Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
William Fitzpatrick, Of Gallup, is a
Santa Fc.

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Santa Fc.
Ricardo and Seferino Abeyta. Of So
zorro. are in the city to-day.
Hon. Neil b. Field was in Santa
Fe Monday oil legal matters.
Emil SEVERN, a general merchant
OF Pena Blanca. with his wife and
children, il in the city on business.
Mrs. w. ID. Alright, proprietress of
the Roosevelt house or west Railroad
avenue, was at Santa Fe visiting her
husband.
w. l.. Hathaway. the general New
Mexico agent Of the Mutual Life In.
surance company, has gone to New
York on business.
Miss Estelle Valck Is preparing a
musical treat for the public In the
way OF another recital by her pupils.
The event will occur In the near fu.
ture.
Il. u. Booth. the well known Sec.
ond street merchant tailor. who vas
laid up for the past few days with
the rheumatism. appeared at his store
last night on crutches.
There will be a conference by the
republican delegates from the several
wards OF the city at +. w. Clancy's
Office. at 8 o'clock this evening. All
the delegates elected are urgently re-
quested to attend.
The fine bred colt OF J. T. Johnson
managed to break one OF its legs
while exercising toe violently Sunday.
The limb was set by Veterinary War
ner who believes the animal will be as
good as ever in a few weeks.
The New Mexican says: Hon.
Frank w. Clancy. recently appointed
district attorney for the counties of
Bernalillo, Valencia and Mckinley,
is In the capital on legal business.
His appointment by Governor Otero
has given general satisfaction.
Because Of carelessness OF certain
parties who persist In tying their hor-
SEES to the newly planted trees In front
of the Reynolds library building II
has become necessary to put some
hitching posts there. Street Commits
sioner Tierney attended to the matter.
+. II. Houghton. general agent Of
the Santa Fe road, with headquarters
at FL Paso. anne In from the south
this morning. accompanied by his
wife and child. They have rooms at |
Sturges' European to-day, and will
leave this evening for Las Vegas hot
springs.
w. J. Tway's faithful old horse ere |
ated some excitement at noon to-day |
by attempting to run away on Second
street. City Clerk Medler. seeing the
animal moving at a ten-minute gait,
promptly caught the lines and held
the fiery steed until Mr.. Tway ap-
peared.
The Albuquerque Free Library as
sociation, holding forth for ear In
the Commercial club building, to-day
the books of the association to
the vacant store room on Gold avenue,
adjoining the Office OF Chas. NJ. Chad
wick a Co., which will be occupied
for library purposes In the future.
l.. NJ. Stanley, the worthy and &C.
agent of the Denver Mu- |
sic company. left on a freight train
this morning for Belen, where he will
sell several OF the popular pianos his
company deals In. He expects to re-
turn tomorrow, but during his alb
sence the stove here will be carefully
looked after by Mrs. Stanley.
At a meeting OF the Teachers asso-
citation yesterday the methods OF the
pioneers of educational reform, Fene-
lon and Locke, was the subjects Of
discussion. Papers were read by
Misses Wiley and McMillen and Prof. !
Spears. outlining the work OF the I
educators in the time OF the above |
mentioned writer's and its influence |
upon the methods used to-day.
The proposition to secure a comb.
nation hose wagon and chemical ap-
paratus for the fire department, agi.
tated by X. III. Greenleaf, il a move
That meets with the approval OF all
property owners The department
needs all the appliances II can get for
the protection of the city. and must
keep up with the extensive improve.
ments now under way and being plan
ned.
T. j. Helm, the well known gener-
agent of the Denver & Rio Grande,
with headquarters at Santa Fe, came
In from the territorial capital last
night, and was a pleasant caller at
this Office to-day. He IL here to ar
range with certain parties for the
shipment OF freight over his line, and
to get through with his bust
ness so as to return to Santa Fe this
evening,
In the Ease OF Weaver and Frank, |,
two young men who were arrest
for forging a telegram and secur-
ing money from some sympathetic OFF,
cials, no prosecution was presented,
and they We're released with orders to
out OF town at nee. A railroad
ticket that will take Weaver to Los
is In the city. and he will be
apt TO use II after his latest expert.
ence with the police.
In the probate court yesterday a
case OF considerable Importance ap.
peared that will establish a precedent
In certain land cases. under the re.
act OF congress confirming the
land grant. The city,
acting as trustee for the public schools
Of u~noccupied LANDS. opposes the
claim or DR.. 4, q, Ames, who present.
ed his final papers, proving that he
had occupied certain land for twenty
years. The amount OF land IL 1850
acres, and the city attorney contends
the doctor can only claim his