Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

~ tnclI ~. IatIlth hbll slNN over
and above expenses.
A. Il. Weaver. proprietor of the Aztec
Curio company. is now located at No.
305 South First street.
Darby T.. Day. representing the Mn
tual Life Insurance company left tn"
city on a business trip last night.
August G.. Sois Is here from the Ma.
vaio Indian reservation. to visit Albu-
querGue relatives and friends for
few days.
g. r. Brewer. insurance adiustcr.
who was up in the northern counties
on business. returned to the city Tues
day night.
Ernest Myers, of the liquor firm Of
Myers-Abel company, left last night for
SocOrro taking along with him his
samples,
brother OF Mrs. Shattuck. the
dressmakcr. arrived this morning from
the south. The visitor Is in exceeding
~ poor health.
BIB. Borden and son, Ful,on. have left
Gallup for Albuquerque. driving over.
land. They expect TO reach the city in
about eight days.
Several Chilli sheep rasers are
here to attend court. Messrs. Clark,
Fowler and Dunbar came in from the
mountains Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Parks. "A lady well known
in this city. was passenger for Santa
Fe this morning. where she will visit
friends for Jew days.
South Edith street. from Railroad
avenue. has been thoroughly graded by
Street Commissioner Tierncy and his
gang Of street cleaners.
John G. Brown. who Is located here
as the representative of the Greeley.
Colo, Potato company, returned 10 the
city last night after a successful trip
through Kansas.
Miss Mary + Dissette, supervisor OF
Indian day schools. Is ia the city The
lady Is trying hard to stamp Dut diph-
iberia. which a. raging In the small
villages near Santa Fe.
The Browns and Santa Fe Pacific
shops ball teams will play a game on
Sunday afternoon at the fai~ grounds.
Both teams are very strong and good
game should be the result
Charles c. Lord. agent for the Wells.
Fargo Express company at Winsow
'hlhf III iltiI vi dNb Niilr ulDlilillEs
He remains here today. leaving to-
night for bis home at Winslow
The Lead Avenue Methodist church
concert viii take place tonight at the
church and not on January 80, as the
copy published yesterday indicated.
See program In another column,
Rosa Vigil. the II months old son
Of Edward Vigil who lives on South
Third street died last night of whOop-
ing cough The funeral was held at the
family residence this afternoon at .
o'clock
The Bland milling promoters. who
have been in the citv the past few
days. il is understood today. have Sc.
cured about $1,000 in subscriptions
from Albuquerque citizens toward their
aome milling scheme.
The last OF the fourteen private
rooms on the first floor of st Joseph s
sanitarum was provided FOR this morn
+ ing by G. L. Altheimer agreeing to fur
/ nish it in memory of his wife. The sis.
/ tiers will now take up furnishing the
second floor.
Young Donald McClaEathan. who
was severely bitten by bulldogs few
I hdN AEN 10 lA'NNtiluEs y PAL ak
in this paper last Monday did the boy
injustice. He stood at the head OF
his classes in school and is now the
faithful office boy of Or Alger tho
dentist
y. T.. stevens was at Silver City. and
conducted the odd Fellows services
over the body OF j. NJ Fritter, who's,
funeral occurred there a few days ago
Ir f.s 81
and represents the Montezuma saw
ings, Loan a Buiains association on
tho road
Mrs. A. u. Whitson. the piano ans
music dealer. Is at her room threaten
cd with blood poisoning \ few day.
ago she dropped "A piano stool on hei
foot, badly bruising one of the toes
Since then the member refuses {,
yield To medicines and is now givins
her great deal of trouble.
Mrs. Mabel Kinney and daughter
Miss Dorothy, family OF Roy. Bruc,
Kinney. left Wednesday for salt LAX,
city. Utah. whore the family will re
side in the future Friends were a
the depot To see them safely on th'
train and wish them a safe journey {,
their new home. Rev Kinney vii
meet his wife at Pueblo.
j A. Wenman has taken one of N,
two remaining rooms at st. Joseph
saHitarium and furnished il. The prob
lem of furnishing the first floor IN nov
practically solved. William Mcintosh
of Chilli, has given the sisters $50 an,
Il will probably lac used To complete
the oiling of the floors in both wards
The floor of the chapel will be oilet
] md tnFnlghlH la q lllIIgnn
gilt.
A, Il. Burkdcll and his wife. of Chi
cage. lett last night for Haywood ho
| Springs. Mr.. Burkdoll and othe
wealthy men of Chicago have lease
a hundred thousand acres of lan'
along the Mimhres In Luna and Gran
counties and are under contract to es
tablish irrigation works for the Cntir
! district. Construction of the dam ha
commenced and II Is expected the liant
I will la thrown omen within two years