Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-13

W 4 hnOs
The opera "Erminle" will be repro.
duced at the opera house this evening,
and THE CITIZEN would like 10 see a
crowded house. The amatuers taking
part are all ~irst-class.
Dr. Cornish, chief surgeon Of the Santa
Re Pacific railway, was q passenger west
bound on Saturday evening. During his
absence, the hospital here will be under
the care Of DR.. J. II. Wroth.
j. A. Harlan, the well.known superin.
tendent Of railway bridges and bridge
building, OF the Albuquerque-El Paso
division, was In the city from San Mar
clal yesterday. He returned south this
morning.
The regular monthly camp fire OF the
WomAn's Relief Corps will be held at
Mrs. lsherwood's, COG Acequia street,
Tuesday evening. June IA. All old sol.
dlers especially invited. Mrs. A. NJ. Pad
dock, secretary.
Mrs. Charles Putnam, who has been at.
tending TO her sick brother, John Lath-
rop, will return TO Pleasant Valley, near
Holbrook. this evening. The lady, while
here, was the guest OF Mrs. A. NJ. Pad
dock.
The III Paso Tribune says: Joe Hamp.
son, the railroad builder and a beef baron
in Graham county, Arizona, Is in Silver
City, N. NJ, making arrangements to
ship cattle to Eastern purchasers, over
the Santa Fe."
The Eddy Current says: Nv Moore Clay.
ton, OF Albuquerque, which styles itself
the leading city Of New Mexico. was an
incoming passenger on Wednesdays
train. He represents the Bradstreetis
Commercial Agency Of that city"
Mrs. Fred. Lewis. one OF Albuquerque's
well-known and popular ladies, will
leave Wednesday night for San Diego,
Cal, where her sister, Miss Mary Rum
nell, is attending school. On her return,
Mrs. Lewis will be accompanied back by
her sister.
The wife Ofthe general manager Of the
Mexican Central, Mrs. II. X. Nickerson,
passed through the city last Saturday
evening for the east, being met at the
local depot by her son, who holds q posi-
ton under W. B. Trull, the popular sta.
ton agent.
The Optic says: Engineer Tom Bower
has been transferred to Albuquerque Ia
take the yard run, and Engineer Dell
Steadman, who has been running the
goat at Albuquerque, has been trans
ferred to this point, where he will do
extra road service.
The San Marcial Bee gives the people
OF Albuquerque the following informa.
ton: "The river tried to make its way
around the east end OF the big iron bridge
north of Albuquerque, but the PREACHER
Gus antics Of the muddy stream we're dis.
covered in time to prevent any serious
damage"
As stated In THR CITIZEN on Saturday
afternoon, Mrs. A. b. Fitch and daughter
accompanied by her two sons, Hereford
and James, university students, returned
10 their home yesterday morning. They
were accompanied south by John Terry,
Of Socorro, who wa also a student of the
university.
Captain John Becker and wife, who
we're here several days OF last week In at,
tendance On the several university enter
tainments, returned to their pleasant
Belen home yesterday morning, accom-
panied by their bright son, Hans Becker
The captain was we'll pleased with hi
visit to the metropolis.
John Player, superintendent OF ma
chinery of the Santa Re railway, VIII,
was west on official business, came In OF
a special car last Saturday night ant
continued north TO Topeka. G. W. Smith
general master mechanic of the SAINT
Re Pacific, who was also west, accom-
panied Mr.. Player a. far as this city.
A. B. Reading, wife and baby, have re
turned to this city, after a brief stay a
their old home In Dallas, Texas. Mr.
Reading states emphatically. that he hal
concluded that Albuquerque and Its eli
mate cannot be surpassed In any pArtie
ular, and this city will be his home II
the future. He was formerly the enlcien
court stenOgrapher OF this district.
The dance given at the Orchestriol
hall, last Saturday night, by the student
OF the University was a most delightful
finale OF the weeks many and pleas
ant entertainments. There were pres
ent about thirty-hve couples, and the
"tripped the light fantastic toe" unit
midnight, when the merry, happy crow
dispersed. Hereford g. Fitch. son @
Capt. A. G. Fitch, Of Magdalsna, an
Hans Becker, son OF Capt. John Becker
OF Belen, had charge Of affairs.
Yesterday, The CITIZEN received a tels
gram that walter Foulks died at S:3
o'clock Sunday morning" The deeease
was the bright son OF Rev. and Mrs. v
X, Foulks, OF Gallup, and has been
great sufferer from brain trouble an
spinal meningitis for several weeks.