Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-15

Dr. u. Is. NlcnOlS WIZ, WITH Odpt
A. NJ. Fuller and a troop of the Ninth
cavalry. furnished the military attrac.
ton at the first street fair held in this
city in 1899, passed through this city
on the limited today for Los Angeles,
accompanied by his wife, who is ser.
iously i'll with tuberculosis OF the
lungs. Since leaving Fort Wingate,
DR.. Nichols served nearly three years
in the Philippines, and II was in that
country that his wife contracted a cold
which has since developed into tuber-
c~ulosis. The doctor says that Captain
Fuller and wife are now stationed at
walla Walla, Wash.
Mr.. +. N. Sutliff, a linotype operator
from the Chicago American office and
prominent in Knights of Pythias cir
cles in the Windy city, is now a resi-
dent of Albuquerque. He is a member
of the American Pythian Chart Pub
fishing company, and has had one of
the charts framed, which will be plac-
ed on exhibition in one of the store
windows Of the city. 1t is a beautiful
piece of work and will be highly priz-
ed by all those who come into posses
sion of one. The chart shows the diff.
ferent branches Of the order, illustrat-
ed.
The New Mexican says: c. r. HUI
Der. deputy sheriff, and ex-Sherif Mar
celino Garcia will go to Albuquerque
this evening to testify in the Second
judicial district court for Bernalillo
county against Santos Ortiz and Will
fredo Baca, of this place, who are un-
der arrest there for contempt of court.
The two, when arraigned for trial yes
terday, declared they had never been
subpoenaed to appear in court. The
two officers will be expected to testify
to having served them with the pap
ers.
Jack Harris, who claims to know as
much as Harry Mckinney about the
hidden wealth of the He'll canyon dis
trict, is in the city today, and is around
making himself thoroughly familiar.
AS a typical miner, or %prospector, Jack
Harris Is all right. and his general
makeup indicates that he knows a
whole raft about the mineral
of central New Mexico, provided a per-
son car understand what he is talking
about.
Attorney d. w. G. Merriam, of Chi
cago, of the American Lumber compa-
ny, accompanied by Mrs. Merriam, ar
rived last night from California, where
they have been for several weeks. Mr..
Merriam will remain in the city for
several days looking over the affairs
of the company. He seems very much
pleased with the progress made and
the bright outlook for a timely compile.
ton Of the plant.
The Santa Fe Elks will be met to.
morrow by the local Elks and taken to
the hall and provided with a luncheon
after which they will make a grand
parade of the city. The local Elks will
do everything in their power to make
the visit of the Santa Fe herd a pleas.
ant one.
Lieutenant l.. Shindel and mother
are in the city stopping at Mrs.
Sheckles' on South Third street. The
lieutenant has recently returned to
this country from a campaign in the
Philippines and is on a leave Of alb.
sence.
Mrs. E. A. Hunt, whose husband died
in this city last February, left this
morning for New York City, which is
her old home and where she will re
side in the future.
A special meeting of the city council
will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock
to take action on the Cromwell electric
railway franchise.
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