Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

IL D.. IldNtIHdulpu. q Et0tIdi ntE-
chant of San Rafael, is in the city on
business.
The Highland natatorium will not
be open to the public this evening. a
private party having it engaged.
Jacob Loebs, president of the South
western Bravery and Ice company. re-
turned last night from a business trip
to Gallup.
A. d. Coon, the extensive fruit rails
er of Socorro, is in the city today, plac-
ing some of his excellent fruits for
sale with local retail merchants.
Charles Stadler. a member of the
force of beef killers at Blanchard
Meat and Supply company's pens, has
gene to Magdalena for a hunt. He
will return to the city in ten days or
two weeks.
There will be a called mee,.ng Of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church Wednesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock in the church parlors. All
members requested to be present. By
order of the president.
Another boy. making the list three,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. McGaf-
fly, the little fellow putting in his ap-
pearance this morning. Mother AID
Ihilu JULIE lIhtlN Ill Md1 lOpoltSu
to be getting along nicely under the
circumstances.
Prof. f. A. Jones, formerly president
of the New Mexico School of Mines,
came up from Socorro this morning,
accompanied by his family. His house
hold goods arrived here yesterday and
today are being arranged in their new
home at S17 North Eighth street.
1t is not the Fort Wingate ball team
who will be the Browns opponents
next Sunday during the races given by
the Gentlemen's Drinving association.
The Fort Wingate team will be here
one week from Saturday and Sunday.
The game next Sunday will be between
the Old Town Reds and the Browns.
Percy Hawley, Henry Bramlette,
Davis, Cox. Barnum and Baily are the
members of a jolly crowd of hunters
and fishermen who returned yesterday
from a two weeks outing in the Jemez
country. They got one small bear, a
%porcupine and all the fish they could
eat.
E. Grandjean, a merchant of Cuchil-
10 Negra, Sierra county, writes about
the poor mail facilities of that section
of New Mexico. He says he gets his
daily papers two or three at a time,
and wants to know how the matter can
be remedied. Postmaster Hoppins
will institute an investigation.
Herman Butcher, the Old Town gar
dener. is the successful grass grower
who has guaranteed to set the lawn
around the Alvarado with a velvety
mat of Kentucky blue grass. The
ground will be broken tomorrow and
the seed put in. The grass will be
started by sub-irrigation, on a plan or.
iginal with Mr.. Butcher.
Merchants mention the fact that col
lections have been very slow this
month, but they are looking forward
to pay day, with the hope that each
and every consumer will promptly
meet his or her obligations. Eastern
Wholesale merchants are pressing the
local merchants; therefore let every:
body pay up and ward off distress.
w. B. Gilman. proprietor of the Gil
man Employment Agency of Ell Paso,
came up from that city this morning
and today opened his Albuquerque
branch office at Joe Richards cigar
store on Railroad avenue Mr.. Gil.
man is thinking seriously of moving
his family from the Pass city to Albu'
querque.
Members of the Commercial club are
requested to attend an important meet
ing this evening. There will be a smo
ker and enjoyable musical program
The matter of the university school Of
music will come up for discussion, ant
business of Importance will be brought
before the members. o. n. Marion
president.
DR.. c.. G. Cruikshank, the well known
physician and surgeon of San Marcial
is in the city today and he was a pleas
ant caller at this office. The docto
carries his left hand in a sling, the re
suit of a runaway accident a few day
ago. DR.. Cruikshank will be the re
publican candidate for the territorial
council from Socorro county.
w. w. Taylor, grand master of Ma
sons for Colorado and Jurisdiction,
in the city the guest of Eureka Lodge
No. 10. He is on his annual tour o
inspection of the lodges in Arizona an,
New Mexico. Mr.. Taylor is the edito
of the Utah Plain Dealer, a race news
paper published at Salt Lake City
Utah. While here he is stopping a
the residence Of Mrs. Tabitha Watson
No. 407 Copper avenue. He wi
leave tomorrow evening for Colorado
When Other Medicines Have Failed
Take Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t ha
cured when everything else has disaI
pointed. Alvarado Pharmacy.