Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-04
Territorial Topics

lodge OF the Improved order OF Red
Men In this city. The list has been Sc.
cured through the efforts of J. G.. AL.
bright and Lee Herman, representing
the grand lodge.
W. A. McIvers. ex-member of the
house of representatives from Lincoln
county, has been confined to his room
at the Palace hotel by muscular rheu.
matism since the legislature adjourn.
ed. The last few days OF the session
Mr.. Mciyors was compeued to use
crutches, but now the rheumatism has
extended upward through the body and
arms. He has suffered intensely. Mrs.
Mclvers Is here with him.
County Scuool Superintendent ]. "
Conway reports that all the schools in
the northern districts will close at the
end of this month.
Arthur Il. Currcn, of Tucumcari,
who spent yesterday in town. left last
night for Las Vegas on his return
home. Within a few days. he will
commence the publication of weekly
newspaper, the Quay County Repuh.
lican. at Tucumcarl, the county seat
OF Quay county.
The Elks have issued most re.
markable hanger for their minstrels
which viii he given at the Court House
Monday aud Tuesday, April i3 and a.
The hanger is three feet long and is
called Yard of Daisies" Inc an.
nouncements are fearful and wonder.
full and the promises of fun are many
Col. j. Frank Chaves. superintend.
ent of public instruction. returned last
night from a weeks trip to eastern
Valencia county. He went and return
ed Via I'll Paso. and reports that dur
ing the past two days. very good rains
have fallen In eastern Valencia and
eastern Lincoln counties and Otero
county, also In the Rio Grande valley.
The country looks fine. There Is plenty
OF water for stock and grass on the
range is already getting a fine start
and green.
NJ. Hess Dunand, well known in this
city for many years. died this morning
at st. Michaels college. of which In
stitution he has been custodian for
many years. He was q native OF
Switzerland and came to Santa Fe in
1869. For many years he was
prominent democratic politician. He
then went to st. M!chael's college and
has remained there as custodian the
latter years OF his life. He was SO
years old at the time OF his death. and
has one son living. The remains will
be buried tomorrow afternoon, but
funeral services will he held In San
Miguel church at 6 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Charles Wagner embalmed
the body and will be funeral director,
William Farah will leave in a few
days for Albuquerque TO bring to this
city a fine dark bay mare which has
been purchased by N. Salmon. The
return trip will he made overland.
Traffic on the Denver " Rio Grande
railroad between Antonito and Santa
fe is so heavy that scarcely a day
passes but that the train must leave
cars OF freight ut Antonito or Espa.
nola destined for Santa Fe Last eve.
ming. among the freight that arrived
was another car OF angle bars for the
santa rS Scutiui EdiWdy.
Councilman Malaquias Martinez and
sister, Miss Margarita Martinez, who
went to Denver last week with Mr.
Mariners S-year-old daughter, return.
ed last night and went to their Taos
home this morning. They left the
child, who Is suffering with hip Joint
disease In the Queen City of the Plains
for treatment, The little girl Is get
ting on well and the specialists who
have her in charge, are OF the opinion
that she will recover from that all
ment
When the new fish and game law
goes into effect, the section regarding
the serving OF game and game fish at
hotels and restaurants will he strictly
enforced. The law prohibits the sery-
ing OF game fish caught In New Mexico
streams or OF game killed In New Mex.
leo. Hotel and restaurant keepers are
required to show their invoices and
bills OF lading to show that fish and
game were shipped into the territory
and are subject to fine for failure TO
do SO.