Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-22
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. LOCAL PARAGRAPHS .

f. Duncan, of this city, was at Santa

Mrs. G. w. Whitney. of Laguna. is
here today on a visit to friends.
George Brewer. the insurance agent.
registered at Santa Fe yesterday.
c. c. Hall went to Ration last night
on business matters. He will return
tonight.
Mrs. John Blake. after a pleasant
visit in Oswego, n. Y, has returned
to this city.
Mrs. Neill B. Field, wife of Attor-
ney Field, is at Santa Fe visiting Mrs.
A. NJ. Bergere.
]. II. Stanley, doing mining in the
Pinos Altos district of Grant county,
is in the city today.
Mrs. M. E. Becker, of this city, who
was at Las Vegas on a visit to friends.
has returned to the city.
Attorney o. N. Marion, who has
been confined to his home with a badly
injured foot, is reported to be improv.
ing.
II. ]. Ramer. the cattle raiser of
both New Mexico ano Arizona, is in
the city. lie reports the ranges of his
cattle ranches in fine condition.
Mrs. r. ]. Palen and daughter. Miss
Caryl, are in the city from Santa Fe
on a visit to friends. They will re.
main in the metropolis about a week
or ten days.
Owing to illness from a persistent at
tack of la grippe, Miss Grace Ken
nedy was prevented from taking the
| civil service examination this morn.
ing in stenography and typewriting.
Miss Dec Clayton, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Mary McCausland,
will leave this evening at 1880 o'clock
on a visit to friends in st. Louis and
Virginia. Miss Clayton will be away
till October.
The New Mexican says: Mrs. Her
man Claussen, of Albuquerque, and
Miss Clara Fischer, of st. Louis, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fisch-
er. Mrs. Claussen is a sister and Miss
Fischer Is a cousin of Mr.. Fischer.
Jose r. Lucero, the popular sheriff
of Dona Ana county, came in from
Santa Fe last night and continued
south to his home. Mr.. Lucero was at
Santa Fe with two prisoners, whom
he turned over to the territorial peni-
Tertiary authorities.
There Is a ball game on for next
Sunday afternoon between the Old
Town Tigers and the Old Town Reds,
the latter being composed of several
of last years Browns and two or three
former members of the Reds. The
game should be interesting.
The Phoenix Planning Mill company
today received a new machine jointer
for the mill, and expect in a few days
a machine band and resaw. Wallace
Hesselden & Co., the new p%roprietors,
are making the Phoenix the most COM
plete planning mill in the southwest.
j. b. Archuleta. the school superin-
tendent of Sandoval county. is in the
city and was a pleasant caller at The
Citizen. He is from the Jemez hot
springs country, and say visitors to
the resort are coming in and every
body up there is preparing for a pros
Ferrous summer.
John Sloan, the celebrated New
Yorker, who is at the head of the
carpet trust, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, and Judge Howell, of
New York, passed through the city in
a private car this morning, returning
from a pleasant trip to Santa Barbara
to their homes in New York.
Rev. Anthony Mitchell. of st. Mein-
md lid mhn xra ~ Santa IL fhn
past month for his health, came in
from the north last night and proceed
ed south to Silver City, where he will
assume charge of the Roman Catholic
parish for the next three months, dur
ing which time the regular priest of
the parish will be in France.
j. Felipe Hubbell, the postmaster
and fruit raiser OF Pajarito, south of
the city, is in the city today. He says
that the recent cold snap thinned out
some of the early peaches, but he
thinks there will be a fair crop of this
delicious fruit the coming season.
Apples, cherries, plums and pears are
all right, and there will be a big crop
of each.
The Cabinet saloon. which is always
a live member in every public issue,
have decorated their always well APP
pearing bar room, with patriotic paper
steamers, in honor of the coming visit
of President Roosevelt and party. Mr..
Harris intends to make his establish
ment one OF the most attractive in the
city, when the presidential party are
our guests.
The Misses Hunt, the charming
daughters of Charles H. Hunt, the oil
magnate of Los Angeles, passed
through the city this morning, en- route
from New York and Philadelphia to
their home in the Angel city. The
young ladies visited the curio rooms
while the flyer gave its passengers an
opportunity to breath the inspiring all
of New Mexico.
The remains of James Craig, OF