Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Frank NJ. Jones. OF Santa Fe, Is In
the city visiting former friends.
c. w. Owens is developing a valuable
copper mine eight miles east from Ber-
nalillo station.
Gustav Becker. the big general mer-
chant at Springerville, A. T., was in
the city Saturday.
Johnny Bell, the Rough Rider. is now
holding down the express messenger
run between Lamy and Santa Fe.
The New Mexico Medical society has
called "a convention Of physicians OF
New Mexico, to be held at Santa Fe
on June 8 and 6.
Miss NJ. ii. Shutter and Miss @. l..
Hanford, i've young ladies from New
York, arrived last night and are stop
ping at the Hotel Highland.
George Dugston returned last night
from Santa Fe, where he went to place
his daughter in the Sisters school,
where she will take a three years
course OF study.
NJ. Wlnsor. the Santa Fe contractor,
is ~excavating stone at Cerrillos for the
erection OF a large addition to the gov
eminent Indian school building at the
territorial capital.
C.. d.. Con. a member of the whitney
company. left the latter part OF last
week for a trip to Bland In the inter-
ests of his company. He will return
home In a few days.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the celebration of the regu-
lar annual feast OF the patron saint
OF Old Albuquerque. San Felipe de
Neri, on the 9th inst.
The San Marcial Bee says: The sta
tionary engine is to be taken out of
the shops here and moved to Albuquer-
que. There is also some talk about
the shop force being further reduced.
The auunal meeting of the Texas
state Teachers association for the
present year will be held in FL Paso,
June 26 to 20. The Santa Fe has grant
ed a rate OF one fare for the round trip
from points In New Mexico to El Paso
and return.
w. j. Farr. a big sheep raiser and
buyer from Eaton, Colo, Is in the city.
Government Inspector Tinker, Of In
dian schools, left on the limited passen-
ger train last Saturday for Fort De-
hance. where he will inspect the gov
eminent school located at that place.
The firemen of Santa Fe met the
other evening and decided To call a ter
ritorlal convention. at santa Fe, on
July 3, 4 and 8. to form "A territorial
nreman's association. A three days
tournament, at which costly prizes Will
be offered, viii be held at the same
time.
The San Marcial Bee says: Judge
Warren, OF Albuquerque, arrived In
san Marcial Wednesday morning and
went out TO the Rosedale mining camp
In the company OF Messrs. w. O. Lane
and G, @. Cruickshank. to inspect the
White Cap and other mining PROPOSE
lions there.
The Grand Army of the Republic in
this city IL making arrangements to
appropriately observe Memorial Day.
May 3Oth. Judge McFie viii deliver the
address. The meeting OF the veterans
VIII probably be held at the city park.
where there Il shade and seats for
those who attend.
w ~ Smlth, representing the Ar
mour Packing company. with head
quarters at Trinidad. Colo, Is In the
city, and II is understood from reliable
sources h a Mr.. Smith intends. at an
early day, 10 transfer his headquarters
from Trinidad TO this city. He fnds II
more convenient here to reach his
southwestern customers.
The New Mexican says: A. A. New
berry leaves IN Monday to meet at AL
~buquerue, Mr.. George $. Terry, sec
rotary Of the Union League club of
New York, who Is en- route home from
California, accompanied by Mrs. Terry.
These pleasant people will come out
from the nations metropolis in July to
spend part Of the summer at Santa Fe.
The Captain Miner Ia the name Of a
new weekly paper Just Issued at Capt.
tan, a new town which has recently
sprung up in Lincol? county. The edi-
tors n publishers are Lightfoot &
Williams, and in their salutatory they
say: I'VE have no apology to offer for
the appearance OF this paper. 1t Is not
established to supply a longfelt want,
but a want that has just begun 20 ma
terialize." The Citizen wishes The
Captain Miner success.