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

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Mrs +. W. N,l"rr, II GALLUP, ,p ia tha
city, aud IL re-. i,lctrl at the San Felipe
Harry Gray, the ColiaN county cattle
man, ~ IN the city, aud ~ enjoying him
cell among ~" lucal strckmen,
MAJOR \ u tunfTr". e the United
States army, ",ur no frum the w,.-l last
night aud - tie guest ~ the San FriIc
Capt. NNfr crt was taken sicR voter
day wrh heart trouble, aud Tor time
was cuus,nr' dangerously III. lie IN
reported T." Ter tH.i,y
Dan iL,ils Was able "a appear on the
streets this m'rnirg On crutcher. lie IL
intending s.uaiy, but the broken lett lex
will always Gc stiT at the knee punt
Henry l.. Waldo aud i. ". Clancy.
talented Santa be lawyers, Nere ~ the
city yesterday aud this morning, return
ing tome On tina afternoons Gust bound
passenger train.
Dcput, hctr lIubbcll. who was
called T. Gallup ON business connected
with the district court, returned home
last night. Deputy Sheriff Selvcy &c
compan,"d him to the city.
W. i. Mricalt, the manager u the An.
tclope Springs Cattle ranch, X IA the
c,y, and ~ happy over the prospects trr
plenty ~ grass and fst cattle. lie never
saw the valley louk,ng ~ we'll
Chs H. Blanchard, formerly cashier
II the New Mexico savings bank. but
now connected IN hutiu"ss with q. /.
Brooke, has returned from three wceks'
vacation ut the Antrlnpc Springs catt'c
ranch
Jake Gnius'cy Ia improving SLOWLY. A.
soon rs ho ~ ablc to be up, hewitt ~ To-
IT," l.ns Vegas hot surings aud r,,c II
bathing IN the waters ~ that lannon's re-
sltt will not cure him ~ the rheumn.
ilsm.
Judge We llnllcdnc, attorney Cor
the Atlantic ~ Pacific Railway company,
lott to-day Tor Topeka, and after the
transaction ~ sorus legnl matters there
Will continue Gu /, Boston and Washing
ton CITY
james johnson. the harness maker, IA
the latest 10 join tho increasing lovers
OF bicycle riding. II is hoped that he
has not altogether discarded MAY
Queen the pretty little mare hc drove
through the streets.
Prot T., T.. Mar.hnll, principal - the
Albuquerque college, will ~ tu Fort
Scott, Kansas, in few days. wher" he
will take charge ~ principal ~ the pub
lie schools lie IL al able educator, and
his services will be- greatly missed at the
college.
j. L. Mclaughlin, manager ~ the san
P~lr" copper mines aud sm.ltors, ~ IA
the city to day On business. lie reports
tn" camp IN II fnlr way IA enjoy Il gopl
boom the coming summer, aud says hls
company will soon be- ready Ia resume
work with large force Of workmen.
George W. Hight, sheep raiser Of
Gallup, who has been eas, on visit with
relatives and friends Tor the past few
months, returned TO the city last night
and will continue homeward tina even.
ing. Mr.. Hight states that the eastern
stock markets are quite active, and there
il demand for fat shcep.
Misses Stella and Rosa Alexander, the
two handsome daughters 81 Mrs. s.
Alexander, arrived to day from San
Francisco, and will reside hero with
their mother in tho future. Miss Stella,
II will be remembered, was "a visitor o
the city last Bummer. and the friends she
made then welcome her return.
DIR. Allison, assisted by Drs. poarce,
Winslow and Wallace, performed DIN.
cut and very dangerous surgical oper
ion upon Mrs. Howe, u lady residing
on the Highlands, Sunday afternoon. A
second operation will be necessary ia
about three weeks. The lady IN reported
today to bo RESTING we'll and dong
finely.
Tho alley sidewalk crossing on Third
street between Gold and Silver avenues
is left in had condition by the sewerage
workmcn, and great il the complaint. II
seems the sewerage IL catching It on all
sides dangerous holes are left in various
parts OF tbs city, and il somebody In not
careful damage sui. will soou be the
result.
A young man named Howard Atkin
son cane ~ New Mexico Tow years ago
from Wheeling, West Virginia, and for
long time his parents have heard nOthing
OF him. lie was last heard ~ At Albu
quorquo. Do ANY ~ the newspaper pco.
pln ot New Mexico know anything ~
him! His father 10 lion. q. W. Atkin
son, OK -coDgressman from West Virgins,
and any newB Of his son will be very
grateful 10 him.
The Las Vegas Optic Gays: The two
negroes, held on n telegram from Albu.
querque, charging them with the larceny
u about 80 worth Of goods from John
Fottis, Of that city, were interviewed
here by Ed. PRIEST, Albuquerque consta.
ble. They paid s75 and were permitted
to 70 on their way 10 Philadelphia. Mr..
Priest took the money aud returned
home. Is not this compouuding with
falnpy md ih.Kol,.r ., ,,nlunV,lV