Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,


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II. G.. Salisbury went to Cerrillos
this morning.
Miss Nancy King, after a visit here
OF a few weeks, has returned to Chi
cago.
John T. B~arraclough, interested in
the Crystal ice works and Other Albu-
querque enterprises, will leave for his
home in Oakland. Cal. tonight.
Juan NJ. Sanchez. of Cubero. and
Jesus s. Pine, of Mangos. two well
known ranchmen of their sections. are
in the city today purchasing supplies.
Jose d. Sena, clerk of the territorial
supreme court, vas here last night
from Santa Fe. He is talked of as the
republican candidate for mayor of San
ia Fe.
Mrs. NJ. w. F%lournoy and her popu.
lar daughter, Nell Flournoy. have re-
turned to the city after a pleasant So
journ of a few weeks in southern Cali
fornia.
Rev. George II. Brewer. the Baptist
church missionary for New Mexico and
Arizona, has departed for Arizona. via
Ell Paso, and expects to be absent sew
eral weeks.
j. b. Fish, who was at Belen doing
some work on the long distance tele-
phone for the Mutual Automatic Tele-
phone company, has returned to his
duties here.
George II. Kraus, who clerked in
Albuquerque a ear ago, now with the
Underhill Manufacturing of
Denver, Colo, is in the city interview
ing his customers.
Isaac Cox, a member of the plumbing
firm of Brockmeier & Cox, with his
wife. returned yesterday morning from
southern California. where they en-
joyed several months vacation.
George S. Arnot, the well known
manager of the local house of Gross,
Kelly & Co., who visited his family
at Las Vegas over Sunday, returned
to the territorial metropolis last night.
Prof. Jones, of the School of Mines,
Socorro. is in the city today. He says
everything is all right at the school,
and that the farmers are now blowing
alons~the valley in the vicinity of So
zorro.
Hon. Martin Lehman, of Las Cruces,
stopped off in the city Saturday be-
tween trains on his return from a visit
to Las Vegas. Mr.. Lehman says that
Las Cruces will be an Incorporated
town by the time that summer arrives
again.
A most interesting meeting was held
last Saturday night by the Albuquer-
que council, Knights of Columbus, and
several visiting knights attended,
among whom was l.. A. Grant, of Los
Angeles.
Saturday afternoon Ralph Peterson,
the 8 months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Peterson, died at his parents
home on East street, of brain fever.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon from the residence. Interment
was made at Fairview cemetery.
Edwin and Gilbert Peltier, two bro
theirs, have started in the plumbing
and heating business at zoe West Gold
avenue, and both being practical work
men they will success. They
as their motto: Live and let live"
and If these words are carried out by
the new firm ,t will mean a whole lot
to the people of the CITY,,
George w. Smith, superintendent of
motive power and division master me-
iioLi VI tuC santa re, HON lOCdLeu at
San B~ernardino, Cal, and who has
been spending a few days in the city,
went west last night accompanied by
j. +. Palmer, a representative of the
Galena Oil company, located at Frank
lin, Pa. The Galena company furnishes
all the l~ubricating oil used on the
whole Santa Fe system.
e. E. Souther, president of the E. E.
Souther Iron company, st. Louis, and
George Fl. Souther, of the Sangamon
Loan and Trust company, of Spring
field, ILL.,, were in the city last Saturday
and were introduced at the CONNER
cial club. The gentlemen are brothers
and both are wei pleased with Albu-
querque from a commercial point of
view. While here r. p. Hall showed
them courtesies. They continued west
to California last night.
The Los Angeles Times contains a
long article on the death of William
Demery, the largest Elk in the world,
he topping the scales at over $50
pounds. He was supposed to be in most
excellent health, but when he returned
to Los Angeles from a business trip
to Arizona, he was taken sick and soon
thereafter Bright's disease in an ag-
gravated form develope-, resulting in
his death. Mr.. Demery visited Albu-
querque rs a commercial representa-
tive, and is therefore known to the