Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-11


evening he will organize a promising
lodge of that order in the city.
A letter from William Il. OLeary
states that he Is still in Phoenix. Ariz.,
but Is contemplating trip To San
Francisco and thence to Honolulu in
the very near future. His general
health Is much better, which is pleas
ing news to his many friends.
A. r. Marablee, of Eddy county, and
Ross Coe, of Ruidosa. Lincoln county.
two sturdy young ranchmen who were
in The city for several days. left on
their long drive home. The gentlemen
report fruit and alfalfa prospects In
that part os the world excellent for the
coming season.
At the session of the probate court
A. T. Rogers qualified as admins
traitor of the estate of Sophia T.. Ham
ilton. Anna Valdez was appointed
guardian o! the estate of Mary Valdez.
A number of members of troop A
instead of going to drill yielded to the
allurements of cupid and were making
themselves solid with their best"
when a squad sent by Captain Tark.
ington armed with requisition papers
put in an appearance and took them
down TO drilling quarters.
Word from outlying points is to the
effect that never in the history of this
and Mora counties were the farming
prospects SO bright. Bigger crops
than ever before are being planted, the
ground is in the best of condition ard
the returns will undoubtedly be large.
A prosperous year for the farming
population may be anticipated.
The committee appointed on loca-
tion of copper reduction plant met
and listened to the report of the sub
committee which looked over a num-
ber of locations. AS there seemed to
be a tendency ON the part OF those to
whom application for sites was made
to charge enorbitant prices, the sub
committee was granted further time,
The house OF Charles Ilfeld has re,
ceived a letter from the branch es
tablishment at Santa Rosa, which de-
tails the story of the big storm there
last Thursday. The platform I'm from
of the llfeld store was blown away
and the building was somewhat dam
aged. In the furious sand storm two
srains collided, owing to the inabilit,
OF the engineers to see the signals
One man was killed and five were
injured. Also a great deal of rolLat
stock was destroyed or damaged.
Hon. Eugenio Romero has returned
from a trip to the Gallinas mountains
He reports the country out there look
ing fine.
A number of the employees OF th'
Colorado Telephone company returne,
from Kroenig, where they had beer
looking over the line that is to have ,
Denver connection.
The stage from Santa Rosa brough
In seven passengers. Among the in
county who was bringing an insane
mar to the asylum.
Very early this morning s. II
Dearth. the undertaken, clad in dis
habille and provided with bucket o
water. was ospied scaling the roof o
his house. The chimney burned ou
with roar and blast of flames S,
fierce, that the metal guttering abou
the brick began to melt and the shin
giles began to smoke. The man with
pail of water appeared on the seen
Just In time to prevent disastrou
fire.
: The county commissioners adjourn
, ed this afternoon. after transacting
, great deal of routine business an
granting to Il. Barber a franchise a
lowing him TO construct an electri
; light plant on the west side. The CON
missioners made an order instructin
former County Clerk Gregorio Barel
to furnish the present clerk with ba
ances of accounts between the colleC
tor and treasurer and the county, ais
TO complete his work of indexing an
auditing the records of his Office dun
ing his term.
From the Record
Contractor Payne has left tn
Meadow City for Willow, N. M, wher
he has q large contract on hand.
Two youngsters of about IL year
We're seen about town last night, The
hailed from Kinsley, Kan, and wer
= headed for Deming. N. NJ
l. Between 1915 and s4O0 was collecte
Sunday at the Methodist church TO
J the seven benevolent collections
which 10 handsome sum in exces
= over last year, which was the larges
on record
Charles Huetner, an old time La
Vegan, but who for the last year or s
has been the proprietor Of the Watrou