Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-15

! er at Science Hill academy, that city,
were here yesterday and today, and
have met several old Kentucky friends,
among whom was Captain Edmunds,
the Kentucky tobacco expert, who is in
charge of the tobacco raising expert
ments in the Rio Grande valley. Mr..
Goff is a well known tobacco expert
himself, his father, now deceased, hav-
hogshead of tobacco that took first
prize at several exhibitions and which
cost the purchaser over $4,000. Mr..
Golf and sister will leave tonight for
Tucson, Arizona, where they will visit
a few weeks. Miss Hogeboom will go
to southern California to spend her
summer vacation, stopping en- route at
the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lead
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
have for sale one hundred pounds of
the finest dried peaches ever put up in
Univ hios - -. IlhltN VI Gan JOots
has donated them to the ladies for the
new church fund, They will be sold at
once in five pound packages at 80
cents each. Leave orders with f. G.
Pratt & Co. or Mrs. J. w. Anderson,
400 West Lead avenue, and they will
be delivered at your door. Rev. Fisher
will vouch for the high quality of the
fruit. Do not miss the chance to help
the ladies and yourself.
John Pflueger, the general merchant
of Lamy, and Jacob Gondelfinger. man.
ager of the O%nderdonk Live Stock
company, were here yesterday on bust
ness, leaving on the No. s for the
north. However, on reaching Bernal-
lilo the train crew found that the Gal
isteo bridge at Cerrillos was in bad
order and in consequence the train
was backed to Albuquerque. The Wis
itors were forced to remain here until
10 O'Clock this morning, when the
train was pulled out again for the
north.
City Marshal McMillin has Frank
Jordan, colored, in the cooler at city
hall. Frank changed his name to Hen
ry Williams since arriving in the Duke
city. He is wanted by the police in
Topeka, where he is charged with as
sault with intent to kill. Sunday after
noon the city marshal found Jordan
on North Third street, and from the
description he had nailed his man.
Sheriff Lucas, of Topeka, was notified
and Jordan will be held until the arri-
val of some Topeka officer.
City Attorney John H. Single re-
turned Saturday from Belen, where he
spent three days. He reports Belen
rather quiet at this season; that the
rain has caused some delay in the
harvesting of alfalfa and has also re-
tarded late planting. The farmers and
stockmen are happy, he says, for they
anticipate a prosperous year. The
contract has ben let for the railroad
between Belen and Rio Puerco. But
the successful bidders name has not
been given out.
Judge William II. Pope has arrived
at San Francisco, and will reach New
Mexico during this week. On his re-
turn trip from the Philippines to this
country, he visited Canton, Shanghai
and Annoy, China, Nagasaki, Kobe,
Toxic and Yokohoma, Japan, and
Honolulu, Hawaiian islands. He writes
that he is much improved in health
and looks forward with much pleasure
to again making his home in SAINT Fe.
Mrs. Myra Yorchow, ~deaconess of
the Lead Avenue Methodist church, is
enjoying a well earned vacation in
southern California. The gift of $40
from the league was greatly appreciat-
ed by her. Especial credit is due to
Mrs. John Johnson, who gathered
much of this from the generous peck
cts OF the railroad boys.
DR.. w. f. Shaw, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
accompanied by John Winspear and
wife, was here yesterday, and left on
a delayed south bound train this morn
ing. They are en- route to the Hills
boro mining district of Sierra county.
where, it is understood, the doctor is
interested in some mining proper.
ties.
Hon. NJ. r. Otero, the register of the
United States land office at Santa Fe,
who was here on a visit to his family,
left last night for the capital city, but
the train he was on was turned back
to Albuquerque after reaching Bernal-
lilo. He, however, was a passenger
going north this morning.
The library commission held a meet