Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-22
Notes from Correspondents

iNOSNhN alu, ~ ENduSdS SltN, dlllNtu
last evening on No. Z with her baby
and will visit l.. Rosenwald, of this
city.
Prof. L. c. Butcher returned last .ev-
ening from a trip up to Ration. where
he has been a short time.
Word was received yesterday after.
noon that Wynne Glassford, who is
one of last years normal graduates.
had passed successfully his examinas
ton for entrance to the Annapolis n a.
val school.
Mrs. E. w. Pendleton ami daughter.
Miss Helen, arrived here yesterday
evening from Fairfield. Illinois, for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. l.. r. Allen
Theron Thompson. a member of the
firm of the Thompson Hardware com
pany. of this city, but who is a resident
Of Muscatine, Iowa, who has been Wis
ting his brother here with his family,
returned to his home touay after a
stay of five weeks in the city.
Jerome Kunkel has located the Cen
Itepede claim in the mining district
about foul miles from Giorieta, also
the trail mining lode, near by.
The registration poll books have
been received from the department at
Santa Fe by the probate clerk.
Died yesterday. Mrs. Moffatt. wife
of the receiver of the Antonio Delgado
ranch at Los Alamos. The cause of
her death was consumption and she
was buried today.
Marguerite Romero received today
the subscription papers for the cleo
trio railway from the headquarters in
st. Louis, and the committee will soon
begin on their rounds. The foundation
and scaffolding for the power house
are going up at a rapid rate and ian be
seen from quite a distance. The con
struction crew are still working on the
springs branch, and expect to complete
the setting of the poles clear to the
springs by Saturday.
Hon. Chas. A. Spiess left last night
for Santa Fe and will go or tomorrow
to Albuquerque to attend the meeting
Of the territorial central committee
there on Friday. Sheriff Cleofas Ro.
nero will go down tonight to attend.
1t is expected Ration will get the con
vention.
Max Nordhaus and his guests, Loais
Ilfeld and wife, returned today from
their stay at Trout Springs and al
Harvey's.
NJ. Harold and wife have trans
ferred to Travis F. Jones, 200 varas Of
land lying north of the Sapello river
near Red Hill. Consideration, 81. 81
Miss Dollie Perea is visiting Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Herbert Romero. Miss Herber
: has been to Kentucky to school, an,
will in a few days return to her hom'
1 at Bernalillo.
The temperature record for tn
twenty-four hours ended at 6 o'clocl
yesterday evening was, maximum, "a
e minimum, As; mean. II. The meal
humidity was "a.
Misses Fleming, Blake, Rowland
Sophie Gilchrist and George Gilchris
left today for Santa Fe. where the,
y will attend the meeting of the Presby
terrain mission teachers institute
q which convenes there tomorrow an
will last until the Goth inst. Miss 81
phie Gilchrist will from there go on I
Rincon, where she will teach schof
e this winter, and Miss Rowland an
George Gilchrist will stop at Albuque
que.
e A young boy had a narrow escaI
from death this morning near the hou
ing mill on the springs branch raj
g road. He belonged to a family WI
had camped there. they being on the
IS way to Arizona overland. The boy
j. pony had strayed on the track just
Ie the train was nearing, and he, in an
y fort to save the pony, ran up on II
T. track and was struck by the engin
thrown in the air over on to the ne
re track, where he struck on the rs
IT cutting a cash ove the eye and brea
lg ing a bone in his left arm. The lit
fellow pluckily picked himself up al
O. walked away, as If nothing unusu
y had happened, and he saved the pom
too.