
each night n the songs better and
the acts funnier. There is much inter
/ est in the contest for the diamond ring
/ which will be given away tomorrow
5 evening.
The many friends of mrs. w. G
) Whitney will regret to learn hat she
1 is soon to leave the city and join heI
3 husband in Ell Paso. Mr.. Whitney has
B secured a III on the new Rock Island
{ with headquarters at Ell Paso. Mrs
3 Whitney has disposed of her boarding
B house, located on the corner of Rail
( road e and Edith street to Mrs
5 Norman, who will keep it open during
B the coming summer.
3 Gus Mulholland, who was at GalluI
. on a visit to his wife and children
came in from h west last night, ant
. left an hou later for A~lamogordo
where he has a contract with the Roel
!, Island-El ras railway to drill seyera
wells. Recently Mr.. Mulholland visit
) ed the Santa Rosa oil fields and secur
} ed some specimens of oil rock. ThesI
, specimens he turned over to G. l.
!, Brooks, who is thinking seriously o
, getting interested in the oil lands o
, the Santa Rosa section.
, r. j. Turnbull, the ex-master me
!, chanic, who was at Gallup introducing
} his successor, Mr.. Barns, returned L
, the city this morning. Mr.. Turnbull
5 enthusiastic over the outlook for oil
near Gallup, being a prominent men
. Der of the Manuelito Oil company, nov
drilling about -four miles from tina
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