Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

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The following wore roica1cd yes
terday morning from che territorial
poniinnilary un account 81 expiration
OF gontcncc Number loa6. Jose Trrae.
sentenced from Luna county lof one
year FOR larceny from dwelling,
Number 1875 Samuel lselhcr SEN
fenced from ucfnaiiiio county Ter o.
sauil with deadly ueapon. on,
year
last night during me benefit con
I cert ei ihe ElkH opera house. Rev
I u q Rollins 8as called Hnan b. Haf
I form q marriage and Soon thereafter
at hia residence. No 2i6 West Hun.
Ing avenue be had icinod IN marriage
Ncili ~ Wiila 1nf Miss NrIkc Com.
( fort holh uf ihls city Mr Wills Is
Z well known in ircai sporting circles
and friends today are extending cone
Hfaluladona
nr and Mira. james "a wroib are
expected 20 arrive "a the city tonight
from Berkeley. CAL whore Mrs
T Wfoih hsa hegn wishing her son
InulCa and Tor which place ur
Wrota icii q day OF two uficg enc
earthquake. Nus Wrulh and son
we're unharmed. and iames Dr., WIN
remain nt nnrkolry. the college boys
I hagius foiunteeIed fuf ieiiel work
IN GAN Francisco.
Engineer ). r. Fnrwcll says thai
the new map of Albuquerque win be
completed American Lumber com.
I pany'g log pond and ALL within three
weeks. The most diHlculi part Of the
drawing "a hniaaed. The new map
viii be twice as large as tho old one,
and e Shove that the city nov GOV.
era almost twice a. much ground as
when the old map was made. The
old map was made tn 1898
Taking as a guide. levels made BY
City Engineer Pitt ROSS. tho Albu.
qucraue Traction company has raised
ils tracks on First 81 'ecf sov9rai
inches placing them On level with
the sidewalk grade. Tho company Is
also dtv0iing s great deal Of labor
Just now 90 iovelinE iis tracks an
along tho line. the work beginning az
ihe car barn in Old Albuquerque aud
progressing toward the south Third
street terminal
William Penn CLARK. the cx-lndua-
trial agent 90 the Santa be Central
and later connected with The Mexican
Central road. % in the city Mr. Clark
informs The Evening Citizen that ho
has just returned from lrip along
the upper and lower Rio peCns valley,
In company with q friend. W. r. Ne
kensi0, a capitalist from New York.
Mr. Clark reports the valley of east
cru New Mexico known as the lower
lilo Pocos. as settling up very fast
II cy HaWlcy o. IN receipt OF q lot.
ter from his sister Mrs. Mae Muir.
ray 81 sFn Francisco. Mrs. Murray
writes that she lost an she had. and
that she spent one night sleeping in
the park. with no covering bat the
pail OF smoke that shroudea the burn
Ing city. She had been taken IN BY
friends, however. before writing. and
was iaTing much better than the
thousands Of homciuas people who
had % remain Ia the parks.
Members Of q. X. Warren Post no.
2, Grand army OF the Republic, are
arouslng themselves iu preparation
60 attend the annual cncampmeut,
which opens az Las Cruces. and The
ladies 81 the 0rand Army Of the Re-
public are also preparing 90 attend.
as tho societies WIFE hold annual
meetings 90 the same time. The rail.
road has maue very onticlnF rate
! FOR Che enClmpmgnt and Is is expect.
"a that q WIN BE- largely attended.
Mrs. ]. b. Mayo OF this city HES lust
received word from San Francisco
that judge Barton and bis vito. Mrs.
MayG's sister and family have 90.
capped serious inlury The flames camo
/ within six blocks OF their home Ia
] Dali NHaHaf A.
wind changed ana saved their home.
Tho chlmnoys fell and dld some dam
age to their home. They had to walk
alH miles Of blocked up streets % send
a dispatch.
city yesterday returning 10 hiss
home az Denver from q Visit 10 his
cattle ranch in SOcorrl county. Mr..
Porter says that Socorro county cat.
he men have every reason TO feel
prosperous this spring. Cattle are
rat prices are Eood. range feed ~
plentiful and water Is 20 be found
everywhere IN abundance Mr.. por.
ter pgnpnesles this 90 be the best
year for cattle Interests IN inc hiss
tory Of the country
WErG comes from Doming that Mrs.
Maggie McCammon of socorro coun.
/ IT, and Matt o williams. q mining
man. we're united in marriage Ia that
town lass Thursday night Rev w. r..
fouikt, pastor OF the Methodist
church performing the ceremony.
They viii make ncming their future
h0lae. Mrs. McCammon. now Mrs.
Williams, was the widow OF Mccain.
mon who was shot and KILLED by q
nelghhurlng ranohman over cattle
/ DISPUTE, in 5pcofro county, a couple
of years ago
The annual class track meet of tae
/ students of the university az New
/ Moxico was held this afternoon. ho.
/ ginning az $3.50 O'clock. ON the unl.
Veraliy campus Each event Ia the
meet was h0ily contested, as strong
rivalry has been existing between thc
classes IN track athletics Tho best
I talent judging from the shnwinFs
made this afternoon, will be- sent
laHsinHi team from lhe Agricultural
college az Mesllla Park on Stay 1.
when a team from the university will
go there 20 take part Do tho meet
The members OF the bridal party oi
the Wh|to-suons nupiials. which are
on the calendar for the month at MAY.
were the guests of the ushers at a
dinner al the AlVaradO on Monday
evening Those composing the party
were Mrs. n "A, Macpherson. matron
/ of honor; Miss Mabel Strong, the
| bgldo-tO-be, and Misses Helen Rodey
/ LILLIAN Spitz. Sue nohsou, Erma Fer
I nlfaenn and Nav FfnvnIIina hei1na.