Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-07
Territorial Topics

found that tho percentage OF lambs
saved I'm those parts Is So per cent.
Admtant General " II Whitcmau
returned from Denver whore he spent
the past few days with Mrs Whiteman
who has recovered from serious at
tack of heart trouble Mrs. Whitoman
returned with him
j u Harper superintendent Of irri
cation for the Pueblo Indians. has re
turned from Washington where he had
gone - work for an appropriation OF
SS3 600 for the construction of eXten.
siyo irrigation works for tho Iuni fu.
,hlu Indians
Miss Freeman. daughter Of General
Henry b Freeman. will arrive In San
Ia Fo from Washington some time be
tween juup ! and June ~. 20 DE the
guest OF OBJ, summer OF Governor and
Mrs VI Otarp Miss Freeman is a
niece Of Mrs. Otero.
Work ON the new residence uf Coun.
~ Commissioner Arthur Soligman now
being erected ON upper Palace avenue
under the supervision of Architect w
II Whorry is progressing very rapidly
and satisfactorily and the residence
viii Doe finished about July / II will
be- built in roIorcd style and viii be
very sommodious and comfortable
The work ON IL Is of the best and
most durable and highly recommend
ed
Miss Pnkic Ford who Tor the past
year has efficiently filed tine position
Of boOkkocpcr and stenUgraphor for
the New Mexican Printing company
left for her home at Las Cruces. She
has accepted position as stenograph
cr for the New Mexico College of Agri
culture aud Mechanic Arts at MCsilla
/ Park. which she will assume next week
/ Miss Ford made many friends during
/ her stay In Santa Fc who wish hel
abundant success In her new position
District Clerk W. T.. Dame OF Alhu
qucrQuc. was a visitor At the capita
/ yesterday
The score between the Blues and the
/ Quintana teams yesterday afternoon
was 10 to in favor of the Blues.
| The Corpus Christi procession yes
/ tcrday forenoon was one of the largest
and most imposing professions ever
/ witnessed in Santa Fo
y Lam' of base ball yesterday be
/ tween the Guadalupe and the Vargas
I teams resulted IN q victory for the for
mor by score of 10 to @
| Oscar G. Watson left this morninl
over the Denver 4 Rio Grande rail
way on an extended business trii
! through northwestern New Mexico.
w II Pope Esq. will leave mex
week on Tuesday for New York anC
| Washington TO make the final arrange
mcnts for his trip To the Philippines.
! Captain solomon Spicgelberg. who
! has been In business In Santa Fe since
/ 1857. intends TO retire from active bust
ness and will therefore sell out his
/ clothing store on the south side of the
/ plaza.
About twenty pupils Of the United
States Indian school in this city have
been given employment by the Penn
| sylyauia Development company on th'
construction work OF the Santa r,
| Central railway
The receivers of the DelgadO prop
crty. on the south side of the plaza
have decided 10 sell IL To George w
HickoX for 81 0U7 50. The property has
a front Of siXty-fye feet and has sever
al store rooms and a resident par
yielding good revenue.
James + Ncwhau left on Friday
night for Seattle, Wash. where he en-
barked today on steamer for Fort 81
Michael Alaska, in accordance viii
instructions from the quartermasteI
general of the United States army Up
ON arrival an that post he will perform
important clerical duties in the quar-
tormastors department there
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on the first indication OF kidney