Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

the JemeZ not springs.
Hon. Silas Alexander, Of Socorro,
was in the city today on legal business.
Mrs. Frank Dettmers is enjoying a
visit at her old home at Madison,
Hon. Amado Chaves, eX-mayor OF
Santa Fe, is in the city on some legal
matters.
A. d. Whitson, of the Whitson Mus
ic company, has returned to the city
from Las Vegas.
Chief Justice Mills passed through
the city this morning, bound for ais
home at Las Vegas.
Jacob II. Gainsley was walking
around with the aid of a cane this
morning. He is suffering with rheum-
atism.
Miss Nettie Gertlg. the popular
young lady who clerks at o.. A.. Mat
0 & Co.'S store. is taking a short va
cation.
One native drunk pleaded guilty to
the charge in police court this morning
and got the usual five days on the
street gang.
District Attorney f. w. Clancy and
wife were passengers for the Pecos
this morning. They expect to be gone
about ten days.
Edmond r. Leis. of Lawrence, Kas.,
who has been visiting with his uncle.
Pitt Ross. the past week, will leave
this evening for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Walsh left last
night for an extended visit in southern
California. They expect to spend
most of their time at Santa Monica.
]. NJ. Hartzog of Deming was here
yesterday. He is associated Wit
Marshal Foraker in the cattle business
and has some fine mining claims in the
Hachita mountains.
Fred Huning, a prominent farmer
and hog raiser of Los Lunas, is spend
ing the day in the city, trading and
visiting. Fred says that he will have a
million pounds of wheat.
Misses Louise ana Lolita Harris, two
popular daughters of Mrs. II. V. Har,
ris, left last night for San Bernardino,
CAL, where they will visit their sisters
and brother, Frank r. Harris, for q
few days.
John j. Conn of the purchasing de-
partment of the Santa Fe and John M,
higgins of the Postal Telegraph com.
pany of Chicago are here today. They
will go 20 Las Vegas hot springs to-
night.
Jack Love, the Santa Fe engineer
who has been doing the Pacific coast
the past month, has returned to work
again. Jack pulled the throttle on
engine 1882, that took passenger No
s east last night.
w. A. Nettleton, superintendent OF
machinery of the anita Fe, who has
been spending a week on the Santa
Fe coast lines, arrived from the west
this morning and is spending the day
in the city.
The executive committee of the re
publican territorial central committee
will meet in this city Saturday morn
ing, July &c. The democratic terri
torial central committee will also meet
in this city on August 2.
At the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union medal contest in the Lead
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
this evening no admission fee will be
charged. A collection will be taker
to defray expenses of the entertain
ment.
The Gallup Republican says: Rev
George l.. Patterson of Albuquerque
arrived here this morning to take
charge of the Congregational church
He is unmarried, a fine singer, and ha:
quite a reputation as a minister of the
gospel.
The body of H. F. Belcher, who dice
at st. Joseph's sanitarium yesterday
morning, will be shipped tonight to 1t:
last resting place at Dickinson, y. ID
The funeral services were held at the
church of Immaculate Conception thi!
afternoon.
F. w. Schaalmaach and wife left thii
morning for the Brine camp in Hell
canyon where they will rusticate 70,
a week or ten days. During his NJ
sence, j.. H. O'Rielly will be in chargI
of the drug store, corner of SeconC
street and Gold avenu
Cochiti Gold Mining company stool
is no longer quoted on the Boston min
ing exchange. Last week 6,l00 shares
of Santa Fe Gold and Copper compan!
stock were sold at from s1.75 to SIS
per share. being a lower figure thai
the stock has been quoted at for SOM
time.
The civil service commission will
hold an examination on August II 70
the positions of teacher Oh a%gricultur'
. in the Indian service, at a salary o
: 5000 to 81, 900 per annum. Applica
ton forms can be obtained by apply
I ing to the secretary Of the local boar,
of examiners.
Charles w. Wincheck, superintent
ent of machinery on the Mexican Ger
trail, arrived from the south this morn
ing, and will visit with his family
few days. Mr.. " lncheck seems We
satisfied with his new position an
says that the climate of the City
Mexico is delightful.
Mrs. S. B. COwell, who was in til
, millinery business on Gold avenu
) closed out her business, and will leav
, Thursday morning for Colorado I
) visit friends. From Colorado she wi
go to Ossawatamie, Kas., to reside. NJ
. Cowell having secured a position c
) the Missouri Pacific road at that plac