Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-08

. LOCAL PARAGRAPHS .


"a koOh AluoAt Ut hht RUAh
last evening.
Rev. p. J. Petzer Of San Marcial
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Santa Fs.
ID. G. Hobart. a prominent citizen of
Silver City, is here today on business.
He will return south this evening.
Hon. NJ r. Otero, the register Of the
United States land Office at Santa Fe,
Is in the city on a visit to his family.
Attorney Modesto Ortiz vas called
to Santa Fe this morning on account
of the serious illness of his father, Ma
teo Ortiz.
Mrs. Secondonia Silva has returned
from an extended ~setourn in Califor-
MIA. She will 50 to her residence IN
Tijeras canyon.
John ID. Hughes has arrived home
from the Agricultural collsae at Me
silla Park. He stoppsd a day en- route
at San Maraial.
Mrs. w. G. Neal and children will
leave tonight for Raleigh, N. c. They
will go by way of III Psso and thus
avoid the Kansas floods.
w. c. Booth and Ralph Hunt, with
Gross, Kelly & Co. at Belen. were in
the city over Sunday and returned to
the cutoff town this morning.
Ira b. Bennett. general manager Of
the American Lumber company. has
returned from Valencia county, where
he went to inspect some timber land.
Miss Estella Ralston OF Chicago.
who spent five weeks vacation in the
city, visited her sisters. Mrs. Biselow
and Miss Nellie Ralston, has returned
to the big Windy city.
Special communication a Temple
Lodge, No. 6, A. T. and A. A., this
evening at 1880. Work in the NJ. III.
degree. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. BY order Of the w. NJ. Rob
ert Abraham, secretary.
r. A. Frost, the cashier of the First
National bank Of Belen. was here yes
terday, spending the Sabbath with his
parents and friends. He returned
south on a freight train.
l.. w, GALES, the district agent Of
the State Life Insurance company of
indianapolis, Ind, was called to Cloud
croft, Otero county, on business. He
left for the south ON the delayed pas
senger train this morning.
Lawrence Lapoint, proprietor and
editor of the Las Cruces Citizen, 10 in
the city on business and pleasure. He
made a social call at this office. Years
ago Mr.. Lapoint resided in this city,
and has met several 'old timers" here
today.
F. w. McNair, brother in law OF Miss
Ada Philbrick, was here last Satur-
day, leaving that evening for the Paci-
fc coast. Mr.. McNair is president OF
the Michigan College OF Mines. located
at Houghton, Mich, and will spend
the summer in southern California.
George d. Kent left Saturday even
ing for his home in Salt Lake City,
where he is called on account OF the
serious illness of his mother. During
his stay here he has been acting super
intendent of the water company. j. H.
Cook. of Denver, Will succeed him.
Yesterday was " oodman's Memorial
Gay, and Woodmen of the city observ-
ed it b%efttingly. Services We're held
at the hall on West Gold avenue. The
Woodmen then marched to the eem-
etery led by the Italian band, and lis
tened to an appropriate address deliv-
cred by Attorney NJ. e. Hickey.
Passenger trains from the east son
tinue to arrive in a very irregular man
nsr. No. / of tonight will arrive DO
morrow morning at ! o'clock. No. Z
has been annulled. Two passenger
trains are reported to arrive about >
o'clock tomorrow morning. Trains
from the west are reported on time.
Hon. Felix Martinez of FL PasO. for
merly a we'll known democratic poll
tician of San Miguel county, this ter
ritory, passed up the road for Las Va
gas this morning. Mr.. Martinez has
grown quite wealthy since becoming
interested in real estate down there
He is the owner OF the FL Paso News
There arrived here this mornins
from ~Barnenette. Ala, eight poorly fec
2 fox hounds. The darky who had then
in charge said they were the property
of ]. d. Hand, a Nav Mexico rancl
man. On inquiring az to whether o
not the dogs were any good, the dark
: ey was terribly insulted and %ejaculat
q ed, "Them dogs has cotchsd more bar
dan President Roosevelt ever shot"
]. f. Haines, wife and two childre
and Charles Cushnan with their fisl
ing tackles and guns, left yesterds
morning for the upper Rio Pecos cou
try, where they will rusticate for Sc
eral weeks. Mr., Haines stopped Ion
enough at Glorietta to send back I'll
following; "Just got here, l2:;
o'clock. Train went ahead and toe
our trunk, so We have no clothes
change. Tell that agent he is
daisy"
Hon. e. A. Miera, who has been
the city the past few days enjoyir
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