Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
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ssrt-rhe Handsome uestesasna-
Located about seven miles frum Ls,
Veeas, on n branch ~ the Atchison, To
peka a Santa Fe ruad, IL the celebrated
Hot Springs which THE CITIZEN scribs
had read 90 much about bu. never via,
ted until last Sunday. The Springs
nestle In . canon. At tho foot OF towering
mountains The sidea Of which ara GOV
cred here and there with tai stately
pines. II ~ u great health resort re-
fuge from tho cares and trials of n busi
ness lie, from the wcarineas incident tc
the usual hum drum ot city existence
and M the pamphlet states from the
tyranny ofclimate" 1T being cold mos,
naturally IN winter, the altitude being
about 1000 feet aLova sea level, but the
SIMMER months are pleasant, free from
dust during the day aud muSquitoes al
night.
On the side ot a mountain, a few hun
drsd yards from the BATH house, with
slanting walks leading thereirom, the
handsome Montezuma hotel raiaos ia
lofty proportions and pretty architecture
into the clear, sun lit skies. II 10 mag.
nlhcent hotel aud was opened 10 the
public July |, 1886. under the name OF
"Ths Ph1nix," but on December 25.
1883. (Christma, day. the name was
changed 10 "rhe Montezuma"--that be
ing the original name % the frat hotel,
which was destroyed by fire, q few years
before. The present hotcl m far superior
in architectural beauty, more substsn.
TALLY and elegantly constructed aud has
superior appliances for amusem mt aud
social enjoyment than the old one. II IL
Of solid stone. az near m
possible fire proof, lighted entirely with
-incandescent lights being in
every room, and heated throughsht with
steam at regular temperature. Tho
hotel eau easily Accommodate 30 tourists
and health seekers, and every arrange
ment In made for the comfort aud happi.
ness OF guests. The manager is y. II.
Brown, who is away more than half the
time. but he has excellent ASSISTANTS IN
T. A. Whitney, local superintendent, and
y. n. Manning, head clerk. These gen.
llemen are obliRing. courteous and are
agreeable to u degree. They informed
Ihs scr,be that between fifty and seven.
ly five guests have beeo regularly at the
ho'el during the past winter, and stated
hat last Sunday. including the Boston
'rcursionis,s who stopped over to baths
N the health giving waters Of the
Springs, l25 people sat down at dinner.
The dining room of the hotel 10 a5xs3
'eet, elegantly finished in polished woods.
lighted by inoan descent lights,
md the tables are supplied with oil the
substantial and dainty food that is ob.
Edward Festal, an educated
White gentleman. is head waiter, whiIe
,nder him are q dozen polite aud court
'ous white male walters, and David
Lockard was found to be one of them.
DR.. +. W. Gallagher, 4 graduate OF an
eastern medical college, 10 regularly sta.
ioned at the Springs.
The bath house. 10 under the supervis-
on OF g. T.. Passage, OF Chicago. who
pecially oversees the gents department
while the ladies department 10 under the
'are aud attention o; Missas Sarah Pas.
age, Florence Stewart and Sophia Roll;
Hanson attends 70 tho mud baths.
The gentlemen and ladies being healthy
md strong themselves, and thoroughly
understanding the business, bathers are
first class batha
The waters are cures for q number Of
diseases, such as rheumatism. skin com.
'laints Of all clA, ses, nervous affections,
dyspepsia, ulcers, sorofula, etc; and there
, pair of cruichcs on exhibition wh,ch
vers left behind few weeks ago by
'acob 0ainsiey, Of this city, an invalid
rom rheumatism.
II 10 understood that the railway com.
amy will sometime this summer or fall
,u,l new bath house, which will DO
more modernly arranged and closer 10
he hotel.
Among the guests now sojourning at
bis popular resort, TmE CITIZEN noted
own T. c. Hegetsr aud family. Of La