Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-22
DUKE CITY HAPPENINGS.
The New Mexican Special Corre-
spOndent Writes of Recent Events
Of Interest in Albuquerque.
Correspondence New Mexican.


Albuquerque, May 2l.--The presence OF
Grand Chancellor Robert Mckinley and
the wholesome talks he has made has in.
fused new life into the Pythian order
which he SO ably represents. Your cor
respondent was an honored guest of Min
eral lodge on Wednesday evening and
heard the grand chancellor's talk to the
local ledge. He was impressed with the
grand chancellor's remarks, which were
timely and had no doubt the desired effect
upon those who were fortunate enough to
listen to them. AS Pythian trust the
outcome will be favorable.
Our Afro-American citizens had good
time on Thursday evening, entertaining
as we'll few of our white people at the
A. M. E. church that evening. The church
people have worked hard to wipe ont a
debt, and on this particular occasion they
did excellently. The Japanese fan drill
was feature.
In a conversation with r. B. Burns,
resident engineer of the A. & p. railroad,
it was learned that the Winslow station
and Harvey eating house combined would
be brick and stone building, superior to
that at Ash Fork. Mr.. Burns said that
men were busily engaged at Walnut, Ash
Fork and Seligman in the construction of
reservoirs. These will supply the needed
water for the use of the company, doing
away with the water supply trains in
vogue in the past. Under the direction
of Mr.. Burns department the Ash Fork
house had been remodelled so that it is
now very complete institution.
There are no new developments as re-
CARDS the San Felipe, which Frank E.
Sturges, of the European, purchased for
$4,000. Mr.. Sturges is a very conserva-
tive man and does not give out any points
Andy Adams, son of A. M. Adams, is at
tending law school at Chicago. He is
expected home next month.
The public library is now in possession
added this month. This is one of our
best institutions and the support given it
by the city and from entertainments are
we'll deserved. Mrs. R. w. d. Bryan is
now the president of the LADIES' associa-
tion which conducts the library 80 ably and
we'll.
Hon. W. S. Hopewell, Geo. Curry and
Ralph E. Twitchell were hobnobbing here
today. What they told in their talks may
be spoken of later.
According to Ex-Governor Prince, the
matter of the Cebolleta grant is likely to
be open for several days. One of the
witnesses today said he did no work
farther than to eat.
DR.. Radcliffe returned to Belen tonight.
j. FL. Single, young attorney from Chi
cago, is enjoying an outing at Becker's
place in Belen.
Ex-Territorial Superintendent of Public
Instruction Amado Ohaves is in attend
ance at the Office of Frank W. Clancy,
esq, where testimony in the Ceboleta
grant case is being taken.
V. s. Miera of Cuba, returns north in
the morning after stay of a week.
Ralph E. Twitchell, Mrs. Mary E.
Moore and Chas. T.. Moore we're regis
tered here today fgom Las Vegas.
Q. @. Hall hhu niIo snG young Nh. Frey,
son of General Manager Frey, of the Santa
Fe, are expected from Jemez tomorrow
evening.
Rudolph A. Schrader is in the tolls as a
result of indiscretions while in the city.
Wine and women are Incorporated in the
details. He got $50 on w. w. Strong's
Endorsement and but for the heavy hand
of justice there is no telling what may
have happened. G. W.P.