Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

No. II, 4. o. o. f.
G. r. Joughins today took charge of
the coast lines as master mechanic.
]. Z. Torres has gone to Santa Fe
on business. He is from Socorro coun-
ty.
Passenger train No. 2 was three
hours late on account of a wreck at
Gallup.
Mrs. o. S. Warren, who was here
yesterday. has returned to her home at
Silver City.
Rabbi Jacobs left this morning for
Huntsville, Alabama, where he will be
stationed in the future.
j. b. Moore passed through the city
on his return to Gallup last night. af.
ter a visit to his daughter at Santa
Fe.
Joseph Price and wife, after a stay
of a day here, left last night for New
York on business and pleasure. They
will be absent several months from
the territory.
There will be an urgency meeting of
the u. c. T. tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock at Odd Fellows hall. Every
member is expected to make an espec-
ial effort to be present.
Mrs. A. ]. Richards and two sons,
family of the Railroad avenue cigar
and tobacco dealer, left yesterday for
Santa Fe. where the boys will be en-
tered as students in the st. Michael
college.
The regular Wednesday night dance
at the Commercial club has been post
poned until tomorrow a week. 1t is
pay day tomorrow and the merchants
want to be at their stores % receive
and cash checks.
J.. Mac Reed, of Newton, Kas., who
has been visiting his father in law, J.
w. Edwards, left last night for his
home. He will at once return here
with his wife and three children and
make this his home.
Mrs. C. H. Young and two children,
family of the popular division superin-
tendent of the Wells-t'argo Express
company, returned to her home in Den
yer today, after a weeks s%ojourn with
Albuquerque friends.
Sheriff T. S. Hubbell, who went to
Los Angeles after three young hoboes
who stole from passengers while a
train stopped at lsleta Junction, has re-
turned bringing with him his prison
ers, who are now in the county Jail.
Capt. Suplee, Fort Grant, and Capt.
Carter, of Fort Logan. after a stay of q
day or two here left last night for Fort
Wingate. The officers board of the
department of the Colorado will hold
a meeting at Fort Wingate tomorrow.
There will be a meeting this evening
at 8 o'clock upstairs over Zeiger's cafe
of the directors of the Territorial Fair
association. Business of importance
is to be transacted. All the officers of
the association are urged to be pres
ent.
School Superintendent Frank A.
Hubbell sen today to Hon. r. j. Palen,
treasurer of the Mckinley Memorial
Arch fund, the sum of $91. 20, contribut-
ed by 1884 children of the public
schools outside of the city of Albu-
querque.
4 There will be a special convocation
of Rio Grande chapter No. 4, r. "A. M,
this (Tuesday) evening at Masonic hall
. at 8 o'clock. Work in the Royal Arch
! degree. Visiting companions cordially
invited. Refreshments. l.. H. Cham
; berlin, secretary.
) C. W. Medler. who retires from the
c~lerkship after three years service,
' will, so it is understood, engage in the
life insurance business, and he will
succeed as agent. The Citizen was
placed under many obligations to Mr..
Medler the past few years. and wish
him success in any business he may
. engage in.
l Hon. H. o. Bursum, the popular sup.
e~rintendent of the territorial peniten-
tiary. who was down in Socorro county
on mining matters, passed up the road
. for Santa Fe yesterday. A young son
of A. H. Hilton, the general merchant
OF a Antonio accompanied Mr.. Bur.
! sum TO Santa Fe, where he will enter
the st. Michael college.
The fact dawned on the visitors to
the council chamber last night that
the republicans have a fighting mem.
Der in Alderman Sigfried Grunsfeld
He will nc doubt prove the watch
dog" of the council, and of course will
at all times, be up in arms against the
few democrats left in the council to
oppose this and that measure.
Hon. Charles A. Spiess, the San Mi
/ guel county district attorney, who was
/ down at Silver City on legal matters
! same in from the south this morning
( and during the wait of the train here
was a caller at The Citizen office
I where he regaled the front Office force
1 with some original jokes and of course
; sandwished in a few fresh politica
} pointers.
f. H. Kent and wife returned late
yesterday afternoon from He'll canyon
mining district. He says that Mr.. Ben
rie has opened up a hotel at Ange
camp in He'll canyon and is arranging
to receive a limited number of city
guests. Mr.. Kent also states that thu
Mckinley mill is being put into condi
ton and it is expected to be ready t.
resume work in a few days.
Rev. n. b. Rairden, superintendent
of missions of the Baptist church, witt
headquarters at Omaha, Neb., ant
Rev. George Brewer, the New Mexico
and Arizona superintendent of mis-
sions, came in from the west this MOI
|, ming, after attending a missionar,
meeting at Phoenix. A meeting of thu
, executive board of the local mission