Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Attorney s. B.. Gillett expects to go
to Silver City tonight.
G. w. Schock. druggist of Santa Fe,
was in the city yesterday.
M. O"Neil, a prominent mining man
of Cerrillos, is in the city buying sup
plies.
One bum and one lonely drunk were
given five days each in Judge Craw.
ford's court this morning.
]. F. Huckel, superintendent of the
news department of the Harvey sys-
TEN, and wife, are in the city.
Jaffa brothers are the only people in
the town who have a kick coming on
the rain-their ducks got wet.
James Merkins has resigned his po-
sition with L. b. Stern and will leave
this evening for his home at FL Paso.
Paul Dailes, one of the well known
young gentlemen of Belen, is here to-
day on business. He will return to
Belen tonight.
Miss Helen Finch. who has been suf-
fering from an illness contracted while
picnicing in the mountains, is reported
much improved.
Charles B~ottger, of the "Sunnyside
inn, III lOWH, has TGtuIUeu W the
city after his visit to New York rel
atives and friends.
Rev. w. Hayes Moore, who officiat.
ed at the Moore-Trumball marriage at
Ell Paso on Wednesday, returned to
Santa Fe yesterday.
Mrs. J. f. Pearce and daughter, Re.
becca, left yesterday on the flyer for
California. They expect to be absent
from the city about a month.
Mrs. E. NJ. Parsons, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Josephine Parsons,
departed yesterday for Santa Monica,
Cal, where they will sojourn for a few
weeks.
A. j. Loomis, the deputy internal
revenue collector, and George Bow
man, the gauger, left this morning
for the north, the former for Santa Fe
and the latter for Pennington.
Henry Kaufner, who accompanied
the remains Of his wife back to Mus
cotah, ILL.,, returned to the city last
night, and after a few days rest will
resume his duties at the carriage re.
pository of Jacob Korber & Co.
Street Commissioner Martin S. Tier
ney is busy today draining a small lake
which located itself on Silver avenue
yesterday afternoon. He has his force
also at work filling the holes in the
principal thoroughfares of the city.
Miss Clara Olson, secretary of Gov.
ernor Otero, Joined her sister, Mrs. E.
V. Chaves, at Lamy junction yesterday,
and both continued IN to Colorado
Springs, Col, where they will spend
several weeks. Mrs. Chaves was &C
companied by her children.
w. B. Gilman, who came here a few
days ago from Ell Paso, has established
an employment agency at No. 113R
West Railroad avenue. Mr.. Gilman
says he likes to do good by the boys.
and will get boys, who desire to learn
a trade, positions without cost.
Mrs. Jameson and daughter of Las
Vegas, passed through the city this
morning en- route from San Diego. Cal,
where they have been visiting the past
month, to their home at Las Vegas.
Mrs. Jameson's husband is manager
of the telephone system of that place.
Hawley's book store is the rende-
vous of a number of "old comrades"
where was Matched the idea
of sending the governor of
Oregon a dispatch charges guar
anteed that he employed Nick
Carter, the hero of many novels, to
capture the outlaw Tracy. The gov
ernor refused to pay the charges.
Oreste Bachechi has received a let
ter from his partner, G. Giomi. The
letter is postmarked New York, and
gives the information that Mr.. Giomi
and family sailed for Italy on July 5.
Mr.. Giomi also says in his letter that
he and family will return to Albu-
querque on January /, 1903, and that
he will personally superintend work
on the new building which the firm
will erect on the corner of First street
and Silver avenu
Hon. N. o. Murphy, who recently
~relinquished his title of governor of
Arizona to his successor, Col. Brodie,
came in from the west this morning
with General Funston in the latter's
special car, and continued on north to
Denver with the general. After a stay
of a day or two in Denver, Governor
Murphy will continue east to Washing
ton and New York, where he goes on
railroad and mining business of gen
eral interest to Arizona.
After a ten days outing at the ia
nous Jemez hot springs, Otto Berger
and Theodore Muensterman returned
to the city yesterday afternoon, reach
ing here just a few minutes before l
commenced raining. They report hav