Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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business.
New steel rails are replacing the old
ones on track No. 2 in the local yards.
Dick Kent, joint owner of the Valley
View group of copper mines near Plac-
itas, is in the city.
Mrs. r. P. Hall and children are ex-
pected to return to the city from Hol
lywood, Cal, in a few days.
Chas. II. Mahoney, of Boston. who
has been spending some days in the
city. went out to Ellis ranch Saturday
morning.
Joe Vajo has returned to the city,
closing up his small merchandise bust
ness at Sabinal, and will remain here
in the future.
Reports from over the country indi-
cate that game is more plentiful than
for years, and there is consequently
some fine sport ahead.
Arthur Everitt, the Railroad i've
nue. jeweler, was at Las Vegas Thurs
day, and left for Ell Porvenir resort,
for a week or so of vacation.
Capt. w. C. Reid. the assistant Unit
ed States attorney for New Mexico,
with headquarters at Las Vegas, is in
the city today on legal matters.
T. c. Horst, Santa Fe station agent
at Newton, Kan, and family, passed
through the city Saturday morning Ell
route from California to Newton.
D,of II; NJo,,o o,1 Mo- rHot>o1 Clo.-
ens-Himoe will furnish the music at
the L. H. B. and Aid society ball at
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. s.. Prime and children, and
Mrs. e. G.. Johnson have arrived from
Cummings, Iowa, and will occupy the
Judge N. c. Collier house in the Fourth
ward.
Col. r. E. Twitchell, who was here
yesterday, has returned north to Las
Vegas. He says that his town will not
be represented at the fair by a base
ball team.
E. Farris, writing to The Citizen,
states that he will remove from Ho.
bart, Oklahoma, to this city in about
three months, and will reside here in
-
the future.
j. r. Abner, the electrical engineer,
has returned to the city from the Chill
Deco, Oklahoma, Indian school, and ac-
cepts a position at the local govern
ment Indian school.
Abran Abeytia, the big political war
horse of Socorro, was here yesterday
in consultation with Hon. F.. A. Hub
hell, the territorial republican central
committee chairman.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
in regular session at Knights of Pyth-
las hall on Tuesday, September 20, at
1880 p. m. Initiation. Emma c. Whit
son, president; T. A. Whitcomb, Sec
rotary.
Mrs. w. l.. Bracket, wife of the
Copper avenue blacksmith, left this
morning for Maxwell City, where she
was called by the serious illness of her
mother. She was accompanied by her
children.
w. II. Bell, formerly with the Ham
ilton-Brown shoe factory of st. Louis,
has returned to Albuquerque from a
short business trip to Las Vegas. Mr..
Bell is the promoter of the Albuquer-
que shoe factory proposition.
Mrs. N. C. Collier and daughter, Miss
Julia, who have been enjoying a
months vacation at Camp Whitcomb,
left this morning for their home at st.
Louis. Friends were at the depot to
witch tham q cofa inurpav homo
Robert H. Hopper, president of the
Snake and Opportunity Mining compa-
ny, which has property near Hillsboro,
passed through the city this morning
bound for Chicago. The company's
properties are about to be sold to Chi
cago parties.
Last night. Aaron Gray and James
X. Drury, Jr., were passengers for
Gallup. From there they will go out
TO the Navajo Indian reservation, work
ing for the government in the erection
of several school buildings. They will
he absent several months.
, Joseph Buchanan and wife, of Egypt,
ILL.,, were here yesterday as the guests
, ut their niece, Mrs. Aaron Gray. They
have been touring the state of Califor
mia, and stopped over for a day to pay
their respects to their niece, continu
Dg on TO Egypt, H., this morning.
r. f. Morris, the Gallup capitalist
is in the city. A few years ago Mr.
Morris was in only fair financial cir
stances. He struck it rich in the Klon
dyke. and now has enough to loan on
on interest, and live upon, without tot
, ing. for the remainder of his alotte
) life.
5 Last Saturday night Herman BLU