Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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Miss Zina Purdy is in the city from
the Jemez hot springs.
Elmer E. Veeder. attorney, of Las
Vegas, was here yesterday. on bust
ness.
Judge w. c. Heacock left last night
for Santa Fe, where he goes on some
legal matters.
Miss Annie Nowlin, of Los Lunas. is
visiting with the family of Rev. w. d.
Clayton in this city.
Herbert F. Reynolds, attorney. who
was at Las Vegas on a visit to his
parents, returned to the city last night.
The board of education will hold a
meeting at s o'clock tonight. Presi-
dent Hopkins would like to see all
members present.
Fred Fenner. of Cincinnati. Ohio. is
here on his way to Bisbee, Ariz., to ex-
anime some mines down there for a
syndicate of Ohio capitalists.
Charles Melini. the senior member
of the liquor firm of Melini e Eakin,
packed his valises last night and left
for the towns along tne Santa Fe Pa
cific.
Misses Josie and Lucy Harris,
daughters of Mrs. II. V. Harris. have
gone to southern California, where
they will remain during the summer
months.
Linus Shields, as stated the other
day, will enjoy his summer vacation
at his home at the famous Jemez hot
springs. He took passage on John
sons stage for the springs yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Zeiger and daughters,
have returned to their home in Ell
Paso. Mrs. Zeiger was here to attend
the commencement exercises of the
st. Vincent academy, which the daugh-
tiers attended during the past school
year.
The restaurant in the ear of Ora
ham Bros saloon has again changed
hands, the new man being A. c. Dud-
ley. The gentleman expects to open
up Thursday of this week, and short
orders will be served in first class
style.
Rev. c. A. Bunker, who delivered me
annual address to the Epworth league
convention at Ration last Sunday night.
returned to the city last night. Rev.
Bunker states the convention was well
attended, and the good people of Ration
showed the visiting delegates all the
COulttSitS lu1dSludDlt.
Mrs. George K. Neher and children,
who were in southern California the
past few weeks, have returned to ,-e
city. 1t is understood that Mr.. Neher
before next summer, will purchase a.
pretty suburban home near Los An
geles, where his family will spend
the summer months in the future.
Prof. A. S. Bundy and wife, who
taught the Madrid school the past sea-
son, have been here the past few days.
Last night, Mrs. Bundy left for Kinks
vile, Mo-, where she will remain dur
ing the summer months with relatives
and friends. Prof. Bundy remains in
Albuquerque.
Among those who enjoyed the Sab
bath at Coyote Springs, the mountain
reporter of The Citizen left the follow
ing names at this office: Harry Bull
lard and wife, e. A: Hunt and wife,
Mrs. James Stuart, Misses Armijo and
Bell, and Messrs. Bell and Myers.
They had a splendid time and returned
to the city late in the afternoon pretty
well fatigued.
Hon. N. o. Murphy. governor of Ari-
IONA, came in from Washington, ID. c.,
last night and proceeded on west to
HIS HtduQudTI6IS anu HOme dI 1HOtulA.
an hour later. In a few days, July /
possibly, Governor Murphy will turn
over the administrative affairs of Ari-
IONA to Col. Alex. p. Brodie, a Rough
Rider, who was recently appointed by
President Roosevelt to succeed him
In a letter received from Fort Win
gate, from James Fillmore to his bro
Their, B. Frank Fillmore, it is learned
that the soldier base ball boys are get
ting themselves in good condition and
have arranged games to be played
shortly with the clubs of Gallup and
Winslow. The soldier boys would
like to tackle the Albuquerque team.
The manager for the Browns has made
them a very fair proposition, which
will likely be accepted.
Four years ago today the first land
battle by American soldiers was fought
on Cuban soil, the Rough Riders, with
a detachment from the First
Tenth cavalries, $50 in all, routing a
force of Spaniards 1000 in number. 1t
was what is called the battle of Las
Guasimas. 1t was here that Hi Albers,
George Armijo, Alexander Brodie, Cap
tain McClintock and others well known
in this city were injured, and Captain
Capron and Hamilton Fish and seven
others were killed. Ii was the battle
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