Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04

, j.. s. Slower. Roderick will finish his
studies at Columbia this year.
The estimable wife of w. o. Hopping
presented her husband with ten
pound boy this morning. in conse.
quence of which Mr.. Hopping has turn.
ed the Albuquerque foundry over to
the boys, while he Is around shaking
hands with himself and friends. This
means another socialist. The mother
reported as doing nicely.
Passenger train No. s. last night.
carried two cars Of soldiers recently
discharged from service in the Philip
pines. They were mostly three-year
men and were very anxious to return
to Gods Country as they termed II.
/ Nearly every day hundreds are being
discharged. yet many are re-enlisting
and are willing to serve the country as
long as necessary.
The Ration Range says: &c. w.
Medler, representative for New Mexico
and Arizona of the Washington Life
Insurance company, has been in the
city several days doing business with
our people. Mr. Medler acted as city
clerk for several years in Albuquer-
que where he is popular. He knows
how to get next to people. and is n
success as a life insurance agent"
Among the passengers who passed
through the city this morning was
John NJ. Burke. general manager Of
Buffalo Bill's Wild West. en- route from
| I'll Paso to Las Vegas. Mr. Burke is
prominent in the history of theaters of
| New Mexico, he having. in the winter
of 1852, been instrumental In building
and opening opera houses in Tucson
Las Vegas and Albuquerque Mr..
| Burke has been with Colonel Cody
since 1872 and has made several tours
of the world. hut has not been in Albu.
/ querQue for n number OF years. He
compliments the improvements of the
city highly. He says that II there are
any outlaw horses in the country, Col
onel Cooley would pay a good price for
them. as the show will need large
number for its coming European tour.
! Yesterday r. X. Wendell received a
letter from Ben. Wittick. the old pho
tographer, stating that he had me-,
with an accident and was still confined
to his bed He was on his way to the
| Moqui snake dance at a village near
| keam's Canyon. He had reached the
canyon all right, when he stepped IN n
! On attempting to get up. he discovered
that the right leg at the ankle was
broken. His trip. therefore, was inter
/ ruptod. since which time he has been
( in bed at Keams Canyon
! 1he condition of Mrs. NJ c. Zirhut.
who was injured yesterday by being
thrown from her carriage while attend
ms the funeral of Mrs. Russell. is
slightly improved. She is still con
fined to her he'd, but will be able to he
around in few days. The injuries
were thought nj FIRST to he serious. but
upon examination 1t was found that
she was bruised considerable, and that
no internal injuries were sustained.
! w t. harris, OF THE Cabinet" sa.
loon. this city. has received informa-
tion that his partner. J. y. Jones, of
/ Williams. has been nominated by the
democrats for sheriff of Coconino
county. Ariz Mr. Jones Is very pop
ular at Williams and elsewhere in that
county, and as he is candidate in n
democratic county there is no doubt
of his election.
he walk over the Coal avenue vie
duct. which only extended part way, is
\ being built over the entire western
part OF the viaduct This Improvement
will greatly facilitate the traffic over
the viaduct and afford more comfort
for the pedestrians.
f. ID. Carpenter. the Vega Blanca
sheep man. who went to Denver a few
days ago. has returned. bringing with
J him bride. The newly married couple
are spending the day in the city buy.
ing supplies.
Miss Mabel Egeler has accepted a
position with the Albuquerque Indian
schools Miss Egeler was formerly a
teacher in the schools at Acoma.
Delegate Rodey is busy these days
distributing several thousand packages
of seeds To his constituents of the ter.
ritory
Judge Abbott, of Colorado Springs
Colo. and a. J. Franks, were passen-
gers for Algodones this morning.
c. w. Medler has returned from a
business trip north.
To-day, Hon. +. A. Hubbell. the terri.
torial republican central committee
chairman, sent OFF for the badges OF
the delegates to the haton convention