Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-06
SANTA FE.

/ TiViu ilt NEW MtAltdut
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince returned
Saturday evening from Denver, where
! he had been on legal business.
+. f. Dunlavy. president OF the Dun.
lazy Mercantile company, Is in the
capital looking after business for the
stores of the company along the line
OF the Santa Fe Central railway.
Vince Paul Dole, of Chicago, repre-.
| senting a wholesale grocery firm OF the
windy city, is in Sa.ta Fe looking az.
ter business. This Is his first trip this
way and he is very agreeably and
pleasantly impressed with the city.
The United States national ceme-
terry, under the efficient arrangement
of CAPTAIN G. d. Crittenden, superin-
t2ndent. never looked in better condi.
tion nor more attractive than It did on
Saturday
Rapid progress is being made on the
road TO Tesuque. which is being CON
structed under the direction of Jose d.
Sena. Heavy blasting has been done
and the view of Santa Fe from the
new road is said to excel that from
Fort Marcy.
The grave of the beloved and la
mented Mrs A l.. Morrison, in Rosa.
rio cemetery. was beautifully decorat-
ed on Memorial day with lovely flow.
ers, which were sent by Hugh o. Nor.
rison. of Los Angeles, Cal, to his sis.
ter, Mary, for that pious purpose.
o1a 90 ha Il,
trict court, returned Friday evening
from his sheep ranches near Estancia.
and spent Saturday and Sunday at
home. He left again on Monday for
that point as the lambing his flocks
has not yet been concluded. Mr.. Ber-
gere reports a fair season In lambing
In eastern Valencia county,
An occurrence that is a disgrace to
those who participated In II, even
though they were only boys, was the
stealing of flowers from the graves of
the old soldiers in the National Gene
terry. The thieves did not have enough
shame to wait until darkness curtain.
ed their sacriligious act, but robbed
the graves of their flowers shortly af.
ter the crowd had left the cemetery.
The program committee of the next
annual territorial Sunday school con-
vention to be held in this city June g.
II, announces that all sessions will
he held in the Methodist church, In
stead of In the Presbyterian church as
formerly announced, on account of the
objection of Rev. w. H. Moore; also
that the address of welcome will be
delivered by the Rev w A Cooper,
instead OF by Mr.. Moore, declined No
other changes in the program have
been made. All families intending to
entertain visitors should report to
Miss Edna Berger on the east side of
the plaza
Mayor Sparks appointed Henry
Pacheco as collector OF the city dog
tax.
George A. Fleming, assistant terri.
torial secretary. left for a visit with
relatives at Chicago.
w. NJ. Adair. a well-known business
from the north and Is attending to
business here. He Is a trother-in-law
OF ]. d. Sena. clerk of the territorial
supreme court.
A. s. Bundy ard wife. who have been
teaching in the public schools at Ma
drid in this county for the past two
years. have come to town and will re-
main here for the next two or three
months.
Mrs. s. G. Cartwright left for Mount
Pleasant. Iowa, where she was called
by the serious illness Of her mother.
message to Mr.. Cartwright from
Mrs. Cartwright announced that her
mother was better.
Alfredo Lucero merchant, and Pablo
Martinez. farmer OF Santa Cruz. are
in town on business. They report the
prospects for crops OF cereals and
fruits in the Santa Cruz valley as very
good. although grasshoppers have ap-
peared in considerable numbers there.
The valley was benefited by a fine fall
OF rain yesterday afternoon.