Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

v. V. Clark, who is superintendent
of the Woodbury. ore mill in the Cochi-
ii district returned to the city last
night.
Mrs. Charles Gruner, who has been
on a visit to California relatives and
friends, will return home tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. Simon Stern and children are
in Socorro on a visit to relatives and
friends. They will be absent a week
or ten days.
w. j. Oliver and wife, of the govern
ment Indian school, have gone to the
mountain resorts for a recreation of
several weeks.
After a business trip to Gallup, l.. r..
Strauss, of the commission firm of
Metcalf & Strauss, returned to the
city last night.
ID. II. Boatrlght and his two little
boys will go to the upper Pecos tomor.
row, where they will spend a couple Of
weeks trout fishing.
A. r. Garcia and wife have returned
to the city from Clifton, Arizona. Mr..
Garcia has accepted a position at Mel
mi & Eakin's retail place.
The library at the Central school
building is open every day except Sun
day. from 2 till 5 o'clock. Mrs. c.
o onor Roberts is in charge.
r. j. rurnbull left last night for the
east. The gentleman Is now engaged
in experimental work for the Omaha,
Neb., Boiler Compound company.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld and children will
leave tomorrow morning for Santa Fe,
where they will spend the summer
months with relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. b. Childers and children will
leave next week for the upper Rio
Pecos, where they will go into camp,
and remain away from the city for a
few weeks.
Miss Bartholomew, one of the teach.
ers at the Harwood Industrial home,
was a passenger for Las Vegas this
morning, where she will visit for a
short time.
Hon. Solomon Luna has purchased
10000 sheep from the Prayer company
of Roswell, and will drive the sheer
across the country to his ranch down
in the Magdalena country.
A. ]. LOOMS, the deputy interna
revenue collector, who was out at Gal
lup on official business, was a passen
ger from the west last night, and con
tinued on north to Santa Fe.
Wallace Hesselden, of the Albu
querque Planning Mill company, today
negotiated the purchase of the Waite
Trumbull stone two story house in the
Perea addition; consideration private
After enjoying a week at Camp Whit
comb, the following returned to tn
city yesterday: Mrs. William Quarles
Mrs. II. X. Coon, Misses Ada Camp
field and f. Lyon, and Messrs. Olive
Van Wagenen, B. and Gray Hartmann
S. NJ. A%shenfelter, attorney of Silve
City. passed up the road for Colorado
Springs, Colo, this morning. He stat
ed that the Silver City Elks were al
ranging a big time for the Albuquerqu
Elks. who will visit Silver City on tn
Fourth of July.
Harry Davis. the nephew of Mrs
Renner. who was sick the past fey
weeks with scarlet fever, is up an
around among little friends. The sig
has beer taken down. the room thol
oughly fumigated, and Harry is ono
mor happy.
Quite a number of fishermen, VIII
have gained a reputation for fishinI
in the holes of the Rio Grande jus
about the time the running water ha
disappeared, will leave on their annua
pilgrimage down the valley tomorrow
morning. The fish they will "catch
will not be mountain trout.
George E. Roe, the district and pa'
senger agent of the Santa Fe, left las
night for his headquarters at Ell PasC
He was a pleasant caller at The Cit
zen office yesterday afternoon, and e.
hibited the revised freight tariff fo
the southwest, which is a great redu'
ton. in car load lots, over the old ia