Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

iug up their cattle To- be shipped To thai
state. THIS is made necessary Ivy y
drouth prevailing on their ranch, aud /.
their cattle are reported to be in II very
condition.
MAJOR ". H. II Llewellyn, the live
stock agent % the Atchhsnh, Topeka A
Santa Re. came W from the NJ sllla val
ley last night, and reportsa drouth pre-
vallIng IA some p.ctiuns ~ southern New
Mexico. lie stat"A tint ~ Lnculn coun.
~ aud the Sacramento mountains thorc
has been plenty of rain aud cattle are ~
tue condition, nut there "a "A general
movement ~ cattle & the pastures %
Kansas from the drouth stricken sec.
tons.
Prom the DAILY, Aug q
Judge Warren lett last night Tor CHI.
cngo on legal business.
Mr. icwell. resldIug on the Highlands,
is reported mucr better to-day lie has
been III ,cedinsi> III with hcmorrhaae oi
the lungs.
Mira B,stick, mother 81 Mrs Lorlon
Miller, went out to Camp Whitcomb
this morning. The little daughter OF
the councilman accompanied her grand
mother.
Those who have been enjoying ~ sum
mcrs outing 10 the east are beginning to
return. Almost every train brings in u
number Who have spent the summer
from home.
II, Kuhn, publisher aud editor OF the
Times, Marion. H. nsas, aud wife were IN
the city last evening, coming III from
trip To California. They took = later
train Tor the north.
Tho Fort Wlngate base ball club want
ell their railroad and hotel expenses, be-
sides ~ per cent OF the eut,ro gates re-
ce,pts. Ia play here next Sunday. They
will remain at the Fort.
Mrs. Judge Warren. who has been IN
Santa Fe Tor the past six weeks, the
guest OF Mrs. l.. L. BARTLETT, has returned
home. Tier sister, Mrs. Brayman, of CHI.
cago, accompanied her to the city.
Mrs. J. A. Hubbs and Mrs. NJ. McCus
left last nigh, for California, but On the
route they will spend day each al Gal
lup and Peach Springs visiting frienda.
They will he absent about two weeks.
CP. Curtis has sold his house aud lot
on south Arno street To L. &. Smith, q
boiler maker IN the Atlantic h Pacific
shops. for a cash consideration. Mr.,
Curtis and wife will go back TO Mt Yer
non, III.
The Electric Street railway people
have been in session several tunes TO.
day. II ia thought that the Hnal transfer
OF the street car railway will he reached
late this afternoon. AZ We 20 to pres
il In learned tina, the transfer has beer
made.
Alderman Hunt has purchased from
W. L. Trimble 4 Co, the prettiest Colum
bus lady's phaeton ever manufactured
II is a perfect beauty and just the thins
Tor Mrs Hunt and her interesting it'll,
ones. The phaeton cost Alderman Hun
s2j0.
Chas. II. blanchard, who has been en-
ployed by the fair association to get VI
rooms 10 accommodate fair visitors, ha'
n lively gait op himself and 10 WORKING
early and late. lie thinks OF employing
assistants in each ward OF the city sn'
let them report progress to him. Thu
visitors must be accommodated.
John Copeland, sheep raiser aud owne
OF considerable real estate on the High
lands. took the north bound train las
night for Chicago, and from there b.
goes TO Montreal, Canada. After tn
transaction Of some business In the do
minion, he will take an ocean steamer 10
Scotland. II 10 stated that when MI
Copeland returns he will not Oe alone b.
, ANY means.
l.. ID. Dodson, a we'll known circus bar
backed equestrian, IL at tho Windso
hotel. slowly recovering from u seriou
lllness. Mr.. Dodson expects his wife +
Join him here coon unless his recover
progresses more rapidly than his pbysi
cian anticipates. lie thinks Albuquer
que the beet health resort ho has eve
found and will recommend II IN his ~
ture travels.
This morning the funeral Of Mr.,
Monaco Chaves, the aged mother OF Mel
quiadss Chavss, one OF Bernalillo couu
tvs representatives 10 the territorial leo
islature, took place at the old town Cath
Ollie church, ara The church was over
, flowing with mourning relatives an
sympathiIinR friends Mrs. Chavss die
ut her sons residence 10 Ranches do Al
buquerque Tuesday morning after
bret illness. The solemn procession /
tho santa Barbara cemetery, nearly fou
. squarss long, passed through the city q
10 o'clock Q. N.
A. NJ. Codipgton and SOC, Ed Codins
ton, who have been Ia camp at the Jems
hot syringe for the past thirty days, N
tusrsd homo late yesterday Afternoon
= They left Lee Walker. james Bsntls
l. and Frank Case at the springs, but the
. srs expected this evening. Strange
relate, the Codiugtoas, invstsrats hshsI