Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


ing trip to the upper Pecos.
See Newcomers window and then
select your graduating presents.
II. Campbell. a well known citizen of
Flagstaff, is here On special business.
The Albuquerque Browns have ac-
cepted the challenge of the Eel Paso
base ball team and will play a game in
the Pass City on Sunday, June 8. to
dedicate the new Washington park.
e. j. Fuller and wife of Washington,
d. c., have returned to the city after a
s%ojourn of a few weeks in southern
California. They will remain here a
few days and then proceed to the nat
ional capital.
All Workmen. members of the local
lodge and visiting brethren, are re-
q~uested to meet at the hall at S:45
Friday morning to participate in the
Memorial day parade. Pitt Ross, Mas
ter Workman.
Harry jerks, who arrived here yes
terday from the copper camp of the
Jura-Trias Copper company, expects to
leave in a few days for Bland, where
he will take charge of the company's
tunnel proposition.
V. V. Clark and wife left on the de-
layed passenger train this morning for
the Cochiti mining district. Mr.. Clark
has some important work to perform
at the Woodbury. camp, near Bland,
and will be absent from the city for
some time.
In a letter to William Couloden from
Los Angeles, John Couloden gives the
information that Mrs. Harry Johnson,
wife of the architect, died in that city
a few days ago from cancer of the
stomach. The Johnsons resided in this
city for a number of years.
The postofice will observe Memorial
day tomorrow. The general and car
rier's windows will be opened from 10
to II O'Clock a. m. The banks will close
all day; likewise the BARRIERS. The
latter will keep open until $50 o'clock
tonight to accommodate barber Gus
toners.
Mrs. F. J. Wendell will leave in a few
days for Los Angeles, where she will
visit friends for several months. Mr..
Wendell expects to get a lay-off in
July, and will join his wife in southern
California and after a stay of a week
or ten days there will accompany his
wife home.
Mrs. John G. Albright is still quite
ill, and it is feared that, before she
secures any permanent relief, she must
go to a lower altitude. She was re-
ported quite well a few days ago, but
has evidently suffered a relapse. The
art gallery, however, has not suffered,
and a competent man is in charge.
Bert Semple, chief clerk in the up
town ticket office of the Santa Fe, at
e. Paso, came in from the Pass City
this morning, and will visit "Lum" C.
c. Hall for a couple of days, after
which he will continue to Missouri
where he will enjoy a vacation of a
few weeks with relatives and friends.
The Albuquerque Browns have not
solicited one cent this year., and have
reason to expect a large crowd to be in
attendance at tomorrow's ball game.
No focal games have been charged for,
and so cents should not be considered
too much for a game with a crack visit
ing team. Game called at 3 o'clock
sharp.
William Thomas and wife, net Miss
E. Gertrude Schaid, who were joined
in marriage at Gallup the other even
ing, are in the city, and have taken
rooms at the Thomas home on S. Sec
ond street. Last night, a party of
friends called on the newlyUwedded
couple and congratulated them in the
most approved fashion. hi
The pupils of the HARDWOOD indus
trial home and school are leaving for
their respective homes throughout the
territory. Misses Apperson and Bar
tholomew, with a lumber of the pupils,
were at the depot, and ten of the schol-
airs left for the north on the delayed
No. 2 passenger train. Forty will go
south and west to their homes tonight.
J. A. Harlan, the superintendent of
buildings and bridges on the Rio Gran
de division of the Santa Fe, came in
from the south this morning and is
today experimenting certain work at
the local depot. He states that the
Rio Puerco was a raging stream yes
terday and last night. 1t empties into
the Rio Grange near La Joya, and for
several hours it sent a powerful stream
OF water down the latter river.
George Haynes, the Santa Fe Pacific
brakeman, who was injured recently at
Cubero, is out and mingling with his
many railroad friends. While making
a couple on pile drive at Cubero.
Haynes got badly squeezed, which re.
suited in his collar bone being broken
on the left side and three ribs frac'
tured. 1t was a narrow escape from
being crushed to death, and he says his
diminutive size saved him from death,
Street Commissioner Tierney is de
termined to have the streets, alleys
and back yards of residences cleaned
up before the excessive hot weather
: sets in. He was noticed yesterday
with his carts and force of men over In
the Third ward, and after giving this
ward a thorough cleaning he will move
his working force to another ward ant
keep up the good work until all the
wards of the city have been cleaned
of rubbish, tin cans and the unneces
sary accumulation of sand.
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