Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-06-02

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contains the news, too.
Several of the fair officials were
a around this morning securing subscrip-
tons.
1t is reported that Jimmie Wroth.
son of DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Wroth. is
quite i'll.
Mrs. Allen Il. Ware, wife of a Silver
City merchant, is in the territorial me-
tropolis today.
Mrs. A. b. Chamberlain and Miss
Minnie II. Ruble. from Fort Bayard,
are in the city.
John Mackay and wife, of Belen, are
in the city, purchasing supplies and
visiting friends.
A. II. Yanow. who hied himself away
to Denver a short time ago and was
married. has returned home accom-
panied by his bride.
The board of education did not meet
last evening. there not being a quorum
present. The mex meeting will be
called by the president.
Deputy Collector Henry Gleason of
Valencia county has gone to Las Lu-
mas to resume his duties. His wife is
visiting her sister in Belen.
After a delay of a few days, the
fathers got to work this morning on
the new Bachechi & Co. building at
the corner of First street and Silver
avenue.
A. II. Yanow today is moving his
poun hrObarouo buCinass formar1v In
Gated in the Whiting building, to 105
South Second street in the Barnett
building.
Harry F. Lee, the city clerk, who is
sick with the measles, is reported get
ting along nicely. and it is thought
will be up and ready for business in
about a week.
A large number of discharged sol
diers passed through here last even
ing en- route for their homes in Ohio
and Pennsylvania. They were from
the Philippine Islands, having left
there April 29.
Mrs. l.. Lund, the bookkeeper at
Fairs meat market, who vas back in
Kansas on a visit to relatives and
friends, has returned to the city. While
away, F. w. Hamm was the bookkeep.
er at the market.
Manager Billy Berry extends an in.
vitation by request of the owner, for
the three bowling teams in this city
to bowl on the three alleys that
will be finished in the neal future, or
the opening night. See Billy about it
Victor Sais, of Casa Colorado, Valen
cia county, is in the city. He says mis-
Landing and shearing will greatly ex.
coed the average of the past few years
Mr.. Sais is well pleased with the
weather conditions, and says these
showers will work wonders on the
ranges in the next few days.
A base ball team has been organized
with the following well-known young
men: Edgar Strumquist, catcher;
Ward Anderson, pitcher; Will Pratt
first base; Frank Scottie, second base;
Charlie Kunz, third base; Billy Neher
left garden; Carl Holman, center gar
den; Grover Strong, right garden.
They are hard at work practiicng and
want to hear from other teams.
Engineer Fred Lee, who was scald.
ed out at Winslow a week ago and
brought TO the Santa Fe Pacific hos.
pital here for treatment. is reported
as getting along as well as could be
expected under the circumstances. His
ankles, which were sprained by his
jumping from the engine, when the ex
plosion occurred, are still swollen, but
are thought not permanently injured
The Bernalillo county commission
ers met yesterday and adjourned til
next Monday, June s, awaiting the de
cision of the court in the case of the
territory VS.. T. C. Gutierrez and Sew
ero Sanchez, commissioners, which
has been pending the past several
weeks. Judge Baker is expected
back from Omaha tonight, and it is
thought will ut once hand down his
decision in the case.
Local owners of mines and prospect
holes in the Cochiti district are feel
ing jubilant these days over the re
ports from Chief Engineer Dunbar
that the New Mexica Northern rail
way will soon be built into the dis
trict from near Thornton to Bland
James McCorriston, a thoroughly en-
thusiastic mine owner, vas e thii
morning, and stated that there wa
not now a dark cloud on the horizon
in the Cochitis and that some million
aires will be produced as soon as thu
toots of the iron horse r~eyerberatei
throughout the golden hills"
General Manager Hopewell, the iroT
man of the Santa Fe Central and Albu
querque Eastern railroad companies, Il
in the city today on business. Thu
Santa Fe Central is making slower
progress in laying rails than has beer
anticipated owing to the lack of work
men. The United States IndiaI