Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The March term Of the Bernalillo
county district court Will open next
Monday. Judge Crumpacker, District
Clerk owen, Sheriff Thomas s. Hub
bell and other officers will all be pres
ent.
This afternoon, while inspecting
the wood saving proposition at J. 5.
Beaven's coal yard. on south First
street. J. W. Palmer got his left hand
in the saw and the fingers were badly
cut.
District Court Clerk II. =. owen
arrived In the city this morning with
his bride, and repaired to their hand.
somely furnished residence on west
railroad avenue. where they will be
at home to friends.
Mrs. Walton's Monday night dane
ing class will not meet until the 18th
inst. The regular meeting. which
would otherwise have occurred Mon.
day, the 18th, will be set aside on &c.
count of the opera house opening.
The hagpole at the ~postofice has
received a bran new play, showing
that Postmaster Armijo took notice
OF the fact that the high winds had
about ruined the old flag and that a
new n had to be substituted.
Word was received here today that
G. l.. Altheimer Is sick in st. Louis.
having been selected as a victim by
la grippe. Owing to his illness his
stay in the city on the great river has
been prolonged beyond his intentions.
Mrs. Della Kelly, who came here
recently from Bisbee. Ariz., with her
husband. has leased the rooming
house on south First street of Attor-
ney A. b. Mcmillan. It will be
known hereafter as the Greenlight
rooming house.
Railroad men running between here
and Gallup report the death OF a Mex
lean neal the station OF Cortez several
days ago. The body was seen lying
face downward alongside the track for
n couple OF days. but aside from
that no further particulars have been
obtained.
Last night NJ. G. de Baca. superin.
tcndent OF public instruction. and
wife. passed through the city en- route
to Las Cruces, where they have been
called to the bedside OF Hon. Pinto
Pine, a brother OF Mrs. Baca. Mr..
Pine is the editor OF FL Labrador at
Las Cruces.
Conductor Donahue's train from the
south this morning was a crowded
one Between thirty and fifty Ray
mond'Whitcomb ex~cursionists who
had been touring Mexico came In, and
continued on to their respective east.
ern homes. The regular every day list
OF passengers was about the same as
usual a number OF whom were OF their
way to Santa Fe to watch the leg
islature during the last days OF the
present assembly.
Considerable comment Is heard on
the streets among some of the lead
ing citizens regarding the ~irregularity
In receiving bids for the contract for
the Sisters hospital. II IL understood
that some bids. which were filed some
time ago, have not beer forwarded to
Cincinnati, which caused Mr.. Hanna.
ford, the architect who designed the
building. to make a special trip to
this city to ascertain the facts and to
let the contract satisfactory to all
concerned.
George b. Doty, an old-timer OF the
southwest, came In from the west last
night and called at this Office this
morning. Doty enlisted in the Elev.
enth United States volunteer cavalry
at FL Paso, and served In troop G In
the Philippines. He arrived at San
Francisco on March 3, and was mus
tered out ut The Preside on March
10. He states that Paul Warren. son
OF Judge II. l.. Warren, deceased, who
served In troop c Of the same cavalry
n who was also mustered on March
IL, will arrive in Albuquerque tonight
or tomorrow night, Mr.. Doty expects
to leave tonight for Kansas City.
A party composed OF eight captains
who have been serving in the Philip
pines passed through Albuquerque on
the limited this morning, having re-
ceiyed their .scharges a few days
since at San Francisco. All are young
men and speak In glowing terms OF
the healthfulness of the country, each
one expressing an intention to return
and make their homes In the islands.
The gentlemen are well acquainted
with and served in the same regiment
as Captain Curry OF New Mexico il
now with. II is their opinion the war
Is practically owe and engagements
reported from time to time might
best be classed as desultory and OF
about the same. nature as would re-
suit In any large city or a state II
the entire police force should suddenly
be withdrawn and a condition II not
allowed TO prevail for months before
any decisive steps might be taken to
bring about a condition OF law and
order. Young man, go east"