Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
Local Happenings

yOu III the Sunuld E9'uutuiHb tnIs eve
ming and tomorrow. They carry along
with them immense firearms. Crane
having negotiated this afternoon with
Harry Dodson for his 22.calibre target
rife. while Stone and butcher have
secured from Hawley-on-t the Corner
the old mans best gun In his toy obs.
play. These famous hunters have al.
ready made preparations to deal out
to friends bear roasts and steaks on
their return to tAe city.
Attorney w. -. Childcrs is In Santa
Fe on legal business.
Santa Fe has n scandal In high life
and Albuquerque has several that are
brewing.
a. +. Spicgelberg. the curio man of
Santa he, and j. w. Akers are In the
city today from the territorial capital
Lawrence Marrlnan who was in bus
mess here a number OF years age, is
again in the city. and will probably re-
main here indefinitely.
II. o. Bursum. superintendent of the
territorial penitentiary, passed through
the city last night en- route to different
! points in Lincoln and Otero counties.
II. A. Frost. popular young gentle.
man at the First National bank, will
leave tonight on his summer vacation.
lie will take in southern California
and Santa Catalina ISLANDS
Mr.. and Mrs NJ D. Van Hulen ami
children returned last nignt from six
weeks outing In the Jemez and Sui
phur hot springs country. They re.
port having had good time.
Hon. Il. A. Miera chairman of the
board OF county commissioners. drove
in from his Cuba home yesterday af-
ternoon. and this morning. with the
other members. held u special meeting
Of the commissioners at the court
house.
Jack Harris. the old miner operating
In the He'll canyon district. is in the
city today. He says VIM. Chaplin s
mine is looking up, and the samples
of ore he left at Mr.. Chaplin's store
indicates that he had struck good pay
Ing ore.
G. w. Eckert, who Is operating some
good mines In the Las Placitas dis
trict. is in the c..y today. He has
stuck by the district for many years,
and says he has got bonanza with
the "elopment of that section OF
Bernaliilo county.
A. J. Crawford. the dispenser Of jus
tice for precinct l3 and In the police
court. returned yesterday from Camp
Whitcomb. where he took rest al
for two weeks. He gained about ten
pounds in flesh, and his general ap
pearance would indicate that the out
ing had done him a world OF good.
While In Milwaukee recently, at
tending the Bill Posters association
convention Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hudson
witnessed delivery horses wearing sun
bonnets. Yesterday the fad was intro
duced here by them. and II Is safe &c
say others, who are owners OF horses
and are humane. will adopt the prac
tice.
e. d. Cristy the well known archi
tect. with his family. returned to the
city last night after a pleasant visit o
a month or six weeks among New Yorl
relatives and friends. Mr.. Cristy is tn,
sewer inspector of the city. and durin,
his absence this duty was performed IL
a skillful manner by X. l.. Dodson.
c. c. Hall. who visited all the prin
cipal towns north OF Albuquerque, in
} Guiding Trinidad. Colo. returned las
! night, He says he found a general de
} sire among the people Of northern
} New Mexico to attend the fair thi
fall, and It Is his opinion that they viii
be here In great numbers in October
to take in the big festivities.
Gregory Page. well known bust
ness gentleman Of Gallup, Is IN the ter
ritorial metropolis today on business
He says that Ed Duggan. who sho,
himself with sdicidal intentions Oh
Thursday morning. was still alive whei
he left Gallup yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Page will return to Gallup tonight
and next week will join his wife II
southern California.
John A. Lee and Ben Bottle, who
was called to the Jemez hot springs II
response to the reported serious Ill
ness OF Hubb Leeds. returned to tn,
city last night. They say that o. s
Brown is looking after Mr.. Leeds, bu
the latter Is very sick man. Today
they consulted a local physician, will
view Of sending him to the springs
: to consult with Dr. Shields In regart
&c the condition OF Mr.. Leeds.
Milton Dow. the Escobosa saw mil
Ter, has moved his wife and childrei
to the city, and they will occupy resi-
dence No. Sis South Edith street. Mr.
Dow says he has just furnished 10000
feet of bridge lumber and timbers t.
the Santa Fe Central railway, and hal
an order to furnish from 100000 Il
800, 900 feet more. He says the coun