Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

The .anta Fe Pacific baseball team
will play the Madrid team on June |
at Madrid.
George Single, a brother OF Attor-
ney Single, was a passenger for Belen
this morning.
Mrs. George Lewis was a passenger
for Chicago last night, where she will
visit relatives and friends for a few
weeks.
A. p. Frederick. postoffice inspector
who was down south on special bust
ness. passed through the city for Den
yer this morning.
Rev. Craig, the Presbyterian synodi-
cal missionary Of New Mexico. who
was north on missionary work, has re-
turned to the city.
The pupils of the Fourth ward pub
lie school are enjoying a picnic today
across the river under the trees of the
Atrisco precinct.
Fred Newman, the third ward school
trustee. who was at work on business
connected with the Aztec Land and
Cattle company, returned to the city
last night.
The unfinished cement sidewalk on
Silver avenue, between Second and
Third street. is being completed by
James McCorriston, and he is doing
a fine piece of work.
Avery C. Hilton, the travelling pas
senger agent of the Erie lines. with
headquarters at San Francisco, is in
the city. and made a pleasant call at
The Citizen Office today.
The Citizen is in receipt of a report
| that during fhn mast uinfnr Hon IT N
Burns, of Rio Arriba county, lost about
1000 sheep, caused by the crowded
range and dry weather.
Mrs. II. Chaves and two children,
Emilio and Melinda, family of the
postmaster at Las Placitas, is here on
a visit to the parents of Mrs. Chaves.
They will remain a few days.
Rev. Edward S. Cross, who was a
minister of the gospel in several New
Mexico towns and is thoroughly well
known in San Marcial, is reported to
be an inmate of the state asylum of
New York, hopelessly deranged.
A. H. Hartman. from Marion, Maine,
where he had charge of the repair shop
OF the Great Northern Paper company,
is in the city, and was today noticed
around with Col. E. H. Dunbar, the
real estate and insurance agent.
Mrs. C. w. Medler and children will
spend the summer months with Los
Angeles relatives, they leaving for the
west last night. Mr.. Medler will de-
vote his time from now IN as a tray
eler for the Washington Life Insurance
company.
1t is now understood Conductor C.
H. Dascomb, who has had the run on
the Rio Grande division for some time.
has given up his run between Ell Paso
and Albuquerque and will retire from
railroading. He will give his time to
ranching.
Toney Cacciavillanni the we'll known
stonemason of Gallup, is in the city,
and will leave in a few days for Pueb-
10, Col, where he will enter the en-
ploy of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company as the principal stonemason
of that company.
John Becker, a well known merchant
of Belen was here yesterday. He re-
ports conditions in his section as sat
isfactory. His son, Hans, will attend
Harvard neXt year. Mr.. Becker is
an enthusiastic bowler and will be here
on Sunday with the Belen team.
Willie Neher, son of George X.
Neher, is today entertaining Cadet
Young, of the Roswell Military insti-
tute, who arrived last night. YouIiy is
from Gallup, and this evening, before
the train leaves for the west, he will
be treated to a royal reception at the