Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-06-01

been tied up in litigation. will soon
be completed. there being nov eleven
miles on which the rails are not laid.
lie says that a large number OF visi-
tors are going to the canyon by way
OF Williams and the new Canyon rail
road. He says that times were never
better in northern Arizona than at
present. Everybody Is employed that
wishes to be.
Mrs. w. w. Strong and Miss Der.
tina Palmer left this morning for the
north. The former will visit relatives
and friends at Denver and Colorado
Springs and Miss Palmer will con.
tinue on to her home ut Albany, N.
Y. The young lady was here the past
few months on a visit to DIR. and Mrs.
Il. VI. Briggs.
Judge s.. NJ. Ashenfelter. OF Silver
City. enjoyed yesterday In the terri
torial metropolis, and last night met
here his wife and daughter, Miss
Annie. who arrived from Patio Alto,
Cal. where the daughter has been at
tending the Stanford university. They
continued south to Silver CITY on the
1876 p. IN. train.
r. T.. Gargan, who was the manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph com
| pany at Victor, Colorado, Is the name
Of the new manager of the local of
ace, vice George +. Toughy. who re-
signed ard left last night for Den.
| YER. Mr.. Gargan Is an old operator,
| and has the ear.marks of being first
class In his business.
Mrs. lsola Bambini expects to open
n first class Office for chiropody, man
touring, hair dressing, bleaching and
dyeing, steam and electric face mas
| sage and special scalp treatment in
a few days at Az west Railroad ave-
nue., upstairs. At present. II her ser.
vices are needed, call at roo 7, new
| Armijo building. upstairs.
A. u. Brown and wife. of El Paso,
are in the city today. Mr.. Brown,
who lived here for years and filled
| situations in several Albuquerque es-
| Establishments. Is now a travelling sales
man for n hardware firm in the Texas
city. Having sold his old home on
north Eighth street In this city to
Mr.. Midgley. he and his wife are here
| for the purpose Of making the trans
fer.
One plain drunk paid n fine Of s.
this morning in the police court and
was released. A well known attorney
from Bland, who has been In the city
for about three weeks, during which
time he has celebrated In a style pc
| culiar to himself. but an old story to
the public. was charged with being
| drunk and disorderly. Being a public
| nuisance he received a sentence Of
thirty days in the county Jail.
The Rio Grande valley was visited
by one of the heaviest rains for years
| this morning. and from the looks of
the clouds IL is "a safe prediction that
| gladstone rains are not yet over. Re
ports from residents on the Highlands
are to the effect hat "a regular tor
rent camc rushing down from the
mesa. through several of the streets,
and some of the cellars were, in con
sequence, pretty well filled with wa
ter.
There were several picnics among
the little people of the city yesterday
| and they all report having had a fine
time. eXCept-well IL rained and cv-
erybody got thoroughly wet late In
| the afternoon. The kindergarten
| school of Miss Philbrick picniced at
a ranch near the city, while the Bap-
fist Sunday school spent the day at
Bearrup Il Edie's ranch south of the
city. Mrs. w. G.. Wnitney and Mrs,
Smalley headed a party who visited
the Indian village of lsleta.
The o. Il. G. excursion train of the
New Orleans division, No, 1903, IL eX'
pected "a reach Albuquerque some
| time tomorrow, and Conductor Car
ter, from Winslow, is here to meet his
wife, who is one of the eXcursionists
The special train stopped in Colorado
Springs, Colo. for a few hours to-
day, and will remain here for a short
| time. after which the eXcursionists
will be speeded along to FL Paso,
thence to City OF Mexico, thence to
Eagle Pass, Texas, and from there
across the Lone star state to New
| Orleans.