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

District Attorney Clancy was a pas
senger to Santa Fe this morning.
Albert Faber, the Railroad avenue
carpet dealer. spent Sunday in Berna-
lilo. returning home last night.
Albuquerque typographical Union,
No. 304, at les meeting yesterday voted
$50 towards st. Joseph's s~anitarium.
DIR. G. w. Harrison, the Albuquerque
capitalist, who was up north in Colo
RADIO on mining matters, has returned
home.
Ralph Dunbar IN Rolla Stevens
Joined the base ball delegation at Gal
isteo yesterday and went to Santa Fe
to see the game.
Frank Waugh, formerly manage for
the Albuquerque branch of the Gross,
Blackwell Grocery company, at pres
ent located at Trinidad, Colo, is in the
city.
Mrs. o. H. Scott, who was at Belen
on a visit to Mr.. nj Mrs. p. b. Sim
mons, has returned to the city and she
says that Belen is just now enjoying a
general boom.
w. M. Weaver, the general manager
of the Colorado Fuel e Iron company's
coal mines at Gallup, passed through
Albuquerque yesterday morning on his
way to Denver.
The scholo board will meet tonight
and wind up affairs, after which the
newly elected members will be sworn
into Office and the good work contin-
ued as of yore.
+. w. Schmalmaack, of the j. H.
REILLY & Co.'S drug store, purchased
last Saturday one of the II. II. Tilton
cottages on South Sixth street. near
Silver avenue; consideration, $4,000.
There will be a regular meeting of
G.. X. Warren post No. 5, G.. A. R., at 8
O'Clock p. m, tomorrow evening in N.
T. Armijo building by order of ]. w.
Edwards, post commander. w. w. Nc
Donald, adjutant.
Louis Frank, a brother of Franco
Frank, with his daughter, will arrive
here tonight to look after the estate
left by his brother, whose death oc-
Cured several years ago.. The visitor
is a contractor in South Africa.
Arthur P. Davis, of the geological
survey, Washington, ID. c., is in the
city. Mr.. Davis is a son of Congress-
man Davis. of Kansas, and is a school
friend of w. s. Stricken, vice presi-
dent and cashier of the Bank of Com
merce.
The president, secretary and Simon
Stern, of the territorial fair, were
around this afternoon soliciting SUBJ
scriptions and, of course, met with sue
cess. The elements favor a big fair
this fall, and everybody will work to
that end.
Alvin Pohl, the well known handy"
man around a store, inside or outside,
has been on the sick list for the past
week OF ten days, threatened with
pneumonia. He was up and around
today, and hopes to be at his usual
work tomorrow.
At the ext meeting Of the Elks, ten
names will be voted IN and the five
receiving the highest number will
constitute the permanent building COM
mittee. The names will be selected
by a committee appointed at the regu-
lar meeting last saturday night.
John Jibson and George Murray,
thorough machinists from Oswego, N.
Y, are in the city today, and are being
introduced around by p. +. McCanna,
who is an ex-Oswegoan. The gentle
men are healthy folks, and will no
doubt go to work in the local shops.
Yesterday afternoon, while at his
pleasant nome IN West Coal avenue,
E. H. Dunbar, the real estate agent,
accidentally fell to the ground, injur-
ing his right shoulder. Although the
injury is quite painful, the arm and
shoulder will be all right in a few days.
James S. Duncan and wife, with
daughter n son, came in from south
ern California yesterday morning and
continued north to their home in Las
Vegas. They were out in California
for the health of the daughter, who re-
turns to her Las Vegas home greatly
benefited.
Edward N. Buck, president of the
Buck Directory company, and w. II.
Becker, connected with the company,
are in the city today, coming in from
the Pass city this morning. They are
here on business connected with the
directory company, who will soon issue
a gazetteer of New Mexico.
This evening President Ripley, of
the Santa Fe, General Manager A. G.
Wells and General Superintendent
Shepherd, of the coast lines, will arrive
from the west. A handsome suite of
rooms has been arranged for Mr.. Rip
ley at the Alvarado, and he will remain
until after the hotel opening.
This morning Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
III. Spooner left for the north and will
/ be absent from the city for a month or
!. six weeks. Mr.. Spooner is special rep
resentative of the judiciary depart,
! ment at Washington and has been here
! for some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner
) have made many friends here and
their departure Will cause much re
: greet. They will go to Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver and then to Fort
Worth, Texas. They may return here
later.