Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Jefferson Democratic club will
hold a meeting this evening at o. n.
Marron's law Office.
A meeting of the members of the
Driving association will be neld this
evening at s: 80 Eel 2eiger's Cafe.
T. E. Pollock. a well-known and
popular citizen of Flagstaff. is in the
New Mexico metropolis for q couple OF
days.
b. A. Sleyster. the fire insurance
agent and adjuster. left for the north
this morning. He will be absent about
a week.
Alfred Grunsfeld. senior member of
the dry goods firm of Grunsfeld Bros.
who was up north on business. return
ed to the city last night.
James d. Lucas, who will soon visit
some mines in southern Arizona to
report on same for eastern parties, re-
turned to Cerrillos last night.
Mrs. |. ID. Williamson left last night
for Washington, D.. c.. where her hus-
band recently secured n situation in
the government printing office.
Louis McRae. who is interested in
sheep raising in the Chilli neighbor-
hood, after a stay of a few days here.
left on his return for the ranch this
morning.
There will be a meeting of Albu-
querque lodge No. 1856. |. .. B. b, this
Tuesday evening at 1880 at their hall
on Gold avenue. Samuel Neustadt,
secretary.
X. +. Heller, accompanied by his
brother, who was here from Kansas
City. eft yesterday for Cabezon, where
Richard is the general merchant of
that town.
SOL. Block, who recently disposed of
his Grant merchandise store to The
Bibos and who is now a resident of Al
%buquerque, left last night for the north
on business.
Pitt Ross, the city surveyor and en-
gineer. left last nisht for Gallup. to
do some private surveying for oil land
locations. He expects to be absent a
week or ten days.
John T.. Fogarty. the well-known fire
insurance inspector, with h%eadquar.
tiers at San Francisco. is again in the
territorial metropolis. and is around
with the local agents.
Mrs. E. G. Lawrey, head matron at
the government Indian school, left last
night for Socorro, thence to Cooney,
in response to information that her
brother was seriously i'll.
Charles Roe and wife. who were at
!; Ell Paso the past month. returned to
the city this morning. Mr.. Roe says
Ell Paso lis a peach and is one of
the boom cities of the country.
Last night a woman named Mrs.
Cooper was said to nave swallowed a
half ounce of laudanum in a down
town resort. She was pumped out as a
precaution, but seemed to suffer no i'll
effects. .s coon
Manager Macpherson. of the Grant
building, has installed a hall directory
for the building, with the name and
number of each tenant OF the building,
and these names can be easily taken
out and replaced at will. .,-
: Harvey Cooper returned from San
Francisco this morning. where he
E went as n of an esccit Of eleven
! Cinnamon who were deported. eDcp-
! uty United States Marshal McKeehan
! will return In a day or two. 30
I Hon. II. o. Bursum. the popular and
efficient superintendent of the terri
torial penitentiary, came in from the
. north last night and continued south
: to Socorro, thence to the b.. & O.. mine
in the Mogollon mountains. le
T. r. Springer, J. n. Evans, j. W.
? Carpenter and A. l.. Hall. four gentle
. men who still have faith IT. the Cochiti
mining district, are in the territorial
V metropolis today on matters of inter
est to themselves. They are here at
tending court.
"A Blue Grass Widow" one of Mil
ton Mobiles clever comedies, will he
s the attraction at Colombo nall in a
|. short time Manager Matson. in
d charge of the hall, says he will have
several good theatrical and vaudeville
companies before the season closes.
The last class of the season. at
Mrs. Walton's academy, and given by
this popular teacher, occurred last
night and was well attended. Mrs.
Walton's dances have not only been a
success financially during the past few
! months, but they were hugely enjoyed
I by the young people who attended
5 them.
B Superintendent Collins. OF the local
: government Indian school. has as his
; guest Jonn Childs, of Washington, d
B c.. who is the superintendent of con
( struction for the Indian department
! He is here to inspect the local Indian
3 school buildings, and will be on duty
5 for some days yet.
3 Mrs. l.. b. Putney will leave either
. this evening or tomorrow morning fol-
5 her old home in Wisconsin. where she
8 will visit relatives and friends for {
. few weeks. While absent. she will Sc
5 lect some handsome furnishings fol
the pretty Putnoy residence being
: erected on West Copper avenue.
D Elias Garcia, the hustling member o
> the wool and sheep buying firm o
. Garcia & Johnson. left this morning
= for Thornton. to receive 1000 sheer
5 which he will drive to pastures nea'
D this city. Mr.. Garcia says he has beef
2 very successful the past few months
5 picking up snaps in the purchasing o
. sheep.
3 Antonio Maggie will leave tomorrow
D night for mis- home in Baton Rouge
, La, where his mother, who recent.
3 arrived from Italy. is now residing
o Mr.. Maggie expects TO return to Alhu