Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

lust one more was heard several
times by Mrs. Walton, and. in response
thereto. she will give another dance
before the season closes. 1t will be held
next Monday evening at Grant hall.
"~Dogcatcher George has a genuine
grievance. The recent democratic adj
ministration cleaned out the city treas
ury and failed to pay his bill for the
killing of certain and sundry dogs.
l.. L. Henry, attorney, and the hotel
keeper, Gregory Page, departed for
Gallup last night. after attending to
court matters here the past few days.
There will be a regular conclave of
Pilgrim commandery, No. 3, X. T.. at
Masonic hall. Thursday evening, April
"a, at 8 o'clock. BY order of e. c. /.
II. Chamberlin, recorder.
MRS. McCreight. the 210 South Sec
ond street milliner, who has been alb
sent from her parlors the past few
days on account of sickness, expects
to be at her store tomorrow.
The mother superior of the Sisters
of Charity of this city, Sister Nolaska,
left last night for the seacoast towns
of southern California. where she will
enjoy a needed rest of a few months.
Pearson l.. Fry. who has friends in
this city, was married to Miss Pruden-
cia Fleming, of Lebanon, Pa, the cere-
mony being performed on April II at
Ration in the Methodist church of that
town.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, ex-delegate to
congress, and wife are in the terri
torial metropolis from Ojo Caliente,
Taos county. They are here on a visit
to friends. and will probably remain
several days.
The big tent, which was used for
special religious services at Deming
where many sinners were converted to
the Lord, will be moved to Albuquer-
que in a few days and used for the
same purposes here.
+. S. Brooks. ~bookkeeper for the
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company,
was a north bound passenger this
morning. The goods of the South
western Brewery company are well
liked in the towns north of this city.
The directors of the Commercial
club last evening elected Judge B. S.
Baker of this city and William Spen-
Ger, of Albemarle, members of the
club. There was a general discussion
of matters for the good of Albuquer-
que.
The Gentlemen's Driving association
is arranging a fine program of races
for next Sunday afternoon at the fair
grounds. No admission will be charg-
ed. The program will be published
later. 1t will include both running and
trotting races. ~
Attorney Kelby and wife. of Omaha,
NAh xrhn ctnnnad nunr and oninvad a
couple of days with their friends,
Judge Baker and wife, continued
homeward this morning. They had
been on a %protracted visit to the Pa
cific coast cities.
Ysidro Sandoval, who is one Of AL
buuuerque's successful sheep .~raisers,
sent twenty-one men to his Rio Puerco
sheep ranch yesterday. 1t is lambing
season, and Mr.. Sandoval expects to
save about 80 per cen of those drop
ped this season. ~ee
Rankin & Co., the real estate and
insurance agents, doing business up
stairs in the N. T. Armijo building, will
occupy one of the rea rooms of the
Zeiger Cafe building, and MIR. Rankin
was noticed doing some work on the
new quarters today. 90 'et
Mrs. r. Valck and daughter. Miss Es-
telle, were passengers for Los Angeles
last night. where they will reside in
the future, but Mrs. Plummer, the
other daughter, will remain in Albu-
querque as one of the clerks in the
Office of Probate Clerk Summers.
Mrs. J.. H. Wroth and Miss Eta Hal
loran left this morning for Chicago,
where they will visit relatives and
friends for a few weeks. A delegation
of home folks saw them safely on the
Pullman. and wished them a pleasant
s~ojourn in the big city on the lake
shore.
Thomas F. McGim and Thomas j.
Ryland are in the city, on their way
from Cananca, Mexico. to Gallup,
where they reside. They report that
Cananea, a new smelter town forty
five miles across the line in Mexico,
has a population of IL. 900, and that it
is a booming place.
The directors of the Mutual Build
ing & Loan association held a meeting
and elected Henry ~Brockmeier presi,
dent, DR.. ]. F. Pearce, vice president;
A. e. Walker. secretary; Frank Nc.
Kee, treasurer. The financial report
was read and the figures presented
SuOWtu Inc dSSOCidtlOu W De III cA
cellent financial condition.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
gregational church will hold thier reg
!! ular monthly tea Thursday afternoon
April "a, at the residence of Mrs. N. e
Stevens, r of Coal avenue ant
Seventh street. Everybody cordial!
invited whether members of the SO
ciety or not. A special invitation t.
strangers to come and get acquainted
Among the passengers to Los An
geles on the limited this morning wa
Mrs. Georgia Allen, of Delaware, Ohio
Mrs. Allen enjoys the unique distino
ton of being probably the only womai
in the country who own and person
ally manages an electric street raj
way system. She owns the system I
|, her home town, a place of some 1900
!, people.
!, Judge Thomas Smith and wife. @
, Virginia, will arrive in the city thi
: evening or tomorrow evening on thei