Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-28
C PARAGRAPHS.

81 W. AuuulAhi NE Df VI hothlOTut lila
is at the Hotel Highland.
There were a large number OF visitors
at Coyote springs last Sunday.
Louis Huning and son drove up from
Los Lunas yesterday and returned in the
evening.
j. Cassin and wife, A. J. Henderson and
II. r. Knowlton, OF Winslow, are at the
Sturges European.
Mrs. Cora Belt, Misses Gertrude Max
we'll and Myra Kunz; Messrs. Saddler,
McElroy and Trotter spent last Sunday
In Bear canyon.
Hon. Hilario Sandoyal arrived from a
visit at Santa Fe and Las Vegas. and Is
putting up for a few days at the Railroad
Avenue house before returning TO his
ranch at CabezOn.
W. l.. Hathaway, general agent Of the
Mutual Life Insurance company. has
notified his employees that wish 10 20 out
for Uncle Sam that their positions, at the
same salary, await them on their return.
The Las Vegas Optic says: "RumOr has
II that all passenger engines will run
through from La Junta to Albuquerque,
beginning July l, but that all train
crews will change at this place. as at
present"
1T is getting along towards the time
for tho nramanta tnurnanapt uyhas L.,
New Mexico going to do about 1t this
yearp"-0ptic. Respectively submitted
to the father OF the Albuquerque Gre
department, Chief Ruppe.
Mrs. Harriet Ellsworth, OF Cleveland.
Ohio, has arrived here to be the guest,
indefinitely, Of her son, JanitOr Edward
Ellsworth, OF the Santa Fe station. and
brOther-in. law, s. T. Ellsworth, employed
at the Commercial club building,
Deputy Sheriff Vim RainbOut, OF ROs-
we'll. was In the city last night look
ing for Dick Wilson, who is charged with
stealing a saddle. The officer sOOn learned
that no bad men ever stop here, 30 con-
tinued south this morning after his man.
A bakers dozen OF recruits went
through last night to 1T. Huachuca, Ari.
IONA. They are from III. slOcum, New
York, being originally from Kentucky
aud Virginia, a. were the young men
who passed through to 1T. Apache the
evening before.
A. p. Maginnis has been appointed tax
commissioner OF the Santa Fe Pacific and
Southern California railways, and will
hereafter have charge OF all matters
pertaining TO the assessment aud taxa
ton Of the properties belonging to the
companies above named.
W. A, Strong and wife, nee Miss Elma
Hubbs, formerly Of this city, are now
pleasantly located In the pretty city OF
San Luis PotOsi, Mexico. Mr.. strong's
brother Don. who ia we'll remembered
here will be married In July TO Miss
Kokeritz, at San Luis PotOsi. An &c.
count OF the wedding will appear In
these columns later.
"a special train containing three OF
the chief officers OF the Santa Fe system,
K. p. Ripley, president; Paul Morton, arst
vice president, and j. j. Frye. general
manager, each with his private car, ar
rived Saturday afternoon, stopping of
here on q tour Of inspection OF the
rOad."-Optic, They arrived in this city
this morning from the south.
A correspondent of the San Marcial
Bee, from SOcOrro, says "A. A. SedillO,
school teacher in Old San Marcial, was
In the city last Monday, He met Judge
Leland and aled his application as inter
prefer OF his court. Mr.. Sedillo has very
strong recommendations for the place
and, as We think he Is perfectly compe-
tent TO I'll 1t, we wish him success" Mr..
SedillO formerly resided In this city, and
Is a first class interpreter.
The special music rendered by the St.
Johns choir last Sunday morning, was
greatly enjoyed by the large cOngrega-
ton present. That beautiful anthem,
"Hark, Hark my Soul" was sung as an
Ofiertory, the contralto solo part being
we'll rendered by Miss Eliza Kellogg.
The choir were ably assisted by Harvey
Lebo, tenor; C. E. Burg and Harry Bul.
lard, basses. IL was the last Sunday the
choir will sing till September.