Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-09
Notes from Correspondents

where she underwent a serious opera.
ton. and sends word that she will
leave at once for home.
Mrs. J. NJ. Cunningham pleasantly
entertained fif~ty-four of her lady
friends yesterday afternoon at six
handed euchre. Mrs. Glassford took
the first prize. Mrs. Carpenter the Sec
ond and Miss Davis the third.
Edward Keane. II of the Santa Fe
switchmen. has resigned from the SER
vice of the company.
Mrs. Amos A. Kline left this after
noon for Seneca Falls, n. Y, where
she will visit with relatives for a
couple of months.
Mrs. H. c. Young left today for Ham,
ilton. Ohio. for a visit.
Brakeman Z. L. Mcmillan, while
looking out of the train, was struck by
the mail crane or a passenger train
that was passing and vas slightly in.
jured, this morning.
The dance at Rosenthal hall last
night, given by the young men of the
city, was quite a success. Thirty
couples were in attendance and tripped
the "hot foot" until a late hour to the
strains of Ehler's orchestra.
Dave Rosenwald is up from Albu.
QuCTQue anu went vi W NOId lhio
morning.
Mrs. T. B. McNair left today for a
six weeks visit at Kansas City and st.
Louis.
Max Nordhous went down to Santa
Rosa today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco Baca left
this morning for Ribera.
]. w. Howrey. of Kansas City, and
owner of large ranch interests below
here. died yesterday at his home. He
is known here in Las Vegas.
Merijildo Chavez took about sixteen
young men from here to Pueblo to
work on the railroad there.
The directors of the Y. NJ. G. A.
movement held a meeting at d. j. o.
borne's home last night and decided to
try for $50 members at SO each, and
when they were secured to put in a
fine gymnasium. baths. reading room
and a complete Y. NJ. G.. A. equipment.
The directors are figuring on Rosen-
thai hall as a site. but it has not been
definitely decided as yet just where he
association will be located. All men OF
a good moral character are invited to
join the movement, and their co-opera-
ton is asked.
A dispatch from the parents of the
Hill lad that died here this morning,
says to give the man a respectable
burial here. and the same will be done
tomorrow morning. The young man
was about 81 years of age and was re.
turning home. He had had money sent
him, which he failed to receive, and
was trying to get to Denver where
funds awaited him. He had been roam
ing over the southwest for some time,
and WAS no common tramp.
Some fellow with a long arm helped
himself to a $17 %overcoat n a pair
of cavalry breaches through the bath
room window at Edward Huey's last
night. No clew to the miscreant has
developed.
The cavalry troop will dance tonight.
Mrs. Walter Moss, of Trinidad. who
came here yesterday. will leave tonight
for Portland, Ore, to attend the bed
side of a sick mother.
Fleck and Eddington. two youthful
toughs, are again in the clutches of the
law on d charge OF discharging fire
arms il the city limits. The boys near
ly shot some one near the round house
this morning.
The total collection of taxes for May
in San Miguel county were S54,2l9. Oh
this amount. SIS. 1856. go went to the ter
TltOTy, lHlS is 9t,GOO'O' btllSl lhoi
Bernalillo county. Our county officers
naturally feel quite elated over the
showing made.
DR.. j. ]. Bergman has moved his
! office to Mora, where he will reside in
the future.
: A sad accident happened at Glorieta
. last night as No. s was pulling out, in
which William T. Hill, of Grand Forks
n. D., lost his life. He was in company
with a young man named Schubert
and they were beating their way north
Schubert explains that they were or
the front engine of a double header
and when they took off the second en-
CINE he jumped off, and as Hill was
; jumping he fell and had his limbs cut
off at the trunk. He was picked up and
brought here to the Ladies' home
where he died this morning at {
o'clock. The boy wore fairly good
> clothes. and it is understood his father
3 who had been telegraphed, is in good
= circumstances. The remains are al
Dearth's awaiting word from the boys
parents.
Mrs. r. j. Taupert entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Whist club yester