Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

NoN NltDOudiu ltll last ulSul lOl Sui-
cago. He will be absent several
weeks.
Regular meeting of Harmony lodge,
No. II, |. o. o. F., this evening. All
Odd Fellows invited to attend.
The benefit concert for Miss Ida Nc
Cune will take place tonight at lie
Lead Avenue Methodist church.
Richard Morris, a locomotive engin-
eer, came in from Gallup this morning
and proceeded on north to Brazil, Ind.
]. E. Saint, secretary of the Santa
Fe Central railway, returned to the
Kennedy camp, up the road, this orn
ing.
Mrs. Harry Gleason and children left
this morning for Ripon, Wis, where
they will visit during the hot summer
months.
Major ]. S. Van Doren, after a
couple of days pleasantly spent In this
city. returned to Bluewater, out west,
last night.
Mrs. Ed Johnson and Mrs. L. ]. Rum
nell leave on No. Z tonight, Mrs. John
son to Oakland and Mrs. Rummell to
San Diego.
A. p. Maginnis. formerly land COM
missioner of the Southern Pacific, now
interested in oil lands down in Mexico,
is in the city today.
The government sheep inspector, w.
NJ. Metzker, after a stay of a day or
two here, left last night for Flagstaff
on official business.
Ebert Bryant and wife left last
night for old Missouri, where they will
spend their summer vacation among
relatives and friends.
]. c. Baldridge, the South First
street lumber merchant, will visit his
family in Los Angeles. He will leave
for the west tonight.
The force of employees at the big
hardware store of T.. j. Post & Co. are
busy these days moving goods into the
new store on Railroad avenue.
E. A. Ross and X. G.. Girard, VINO
represented the Mutual Life Insurance
company in Arizona, are in the city,
and rumor has it that they will sojourn
permanently in the territorial metrop-
oils.
Jacobo Garcia and Mrs. Feliciana
Garcia, on the charge of adultery, will
have a hearing before United States
Commissioner Whiting, at the court
house Thursday morning. The couple
were arrested by Deputy United States
Marshal Hall.
The Las Vegas Optic says: Rev.
c. NJ. Capilupi, who has been president
of the Jesuit college in this city for
quite a number of years, has been
transferred to Albuquerque and Rev.
Father k. M. D'Orsi has been appoint
ed in his place.
The Elks intend to meet Sheriff
Hubbell and Joe Sheridan, upon their
return from Ell Paso in the morning
with a band and other refreshments,
F. r. Wendell, of the st. Elmo. who
was on the sick list the past few days,
is convalescing.
V. V. Clark, who is experimenting
some important mill and mining work
at Woodbury., Cochiti district, left this
morning for Woodbury.. He was &C,
companied by John d. Hughes, who &C
cepts the position of d~raughtsmar
under Mr.. Clark.
A son of Felipe Trujillo, of the Rio
Puerco, is here under the are of Q
local physician. Yesterday, while
riding on a bronco, the animal bucked
and threw the lad, resulting in the lat
tcl EdNlHS an arm DIOhtn anu ICCtlt
ing other injuries.
Mike Marchillo, who was injured
near Isleta, and brought to this city
where his right leg was amputated
has entirely recovered and desires tc
thank the Italian people, especially
Toti & Gradi, for many c~ourtesies, AND
the city marshal and city physician
for faithful attendance.
Sheriff w. A. Smith, of Gallup, came
in from the west this morning and pro
ceeded north to Santa Fe in response
to a message that his aged mother mac
fallen and broken a limb. Mr.. SmiIr
says Gallup had a little fire just De
fore the train left that town last night
The warehouse of the w. A. Kuchen
becker's store caught fire from chem
icals stored therein, but the quicl
work of the volunteer firemen soor
had the flames extinguished. Mr.
Smith expects to return to Gallup to
morrow night.