Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Constable G. NJ. Tyler went ont to Gal
Imp on a visit last night.
Ben 3. Price and wife, OF Denver, ar,
stopping In the city for a few days,
J. II. Kuhus, the Santa Fe Pacific store
keeper, went to Los Angeles to visit hi,
family.
More soldiers for Manila assed through
the city last night on their way to SAL
ffaucisco.
James Fitch left for Magdslena this
morning, where he will spend the uni.
versity spring vacation
Hon. Felix MARTINEZ, the Las Vegas III
PasO business man and politician, ~.
formed to Las Vegas from El Paso la,
night.
Wallace Bowie, n student ut the
university, returned TO Gallup last night
10 spend the spring vacation with his
parents.
A, II. Jones, pleasantly referred TO by
his many friends IA "Bucky." IL on the
sick list. Tie Is a faithful tmploye of the
local shops.
Il b Burns, the chief engineer Of the
Santa Fe Pacific, with headquarters al
Williams, Arizona, Is in the territorial
metropolis to-day.
ID L. Moore. n machinist at the local
shops. has secured a leave OF absence for
about two weeks, aud will visit relatives
and friends in Trinidad,
Hon. 7. b. Catron, one of the we'll
known attorneys of the territorial cap
ltal, passed through the city last night
Tor Las Cruces on legal matters.
Dan. Scruggs. formerly In the employ
OF the Singer Sewing Machine company,
reached the city Thursday night and Is
uow Stopping at Sturges' European.
Mrs. G. l.. HeTrick and her friend, Mrs.
Hale, OF Minneapolis, Mimi, who have
been visiting friends at SocOrr0 and
hagdalens, have returned to the city.
j. II. Shingles bicycle was stolen from
In front of the Golden Rnle roomine
house sometime before midnight Thurs.
lay night. The police are hunting for
the thief.
Thos. '. keam, the extensive general
merchant aud Indian trader at keam's
Canon, Arizona, left for hil home yes
terday morning, after spending several
days very pleasantly with Albuquerque
friends.
Edward Grunsfeld, agent for the Wash.
ingt0n Life Insurance company, and DR.
Washburn, the medical examiner for the
company. took the limited train yester.
day on a western trip. They will be
gone several days.
THE CITIZEN IL pleased TO learn that
Miss ktta Vaughn. n Of the teachers
at the government Indian school, IL re-
ported TO b. considerably better. She
was suffering with a slight attack OF
nervous prostrs,ion.
Frank Sheetz, the oyerseer OF the plat
for force at the freight depot, who has
been spending a couple OF months in
California recovering from the rheuma
tism, has returned to the city great
ly improved in health and he will
soon Resume his duties at the freight
depot.
A few days ago Prof. II. A. Jones, OF the
school OF Mines, SIcOrrO, received three
samples OF what appears to him to be-
mineral water from some u In Albu-
qutrque, but az no name wal sent. the
professor IL ia the dark ~ TO the ship.
per and what he wants done with the
samples. What the professor wants now
~ the name of the shipper and some in
struction in regard TO the water.
The water gauge located at the head
quarters OF hose company No. q. regis
tered al zero NJ ll:l0 o'clock Thursday
night ana registered the same at I o'clock
yesterday morning, showing that there
was no water pressure. On March ., the
va "a gauge also showed that there was
no pressure. The matter was called 10
the attention OF the city council at the
last meeting and the water committee
was directed to investigate
An Item has been going the rounds OF
the territorial press TO the effect that
Or, John M~cFadyean, Of Del NOrte,
Colo , is organizing "a colony OF weak
lunged people 20 be- located at some
point In New Mexico" The article was
20 arranged, when II first came TO notice,
as TO III almost any locality in New Mex
ic for continuing 1t says: "Here is the
best all the year round climate I'm the
territory and the best for financial pros
perity.' Iha doctor and HIS colony are
welcomed 10 the Rio Grande valley. or
even 20 the mesa lands east OF the city.