Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Clifton Hill, the 1sleta general mer-
chant and postmaster, is in the city to-
day on business.
Assistant United States Attorney e.
l.. Medler was a passenger for Dem.
ing this morning.
r. B.. Thomas, nag of the Ger
rillos smelter, was a passenger for
Magdalena this morning.
j. II. Bearrup, president of the Albu-
querque wool securing mills, was a
passenger for Santa Fe this morn
ing.
Fred McKeehan, chief deputy Uni
ted States marshal of New Mexico,
will leave tonight for San Francisco.
with the two Cinnamon, Jip Fond an6
All Coe, who were taken from a train
this morning.
Thomas Hughes and daughter. Miss
Lizzie, were passengers this morning
for the upper Rio Pecos country,
where they will enjoy life and fish
for the speckled beauties for the next
week or ten days.
Mrs. w. w. Strong, her friend, Miss
Ella Smith, of Rochester, N. Y, and
Miss Flora Vann left last night for a
months s%ojourn in California. They
expect to visit the Grand Canyon of
the Colorado before returning.
Miss Nettie Himoe, of Kansas City,
who has been visiting with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Mabel Himoe and who
held a position at Mrs. McCreight's
millinary emporium, left yesterday for
a visit with friends in California.
Hon. Solomon Luna, of Las Lunas,
u L. Al os&v onA oaxyg thot fho ghann
ranges of Socorro county, where his
are in fine condition, there being
plenty of water and grass in abun-
dance.
G. A. Bottger, proprietor of the
Sunnyside inn, old town, left this
morning for New York, where he will
visit relatives and friends for a few
weeks. This is Mr.. Bottger's first
visit to his old home in New York
for ten years.
]. p. Goodlander. the popular drug
commercial tourist whose territory
takes in the southwest country, is here
today with his samples. Joe repre-
sents a big st. Louis house, and he
has built up a fine trade for his com
pany out this way.
Mrs. George F. Albright and son
who have been visiting at different
places in the east the past month, re.
turned home last night. Mr.. Albright
was detained a few days longer by
business and will arrive home the ear.
" part of neXt week.
Mrs. Oscar Goebel and son Walter
and Herbert came in from Belen this
morning and are visiting friends. Mrs,
Goebel and sons. Oscar, Jr., and Her
bert, will leave tomorrow night fol-
southern California, while Walter will
return to his home at Belen.
The Juvenile Opera company, com
posed of thirty-five members, all OF
whom range in age from IL to 20 years
and who have been filling engage
ments in the east the past nine months
passed through the city this morning
bound for their homes in Australia.
w. E. Porterfield, of Silver City, was
in the city last night, having just re
turned from the east. Mr.. Porterield
visited and did business in Chicago
Washington, ID. c., and st. Louis, and
in each place heard tourists speak Of
Albuquerque in the most favorable
terms. tr
Jip Fong and All Coe, two natives
of the land of rice, rats and pigtails
were taken from the train this morn
ing by United States deputy marshals
One had a ticket for New York and
the other for st. Louis. They were
tried before United States Commits
sioner II. r. Whiting, and as they had
no papers were sentenced for deporta
ton.
Judge H. B. Hamilton, attorney Of
the Eagle Mining and Improvement
company, came in on a delayed pas
senger this morning and continued
south to Eel Paso. The judge had beer
to Chicago to attend a meeting of The
stockholders of the above company
He learned that E. A. Wall, the Bon
ito miner, was here, and asked about
him, expressing regret that he was
unable to see him before the trair