Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Burn the nests of caterpillars. and
thus save the large, fine cottonwood
trees from early decay.
w. II. Springer, who was at Chicago
and New York, on business and pleas
ure, has returned to the city.
Mrs. John Franklin and children,
who we're at McCarty's station visiting
friends, returned to the city last night.
Mrs. Samuel White and children,
who arrived last night from California,
will visit her sister here for a few
weeks.
Mrs. E. o. Genthnei and daughter
left this morning for Los Animas, Col
orado. where they will visit friends for
a couple of months.
John A. Lee left this morning for the
Jemez hot springs in response to the
news that his old friend, Hubb Leeds,
was dangerously i'll.
The Non-Sectarian Benevolent socie.
ty will hold a meeting tomorrow morn
ing at 8 o'clock at the Office of F. w.
Clancy in the N. T. Armijo building.
]. NJ. HOLSTER, travelling represen-
tative for the Continental Oil compa-
ny, was a passenger north this morn.
ing.
Will Smith, residing on North
Fourth street, beyond the mountain
road, is reported to be quite i'll with
malarial fever. He is a machinist in
the local shops.
A. ]. King, general manager of the
Alamogordo Improvement company,
came in from Dawson last night and
continued south to Ell Paso and from
there to ~Alamogordo.
The Second street barber shop, for
merly conducted by Thelin Bros, will
soon pass into the hands of Charles
Colby. P. Martinez, the present pro-
prietor, will go to Gallup. a
Jose r. Lucero, sheriff of bona Ana
county, passed through the city this
morning, bound for Las Vegas. He
had in charge an insane woman,
whom he will place in the asylum.
T.. Y. Maynard, the Santa Fe rail.
way watch inspector for the Rio
Grande division, has returned from Fl
Paso. He reports heavy rains all
along the railroad from Ell Paso to this
city.
Hon. NJ. r. Otero, who passed
| hroroh +Ln n;t.. Tho Athor dow fpr
southern California has returned to
the territorial capital accompanied by
his wife and children, who spent the
summer on the coast.
Mrs. Frank link, who enjoyed sever.
al weeks on the Pacific coast, has re-
turned to the city. She left Mrs. j. H.
Fenner at San Francisco. where she
will remain a few weeks longer before
returning to this city.
J. A. Nangle, general manager of
the Sonora railroad, located in Mexico,
and party, passed through the city
this morning on special Southern Paci-
fc car, Francisco, bound for Chicago
and other eastern cities.
Miss Nellie Hazledine, who has been
spending the past month at Santa Mon
lea, Cal, is expected home in the NOR
ming. Miss Lucy HaZledine is expected
back a week from tomorrow. She is
now stopping at Santa Catalina Island.
Darby E. Day has received a letter
from w. l.. Hathaway, who is sojourn-
ing at Santa Cruz, Cal. Mr.. Hathaway
writes that he has about recovered
his health, and vas planning a bear
hunt in the mountains near that city.
L. b. Stern, the energetic proprietor
of "The Lion Store" will leave mex
Tuesday for New York City, where he
will purchase his fall and winter stock
of drugs and novelties. He will be
absent about a month or six weeks.
The thousands of little yellow worms
which hang suspended from the limbs
of trees along the main streets are
very annoying to people who pass get
ting themselves covered with them
Something should be done to get rid o.
them.
Regular meeting G. X. Warren pos
No. 5, Grand Army of the Republic
will be held this evening, August IL
at 1880 p. m, at Knights of Pythiai
hall. A full attendance desired. Busi
ness Of Importance and muster. ]. w
Edwards, commander. w. ". MELON
aid, a%djutant.
Will Ments, who has just returne'
from Bland, where he boxed up hi
printing outfit, says that j. NJ. Huntel
. uko,o bo cold tho Harald on tint