Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-13

smoothly. In RanchOS de Albuquerque
precinct, just as the horses started
up a little grade at a bridge across a
small a%cequia, one of the hind wheels
became hors de combat, every spoke
pulling out from the hub. The colonel
and children then went into camp for
the night, and it is presumed he Sc
cured another wheel, or borrowed an
other wagon, and proceeded on mis-
long journey this morning.
o. P. Hovey. county clerk, and ]. B.
Archuleta, school superintendent, both
officials of Sandoval county, who were
here yesterday on business. returned
ternoon, taking along with them a
big batch of job printing for Sandoval
county officials. The Citizen has a
contract from the commissioners, at
tested by the clerk, to furnish all sup.
plies for the officials of that county
and a force of extra workmen are bus
lily engaged in getting out the work
It will be several weeks yet before the
first big order Of supplies are com
pleted.
The New Mexican says: J. V. Nor
ris of Hobart, Okla, and c. l.. Cling
man of Kiowa, Kan, are in the city
with a view of locating in the Rio
Grande valley in this territory. They
called at the office of the bureau of i'm
migration and were furnished full in.
formation concerning Santa Fe, San,
doval, Bernalillo and Valencia coun
ties. They will locate somewhere in
the valley between Pena Blanca and
Belen and expect to engage in mer
camille and agricultural pursuits.
The Rio Grande is pretty high, ant
especially in the vicinity of Alameda
where the river makes a big bend. The
water is running owe the lowlands il
that immediate neighborhood, and jus
at this particular time it would not bt
out of place to call attention to the
fact that the dykes in that neighbor
hood should be examined and strength
ened If necessary. and other efforts
made to keep the water in the river
channels.
II. F. Rose. representing the Ameri
can Brewing company of st. Louis, is
in the city, and the local agents, Melini
& Eakin, have detailed AL Coleman to
see that the gentleman is properly in
troduced and entertained while here.
Mr.. Rose is just returning to st. Louis
after a business tour through the
South and Central American states.
lie was in Venezuela when the recer
war blockade was raised.
The special train carrying delegates
to the general assembly at Los Angelo.
will remain all day next Sunday il
this city. They desire to visit in tn,
afternoon the Manual Mission school
All citizens having c~onveyances an,
> willing to take one or more next Sur
day afternoon should give their name
to r. w. d. Bryan.
The regular business meeting of tn
Ladies' Aid Society of the Congrega
tional church will be held Thursda
afternoon, May II, at 2:30 at the hom
of Mrs. Ella Ballou, 300 West Goa
avenue. Business of importance vii
be considered and every member /
, requested TO be present.
Judge Baker is a hustling one
, When he arrived here about a year ag
there was about 500 cases on the dock
ct. Most of these have already bee
disposed of, and he is to hold cour
in june to wipe the rest of them off tn
docket, This is a recor that can't b
= beat.
The Woman's Circle of the Baptis
church will meet for work tomorro,
= afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the res
|, dence of Mrs. Perkins, No. III Mort
Edith street.
. Screen doors are being hung all owe
z town. The flies and bugs are with u,
> When are We to have that electri
T railroad
9 Dig for Albuquerque.