Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Heimbeck's physical culture
class will meet tonight at 8 o'clock.
G. F. Spader. general merchant at
the Jemez pueblo, is in the city today.
A.. F. Hilton. who is the genera store
keeper of the Santa Fe road, was here
on official business yesterday.
Louis Trauer and wife, who enjoyed
the Sabbath with Los Lunas relatives
and friends, returned yesterday.
Guillermo Vargas. who was south on
a tour for the piano dealers. Hall G.
L%earnard. has returned. and reports a
good trade.
Mrs. victor Stamps and sister. Miss
Montoya, were passengers for Kansas
City last night. They will be absent
several months.
Miss Heimbeck begins her new term
of eight weeks in voice culture May /.
Anyone wishing to study Is advised to
begin at that time.
There will be a meeting of the Driv-
ing association this evening at $3.50
o'clock, upstairs over Zeiger's Cafe.
All the members are requested to at
tend.
The Vivace club of the Albuquerque
High school repeated its literary and
musical program at the Congregational
church last night to an appreciative
audience.
Ex-Chief Justice Thomas Smith. of
New Mexico, under the Cleveland adj
m~inistration, with his wife. passed
through Albuquerque for the Pacific
coast last night.
The six months old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Pullen, of South
Broadway, is suffering with spinal men
nights, and slight hopes are entertain
ed for it's recovery.
H. F. Bogh returned to the city last
night from his sad mission to Allen
town. Pa. where he laid to rest his
devoted wife. His daughter, Miss Car
oline. will return some time next
month.
!, L. M. Shaw left this morning for
Tucumcari, where he accepts a posi-
ton with Goode & Co., contractors on
the Dawson branch of the Rock Island
extension. He was formerly book
keeper at Brockmeier & Cox's.
Amado Chaves returned t. Santa Fe
from Las Vegas where he attended II
hearing in the Jemez grant partition
suit. After forty witnesses had been
examined the hearing was adjourned
to Albuquerque on next Saturday.
The Pennington Times says: NJ. Nc
1 KenZie left for albuquerque on Friday
with the household goods of AL Weth-
Grill. Thomas Neville accompanied
him, but will return in the fall with
some fine bred stock for his farm on
the San Juan.
Word comes from the south that
II Grant Kinnop forn,orlv of chic oifv
is prospecting in Ell Paso. He Is q men,
Der of the Trimble Transfer company,
of which John S. Trimble is manager
and also a member, and The Cllizen
Is pleased to learn that the company
is doing a fine business.
Word comes from Flagstaff that
Charles Priest, youngest son of ]. Ed
ward Priest, formerly of this city, was
= shot through the hand the other day
Q by a bullet from a % .calibre gun in
the hands of a playmate. The Priests
Y now reside at Flagstaff and are getting
l along nicely.
w. N. Taylor. a particular friend of
= Col. r. Greenleaf, left last night for
his home at Portland, Maine. after
enjoying the winter months in this
city. Yesterday, he shipped to Port
t land four New Mexico nightingales,
known as burros, and they will neigh
q for statehood back in Maine for New
3 Mexico.
Senator w. H.. Andrews, president
v Of the Albuquerque Eastern and Santa
Fe Central railways, came in from the
south this morning and continued on
north to Galisteo, where Chief Engin-
y eer Kennedy and Secretary Saint are
s now temporarily located. Mr.. Andrews
says work on the Santa Fe Central
d will be inaugurated on Thursday of
this week.
The remains of Fred G. S~hackleford,
whose death occurred here last Satur-
day morning, will be shipped to Mays.
vile, KY, his evening, accompanied
by the bereaved widow. The deceased
: was a member of Charity lodge, No
, 437, Knights of Pythias, Chicago, and
this morning B. Ruppe, of the local
} lodge. turned over to the widow 500
I for expenses to be incurred in taking
/ the remains back to Kentucky for bur
3 ial.
3 Louis Trauer, who has recently re
B turned from a tour over the ranges OF
( central New Mexico, informs The Citi
5 zen that he found the ranges, in some
B sections, pretty dry and in want o.
( grass, and in other sections first class
. for all grazing purposes. He has a cou
2 pie of bands of sheep located neal
Shawnee station, out on the Santa Fl
8 Pacific, n a few thousand neareI
3 this city. He says his sheep are ii
3 pretty good condition.
. The base ball team inaugurated b,
= The Citizen mechanical force has gon'
q glimmering. Cooley, who was the self
appointed captain and second bas'
8 player, now admits that he has a ba
Q case of rheumatism. and that the iten
he had published about a game wit
o the Journal-Democrat office was
. huge bluff, for the reason that he wa
trying to pan himself off as the grea
o and only Cooley, the famous Phllade
Q phia league player, with the expects
ton that some of the big league team
b would offer him an immense salary 70