Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A. A. Jones. attorney, of Las Vegas,
is in the city.
Arthur Haule, of Globe, Arizona.
spent the Fourth in the city visiting
friends.
Max Kalter was here Sunday from
Santa Fe on a visit to his brother, Jul
ius Kalter.
F. II. Kent and wife will leave %
night for the coast resorts of Scutn>-n
California.
f. w. Hamm had another set back
this morning and is reported very low
this afternoon.
A wagon load of PresbyteriSns en-
joyed a hay ride and picnic at Me
naul's ranch yesterday.
J. w. de Jong, a gentleman of for
eign birth and royal blood, is spending
a few days in the city.
Attorney S. b. Gillette was a passen-
ger for Santa Fe this morning. He eX-
poets to return this evening.
Mrs. Ida Parker, who for some time
has been confined to her home by sick
ness, is able to be out again.
Quite a large number of p~icnickers
from the city enjoyed the cool noun
tain air of Bear canyon yesterday.
The county commissioners and pro-
bate court will convene at the court
house Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Street Commissioner Martin Tierney
is busy today with a force of men
clearing away the Fourth of July rub
bish.
+. E. Sturges, wife and son will join
the Albuquerque colony in southern
California. They leave for the west
tonight.
F. r. Wendell, the day mixer at the
st. Elmo. is still sick. 1t is understood
that he is suffering with some stomach
complaint.
Mrs. j. E. Saint is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. A. B. Lemon,
who arrived Thursday night from San
ia Rosa, Cal.
The killing of song birds is prohibit
ed by a territorial law. Several boys,
with air guns, are warned to cease
killing these birds.
Ernest Meyers, Of the firm Of tie
Meyers-Abel company, wholesale IL
quor dealers, made a flying trip to
Kennedy yesterday.
The members Of the Tuesday club
have arranged their whole program for
next year The social features will be
made very prominent.
You are invited to atCend the social
dance at Orchestrion hall tonight. Pro-
fessor Devine and Mrs. Rose Berry
will furnish the music.
Miss Katherine Graves, of Belen, and
Walter Connell and Louis Huning, who
spent the Fourth with the Hunings at
Los Lunas, arrived in the city this
morning.
]. B. Block, the well known propri.
etor of Blocks famous hotel at tho
Jemez hot springs, after a few days
stay here, returned to the springs this
morning. -
The James T. Johnston stage left
this morning for the Jemez hot springs
pretty well loaded with visitors, among
them being Prof. Di Mauro, Henry
Loebs and Ernest Liz. -
Major w. H. H. Llewellyn, the Ills;
trict attorney of the Third judicial ~.s-
trict, who was in washington on bust
ness, passed through the city for Las
Cruces Thursday night.
r. II. Greenleaf left this morning for
a dove hunt along the valley. He is
not only a great fisherman, but also a
hunter, and will bring back late this
afternoon a lot of doves. ~o-.nss
Word comes from Mrs. h. G. Bald
ridge, who is spending her vacation at
Los Angeles, that she has greatly i'm
proved in health and is hugely enjoy
ing the ocean atmosphere.
Hon. NJ. r. Otero, register of the
federal land Office at Santa Fe, spent
the Fourth in the city visiting with
his daughter, Mrs. Solomon Luna, who
has Just returned from her trip to
southern California.
Mrs. Harry II. Miles and daughter,o OF
Wichita. Kansas, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Miles mother, Mrs. III. u
| Whitcomb, the past week. will leave
this evening for California, where they
will spend the summer. Mr.. WIiitcomt
will accompany them.
A chest of carpenters tools, the
property of j. II. Bennett, of Albuquer
que. who worked on the Hyde building
last winter, was sold Wednesday wen
ing by Constable Milligan to satisfy
an unpaid board bill.-Farmingtor
Times.
Yesterday was an unusually dry
Fourth of July for Albuquerque. Only
one drunk, an Indian, was captured by
City Marshal McMillin's force. Police
Judge Crawford is enjoying a few day:
in the mountains and this lonely In
dian will have to lie in limbo unit