Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-05-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

william sharp suffered severely
from hemorrhages on Saturday after.
neon. and was taken to the city build
ing. where he was cared for.
&. T. Brown. the wealthy citizen Of
SCcorro. passed through the city on
Saturday evening homeward bound
from a business trip to Santa Fe.
w. G. stevenson. the mining expert
was not able to get away for his home
In Ohio on Saturday night as he ex.
pccted. but instead left last evening
Spot" Moore. the lincman for the
Postal Telegraph company, went down
to San Marcial on Saturday evening
to look after the company's property
there.
X. w. Short, who has been perform.
ing the duties of line clerk at the
local freight depot for several months,
IA enjoying a vacation, and Is now
viewing the sights OF the Pass City.
The special services at the Lead
avenue Methodist Episcopal church
have been very interesting the last
few days and will be continued this
week. Song service with the new
singing books at 1880 each evening.
Fairview cemetery is undergoing
extensive improvements by the Gus
tcdians. o. w. Strong q Sons. The
drives are being r%eprepared, plots sur
veyed, and 1t is expected every por.
ton of the sacred grounds will be
boautified before decoration day.
Mrs. j. +. Elwood, who was at Win.
slow on n visit to friends, returned to
the city last Saturday night, and will
remain here a short time before join
ing her husband, who Is employed as
draughtsman In the Office of Chief En-
gineer Burns at Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. Faust and one Of her sons
left this morning for their home In
Boston. The lady Is a sister of Mrs
IL w. Anderson, with whom she has
| visited for the past hree months. HeI
Oldest son will remain a little longer
at the Anderson home to complete
his visit.
Last evening Ex-Governor l.. Brad
ford Prince left for Las Cruces, wnere
he attended an important meeting OF
the board of regents of the Agricultu
raj and Mechanic Arts college. 1t Is
understood that the election Of a new
president took place, but the name OF
the officer has not yet been learned
here.
Rev. X. VI. Craig. of this city, su
pcrintendcnt of the Presbyterian mis-
| sions in New Mexico, was in Santa
Pc last Saturday and submitted the
/ plans for the new building at the
Presbyterian mission school to Santa
Fc contractors for estimates. Tn,
building will be erected north OF tn,
present school. will be one story higl
and built Of brick.
The Second ward school teachers
and scholars who picnicked in Beal
canyon on Saturday last. returned I,
the city late In the evening. One o
the party, Clifford Parker, roamet
frcm the crowd into the hills and 500
became lost. He finally climbed L
the top of n mountain. got a glimpse
o, the city and started for home, ar
irving here n short time before tn
party reached their destination.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Julia Hamm and Georg'
IL. Stoneman, which event will taxi
place at the home OF the brides pa
rents. COG south Broadway, Wednes
day evening. Miss Hamm is one o
Albuquerque's fairest and most popu
lar daughters and Mr.. Stoneman Il
district attorney for ella county, Arr
IONA. Tho young couple will resid'
at Globe, Arizona In the future.
At about II o'clock tonight the spe
cial train bearing Governor Nash o
Ohio and his STAFF. will pass through
Albuquerque on the way to San Fran
cisco. The distinguished party viii
meet President Mckinley and his PAL
ty in California and after a visit I,
several of the important cities OF tina
state together the two parties will
proceed to San Francisco, where the,
will attend the launching of the grea
battleship Ohio.