Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

GU 7 tne Cdpltdi City last HlBnt.
F. j. Wendell. who suffered with ton.
silitis the past week, is up and around.
He hopes to return to work at The st.
Elmo in a few days.
s. NJ. Shattu. who is the western
travelling passenger and freight agent
of the Baltimore n Ohio, was here
last night from Denver.
Lee Hutchinson has resigned his DO
sition with o. A. Matson & Co. and has
accepted the position Of collector for
the Imperial Steam Laundry.
Signors Bistoli and Colombo were
the musicians at the Golden Rule Dry
Goods company's store this afternoon,
and their music was highly enjoyed.
Judge B. s. Baker, Court Clerk w.
Z. Dame. DIR. J. F. Pearce and Hon. O.
N. Marion, who are east on business,
expect to return TO the city in a few
days.
Ed Hurley, a fair specimen of the
Weary Willie fraternity, plead guilty
to vagrancy in police court this morn
ing and was given ten days on the
street gang.
Mike Machilli, the young man hurt
south of town last week, and who had
his foot amputated at the city building
Monday, is resting easy today, and is
now in a fair way for recovery.
J. E. Saint, secretary and stockhold-
er of the Santa Fe Central, came in
from Santa Fe last night. Mr.. Saint
says that work on the new railroad is
being pushed with all possible haste.
F. H. Mitchell, II. p. Owen and Cap
tain Borchert returned last night from
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are the commissioners appointed to
report on the disposition of the grant.
Yesterday afternoon, John Newland-
er, of the Albuquerque Planning Mill
company. met with a very painful &C.
cident at the mills, in which several
fingers on one of his hands were badly
damaged.
Peter Smith, for many years a we'll
known Arizona miner, came in from
the west last night and will leave for
San Pedro. where he will again enter
the employ of the Santa Fe Co and
Copper company.
Yesterday, the Albuquerque Planning
Mill company, through Manager Hes
selden, was awarded the contract for
the w. c. Leonard building on North
First street, between Railroad and
Copper venue
Tracks are now being laid up to with
in a few feet of each side of the Oh
Harvey house, and as soon as it is sold
and moved away the few feet of track
necessary to complete the inside track
can easily be put in.
According to the railroad officials,
VINO are forming the new time card,
The Citizen will reach subscribers
west, south and north twenty-four
hours earlier than other papers pub.
lished in Albuquerque. pfcIr Is,
c. A. Parsons and w. McNaughton
are in the city from the He'll canyon
mining district east of the city. 1ney
are we'll pleased with the proposition
to establish a p~ostoffice out their way,
and favor the name Milagros. III
The officers, of the New Mexico Pun
ice Stone company, which was recently
organized, are as follows: John M.
Allen, president; John M. Gum, vice
president; George H.. Pradt, secretary;
and James H. Purdy, general manager.
In accordance with a small notice
in The Citizen yesterday afternoon.
quite a crowd assembled at the Whit
son Music company last night and
they were treated to a fine musical
program from Signors Bistolf and
Colombo.
The public library commissioners
called for a meeting last night, failed
to materialize. although Mayor Myers
and a few members were present, but
not enough for a quorum. The mayor,
therefore, postponed the meeting, sub
ject to call.
DnCfrno cfar unnEinc sous The nnnn1a
of the He'll canyo mining district
have petitioned the postofice depart
ment for a p~ostofice in the canyon,
and ask that it be designated as Mil
agros. Inc department will consider
the application.
Mrs. John Wolf and Mrs. Warren
Hill of Chicago, who have been spend
ing the winter in Las Cruces, arrived
in the city this morning and will spend
several days here before continuing
their journey east. They are stopping
at the Alvarado.
Letters have been written to ElPaso,
Socorro, Silver City, Flagstaff and
Las Vegas asking for games for the
Browns. Return games will be played
in this city with all who give games to
the Albuquerque boys. Santa Fe will
probably be here for a return game in
three or four weeks.
r. w. Hopkins, the postmaster, call
ed at The Citizen Office this morning
and stated that. in regard to the pro-
posed public building for Albuquerque,
he did not wire to Washington and
suggest a building by 142x50 feet,
as announced in the Journal-Democrat,
but made the figures 100x142 feet.
The ladies of the Tuesdays Literary
club decided at their last meeting to
celebrate the close of a very successful
year, by giving a fete, on the evening
of the goth of this month, on the
lawns of A. b. McMillen, Rev. T. G.
Beattie and DR.. p. G. Cornish. The
manner of entertainment has not yet
been deciued upon.
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