Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Cora l.. Folsom, of the insti-
tute at hampton. Va. Is a visitor at
the Indian school, in the interest OF
the Hampton institution.
There will be a regular meeting of
the order of the Eastern star Friday
evening. April 90. at 1880. by order
Of worthy matron. Laura F1uke, sec
rotary.
Harry Cooley and G.. A. Gillies, two
employees Of the Postal Telegraph com.
pany, are making overland trips along
the line repairing. They are due at
Ccrrillos tomorrow.
the other evening twelve mammoth
turtles. weighing from 200 to 800
pounds each, caught IN the Gulf of
Mexico, were in transit to the Pan.
American exposition.
1t was reported to-day In this city
that Charles =. Jones. the well known
wet goods merchant. had moved his
stock and fixtures from the golden
Cochiti distric. to Santa Rosa, on the
proposed line of the Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Waugh are en-
pertaining at their pleasant home Mrs.
!. &. Wallwork. of JuareZ, Mexico.
The lady will continue her journey to
Louisville, Kentucky. where she will
visit with relatives for a short time.
+. Il. Hyde, Jr., returned to San
Juan county last night. He was In
New York city n few days 4 on
business pertaining to the Hyde Eek.
ploring Expedition company. which is
conducting large establishments In
northwestern New Mexico.
Druggist b. Ruppe moved his fam.
lily and household goods to his new
home on north Second street to-day.
lie has looked forward to this move
for sometime, and expects to enjoy
the many comforts of his new resi-.
donco to the fullest extent.
Captain Simpson of the Salvation
Army expects another helper to ar.
rive here on Saturday evening next,
so that he will be able to take part
In the Sunday services. The lieuten.
ant mn from Minneapolis, and has
done faithful service as an officer.
Everybody kindly invited.
Robert Goertz said adios to his Al.
%buquerque friends last night and left
for California, where he will find a
suitable location in which to EAST his
anchor. He has been employed at the
meat market of william Farr until
recently, when he fell heir to a small
fortune from an aunt in Germany.
The new cement sidewalk on the
west side of Third street, between
Railroad and Gold n was uncov-
cred yesterday morning and passed
inspection at a grade of 100 per cent.
Contractor McCorriston has again
demonstrated his ability as an expert
worker in cement. The new walk is
a fine Improvement.
The busy season on the sheep
ranges in the Mogollon section OF
Frank A. Hubbell will begin next
week, and in order to see hat every
thing goes along well the county SUI
p"erintendent of schools started on the
overland trip for that place this morn.
ing. He VIII be absent from the city
for "a couple of weeks.
Louis Huning returned to his home
In Los Lunas yesterday afternoon.
lie reports the grass as sprouting
nicely and says the indications for a
good wheat crop in that section are
very ilattering. Landing will begin
next month on his extensive ranges In
Valencia county, when he expects the
yield will he satisfactory,
The primary and junior Sunday
School union will hold their meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the Lead avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, 1he program will be as fol.
lows; Devotional exercises. Mrs. w.
X. Preston; lesson taught, Miss Var
roll; topic, How to Prepare the Les.
SON. Mr.. Kinney. All interested are
invited.
Sandy Wardwell had a narrow es.
cape his morning at the Coal avenue
railroad crossing. He was driving his
large wagon, the Olympia, across the
tracks, when some freight cars were
backed up against the wagon, which
was put out of use with one wheel and
the running gear badly damaged, For
.tunately the wagon was empty, but
SANDY had a narrow escape from In.
jury.
The base ball club of the govern.
ment Indian school went up to Las
Vegas this morning. The club Is to
play the normal school club two games
pnc tomorrow and the other on mex
Monday, Ten players were taken and
Wood went along as manager. The
boys have been predicting steadily
these games, and are confident OF
them.
A flock of 2 800 as fine sheep as ever
on the hills of New Mexico.
purchased a few days ago by
i,orgc kaseman. The gentleman was
luI near Chilli for several days and
there found a bunch which cap
.urcO his eye, lie and Louis McRae
made a circuitious trip to Pinos Wells
aud found the ranges In fine condition.
McRae will have charge of Mr..
haseman's fiocks this seacon
Post Commander J. NJ. Moore. OF q.
Is Warren Post No. g, has written
Hon. A. L. Morrison, OF Santa Fe, In.
liting him TO make the Memorial day
address here, and Judge Morrison has
accepted the invitation. The post
commander writes 10 the orator as fol.
The committee was unani-
nous in selecting YOU and no one else
has been spoken 10 or thought Of. We
to have a good crowd and in
.erestlng exercises by the school child
"