Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

ting a nuisance, was fined 50 in police
court this morning.
Miss Ella Gibbons, who visited
friends here the past few weeks, has
returned to her Las Vegas home.
Oscar Anderson and George Smith
took the stage for the Jemez hot
springs this morning. They expect to
be absent from the city some time.
Mrs. Henry Lockhart, who was al
Pagosa Hot Springs, Colorado, the pas;
few months, has returned to the city.
She reports receiving benefits from the
baths.
Attorney T. n. Wilkerson, a member
Of the royal Quien Sabe herd of Elks,
arrived on No. l last evening. Mr..
Wilkerson says that it was the trip of
his life.
Mrs. J. II. Bearrup and Mrs. NJ. X,
Gatlin, who have been camping at
Camp Whitcomb the past two weeks.
are expected to return to the city this
afternoon.
Mrs. G.. S. Miera and little neice
came in from Santa Fe last night. and
left this morning for the Jemez hot
springs. where they will remain for a
few weeks.
c. A. Bradley, a young man who
came to Albuquerque about two years
ago in a badly crippled condition, left
this morning for his home at Moline,
Illinois, a well man.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince, eX-gover-
nor of New Mexico, is here from Rio
Ariba county. He was in evidence at
the territorial republican central COM
mittee meeting this morning.
Miss Bertha Wizer, of Topeka, who
has been spending a week in the city
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. w. C.
Mason, went to Las Vegas this morn
ing for a few days visit with friends.
Miss S. b. Coutherland and Miss lisa.
bella Rutherford were passengers for
Ancient to attend the teachers insti-
tute, which is In session at that place.
c. V. Stafford and Jose d. Sena, reg
istering from Santa Fe, are in the city.
They attended the meeting of the ter
ritorial republican central committee
this morning. Mr.. Sena is the efficient
secretary of the committee.
NJ. G. Wagner is down from the Sui
phur hot springs, where he is engaged
in installing some machinery to be
used in the big sulphur reduction
plant, which is being built at the
springs by Hon. NJ. S. Otero.
Solomon Carabajal, a prominent citi-
zen of Old Albuquerque, succumbed to
q complication of diseases yesterday
afternoon. The deceased was 81 years
old and married. The funeral will be
held tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock
from the church of San Felipe de Neri.
Cunigatti Luigi died at his parents
home on South Second street last
night of infantile troubles. The de-
ceased was 4 years and Z months old
and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cunnigatti
Luigi, prominent citizens Of Barelas.
The funeral will be held from the res.
idence tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Judge H. B. Hamilton, of Ell Paso,
attorney for the Eagle Mining compa-
ny, spent yesterday in the city trans
acting business matters in connection
with the proposed purchase of the
Old Abe mine at White Oaks, which
the Eagle Mining company anticipates
buying. The gentleman returned to
the Pass City last night.
Among the passengers from the
south this morning was Mrs. c. c.
Clark and daughter, Matte, who are
on their way to Worcester, Mass.
Miss Matte holds a p~rofessorship in
the Dread Institute at Worcester, and
is returning to report for duty at the
opening of the institute. Mrs. Clark
is accompanying her daughter east
and will remain with her during the
school year.
Stephen Canavan, the assessor OF
Mckinley county, is in the city, com
ing in from Gallup .Ast night. Mr.
Canavan worked for Gallup for the
republican convention, but takes his
defeat good naturally, Ration being
chosen as the place for the convention
Mr.. Canavan attended the committee
meeting as a representative from Nc
Kinley county.
The game of ball which Manager r
Z. Twitchell, of the Las Vegas team
was trying to arrange with the Brown:
has fallen through o. account of the
Browns having no pitcher. However
one may be secured oon and h La!
Vegas boys accommodated. In all 9th
er departments the Browns are
stronger team than the Meadow cit,
representatives.
Mrs. II. l.. Phillips me the Misse
Anna, Lula and Lora Schafer are a PAL
ty of ladies who arrived in h cit
yesterday morning, coming from souti
ern California. where they have bee
spending the summer. Miss Anna an
Lula Schafer left this morning fo
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