Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

general merchant of Los Lunas, is
here today on business.
Max Fitch. the popular son of Capt.
A. b. Fitch, of Magdalena, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Noa Ilfeld, who left last night
for Denver, expects to be absent sew
eral weeks on a visit to friends.
Edward Grunsfeld, representing the
Equitable Life Assurance society, was
a passenger for Santa Fe last night.
A 1-month-old child named Eva Ell
bridge was buried this morning. The
child's parents live on North First
street.
Bailey NOVEL;, who worked in this
Office years ago and Is now an operator
at Bernalillo, is in the city enjoying
himself.
Mayor c. F. Myers laid city affairs
aside for a day and left last night for
Santa Fe on some matters pertaining
to his own business.
A. b. Renehan, a popular young at
torney of Santa Fe, is here today on
legal matters. He expects to return
to the capital tonight.
The Sunday lecture at Odd Fellows
hall will be at IL a. M, as that eve
ming is the regular time for the meet
ing of the Switchmen.
G. H. Bradt and wife, of Denver, who
were here yesterday, left last night for
the west. Mr.. Bradt represents the
Hee Kin high grade coffees.
AL Coleman and Luke Walsh we'll
known here are in the city. They have
been in business in Santa Rosa for a
year and were losers in the recent fire.
Handsome monuments were placed
in position today at the graves of the
late Charles w. Lewis and wife in
Fairview cemetery by o. w. Strong &
Sons.
On account of such a large increase
in her class, Miss McCune has been
compelled to resign as leading soprano
in the Methodist choir for the next
three months.
Louis c. Becker, son Of John Becker,
the wealthy merchant and flour miller
of Belen, is in the city today on a visit
to his many friends here. He will prob
ably return south tonight.
A. G. Abeytia, a well known citizen
of Socorro, left last night for that
place, leaving his son, j. Abeytia, in
care of Doctor c. H. Conner for treat
ment of an injury OF the knee.
This afternoon Judge Crawford is
Chaves by F. M. Donovan for ~trespass.
1t is claimed Chayes drove sheep or to
land where trees were planted.
Harry Wright and Richard Smith.
who were arrested yesterday for at
tempting to break into a Santa Fe car,
were given ten days each by Judge
Crawford this morning. 1ney had just
completed one term.
Regular communication of Temple
lodge, No. 6. A. F. A. M, Thursday
E. A. degree. Visiting brethren cor
daily invited. BY order of the w. M,
Robert Abraham, secretary.
Thelma Laura, the infant daughter
of George Herbert Wilson, died, yes
terday morning and was buried in Fair.
view yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Wilson
lives on Pacific venue and the child
was one of twins born about a month
ago. ON
C. M. Hatfield and wife, of New York
city, were entertained yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mcclellan. The
party have just returned from a pleas
ure trip to New Zealand and stopped
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The frame work which has been
around the building at Second street
and Railroad avenue, has beer re-
moved. The room will be occupied by
George X. Neher and 1t has been hand
somely remodeled and plate glass win
dows put in.
w. Myers and wife, late of southern
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accompanied by Engineer w. II. Nor
ris. Mr.. Myers is the oil expert whom
The Citizen interviewed the other day.
He goes to Gallup to superintend the
work in progress by the Manuelito Oil
company.
Chris Sellman, who was at. Ell Paso
the past few days, returned to the city
this morning, and will leave tonight
for his home at Las Vegas. Chris
states he could not stand the climate
of Ell Paso--it was too hot for a man
who had roughed it in the high noun
tains of New Mexico.
Messrs. Trotter and Bierman, who
are operating the "Old Timer mine at
Golden, left this morning for Golden,
after having spent a day or two in the
city purchasing supplies and renewing
the friendship of city friends. While
here G. l.. Brooks saw to it that the
gentlemen were royalty treated.
H. F. Bogh, bookkeeper for the Grant
enterprises who was called to Pennsy-
lvania ON account Of the death Of his
wife, is expected to return to Albu'
querque in about a week or ten days.
He left Pennsylvania this morning, and
will visit Indiana relatives n friends
before continuing to Albuquerque. His
daughter, who is still in Pennsylvania
will not return to the city for a few
days.
This morning, l.. B. Putney, the
wholesale grocer, received from the
Hyde Exploring Expedition 2S.00C
pounds of onions grown in the SaI
Juan country. They came in overland
on six wagons, four of which were
drawn by six horses TO each wagon
with trailers, and two drawn by foul
horses each with trailers. These wag