Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Mrs. X. Cole and her little neice.
Lottie Lembke, arrived last night from
Bland.
The old town patriots are making
big preparations for Fourth of July Gel
ebration.
Carlos Baca, sheriff of Valencia
county, was a passenger from Santa
Fe this morning.
Louis Trauer and Fred Otero were
noticed at the depot last night. They
went north on business.
Norman Kemmerer. of the First Ma
tional bank, and wife are at Winsor's
ranch on the upper Pecos.
Word comes from a party of fisher.
men on the upper Rio Pecos that fish
ing is better now than several weeks
ago.
Mrs. Joseph Lewis and children will
spend their vacation at Long Beach,
Cal. They were west bound passen-
gers last night.
There will be a meeting of Adah
chapter. o. e. s.. this evening at 1880.
BY order of worthy matron. Laura
Fluke. secretary.
r. J. Turnbull returned last night
from Gallup. He say drilling has ceas-
ed for the time being on the Manuelito
Oil company's well.
w. c. Wynkoop and wife, of the
town of woodbury., in the Cochiti dis
trict, have gone to southern California
to remain a few weeks.
Shelving is being put in at the new
store of E. J. Post & Co., hardware
---.uL.-Az TA1., 1vnaat 20 ho IN their
new quarters by July l.
Judge d. H. Mcmillan, of the Socorro
judicial district, has gone to Washing
ton. He will be absent from the terri
tory for several weeks.
A number of discharged soldiers,
who saw service in the Philippines,
passed through the city on their return
to their eastern homes last night.
Mrs. Peter Stewart. wife of a ma
chinist in the local railway shops, left
last night for Los Angeles. She will
be absent until about the middle of
August.
Mrs. H. B. FERGUSON and children,
family of Attorney Ferguson, and
Miss Emma Huning expect to cave in
a few days for the coast resorts OF
southern California.
George e. Roe. who was east on rail.
road business, is in the city today. Mr..
Roe is the district freight and passen.
ger agent for the Santa Fe with head
quarters al 81 Paso.
Mrs. Solomon Luna, of Los Lunas.
left last night for Los Angeles, Cal
Before returning to the territory Mrs.
Luna will visit all the principal sum.
mer resorts Town there.
Frank Hall, deputy United States
marshal, arrested a woman this morn
ing charged with adultery. At
o'clock this afternoon he was out look
ing for the married man in he case.
George p. Learnard, of the music
and piano firm of Hall & Learnard
has lost by arsenic poisoning his faith
full Irish setter. Ben. The dog got the
poison, so thinks Mr.. Learnard, some
where on the Highlands.
A California gentleman who was al
Ell Paso on business, came in from the
south this morning and will leave to
night for the west. He says that 1t Is
so dry and hot in Ell Paso that for two
DAYS this week no baths could be haC
at the Sheldon hotel, the biggest hote
iL that city.
S. Vann, the Santa Fe watch inspec
tor for the Rio Grande division, return
ed to the city this morning, after al
inspection of railroad watches at Sill
yer City, Deming, FL Paso and Other
southern points. At Silver City h'
met several Elks and they are making
great preparations to entertain visit
ing Albuquerque Elks OF July 4. HI
reports no water in the Rio Grand'
from San Marcial south, and says thu
country looks and is dry.