Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-09

. LOCAL PARAGRAPHS .


,aNE
Gallup, is here today on legal matters.
Joseph Hall, a well known citizen
of Norwich. Conn, is registered at the
Alvarado today.
Juan N. Sanchez. a well known citi-
zen and sheep raiser of Cubero, is in
the city today on business.
A. j. Loomis, the deputy internal
revenue collector, is here today from
his headquarters at Santa Fe.
Ed II. Mooney, a professional press
man of Chicago, is in the city. He is
not here seeking work, but for his
health.
Louis Buzzard and family, who have
been living at Madrid for several
months, is in the city on business. He
will return home tonight.
Nathan Barth, who was called to
Los Angeles on account of the sick
ness and subsequent death of his wife,
has returned to the city.
j. l.. Hubbell, the big general mer-
chant and Indian raiser of Canada
and Keam's Canyon, Arizona, is here
on a visit to his parents.
Hon. Solomon Luna. of Los Lunas,
who was here last night and this NOR
ming on business, returned south on
the delayed passenger train at A.
o'clock this morning.
Latest train news: Stub No. Z will
arrive on time tonight; delayed No. l
will arrive tomorrow morning, as a
| special, at s o'clock. and delayed No.
Z at 10 o'clock as a special.
The case Oh Ernest Tiegen and J.
A. Nelson versus The Bluewater Land
and Irrigation company. which was
commenced yesterday morning before
Judge Baker and a jury, is still on to-
day.
Mrs. Fred Lewis, of TERRA Amarillo,
who has been here the past week visit
ing her mother, Mrs. l.. J. Rummell,
will leave Thursday for San Diego,
Cal, where she will spend the sum
mer.
+. H. Kent, the Third street real es-
tate and INSURANCE agent, who has
some valuable mining property in He'll
canyon district, was out in the district
Sunday, returning to the city that aft
eronon.
Montague Stevens, the Socorro
county stock raiser, did not get away
for his ranch on regular scheduled
time last night. He left for the south
on the delayed train at II o'clock this
morning.
Mrs. M. w. F%lournoy and daughter,
Miss Nell, will leave tonight for Ter
minal island, southern California.
where they will spend the summer
months. Miss Jeanette Walton will
accompany them.
ID. c. Hobart, of Silver City, who
was here yesterday and last night on
business, returned south this morning.
He will go to Ell Paso and thence to
Zacatecas, Mexico, where he Is inter
ested in some mines.
Hon. G. A. Richardson and Capt. w.
G. Reid, two well known attorneys of
Roswell, were here a few hours this
morning on legal matters. The gen.
tlemen had beer to Santa Fe attending
meetings of territorial boards.
Bonnie Treasure was again in on
the money at the finish of the race
at Pueblo, Colorado, yesterday in
which she was entered, his time a *
ing second place. A brief dispatch
was received to this effect last night.
Emiliano Sandoval, general mer-
chant anu sheep raiser of Cabezon, is
in the city, and this morning received
40, 900 pounds of wool, representing
tho gnrinn Dutnpt from hiG Sham Tho
wool will be sold to the highest bidder.
Henry Metzgar, a young farmer of
the Pajarito district, is in the city. He
says the waters of the Rio Grande
have encroached on the main road
through A~trisco, n is very near to
the old church. A large number of
men are at work along the road. and
hope by sacks of sand to prevent the
waters from doing any further dam
age.
Abraham Kempenich, of Peralta, Va
lencia county, sends word to The Citi
zen that his paper comes irregular.
and that some method must be insti'
tuted to get the mail between this city
and Peralta coming along more regu'
lar in the future. The Citizen leaves
this Office every evening, plainly ad'
dressed to Mr.. Kempenich and he
should receive it every day, except
Sunday, If Peralta is on the daily mai
route.
Yesterday, j. l.. La Driere, the wei
known architect, received sad news
from his old home at Quebec, Canada
The letter was from his brother il
Michigan, and it told the news of tn
4 death of his father, Janvier La Driere
Z at Quebec, last Thursday, The dc
s ceased had passed the three score yea
4 and ten, and his death was the direc
4 cause of old age. Mr.. La Driere wa
Z arranging his affairs to send his folk
Z back TO visit his father very soon, an