Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Wy
]. b. Fish. of the Mutual Automatic
Telephone company, made a flying trip
to Cerrillos, returning to the city last
night.
Hon.Joshua S. Reynolds, president of
the First National bank. is in the ter
ritorial metropolis. arriving last Night
from Las Legas. He will go from here
to Eel Paso.
On the first of July a rural mail
route will be established on the upper
Pecos river. The route will extend
from Glorieta to the head of ,Ae
stream at Winsor's.
j. w. adams is enjoying a visit from
his sister. Miss Jessie Adams, who
arrived the other evening from Pine
Bluff. Ark. The lady will remain dur
ing the summer months.
W. NJ. Berger, editor of the Capital.
Santa Fe. came in from Ell Paso this
morning and is spending the day in
the territorial metropolis. He will con-
tinue to Santa Fe tonight.
J. p. Woodall, representing the
Coca Cola Manufacturing company,
was around town yesterday distribu-
ting tickets emitting holders to a free
drink of the famous Coca Cola.
T. V. Keam, formerly of Keam's can
yon. Arizona, who has been here the
past few weeks as a patient at the
st. Joseph ~sanitarium, is arranging 20
leave in a few days for the east.
Harry Holiday was this morning
given sixty days in jail by Judge Craw-
ford. He acknowledged stealing a
watch from Otto Berger. A vagrant
and q Jrt1plx wara oiyap fyo dow aoph
w. Moore Clayton, who was recently
admitted to practice law. is now an
insurance agent, and has his Office at
the headquarters of the Montezuma
Loan, Savings and Building associa-
ton.
Mr.. Baker. the ~switchman. who is
accused of having whipped the young
son of John Sheehan Sunday night
denies the charge. He says he simply
took his open hand and pushed ,ne
boy to one side.
Jack Reynolds, a we'll known engin-
eer on the Santa Fe Pacific, who is SER
iously i'll with consumption, was
brought to the city this morning from
Gallup, and will receive treatment at
the local railway hospital.
Mrs. r. w. Hopkins is not the pro-
p%rietress of the Hotel Columbus as
was enormously stated in these col
umns yesterday. 1t is Mrs. G. e. Hop
kins. The former lady is in California
enjoying her summer vacation.
DR.. |. Saylin, the surgeon in charge
of the local railway hospital, is in
Winslow. where tonight he will attend
the opening of the new hospital. Dur
ing his absence from the city, DIR. Cor
nish and Wroth will have charge of
the local hospital.
The cigar factory of Flesher & Ro-
senwald is a blooming enterprise these
days. and Mr.. Flesher says the present
force cannot make cigars fast enough
to supply the demand. The firm will
enlarge their quarters and will in
crease the force. Their statehood"
brand is gaining a big reputation.
Prof. r. Fred Hare and wife were
here yesterday from Las Cruces. Prof.
Hare occupies the chair of chemistry
in the A. and NJ. college. Mrs. Hare
went on to Kansas to spend the sum-
mer at her old home and Prof. Hare
went to Berkeley, Cal, where he will
spend the summer In study at the
University of California.
Charles Hawkins, a we'll known
freight conductor on the Winslow di-
vision. came in from the west this
morning, and continued on to Denver,
where he will spend his vacation of
thirty days. he says a lively game of
base ball was played at Winslow last
Sunday between the club of that town
and a team from Williams. The Wins
low boys defeated their opponets by
the score of 2S to 7.
The Citizen has received an invi-
tation to attend the Fourth of July cell
ebration at Ration. The invitation is
from Charles NJ. Bayne, mayor, and
reads as follows: You, all and singu.
lar. each and every one are most cor
daily invited. and requested, and
urged to come and enjoy yourselves
with us. at our expense, on our next
natal day-July 4, 1902, Oh the Srd, If
you can't come in on the End.
f. Lippitt. who is a small ranchman
near Los Griegos, was in the city this
morning and collected so due him
from a friend. He placed the money
in an envelope. containing a letter, and
when he reached his home he dlscov-
cred that the envelop with the money
and letter was lost. He returned to
the city, going over the same route,
but the property up to press hour this
afternoon had not been found.
j.. NJ. Wilson, who is interested in
mining near Alamillo, SocorrO county,
is in the city and called at The Citizen
office with a lot of fine copper and
gold ore. NJ. Thomas, an old timer
from Cripple Creek, is interested with
Mr.. Wilson, and the claims are known
as the Camp Bird and Jerome mines.
He is thoroughly enthusiastic over
his prospects, and claims that they will
have the Biggest copper mines, when
developed. in the country.