Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-21
Short Notes.


Estancia Is 6s miles from Santa
re.
The Santa be trans we're on time
both going and coming.
Phil i. Barber. formerly OF Bland,
"a a mixologist at Canteen No. /. Ms
| tancia
! There is an abundance Of water at
Estancla, which can be reached at q
depth OF ten 20 twelve feet.
The road bel of the Santa Re Cen
trci is In excellent condition. IL rides
a. smoothly a. does the Santa Fee
main line.
I Mrs. Miller the only lady among
the Albuquerque excurslonlRts, was
presented town lot by Industrial
Agent Clarke
saloons in tho Estancia section OF
the territory are called "canteens."
When patronlzed they have the same
effect on the customer
Plenty OF good coal along the line
OF the Santa be Central, and Master
Mechanic Records says II connot be
! eXcelled for steaming purposes.
Major Ernost Meyers cooed over
the only baby OH the Santa Re Cen
trail special traih and wondered II Lou
Holtz could kin ducks on the Estancia
akes.
tred Fisher. well known here, Is the
efficient railway storekeeper at Estan-
cia, and Frank Barbee is the station
agent !. p. Kennedy is the agent at
Moriarty.
II is understood that salt works win
soon be established at Estancia when
large force OF men will be placed
on the pay roll of the pennsylvania
development company.
j. W. Orchard, who conducted
stage line in southern New Mexico for
many years, is superintendent of grad
ing on the Santa Fe Central, with
headquarters at kstancia.
President ID. A Macpherson, OF the
Morning Journal ate hurried break
fast at the Alvarado and In his fight
to keep from getting left decamped
with n hand grip full OF Daily Citi-
zens.
c. l.. Clingerman yesterday went to
Estancia to have charge, for a couple
OF weeks, Of the Meyers saloon at that
place Mr.. Cingerman recently sold
his interests in the Helm bar to J. V.
Morris, his partner.
The material Cor the construction
OF the albuquerque Eastern Is stacked
up in the yards at Moriarty, and Gen
eral Manager Hopewell told the Albu-
querque visitors yesterday that the
Eastern would soon be built.
The Romero coal fields. worked
years ago. are located only few
| miles from Clarke station, while the
big Hagan coal fields are about six
miles from Mariarty and on the line
of the Albuquerque Eastern railway.
William fresenius, who had been
| in the city for a number of weeks.
went to Estaucia TO be an engineer
in the salt works, which the Pennsyl-
vania Development company is going
TO make a mercantile enterprise.
Angus. Duncan and John Macgilll-
vray, sheep raisers, were at Estancia
yesterday, and were pleased TO see the
| Albuquerque visitors. Duncan and
bride returned 90 the ranch last Fri
day from their honeymoon enjoyed In
Colorado.
CAPTAIN James II. Nicholson. adver-
Using agent for the Santa Fe Central,
| the Pennsylvania Development COM
pany and the New Mexico Fuel and
Iron company, and above all his other
titles is news editor of the Santa re
New Mexican. was a pleasant mem
Der of the excursion yesterday.
At the adobe residence OF the Es-
| tancia springs proper M. and Mrs. j.
| W. Records reside, and the place is
properly named, for a number OF
| Strings OF fine drinking and cooking
water abound. Mrs. Records has gain
ed quite a reputation as a handler OF a
shot gun. and mas killed several ducks
OH the pond at Estancia.
The Santa te eXcursionists were:
Frank Dibert, treasurer of the Santa
| Ft Central; Col. j Francisco Chaves
and family. Mrs. NJ. c. Armijo Miss
! e. w. Chayes A. }. Luna, J. +. G. Ar
MILO. Louis Pacheco, d. Chaves and
| family, Mr. and Mrs Chas. M. Stauf-
| fer, Captain and Mrs. James II Mich
oison and baby. Penrose, Mr. and
| Mrs, b. w. Robbins, Howard Robbins.
Chas. Gutterman, Misses Ellie and
/ Gertrude Jones, Miss Amelia Gutter
man, Henry Pacheco. Frank Hamil-
ton and William Metz.
The stations along the Santa Fe
! Central are as follows: Santa Re,
Donaciano; Vega Blanca, white met.
all; Kennedy named after Senator
Arthur Kennedy; Clarke, named after
T Lee Clarke; Stanley, after Stanley
| Andrews, Moriarty, after M, T. Nor
iarty Mcintosh, after VIM. Mcintosh:
hstancia. a place OF rest Willard. az
ter Willard S. Hopewell Progresso.
meaning progress; Blanca. Italian for
white; Uameleon. the horned frogs;
! Torrance. after General Francis j.
! Torrance
Engine 81, with John Leonard at the
throttle and George Gilman showing
| n the coal, pulled the excursion train
to and from Estancia on the Central
yesterday. For few miles on the re.
turn. between Estancia and Moriarty.
Master Mechanic Records was permit
ted to be al the throttle, and at his