Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A.. J. LOOMS. chief deputy internal
revenue collector. was here yesterday
from Santa Fe.
Hon. Amado Chaves and family.
who were here the past few days. left
this morning for their home in Santa
Fe.
II. H.. Himus and Jose @. Chaves.
two Santa Fe stock claim adjusters,
were in the city this morning. and both
left for the north.
Miss Sinner, a public school teacher
OF the city. left last night for Allen
town, Pa, where she will spend the
summer vacation.
Prof. James Devine, the band In
structor at the Phoenix, Arizona, gov
eminent Indian school with his wife
and children, are here visiting friends.
Five husky volunteer soldiers passed
through the city for San Francisco to-
day. They enlisted at Chicago to do
service In the Philippines as members
of the First infantry.
A. @. Wells, general superintendent
OF the Santa Fe Pacific and Southern
California railways. and l. l.. Hubbard,
the division superintendent, were here
last night n to-day.
James ID. Eakin. with his wife and
daughter, are at Camp whitcomb for a
few days vacation. When city people
feel nervous and broken down Camp
Whitcomb should be visited.
J. V. Key. the Santa Fe civil engl-
neer, who was doing some work here
the past few days, left his morning
for socorro, to survey some additional
switchyard grounds for the Santa Re
company.
III the people of Albuquerque wish to
make a good lecture course mex winter
possible. they should give Joaquin Mil
Ter a proper reception Friday evening.
Tickets Will be on sale Thursday at
Matson's.
Miss Myrtle Walker. a very pretty
young lady, left this morning for Las
Cruces. where she will visit her sister.
Mrs. T. Il. Metcalf. The young lady
was seen safely on the train by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Butler.
j. II. Cook, OF El Paso. who was
here yesterday on business, returned
south on the delayed passenger train
this morning. At Separ. Mr.. Cook will
to-day receive a train load OF cattle for
shipment TO eastern markets.
All the trains last night from the
east were delayed. and did not reach
the city until early this morning. The
delay was caused by an accident-the
result OF the breaking OF an axle on
one OF the coaches attached to south
bound passenger train No. Z.
The man, Melvin Cornell, who lies
at the city building with a bone in his
neck broken, Ii reported slowly dying.
although perfectly rational. He was
seen this morning by The Citizen rep
resentative, and stated that he felt
better to-day than he did yesterday,
although he realized that his condition
was quite serious.
A family giving up housekeeping will
sell at greatly reduced price the follow
ing household articles; walnut bed
room suit, wardrobe. %sldeboard, tables
office desk, leather covered dining room
set, sofa, chairs, heating stove, base
burner, refrigerator, kitchen range,
bedding utensils, etc. etc. A good
chance for somebody. Apply early.
No. AS west Gold avenue.
Thomas McElroy, deputy sheriff OF
san Miguel county. came In from the
north on one Of the delayed passenger
trains this morning, and a few hours
later continued to Deming. He will
meet a Texas official at Deming. who
VIII transfer to McElroy Green Make.
who was Indicted by the San Miguel
county grand jury for sheep and cattle
stealing Make was recently arrested
at Ysleta, Texas.