Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

j. a. MARIAN returned 10 san MaTClii
last night.
Hon. A. NJ. Blackwell, president of
the firm of Blackwell, Wielandy & Co,
St. Louis, came in from the north last
night, and today is around among his
many friends.
1t must not be forgotten that NJ. L,
Hickey is now a practicing attorney OF
the city. He has established an office
in the Office of Metcalf & Strauss, up
stairs in the Cromwell building.
w. b. ChiIoers. the United States at
torney for New Mexico, returned to the
city last night from the upper Rio
Pecos. He will return to the Pecos.
where his wife and children are in
camp, in a few days.
The M. E. Hickey residence on North
Walter street is rapidly nearing COM
pletion and will soon be ready for oc-
cupation. The carpentering work is
being done by A. w. Hayden, while A.
Staehlin is doing the plumbing.
The First Regiment band will give
a concert in the plaza park, old town,
at 1880 o'clock Sunday evening, Jrfy
81. The band will play several new
pieces of music, and those who attend
will enjoy a rare musical treat.
Right Rev. N. C. Matz, bishop of Den
yer, will visit this city mex Saturday
and will preach next Sunday at the 10
o'clock at the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception. The church
senior choir are making preparations
for an elaborate musical program.
Duncan Macgilivray, interested in
tho ohann rofctnr htrcinncC IN thn Chi.
ILL neighborhood, will leave tonight
for Inverness, Scotland, his old home,
where he will visit relatives and
g~ilivray and Percy McRae, from
Chilli, are also in the city, and will
see Duncan safely on the train tonight.
Word reached this city that there is
a copper strike excitement at La
Bajada, seven miles from Thornton,
and that quite a list of ~prospectors are
now or the ground locating claims.
Ross Griffiths and two native miners
of Cerrillos made the first strike, and
have received high assays from some
samples OF ere taken from their
claims.
Yesterday afternoon, through Mey.
ers-Abel company, John Jones, of Will
Inns, Ariz., purchased THE Horse Shoe
Club" resort from Branaugh & Keller
man, and Mr.. Jones will take posses
sion about August /. Mr.. Branaugt
and family will return to Trinidad
Colo, their former home, while Mr.
Kellerman will remain here until after
the territorial fair.
w. McPeake, chief clerk to F. L
| AIxyAra 1oaaI nArA Ca. Al C-.A. n
has resigned and will be succeeded by
H. M. Rochester, of Kansas City. Mr.
Rochester has been with the Santa FL
about twelve years and occupied sew
eral positions of trust, the last bein,
transportation clerk in the company
Offices at Kansas CITY. The new chic
clerk arrived last night and will TAX,
up the duties of his new Office in a few
days. Mrs. Rochester, who is now Il
Kansas City, will come to Albuquerqu'
about the first d October.
There is a gentleman at Eel Pas,
: named James w. Magoffin. The pee
. pie of that city call him Jim.- He is
I whole team in booming anything tina
will help Ell Paso. He captured tn,
: Albuquerque base ball delegation b.
many courtesies. If he will move u
: to Albuquerque this city will cleo
him mayor OF both the republican an
democratic tickets. -uch men as Ms
coffin are rarely fully appreciated. H
is worth a railroad to any town. II
will be given the freedom of this cit
during the territorial fair.
DIR. George H. Williams, who cam
, to Albuquerque from Jefferson City
Mo, about a year ago, and has sine
been a pr~acticing physician of the city
3 with his wife, will leave tomorrow 70
Colorado Springs, Colo. After a shor
stay at Colorado Springs they will g
to their home at Jefferson City. MI
Williams says that he and his wifi
e have enjoyed their short stay in tn
k city. but will be glad to get back {
their many old friends in Missouri
Mrs. Williams health is much impro,
ed to what it was when she came I
Albuquerque.