Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-31
COMMENCEMENT.
Program for the Week az the univer.
sity Of New Mexico.

sity OF New Mexico.
The graduating class OF the Univer.
sity is sending out invitations TO the
commencement exercises from June s
to 10. The program is:
Baccalaureatc sermon, Sunday at 3
y. m.
Normal play. Monday, s y. m.
Glass day, Tuesday, Sp m.
Commencement, Wednesday, s p. m.
Alumni banquet. Friday. s p. m.
The address at the graduation exer-
cises at Colombo hall on Wednesday
evening will be delivered by Judge u.
S Baker. Thursday evening the jun
Tors vii! entertain the seniors.
The graduates are Nellie C. Brewer.
Minnie T.. Craig, bruno T. Dieckmann.
Mabel C. Hunt Lou Hughes. Ralph A.
Halloran. Thomas f. Keleher. Jr..
Linus J.. Shields. Edna Manwarin, Ray
mond Nelson, lrma Tascher. Nora
Werner. Oliver Van Wagner.
Ticket sales at the albuquerque de
pot during the past month amounted to
over $4,000. There are few towns on
the Santa lines that exceed this city In
railroad business.
On Sunday. the Santa Fc Pacific base
bali team will cross bats with the Mad
rid boys. The local boys are without
a good pitcher, but they expect to win
the game Sunday.
Frank FarQuaharscn Is here on a
! visit To Mr.. and Mrs. B H. Ives. Frank
! formerly resided in this city. He IL
now n well known and popular ma
chiaist of the Ration shops.
A. ID. Griffith. who has been visiting
| in San pernardino, left for Alamo
gordo, n. NJ, where he has a position
with the Rock Island He was form
erly employed at the Santa FEES boiler
shop at tina. place.
| No. 9S. the private car which has
been occupied by General Manager A.
q. Wells. OF the coast lines Is now at
San Bernardino shops for repairs. and
Mr.. Wells has transferred his furni-
ture to the Tramp" which coach left
that city a few days ago. after thor.
ough overhauling.
The Sun says: The many friends In
San Bernardino of Billy Allen. who for
two years was one Of the yard switch.
men here. will be pleased to hear that
he is rapidly improving from the in
juries received last March. st which
| time he fell from a Dox car. spraining
his neck and breaking both wrists. For
six weeks he was helpless. but now has
the use of his right arm and 10y July
expects to he able to return TO his
work. His escape from death was re-
markable, as he struck on his head.
snd at first his neck was supposed to
he broken. Throwing out his hands he
broke the force of his fall, but at the
same time shattered his wrists. Mr..
Allen is still in Los Angeles.
Superintendent of Motive Power G..
A. Henderson Is at present In the west
and his visit. among other matters, is
to investigate the engine mileage on
the coast lines. which Is not to his Tx
ing II is stated that at the present
| time the average mileage for engines
running on the lines west Of Albuquer-
que is something like $4,000 miles
That Is to say each machine will run
about that number of miles, and then
II Is ready for the back shop and a
general overhauling. Back on the east
end of the system II Is stated that loco.
motives make as many as 10000 miles
before overhauling Is necessary, and
Mr.. Henderson believes that those on
TINS end should run at least $4,000
mics before going to the doctors. Why
this has no. come to pass he does not
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