Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-14

Col Walt. e.. Marmon, 81 Isaguna, aud
FREDERICK Luna, ~ Lee lunAs, are in the
metropolis to day
". q. Grif,in, formerly with the
Blanchard mea, market, ~ nov clcrking
Tor Il. u. Meyers, the groceryman,
Mrs T.. T.. Coady, Of Chicago, Ia at the
European. The lady sells millinery,
threads, etc, such little things that
women want
\. -. johnson has secured the con
tract 4 build Tor the Methodist church,
south, "a BRICK parsonage Of tWJ ,,onv
hear the church on the Highlands.
NJ Bsrardinelli aud q. Palladlno, Of
Santa Re, Who secured the stone work
On the Mrs. Nicolas ArmiIo building,
came down from the north last night.
PaymAster Wham, Of the United Sta'es
army, with his chief clerk, A. W. Butler,
returned from the south last night, after
paying oG the truops at Forts Ba,ard
and Bliss.
T.. j liuhng, " the wool trim ~ George
Obernc II Co, lett las, night Or Chicago,
where he will remain during the winter,
or TIL the Opening ~ the wool season
next eprlng
Eddie llHtsch vls,toJ SAINT, lie last
Sunday. lie caIlcd at the office thus
morning and announced that he encoun
tered u two.lnch snow while perambu
/,
Fred. Lee, son u Judge Lee, and Ei
Watkins, o. Colias county. have arrived
IN the city aud will engage in dairy
farming on an extensive scale. Tn" gen
tlemen are accompanied by their fam
lies.
r. Mann, brother ot Mann Bros.,
the old town gardeners. has purchased
the interest q. J II Hughes IN tue sad
dlery and harness business, and the firm
will hereafter be known ~ Wiser j
Mann.
Brother Gabriel, - the Christian
Brothers school, Bernaiillo, IL IN the city.
He states that the farmers ~ that por
ton 81 the valley are buay covering up
their grape vines and getting theirground
in shape for winter.
" &. Zlrhut, the old time carriage
manufacturer, who has been back east
having a Jolly time for the past few
weeks, returned home last night, and FOR
the first time learned OF the tragic end
% his hack driver, Fam Stanley.
Dan +. Callahan, an expert at steel
workings and minerals, stopped over 10
the city yesterday on his way to the
Black Range country, where he will open
up marble quarry, While here he met
several old friends, among them Page
Otsro.
y. =, Conger, Of the San Lazarus mine,
San Pedro, IL 10 the CITY. lilo states that
the accounts OF him taking possession Of
the property h. 'orce OF arms. were
slightly eoloreo. but ssys that he Is still
manager oi the nine and intends TO 70.
main ~ suoh.
This evening the camp fire aud ball Of
tho G.. X. Warren post, No. D, Grand
Army Of the Republic. will take place
t,he Armory. A good crowd ought to
attend. Dancers can enjoy themselves
the whole night il they 10 desire, for
only 81, and have u good supper free
William Conllodon, the plastsrsr who
is al work with force OF workmen al
the university on the mesa, informs TuE
CITIZEN that the plAstering % this grand
educational institution will be complet.
cd in about two weeks, when the build
ing will 10 almost ready to turn over 10
the board Of regents.
Joseph Hsineman, II years old, dled
in this city early this morning from con.
sumption. He was knight OF
Pythiss, and came to this city about two
years ago. His remains arc being EN-.
balmed this afternoon at Stropgs, and
will 10 sent east TO Evansville, Ind, to. |
night, accompanied by his brothsr.in.
law.
Page Oiero received . very valuable
book this morning from Denver. II is
the Typographical survey from Fort
Leavenworth in Missouri to San Diego
in California, including parts Of the
Arkansas. Del Norte AMI CHA rivers by
Lieut. Col. W. II. Emory, The survey
was made in 1876 with the advanced
guard Of the Army Of the West" The
book IL rusty from age.
Prof. Bslden WoodAll made his balloon
ascension and para hute jump this after.
noon. The balloon sosred into the air
for about 1900 feet, and the Jump was u
suroess. except that in coming down the
professor 1T across wagon wheel in W. |
l.. rrmbls's corral, slightly hurting his
back. The Woodall brothers will repeat
the performance next Sunday afternoon
at the fair grounds, in conjunction with
several other attractions.
Jerry" bead.
Jerry" the thoroughbred water
spaniel dog Of james A. Lang, 10 gone,
having turned up his toes To the cactus
yesterday afternoon at , o'clock amid
the deep sorro~ and lamentations Of his
master aud mistress. On last Monday
l. A. a. a q