Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

wanted-Men, drivers and shovel
ers. to work on the Santa Fe Central
Report at Kennedy station.
Mrs. l.. II. Chamberlin lost a point
lace handkerchief yesterday some
where between Keleher avenue and
South Walter street. Return to this
office and receive reward.
ID. p. Huntzinger, after a visit to
his mother and sisters here. left last
night for Los Angeles, where he will
enter the employ of the Chapman bio
graphical Publishing company.
An important meeting of the United
Commercial Travellers will be held
this evening at 8 o'clock in Odd Eel
lows hall. A full attendance is de-
sired. Edward Spitz, secretary.
Mrs. Quarles, after spending a few
weeks at Camp Whitcomb, came in
from the resort yesterday and left last
night for her home at Kansas City. she
is a sister of Mrs. Thos. Keleher.
Levi A. Hughes, one Of the biggest
wool buyers at the territorial capital.
was here yesterday. He returned
north this morning, going direct to Las
Vegas and then back to Santa Fe.
V. p. Eide, n of the hustling mem.
bers of the Albuquerque Wool Scour-
ing mills, who was out west purchas-
ing wool. returned to the city last
night. He made some good purchases.
The New York Independent of June
10 contains a very interesting illustrat-
ed article on holidays in New Mexico,
which is devoted to a description of the
different Pueblo festivities in the terri
tory.
Yesterday, Nicholas Metz was fined
$40 for fast and reckless driving, on
trary to the city ordinance. After de-
batting in his mind whether or not to
appeal, he finally paid the fine and de-
parted.
Albuquerque encampment No. 4. L.
o. o. F.: All patriarches are requested
to be present at our next regular meet
ing, Thursday. June 26. Business of
Importance. Visiting patriarches in
vited. Refreshments. Chas. Stadler,
c. r. d. G Miller, scribe
The Citizen is informed that Capt.
A. b. FALL of Las Cruces, has been
rendered an appointment as judge in
the Philippines under Acting Governor
Wright. 1t is understood that Cap
tain Fall has the matter under consid-
Grafton, but it is not believed that he
will accept.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich are here from
Chicago, and will remain some time as
the guests of Conductor and Mrs. Geo.
H. Frost, the former being a brother
of Mrs. Goodrich. Rufus Goodrich, the
well known and popular private secre-
tary to Division Superintendent Hib.
bard, is a son of the visitors.
The remains of the infant daughter
of j. |. Orear, who died of cholera in
fantum yesterday morning at San Pc
dro, were brought to this city last
night. The funeral was held at 1880
this afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
Leekley, on South Edith street, with
interment at Fairview cemetery.
The following gentlemen left today
for the Jemez country: Percy Haw-
ley, George Davis, Henry Bramlett,
Eugene Cox, James Barney and H. J.
Burley. They will be absent about a
month or six weeks, and on their re
turn hope to be able to tell some truth.
full stories about hunting and fish.
ing.
The Ruby Seal Literary and Social
club held its regular meeting at the
lODlt VI NllSoCo AlauOnnd III Juohlld
Rankin on Tuesday afternoon. After
the work of the club was finished, sew.
eral hours were spent in playing
games. Those present We're: Misses
Anita Meade, Cora Myers, Mae Mug
gley, Lulu Palmer, Lena Faber, Clara
and Bertha Dinwiddie and Madonna
and Juanita Rankin.
Justice A. ]. Crawford with his wife
a-I aLs1l.,- ltd Is,,aAlT - Al -,
tains this morning, and they will &c
into camp near Camp Whitcomb. The
judge will return to the city tomorrow
or next day, but the better half of the
household and children will remain in
camp for several weeks. During the
absence of the judge, if the harpoor
has to be used to regulate law trans
gressors Judge Borchert will be called
upon by Marshal McMillin.
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