Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-31
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ralph Halloran, district manage for
the New York Life Insurance comnanv
was a passenger north this morning
II. p. Raabe and family are enioyinr
the rarifed mountain air of Bear can.
yon. They went out yesterday and ex.
pect to spend a couple Of weeks.
Edward Houghton. a knight of the
nlckle pump. pleaded guilty TO the
charge before Justice Crawford this
morning and was given five davs on
the chain gang. Houghton formerly
worked for Grant Bros. in Arizona.
Prof. Lenker is spending a few davs
IN Deming. He is a candidate for the
superintendency of the Deming nublic
schools. Prof. Lenker Is an excellent
teacher and the people of Albuouer.
que VIII regret his departure very
much.
AT the end of the school year and the
months gospel campaign comes the
question of how to get the most holm
out OF the past-to make the good gain
ed a step to greatest good. This is the
morning theme at the Baptist church
tomorrow.
CITY Marshal Mcmillan reports 1914
arrests having been made bv the de-
partment during the month of Nav
and that the receipts of the police for
the month are S440. which is a prertv
good showing considering the number
of arrests.
Major w. H. II. Llewellyn. the VIII
known district attorney of the Third
judicial district, came in from Las Cru.
ces this morning. and will meet here
tonight Governor Otero from Santa Fe.
who Is on his way to the Agricultural
college, Mesilla Park.
Work on the First street natatorium
i5 progressing rapidly. The pool is
finished and the frame of the building
Is in course of construction. Unless
some unforeseen obstacle arises which
prevents the securing of material. Il
VIII be ready for use by the first of
July.
After several attacks of rheumatism
which kept him indoors for two weeks
Al Coleman came down town this NOR
ming and is telling the boys how it all
happened. Mr.. Coleman. as regular as
clock work. has his annual attack of
the rheumatism every spring or sum
mer.
George V. Jennings. who formerly re-
III thiD NlAA- nOW the IllTeu ]
States pension examiner. with head
quarters in Pueblo. is in the city ON
business, being accompanied to the
city by his wife. While here. thev are
stopping with DR.. L. II. Chamberlin
n wife on South Walter street.
w. N. Norris. who is interested in
Manuelfto Oil company, operating
near Gallup, informs The Citizen that
tbn nnrnn N y hoe lok N ~
Compton to sink a wei on the property
to the depths of 1000 feet. The con.
tract has been forwarded to Mr.. Conn.
ton and he will begin operations at
once.
Mrs. John Heinl died at her home on
the river o a from pneumonia last
night. The deceased was 20 years old
and has lived in Albuquerque for the
past twenty years. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon from the
presbyterian church at 2:30 o'clock.
lnterment vii be made at Fairview Gem
etery. Rev. 7. c. Beattie will pre-
side.
Roderick Slower. the promising
Young electrician, who has been at
tending school at Columbia college
Of New York the past winter. has re.
turned home for his summer vaca-
lion He arrived last night and is
around shaking hands with his friends ,
Loday. There will be a sailors rest re.
union tonight. All members are re- !
luested to be present.
Prof. A. B. Stroup, formerly %superin.
,endent of the Deming public schools. {
but now superintendent-elect of The (
public schools. came up !
rom Deming this morning and is
spending the day in the city. He will
cave tonight for Logan county. Kan
as, where he will act as conductor of \
he teachers normal institute of Har-
per. Prof. Stroup expects to return to
about the middle of Aug :
Ist. {
l.. d.. Bartlett, who is the foreman of
paint department of the San Ber- :
lardino, Cal, shops, came in from 10
peka on n of the delayed passenger
rains this morning, and is today ming
ing with former friends. Mr.. Bartlett :
years ago filled a like position
1t the local shops before being trans
erred to San Bernardino. He reports
and family in splendid health,
says that he is %prosparing i'm his
California home. He will go east to-
hight.
Miss Agnes J.. Logan, of st. Louis.
lied at her rooms on the mesa yester-
lay afternoon at about 2:3O O'Clock
rom consumption. The deceased was
years old and came to Albuquerque .
about three weeks ago with her mother !
ana a sister and have since been living :
the mesa. The remains were moved :
20 o. w. Strong & Sons undertaking /
parlors, where they are being en- {
oalmed for shipment TO st. Louis. The J
mother and sister will accompany /
hem. (