Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-28

DECORATION dhy, 10 ' them AZ ~
aarsch's before s O'Clock, Monday morn
ing. May 80
Claims against the government for In.
dian d%epredations in past years involv-
ting nearly $4,000 were filed at the claim
agency In the ArmijO building during
the past week.
W. N. Parkhurst, W. II Earickson and
Bert Baker hied themselves TO Camp
Whitcomb this morning. where they will
remain owe Sunday, and return 10 the
city Monday morning.
C. ]. Miller. who has been employed as
a druggist at the railway hospital for the
past year, has been engaged by Robert
Mann to take charge OF the prescriptions
Ia his new drug store.
G. W. Trimble and A. T. Brown, we'll.
known and extensive sheep buyers Of
Fort Collins, Colo, are at the Sturges
European. They are here TO buy a few
more thousand sheep.
Mrs. G. d. Whitcomb and sister. Miss
Ella Abrams, who gave a very successful
concert Of San Marcial the other night
assisted by the local talent OF that town.
returned home last night.
Richard POhl, the manager OF Louis
Huning's Valencia county Interests, came
Ia from Los Lunas last night, and Ia in
the city to day. He reports the ranges in
Valencia county in good condition.
Miss Geraldine Coombs came In from
Las Cruces last night and continued on
o Missouri. where she will visit relative
and friends. The lady ia one OF th'
: achers In the Agricultural college.
Mrs. George wohlanger, Of San An,
tonic. passed through the city for IN,
east last night, where she will spend tn,
summer. The lady is the wife OF a mem
Der OF the A. II. Hilton Mercantile com.
pany.
Rev. Thos. Harwood, the missionary o.
Spanish work Of the Methodist Episcopa
church, left this morning for nj Paso
and from there he will visit several Ari
IONA towns along the Southern PaciH,
railway.
Brooks DOuthirt, one OF Albuquerque
winter inyalids, will spend the summeI
months in and around Flagstaff. Mrs
Ward, also a Cleveland, Ohio, health
seeker, accompanied Mr.. DOuthirt wesl
10 Flagstaff.
The wife and sister Of Operator Rudd,
OF the Santa Fe Pacific, arrived here Fri
day, Miss Rudd coming here for hel
health. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudd will take NJ
housekeeping and the young lady viii
reside with them.
Interesting literary exercises were hell
at the university yesterday afternoon. A
number OF carefully written essays werI
read by the young lady pupils. Misl
Halloran was awarded lrst prize for hav
ing the best written essay.
Private letters from Governor Otter,
received this morning Gays no haI
not been notified from Washington wha
arm Of the service will be required from
New Mexico In the recent call, but that tn
National Guard will be given first oppOr
tunity either in cavalry or i%ntantr,
when the call Ia made for New Mexicl
volunteers.
Chas. ID. Whitcomb, one OF the en-
gineers in the III RitO wreck, on tn
Santa Fe Pacific, and who received YER
serious injuries, was up and around yes
terday. His attending physician report
him rapidly recovering and states tina
he will be all right for duty In a YER
short time. Engineer Holman, who wa
also in the wreck. is still a very badly In
jured man, and Is getting along rs wei
IA could be expected under the circum
stances.
Mrs. Anna Duren and daughter, Mr.
Eta ID. Rumney, who were residents Q
the city for several years past, wer
passengers Thursday night last on thei
return TO their old home at Bryantyill,
a suburb Of Boston, Mass. A son OF Mr.
Duren, Chas. A. Duren, wal a major 4
the Cuban army; was wounded and sen
home to die, and his death was repOrte
In the New York and Boston papers. Thi
was several years ago, since which tim
Mrs. Duren has not heard from hin
These ladies are good people, and II
hoped by their many Albuquerque friend
that they have not left the city for good
"The Mirage" edited by the student
OF the University OF New Mexico, is gu.
and the students are now deliyerin
copies to subscribers. II was printed b
A. l.. swift Il Co., college publication
Chicago, Ill, and is a very pretty, up-tC
date piece Of workmanship. IL contain
many half tone illustrations, %apprOpriat
to the work, and demonstrates that IN
young students labOred hard TO max
their arst publication a grand success,
G, K. COghill, editOr-in chief; l.. {
Brooks; Misses Everett, Wakefield
Hughes, Hazledine, Kinburn and Bowl,
Messrs. IL. II. Becker, Garfield Hughes,
S. Maltby, l.. II. Huning, JIG. Fitch, P. 4
Oliver, associate editOrsi II. G. Fitel
business editor, are the moving spirits {
1.-THE Mirage"