Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

The Territorial Fair association dt-
r%ectors met this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
in Secretary McCanna's Office.
Ernest Meyers. of the firm of Mey.
ers-Abel company. wholesale liquor
dealers, returned this morning from a
short business trip in the southern
part of the territory.
Ben Bibo, of the big general mer.
chandise store at Grants, N. NJ, and
brother of Joseph BiDo, who has re-
Gently been appointed postmaster at
Bernalillo, is in the city. Ben returns
west tonight.
DR.. G.. w. Harrison left this morning
for different points in Missouri. He
expects to be gone about three weeks
and before returning will visit Santa
Rosa, N. NJ, where he has some large
land interests.
The Citizen has received an invita-
ton to attend the eleventh anniversary
and second graduating exercises Of
the Indian industrial school, Phoenix.
Arizona. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, May 20, II and %.
Miss Nellie Kennedy arrived this
morning from Globe, Arizona. and is
spending the day with Miss l.. Barton,
on South Arno street. Miss Kennedy
has accepted a clerical position In the
local office of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance company.
For sale at residence of Mrs. Ivan
Grunsfeld, $40 West Copper avenue,
furnishings of entire household. in
Guiding shades. curtains. chandeliers.
carpets, stoves, furniture, ETC.. Call
for next ten days between 10 a. m. and
8 ?. m. daily. Private sale.
Charles Kunz, Willie Neher and Wal
ter Weinmann. three Albuquerque stu
dents at the territorial military insti-
tute at Roswell, returned home last
night and are around among their
many young friends today. Thomas
C~rumpacker, also a student from this
city, left the boys up the road and con-
tinued north to La Porte, Ind, where
Judge Crumpacker and wife are now
residing.
George Neher hopes to have his
new place in shape for occupancy by
Tuesday of next week. 1t will be one
of the finest places in the territory,
and Mr.. Neher says he proposes to
have a large ice chest, in which he
will place chopped ice and pint bottles
of some favorite manufacture of beer.
This nov would undoubtedly prove
profitable to Mr.. Neher or any other
%saloonist who adopts the idea, a la Ell
Paso.
Lieut.-Col. w. II. H. James, formerly
military instructor for the National
Guard of New Mexico. came in last
night from Santa Fe. Mr.. James regi-
ment is at P%lattsburg Barracks. New
YORK. He has recently been promoted
to his present rank. He has been call
ing on old friends today and made a
pleasant call at The Citizen Office re-
newing old friendships. This even.
ing Col. James will go to Denver and
from there to Idaho. He will then visit
his old home in Tennessee.
About twenty-five young people load.
ed themselves into Trimble's Jumbo
last night and were driven up to the
Highland natatorium where a refresh
ing plunge was enjoyed. But the bath
and sport in the water was not the
only pleasure the jolly crowd enjoyed.
After an hour spent in the water the
girls brought forth parcels and bas-
kets OF cakes and nicnacs and the boys
a large freezer of ice cream The only
~displeasing feature of the evening was
that they a to walk home, as the
big red wagon failed to return for
them.
A carload of Albuquerquefs fast
horses were shipped yesterday to the
races that will open at Durango on
Tuesday next. Lady Margaret and Bob
Collins were among the load. About
$4,000 will be given in purses at Duran
go and the next town will be Trinidad.
where the Elks' have $500 hung up.
Albuquerque will be well represented
and will get a share of the money.
Deck" the fast PAGER, has been sold,
and will be shipped to Kansas at once.
where he will get into shape for the
summer campaign. We shall miss
these horses during the summer. but
will have them all here for the great
fall fair.
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