Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A new cancelling machine has been
installed at the postofice which, while
not one of the rapid machines, is an
improvement over the old one.
Mrs. A. ID. Chapman left Sunday
night for Ell Paso and from there she
will go to her rome in Kansas City.
The lady was here the past few
months.
H. Eichwald, who represents Kohl
berg Bros, cigar manufacturers of lei
Paso, is in the city, and today John
Cuneo, of the st. Elmo, showed the Wis
itor courtesies.
Major J. S. Van Doren. the Bluewa-
ter farmer and i%rrigator, who was here
yesterday on one of his regular visits
to the metropolis, expects to return 20
the west tonight.
Notice-An important meeting of
the U. G. T. will be held Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock, in Odd Fellows
hall. A full attendance is desired. Ed
ward Spitz, secretary.
Judge Crawford this morning gave
Juan Derras and Peter Austin S. or
five days for being drunk Inc disorder
ly and Joe Hill and Frank Allen five
days each as Migrants.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
at the Knights of Pythias hall Tuesday
at 2:30 p. m. Initiation. BY order of
president. Mrs. Z. c. Whitson. Wrs.
T. A Whitcomb, secretary
Paul Liebig, the head baker at the
New England bakery, is around today
rejoicing over the arrival at his home
of a bouncing baby boy, which made
his appearance yesterday.
Mrs. Bessie Nelson and daughter, af-
ter a few days visit to her sister. Mrs.
Aaron Gray, left Saturday night on a
visit to her Ohio relatives and friends.
Mrs. Nelson resides at Winslow.
Col. A. w. Harris, of Kingston. came
in yesterday. He says stock conditions
in Sierra county are promising but
rain is needed. He says there is much
activity in mining around Hillsboro.
j. F. McNally, the general ~superin-
tendent of the Rio Grande division of
the Santa Fe. is in the city from San
Marcial, and is here to investigate the
recent wreck at the local stock yards.
H. o. Bursum, who is the efficient
superintendent of the territorial peni-
Tertiary at Santa Fe, came in from
Santa Fe last night and continued on
south to his ranch in Lincoln county.
Hon. r. f. Twitchell, who was out
in the Grants neighborhool of Valencia
county on archaeological matters, came
in from the west this morning and
continued on to his home in Las. We
gas.
The Williams, Arizona, News. has
the following of local interest to the
town; Miss Susie Johnson, daughter
| nf Tr1nA n,I NJ. TA-- 49,
who has been attending school at AL
buquerque during the past winter, re-
turned home Tuesday for the summer
vacation.
III. Gleason. deputy tax collector of
Valencia county, anne up this morning
from Los Lunas to see Mrs. Gleason
who will start for Wisconsin tomorrow
to visit with her father and mother for
the summer. Mr.. Gleason reports that
work on the new flour mill was COM
menced this morning at Los Lunas.
Capt. Jack Crawford passed through
last night on his way back to San Mar
cial from Colorado, where he was a
guest at the Grand Army reunion He
was enthusiastic over the reception
given him and says he may go through
Colorado on a %lecturing tour. He also
SApctto w put u spectacular pay Ou
at the st. Louis fair.
DR.. Crosson, who accompanied his
patient, Mrs. ID. w. Glare, across the
mountains in New Mexico as far north
as Trinidad, Colo, returned to the city
Sunday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Clare pro,
ceeded on to Montgomery City, Mo-,
and friends here hope that the invalid
wife will be restored to health again.
This afternoon DR.. Crosson received a
telegram from Mr.. Clare from Mont,
gomery City, Mo-, which said, "Stood
the trip well. Feels better. Arrived on
time"
C. H. Young. the division superin.
tendent of the Wells, Fargo Express
: company, with headquarters at Zen
( yer, is in the city. coming in from NJ
Paso. He is on a regular inspection
tour and finds the Office here conduct
ed in a first class n by Agent
McFerran. Mr.. Young called at fhe
Citizen Office and to friends stated that
: the weather was so warm in Ell PasC
> that people, who had TO sleep, put 6
| chunk of ice in bed before going tC
sleep. He will leave for the north to