Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,


The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Seigfried
Grunsfeld is reported quite sick to-
day.
NJ. b. johnson and family. of Gallup.
are in the city. arriving from the west
last night.
A. A. Keen. territorial land commits
sioner. was a passenger to Santa Fe
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis T. M. McEnery
and son, from Los Angeles, were in
the city last night.
E. P. Hubbell, representing the Den
yer Type Foundry company, Denver,
Colo, is in the city.
A. vandervant, the Boston wool buy
er, is here and will attend to the local
market for a few days.
William Glaesner, the South Second
street tailor, who was at Santa Fe on
business, returned to the city last eve
ming.
On receiving information that her
husband vas ill with pneumonia. Mrs.
Strumquist left last night for Fierro,
Grant county.
The sweet toned organ being used
every night at the big tent meeting.
has beer kindly loaned by the enter
prising firm of Hall O. Learnard.
Property owners residing in the
Fourth ward complain that the arc
light at the corner of Sixth street and
Copper venue has not been lit for the
past week.
J.. A. Greaves, representing Greaves
& Dye, boot and shoe manufacturers
IF yNinc1nur ic In fhn ritu Mr. nun ox-
poets to visit in Colorado before re-
turning west.
Captain Sutherland, of the fire de-
partment, is reported dangerously ill
with pneumonia, and If he survives his
present illness his case will be consid-
cred remarkable.
Darby e. Day, the New Mexico agent
for the Mutual Life Insurance .compa-
ny of New York, has returned to the
city after a successful visit to the
towns of southwestern New Mexico.
Prof. A. B.. Stroup, who was last
night elected superintendent of the
city public schools, left for his home
at Deming. He will return here in a
few weeks, and will then visit Kan
sas.
A special car, carrying the directors
and stockholders of the McCabe Elk
tension gold mine, passed through the
city this morning IN route from Nc
| Cabe, Arizona, where the mine is locat-
ed, to Cincinnati, Ohio.
The instruments for the boys band
are now on exhibition at the music
| store of Hall & L~earnard, having ar
rived from the east yesterday. Prof.
Patterson expects to have his juvenile
band practicing several days in a
week in a very short time.
The tent meeting will continue right
along with services every night begin
ming at 7:45 each evening. There was
a large attendance last night and the
service was marked by a sweet ten
derness and the hand of sympathy was
very strong between both speaker and
hearers. ar
Miss Gertrude Adams, a young lady
who came here about eighteen months
ago from Chicago, left on her return
homo this morning. When Miss Adams
left Chicago she was not expected to
live. She now enjoys robusto health.
That speaks well for Albuquerque as a
health resort. hScl
Joseph Bibo. one of the prosperous
general merchants of Bernalillo, has
been appointed postmaster of that
town. The change of the office from
VIM. Noedel's place of business to Mr..
Bibo's was made necessary by the
death of the postmaster, which occur
red about a month ago.
The Elks base ball club of this city
will not make many home runs, but 1t
will be heavy at the bat. Two OF the
nine weigh over 800 pounds each, and
the whole team are invincible at an
Elks' banquet. 1t Is the intention of
the team to play with the Elks at Ell
Paso, Silver City, Santa Fe and Las
Vegas.
Henry Netzgar, who is ranching at
Pajarito, south of the city, was up
town today, and he says the Pajarito
orchards will produce more fruit this
season than for many previous sea-
sons. Mr.. Metzgar say cherries will
be ripe the last of this month, n
that he expects to nave ripe peaches
in the market some time in June.
Buck station, the negro arrested on
the charge of vagrancy and not hav-
ing any visible means of support, was
fined $40 in police court this morning
and the Judge told him if he ever ap-
peared in his court again he would give
him ninety days. Station will likely
leave town. Station came here from
the south about two weeks ago and
hasn't lone anything since" but lay
around the Third street saloons.