Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-05
Notes from Correspondents

Monday morning. The campers will be
gone several weeks.
Or. Smith wears the badge of the
gun club this week. The score was
very poor on account of the high wind,
the winner making only fifteen birds
out of twenty. Miller, Quinley and
Dearth made only thirteen each. Mr..
Ross got fifteen.
Mrs. J. +. Geiner, who was formerly
Miss Cora Robinson, of this city, ar
rived here Thursday from Prescott,
Arizon. and was met by her brother,
Fred, who accompanied her up to her
parents home near Mora.
Miss Estelle Lewinson, of Albuquer-
que, passed through here on Thursday
bound for the east. A number of
friends here greeted her at the train.
Miss Mamie Greedy, who was here
a few months ago for her health, died
the first of this week at her home in
Newton, Kansas. She had many friends
in this city.
c. l.. Harris still continues on the
sick list. He is confined to bed.
The fire department was called out
Wednesday evening to extinguish q
little blaze in the real of w. j. Funk
houser's premises on Eighth street.
A coal shed caught fire in some un-
known way, but the department soon
put the blaze out and little damage
was done. The west side company was
not called out.
w. ]. Fleming, of Chicago, father of
George Fleming, of this city. arrived
here Thursday to visit with his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Spitz came in on
No. 2 from Albuquerque Thursday.
and will spend the summer at the
Montezuma.
r. G. Westcott, the former trainmas-
ter at Ration, was Thursday presented
with a fine diamond ring by the train
men as a mark of their esteem. hr.
Westcott was popular with the boys
and has accepted a position on the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad as train
master.
Juan A. Archibeque, of San Ignacio,
brought in the head of a large black
bear which he killed and got his SO
bounty.
Jacob Gross, wife, daughter and son.
Robert, came in last evening from ut.
Louis, and they Will spend the summer
at the springs.
F. H. Pierce returned last evening
from La Junta, where he went to meet
his wife's sister, Mrs. Donald Tyler,
and her son, of Owensboro, Ky. Mrs.
Tyler will spend the summer here.
Mrs. Tina G. Elston has filed suit
through her attorney, T. B. Mills. to
quiet title to some property on Main
avenue. Hattie M. Reed, ct al, are
made defendants in the case.
A native of this city who got full and
went over to the teEderloin district
Wednesday night, proceeded to wipe
his feet on the lace curtains. He is
SOLDERING in Jail today and will get his
trial on Saturday.
Governor Otero, Col. A.. S. Gregg,
assistant manager Of the FL Paso q
Northeastern railroad. and Adjutant
General Whiteman were Joined here
by Judge w. ]. Mills and Captain Aus.
ten and the crowd went to Ration
where the governor and Judge Mills
made the addresses on the Fourth.
w. v. Long and wife have returned
from Denver, where they attended he
International Sunday School conven-
ton. They report a good time.
/. Kaiser, the merchant Who was
stricken last week, is able to be at his
| store this morning. He Is still very
feeble, however, and has but little use
OF his right arm.
Major w. II. H. Llewellyn, district
attorney and one of New MeXico's
most prominent citizens and attorneys,
passed through Las Vegas last evening
on No. Z, en- route to his home in Las
Cruces from a few weeks s%ojourn / \
Washington. Your correspondent found
him perusing a copy of a paper in the
Pullman and content with the world
after a good supper at the Castaneda,
and just ripe for a little quizzing as
to the statehood outlook in congress.
The major. who is the soul of geniality
replied, We'll. Mr.. Rodey and myself
appeared before the senate committee
last Saturday and made a talk of about
one and a half hours. You know the
committee has been empowered to SIT
during the vacation. and it is most
probable that Senator Beverage and
other members of the committee will
make a tour of inspection in the three
territories, probably in September and
SCIENTIFIC FEEDING