Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

The first shirt waist of the season
appeared on the street this morning.
Mrs. j.. f. Reiter and Miss Daniels.
of FL Paso, are visiting with friends in
the city.
Work was begun this morning at the
new Alvarado museum building. It
will be finished in thirty days.
Passenger No. 2 from the west was
thirty minutes late this morning. caus-
ed by bad weather on the divide.
Miss Ella Mcclure, who has been
suffering the past week with a severe
cold, is reported much improved.
John Kennedy. the Gallup rothing
merchant, is in the city as an import
ant witness in the Baca murder case.
Toney Ortiz had his fine Stetson hat
taken from the A. o. u. w. hall the
other night. He has instead an old soft
felt.
Misses Mira e. Lawson and Mary
z. Sherwin. of San Mateo. are spend.
ing a few days in Albuquerque. visiting
and shopping.
b. Ilfeld & Co. have favored the adj
miring public with another beautiful
show window. This time the central
figure is an angel.
The regular meeting of the ladies Of
the Maccabees will be held at the A. o.
u. w. hall this evening. All members
requested to be present.
Col. J. p. McGrorty. of Deming. who
spent this winter at his old Kentucky
home, passed through the city today
on his return to Deming.
DR.. Raymond Russ, who recently re-
| Cipnnd his nnCitinn nc curonnN NJ tho
local Santa Fe Pacific hospital left this
morning for San Francisco, Cal.
Miss Marian Wallace. of Mesilla
Park. passed through the city this
morning en- route to Denver. where she
will visit friends during the summer
Miller Weir. the national bank exam
iner. with ~headuarters in this city. was
a passenger for the western towns on
the delayed passenger train this morn
ing.
Sam Locke, a prominent cattleman
of Socorro county, and cattle inspector
for this district, who has been spend
ing several days in the city, went to
Socorro this morning.
Thos. Hall is at Winslow. presumab-
ly experimenting the delivery of a fine
Chickering piano to Sherman ID.
Thompson, a well known engineer of
the Santa Fe Pacific. Mr.. Hall is of
the music and piano firm of Hall &
Learnard.
Duncan McGillivray, the prominent
sheep man from the Chilli district,
who has been spendIng several days
in the city, left this morning on his
homeward journey. Duncan wore a
broad smile as he viewed the snow
covered mountains.
Prof. Byron King. who will give an
entertainment for the High school
Athletic association tonight in Colon
DO hall, arrived last night. Today he
visited the High school and gave a
brief program, much to the delight of
pupils and teachers.
Hon. solomon Luna, the we'll known
the popular politician of Valencia coun-
ty, is around today enthusing encour-
agement in the ranks of the local re-
p%ublicans. He made a bet of 800 this
morning that the entire city republi-
can ticket would be elected.
A letter received by Orrie Smith
from Frey Raymer says that he will
remain in Los Angeles and play with
that ball team in the California lea
que. Fred also says that he was not
released by the Chicago National lea
que team, but was retained as utility
infielder.
Col. e. A. Grunsfeld and wife, who
were here the past few weeks visiting
relatives and friends, intended to leave
for the east last night, but owing to
the freight wreck near Lamy-conclud-
ed not to start On their eastern journey
!. until tonight. En- route to New York
they will stop over in Chicago for a
few days.
City Marshal McMillin bounced
| down upon the rendezvous of the Sec
ond street hoodlums last night, and
grabbing the leader by the arm, look
| ing the young tough square in the face.
he old him that he would have him
and his gang in Jail If they continued
to congregate, use indecent language.
or play any of their mean tricks by
throwing banana Feelings on the side
walks. 1t is hoped for the sake of de-
cency that the gang of young hoodlums
has been broken up.
John Reese, a gentleman of high
standing in the tenderloin district, ap.
peared before Judge Crawford this
morning and vas given thirty days in
/ the county Jail. Reese halls from some
! mining camp in Arizona, where he says
!, that ne has been working, but when
! City Marshal McMillin asked the pol
! ished master to see his hands, they
1 were too soft to have done much min.
! ing work. He claims to be the husband
! of a girl on the acre. but the girl says
/ not. Only lonely drunk was given five
days.