Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

-
Jerome Malette. the pharmacist at
b. Rupees drug store. now resides at
No. 212 West Huning avenue.
The order for the new uniforms for
the Italian band was sent this morning
to NJ. {. Lilley e. Co, at Columbus. O.
J. c. Fox. who was here on a visit
to his brother. H. e. Fox. left this
morning for his home at Atchison,
Kas.
George Rivers was this morning SEN
fenced to 10 days by Judge Crawford
for selling fash iewelry and for vag-
rancy.
Sol. Block. who has been laid up
with rheumatism at his home in this
city, expects to leave for Grants. out
west, tonight.
Mrs. \. B. Clark and children. from
Wingate station on the Santa Fe Pa
cifc. is in the city on a visit to rel
atives and friends.
Major Ernest Meyers. of the Meyers
Abel company, is laid up for repairs
at his room in the Commercial club.
He is suffering with lumbago.
Mrs. Minnie Ward Patterson. mother
of Prof. George Leo Patterson, left
last night for Ell Paso, where she will
visit friends for a few weeks.
Two young mountain lions, billed
from Silver City and consigned to the
Geological park of New York city,
passed through the city this morning.
Manager Klooz of the Alvarado yes
terday received a telegram from Leuis-
Vile, KY. relatives announcing there
was a heavy fall of snow there yester-
day.
Hay fever has about disappeared
from the victims of the past few
weeks, and colds, bordering on pneu-
monia, are reported in a number of
cases.
Last night the three motherless little
children of AL Thelin, the barber, were
sent to Kansas City. where they will
reside in the future with their grand
mother.
Mrs. Charles Mainz and children, the
family of ex-Policeman Mainz, were
passengers for Las Vegas last night.
where they will visit relatives for a
few weeks.
L. NJ. Barnes and wife. who were
here yesterday from Socorro, returned
to the south last night. They called on
the retail stores while in the territorial
metropolis.
The Gentlemen's Driving associa-
ton will hoid a meeting tonight up
stairs e Zeiger's Cafe for the pur-
pose of arranging a program of races
for the coming Sunday afternoon.
A meeting will be held at the Com
mercial club tonight at 8 O'Clock, to
hear the report of the special commit
tee sen to Washington on the military
post location. A full attendance of di-
%rectors and citizens requested.
Two drunken men, who were around
town this morning begging on the
strength of their Knights of Labor
cards, were run in this afternoon by
Policeman Cooper. Besides begging,
the men are charged with indecent eX-
posture Of person.
Lady Margaret has been entered In
the 2:15 pace at the Trinidad. Col.
races, which occur there on May 27
and continues for four days. Bob Col
Inns is entered in the 2:35 and 2:22
pace. Both are Albuquerque pacing
horses and are owned by Joe Barnett.
Peter H. Short, of the Twelfth bat
talon, New York fire department in a
letter to ex-Chief Ruppe, says he will
soon secure a leave of absence and will
visit Albuquerque and Ell Paso. He
hopes to be here on or about June II,
and the ex-chief will show the New
Yorker many courtesies.
A sack of potatoes, in front of a
store today, was visited by six dogs
of different colors inside of 10 minutes,
actual time from a railroad time piece
held by a certain gentleman. Dealers
in vegetables cannot be too careful.
Dogs are numerous in Albuquerque,
likewise all over the country.
George w. Frazier, who was in the
hardware business with James Laurie
at Alamogordo but recently withdrew
from the firm. is here and will remain
a few days. George formerly resided
in this city, and is nKely to again be-
come permanently identified with Al
buquerque in a business way. He is
looking up a location.
The veterans of the G.. X. Warren
post. G. A. r. are arranging a fine
program for Memorial day exercises.
Judge Baker has consented to make
the address, while others have re-
sponded to the invitation to make
short talks. At present it is not
known whether the exercises will be
held at the city park or in the big COS
pei tent on West Railroad avenue
Arrangements are being made to
have the Santa Fe ball team appear
here on Memorial day, May 80. On the
29th Santa Fe is TO play at Socorrc
and will stop off to play the Browns on
the Both on their return home. Young
Rhodes, the crack Las Vegas pitcher
is now playing win Santa Fe and W
likely be put in against the Albuquer
que boys. The Browns are to open the
season at FL Paso on Sunday, June l
II. f. Meyers, a veteran of the Mex
lean and Civil wars, was in town toda!
|, from his home in atrisco. He is OF
} crutches. A few days ago, while cross
, ing the old condemned bridge acros
, the Rio Grande near old town, n
} stepped OFF. falling to the ground. Il
, the fall he bauly injured the right Les