Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-03-28

when completed, will make IL one OF
the handsomest churches in the city.
Matt G.. Reynolds. attorney for the
government in the United States court
OF private claims, has been In town
today from Santa Fe onroute to his
home in St Louis.
Miss Della Eaton. who resided here
several years ago, but now OF San
Francisco, passed through on No. to-
day in return from n trip east.
Mrs. Il. j. Scott and son, william,
returned last evening from a thirty
days visit to relatives and friends at
Wichita Falls, Kan. Tney were ac-
companied back by Miss Christine
Hursh, a niece Of Mrs. Scott, who will
remain here and take advantage of our
excellent school facilities.
From the Optic.
George A. Fleming, formerly of this
city, has taken the oath as assistant
secretary of New Mexico In accord.
ance with the law passed by the legis.
lative assembly.
Pecos Forest Reserve Rangers r.
l. Williams. j. Il. Ewing and F. r.
Stewart were summoned to this city
yesterday to testify in the Romero
timber injunction cases. AS Chief
.'urtice Mills did not return from Ra-
ton until noon. the case has been post
pcned indefinitely, and the rangers
went back to their respective districts
this afternoon.
Mrs. E. +, Marshall, territorial pres.
ident Of the Moman's Christian TEN.
peTance union. will leave for Albu.
querqua Monday. She will present the
Demorest silver medal to the success.
ful contestant In the oratorlcal con
test. to be given in Albuquerque Tues.
DAY night.
Postofiice Inspector &. l., Doran yes
terday checked UP the west side post
Office and complimented Postmaster
Salazar and assistants ON their thor.
ough methods of handling the public
tharges.
Madeline G. de Salas, wife of Felipe
Salas, died suddenly yesterday on the
west side. The lady was sick only q
few hours before the dread summons
came. She vas 3S years old.
A meeting of the citizens OF East
Las Vegas was held at the city hall
last evening to consider the situation
regarding G joint postoffice for East
Las Vegas and Las Vegas.
Charles O'Mally is the proud papa OF
nine-pound girl, the little angel ar
riving about 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Norris Cochran writes from Utica,
n. Y. where he Is attending school,
that typhoid fever is so bad there that
about 800 pupils have gone to their
homes and the city authorities are do
ing everything to purify the water.
Five hundred people have died there
recently.
Amended articles of incorporation of
the Santa Fe Land Improvement COM
pany were filed in the probate clerks
Office yesterday.
Jose Il. Lial died on the west side
yesterday, aged 63 years.
improvements ana cleaning are In
progress in the Plaza park, which will
enhance the beauty OF that elegant hit
of scenery the coming summer.
Mrs. Emil Newhauser and father,
Peter Clauden, departed for Genoa,
ILL.,. this afternoon. Mrs. Newhauser
Is the widow Of the late Emil New
hauser, the Mora road ranchman, who
died recently. She will make her fu-
ture home with her parents in Illinois,
Antonia Archuleta. the Oldest resi-
dent OF northern New Mexico died at
Rociada last evening at the age of 1903
years. Deceased came TO this part of
the country with the first settlers long
before even Texas was a part of the
United States.