Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-16

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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS .



b. II. Newlee is down from the
Meadow city.
B. NJ. Mcclure, in business at Belen,
Is in the city today.
John H. Hicks of Santa Rosa is in
the city on business.
George Faris and G.. w. Irwin are in
the Duke city from Winslow, Arizona.
w. A. DeWolff, wife and son Willie
have gone to Los Angeles for a visit.
Policeman Salazar, who was laid up
with the measles, reported for duty
last night.
Rev. ]. A. Norris. wife and child,
from Glen Cove, N. Y, are registered
at the Alvarado.
Mrs. Thomas Moore of this city is
in Santa Fe to spend the week with
her parents, Charles l.. Thayer and
wife.
Esquipulo and Manuel Baca, of
Pena Blanca, officials of Sandoval
county, were in the city en- route to
the town of Sandoval.
The Elks opera house in this city
will be the finest one between Denver
and the coast. 1t will be ready for
business sometime in October.
Ellsworth ingalls, of this city, spe-
oial agent of the department of justice
in Indian depredations and other
claims, is in Santa Fe on official bust
ness.
Roderick Slower and J. A. Beal left
the city this morning for the Abo
pass country. They drive overland,
and will be absent from the city for a
week.
Prof. C. A. M~agnusson left last
night to spend his vacation among
eastern relatives and friends. He will
be connected with the School of Mines
at Socorro next year.
Chief Justice w. J.. Mills of Las We
gas, is preparing for a visit to his old
home in New Haven, Conn. He will
leave the territory during the latter
part of this week.
X. B. Clark and wife are in the city
from Gonzales. and will visit relatives
and friends for a few days. Mr.. Clark
is an operator and hereafter will be
stationed at Chaallender, out west.
George e. Hebner, of Chicago, will
be united in marriage at that city to-
day. Old timers will remember Mr..
Helmer, as he was chief clerk under
ID. b. Robinson, when the later was
general manager of the Atlantic &
Pacific.
Tomorrow wednesday, night the
general executive committee of the
Central Labor union will hold a meet
ing over the Cabinet saloon on Rail
road avenue, to discuss the Fourth of
July celebration. All members of the
executive committee are requested to
attend.
b. Ruppe, the druggist, Fred Fisher
and Charles Sadler left this morning
for a ten days trip among the noun
tains. They are going to East View.
Gran Quivera, the Indian ruins. Man
zano and several other places. They
will also visit the Mcintosh sheep
ranch before returning. Here's hop
ing they will have an enjoyable time.
Darby A. Day, who carefully looks
after the big business of the Mutual
Life Insurance company, of New York,
in New Mexico. returned the other day
from a trip through Taos county. Mr..
Day states that Taos county is a great
section for raising of sheep and that
the raisers of that county are in high
glee this spring over the fine condition
of their iocks.
Yesterday The Citizen published a
small local item to the effect that
Mrs. John Johnson" had secured a
fund of $40 as a gift from contribu-
tons at the shops for Mrs. Myra Yor-
chow. deaconess of the Lead avenue
Methodist church, who has gone on a
vacation to the Pacific coast. The
item, in the main, is all right, but Mr..
Johnson objects to being a Mrs
when he Is still in the land of single
blessedness and there is-well, it is
al right. He Is still unmarried.
Yesterday, The Citizen announced
that Sidney Rosenwald would 500 &c
into the dry goods business for him
self. Today, he informed The Citizer
J that he would be ready for business by
! the opening of fall. He will occupy
4 the old Rosenwald stand at the corneI
\ of Railroad avenue and Third street
but the building will undergo durinl
Z the summer a thorough remodelling.
new front will be put in, and the stor,