Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Postmaster Hopkins that
David Stewart is a new s%ub-carrier at
the local p~ostoffice.
Will Ments, representing the Wash
ington Life Insurance company. left
last night for the south.
A. w. Shaw, collector for the Whit
ney company. is confined to his home
with a severe attack of pneumonia.
Ralph Halloran. the southwest man.
ager of the New York Life Insurance
company. has returned to the city from
the south.
e. l.. Berg. representing Steinberger
& Kalisher, kid glove house of San
Francisco. is around visiting the dry
goods merchants of the city today.
A regular meeting of Triple Link
lodge tonight. after which there will
be an old fashioned taffy pull. All Odd
Fellows and friends invited. Lizzie
Harsh, secretary.
Regular communication of Temple
lodge No. 6, A. F. and A. NJ, Thursday
evening, March 6, at 1880. Work in f.
c. degree. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. By order of the w. NJ. Robert
Abraham, secretary.
O. w. Strong has notiied the Sisters
of Charity that he will furnish one of
the private rooms at st. Joseph's SAM
tarium. This leaves but six unprovid-
ed for. The work of furnishing the
building is going On rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McKeam and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. p. Johnson. of East Pales-
tine. Ohio. are visiting with the fam
lily of J. L. Sheets. They are on their
return home from a visit with friends
and relatives in California.
The Silver City Independent says:
Hon. II. p. Ferguson. of Albuquer-
que, ex-delegate to congress and the
best representative which New Mexico
has ever had at Washington. was in
the city between trains on Tuesday on
legal business.
Mrs. NJ. McCreight. the No. 210
South Second street milliner. left this
morning for the east, where she will
secure the very latest pattern designs
and novelties in the millinery business.
On her return something stylish and
swell will be shown to the ladies'.
Miss Jennie Albertson, the young
lady who was injured yesterday at the
Albuquerque Steam laundry. is hurt
worse than was at first reported. The
flesh on the back of her hand is burned
so badly that it will come off, and it is
very likely that she will lose the use
of that member.
Mrs. Samuel Spooner. wife Of the
well known special agent of the juric-
larry department. will leave her home
in Indianapolis. Ind, next Saturday to
Join her husband in this city. Mrs
Spooner will spend the spring and
summer here and Mr.. Spooner will
make Albuquerque his permanent
headquarters.
A party of twenty-three from Kan
sas had a special car on the train west
last night. They have been farming near
Lyndon and Usage City. but became
disguised over the drouth last sum
mer, so sold out their holdings and
will go to California. The party was in
charge of f. n. Holingsworth, who will
locate near Fullerton. Cal.
|, The last report of the city physician.
to the city council, stated positively
that the city was entirely free from
any kind of contagious disease, and
that no signs were up indicating that
contagious disease existed here or
there. There are a few cases of diph.
-. iberia at the government Indian school
: but these have been thoroughly quar-
J antined.
|. The Browns base ball team have Sc
: cured the fair grounds for next Sunday
!. and will endeavor to get a game with
: the shops team, and failing in this will
' tackle any of the other strong teams
: in the city. The shops team Is consid
cred to be about the best team in the
" city, having an excellent battery, and
therefore preference will be given
n them. 1t would be a good game. Nc
admission will be charged.
]. f. Hannum, accompanied by his
wife and son. will leave on the morn
ing of March Is for ~~leyenne, Wyo., al
which place they will take up their flu
ture residence. They will be accom-
panied to Denver by Mr.. Hannum's
mother. Mrs. Isabel Hannum, who re
turns to her home in that city. Mr.
3 Hannum has been connected with the
3 Continental Oil company in New Mex
} leo for the past four years and has now
: beef assigned to duty in the Wyoming
5 division of that company,
I A few days ago. wnen the news wa
8 wired out that a snow slide had occur
: red at Silverton, Colo. and ii was fear
( ed that a number of miners had me
: death on that account, Mrs. r. B. My
q ers telephoned to The Citizen and stat
4 ed that her son. Richard Myers. wa
3 employed there. and that she was anS
q iOusly waiting farther news regarding
the disaster. Later information is t
8 the effect that one man was killed, an,
q that man was not Dick Myers. TIL
snow slide was not near as bad as tn
= first reports had it.