Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-21
SANTA rE.
From the New Mexican.

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J. "a. Saint. of Albuquerque. connect
ed with the commercial department OF
the Pennsylvania Development com
pany, is In the city on business.
DR.. G. VI. Connor, of Albuquerque,
who takes rank as a leading praoti.
tioner of the Duke City. is in the cap
i.al working for the passage of n bill
authorizing and allowing the practice
of osteopathy in the territory.
A full grown mare owned by Octav-
iano Rodriguez was killed on Saturday
by mountain lions near his ranch on
the Canjoncito del Tesuque and partly
devoured by these animals. They were
evidently large and hungry.
John c. Sears, of the local Office
force of the Santa Fe railway, returned
last evening from San Antonio, Texas,
which place he had visited as dele
gate from the local lodge OF the Wood.
men Of the World to the district CON
vention of the order held there last
week. There were 775 delegates from
lodges in the district comprising Tex
as. New Mexico and Arizona present at
the convention. A very enjoyable and
good time was had by the delegates.
The national convention of the Wood
men of the World will he held at Min.
neapolis In May
G.. X. Huber is enclosing a lot on :he
south bank OF the Rio Santa Fe for the
purpose of turning his Ave deer into IT,.
George Berleth. the tinsmith. whose
left limb was smputated on Thursday
last by DR.. Diaz assisted by DR.. Knapp,
and DIR. Popplewell, is reported as get.
ting along much better than was ex.
pected. There are strong hopes Of his
recovery.
The Santa Fe postofiice. owing to in.
crease in business the past few
months. has been granted an increase
of $500 year for clerk salaries begin.
ming July 1. This will make the regular
disbursements Of the postofilce for sal
aries $1,000 a year. which will be In.
creased TO $4,000 when the letter car.
rers are employed. which will proba.
bly be by the end OF the year.
After an absence from the city OF
five years. Bernard Hanley has return
ed TO Santa Fe and opened a saloon on
lower San Francisco street. The root.i
and building have been repainted
and handsome new fixtures have been
put In and n complete stock of the best
wines. liquors and cigars placed on
sale Mr.. Hanley commenced business
here in 1881 and wss continuously In
business until five years ago when he
went east The Ave years he regards
as a vacation and he is once more In
the harness.
Hon. Antonio Joseph. former dele
gate 70 congress. arrived from Ole Ca
\ llente. and is attending to business
matters here.
I. ". Dwyer. OF Taos. who spent {
few days In town on official business
with Superintendent Clinton j. Gran
dall, Of the Government Indian school
left for home. He Is the farmer at th'
Taos pueblo and reports everything
progressing nicely at that point.
s. ~ nlkins. postmaster at Colum
hia. No. and brother to Senator Elk
ins, liz In Santa Fe to recuperate from
au dtthSh VIZ fithcbs anu w sooh uitS
his mining interests In southern Santi
Fe county. Mr.. Elklns figures on Civ
ing the cyanide process trial at thu
famous Ortiz mine and II he succeed
In making the process pay, II will b
4 quite q beneft TO the mining Interest,"
Of that section. Mr.. Elkins expects Il
lie home again at Columbia on Marcl
81. Although taving no greater popu
lation than Santa Fe. CoiIg. ola ha
free delivery OF mail and its postofilc
has sixteen employees.