Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Thomas Wise left the other ev-
| ening for Alamogordo, where Mr.. Wise
is employed in the railway shops. 'uH
Mrs. ]. C.. Muir and daughter, of DAN
vile. ILL.,. are in the city on a visit to
the Misses Lee on Yves. Copper ave-
nue..
Antonio Maggie will likely remain in
the city and become a member of the
Italian brass band. He is a first class
musician.
Regular monthly meetinng of the
Shrine iris evening at s o'clock at Ma
sonic hail. H. H. Tilton, potentate; l..
II. Chamberlin, recorder.
]. Z. Sain., secretary of the Albu-
querque Eastern and Santa Fe Central,
is now located at Torrance in charge
of the commissary department.
Mrs. A. w. Hayden, wife of the well
known carpenter and contractor, is en-
loving a visit from her brother, s. d.
Anderson. who is here from Boston,
Mass.
p. A. Gullion, formerly in business
here has returned from a search for
Aztec curios in Mexico. He is arranging
TO go in the curios business in Albu-
querque.
Mrs. G.. Pitman Smith, sister of Mrs.
w. ID. Clayton, and laughter, Miss
Lulu. and two sons, will leave tonight
for Montgomery City, Mo-, after spend
ing the winter in this city.
The Socorro delegation, who were
here last Saturday and were initiated
as members of the local hero of Elks,
have returned to the Gem Ci.y. They
were seen safely on the train last night
and told to come again.
Charles Mann, a general merchant
of Jarales, Valencia county, was here
friends, returning home in the evening.
Mr.. Mann is the owner Of some fine
Albuquerque real estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Price, of Socor-
70, came IN from the south this morn
ing and are spending the day with the
families Of Simon Stern and l.. b.
Stern. They will leave on the flyer
tonight for New York City.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred
McKeehan and Harry Cooper, of the
local police force, have started for Cal
ifornia as escort for a lot of Cinnamon
who will be deported. A number of
stops will be made on the way.
Judge John Stansbury, special attor-
ney. hearing testimony in Indian dep
relation claims against the govern
ment, stopped outside proceedings long
enough last Saturday in order to visit
the city and attend the meeting of the
Elks.
Richard Wetherell, the well known
general manager of the Hyde Explor-
ing Expedition, after a business trip
east, arrived in the city on the flyer
today, and was noticed around with
the local manager, A. B. McGaffey, this
afternoon.
Pictures of Indian villages, of noun
tains and ornamented hotel buildings
along the line of the Santa Fee are now
in order and T. w. Stevens and JpA.
Hillyer, of the company's advertising
department, are attending to these du-
ties nowadays.
j. A. Harlin, superintendent OF
bridges and buildings, is here today
from San Marcial. The many improve
ments being made along the line by
the Santa Fe company keeps Mr. Har'
Ian constantly moving, but he Is equal
to the emergency.
Mrs. L. c. Van Week, of Nassau,
Bahama Islands, is here on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lock
hart. 1t is understood hat after the
visit here Mrs. Van Week willlgo to
French Lick Springs, Indiana, accom-
panied by her mother.
Noel E. Crenshaw, of Cerrillos, has
returned to his barber shop in that
town. He was recently indicted by the
Santa Fe county grand jury for the
shooting and killing of Ed Hull, and
has just been let out on bail by Judge
. McFie in the sum of $4,000.
l r. j. Turnbull, with his wife and
children, left SATURDAY night for lneiI
old home in Alabama, and for the time
being there will be a lull in the Gallup
oil excitement. Mr.. Turnbull will re
turn in a short time and assume per
sonal charge of work now being prose
cuted by the Manuelito Oil company
of which he is a director
1t is understood that Mike Martinez
who has made a most excellent police
officer, will retire from the force and
accept a position in the local railway
shops. In this connection, it is learned
that the mayor-elect, Charles Myers
is considering the name of Jose lgna
! clio SalaZar, who has been endorsed by
! the party leaders for the situation.
Mrs. Laura B. Hart, most worth,
matron of the Order of the Eastern
3 Star, left yesterday for Boise City
s Idaho, where she will establish a CRANE
} chapter. Saturday night she was Civ
4 en- a reception at the home of Mrs
; Jesse Miller, when she was presente,
! with a handsome spoon. Mrs. Hart
on this trip, has established gran,
. chapters in Arizona, New Mexico an
southern California.
Ferdinando Allessandro, the old towl
general merchant. whose death wa
mentioned in The Citizen last SatuI
day afternoon, was buried in the SAINT
Barbara cemetery yesterday afternoon
the funeral taking place at the Sar
Felipe de Neri church, old town. TIL
old gentleman was well liked anon
the people. especially the Italian co
ony and in consequence a large col