Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

lUCAl rAhh0hAfHS.
A. NJ. Bergers of Santa Fe came in
last night and proceeded south to Los
Lunas.
DR.. John Roger Haynes left last
night for the north. He will return to
the city tonight.
NJ. II. Donohoe. who is now located
on a sheep ranch east of the city. is
here today on business.
Attorney j. d. w. Veeder, who was
here yesterday on some legal matters.
returned to Las Vegas last night.
Judge ID. w. Stansbury and J. F.
Sork passed through the city this
morning from Socorro to Santa Fe.
Roy E. Leatherman, deputy United
States marshal. who was on an official
trip to Otero county, returned to the
city yesterday.
A car load of natives, who will go to
work in the Colorado sugar beet fields.
passed up the road fol- Rocky Ford
this morning.
Miss Lottie Brady and Miss Louisa
Burchinell, of Socorro, were passen-
gers today for Trinidad, where they
will reside in the future.
TldEh FAChtlI a q sOuuS dtlOl lty
of Chicago, is in the city. and will re-
main a few days. He will locate some
where in New Mexico and practice his
profession.
Mrs. r. w. Hopkins, wife of Albu-
q%uerque's popular postmaster. will
leave in a few days for southern Cali
fornia, where she will remain during
the summer.
z,. NfzDo1 Il = .-- -.
on the ranges east of the city, is here
today on business, and when he re-
turns he will take along with him a
wagon load of supplies.
Jose Chavez who was charged with
malicious trespass by F. NJ. Donovan
in pasturing sheep near newly planted
trees. was fined yesterday afternoon
$25 by Judge Crawford. An appeal
IA taken.
r. F. Heller came in from the Cab
exon country yesterday to meet his
brother, George G. Heller of Chicago,
whom he had not seen for a long time.
Mr.. Heller says rain is needed badly
at Cabezon.
l.. H. Shoemaker. the Gold avenue
second hand dealer. was a passenger
for Pagosa Springs, Colo. last night.
NIL. ollOtIldhtl SuiltlS VIII tut IHtu-
matism, and he goes to the springs to
take the baths.
At the Baptist church this evening
the young people will give a Longfel-
i low social from 8 to 10 o'clock. Every
body is invited. A cordial welcome
will be given to strangers. Those who
attend may be assured of a pleasant
evening.
HAD,lAra Attantto, va, ~ aa,,n
ed to attend a meeting of Booth camp
No. 255, Spanish-American Wal vet
Grams this friday evening at 7
o'clock over Zeiger's Cafe. BY order of
the commander. J. S. Black, adult
ant.
Judge Crawford disposed of the usu-
al grist this morning in police court.
Charles Wilson, drunk and disturbing
the peace got 10 days; Tim Alwell and
Jose NUNS, DRINKS. IS or five days;
= George O'Conner, vagrant. five days;
| and Charles Dummond, vagrant, ten
| days. +.
A commercial traveller for a New
! York house last night imbibed sc
heavily that he wanted to thrash the
I ponce force. He sobered up behind
I the bars and was full of remorse. AS
he had a ticket good for last nights
flyer only, he was allowed to go on his
, way. u-
A. B. Renehan. who was here yester.
y day on business connected with the
transfer of the headquarters of the
Fraser Mountain Copper company
from this city to Taos, returned tc
Santa Fe last night, being accompan
8 led north by Joe Sheridan. deputy
county collector.
q Thomas Haddow, a copper worker
at the local shops, while helping tC
install the new pumps received there
a few days 60, had the misfortune tt
have his foot badly mashed by one o.
the heavy parts dropping upon it. He
b, is now around with crutches and will
probably be compelled to lay off for
month or six weeks on account of tn'
: injury,
( A.. E. Morelock, night wire chief ant
8 circuit manager for the Postal Tele
J graph company. has beer a~ppointe'
( superintendent of the construction an
s telegraph for the Santa Fe Contra
J railroad and goes north tomorrow
3 night to take charge of ~ ak a
5 once. He will leave h' iamily her
. and still retain Albuquerque as hi
Z future home. w. T. Davenport, lat
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