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

the prises NJ the territorial fair, but are
handicapped by the biookhssd Who sits
on Top ~ the sprinkliua cart The boys
run with their cart ON Railroad avenue,
aud the driver 81 the watering cart has
frequently been requested 10 cease
sprinkl,bs that portion Of the avenue
where they run, hut he persists in water.
Ing tho avenue, muddying II ~ badly
thu, tho boys can hardly pull their cart
through I, is strange that the fellow
Cannot be taught 10 understand.
Mra Henry I,ockhart 60, hask from
Socorrn last night, where she went Ia
assist Mr.. and Mrs. Austin in psck,na
UP their household goods 90 I've shipped
to Monterey. Mexico. Mr.. Austin left
last night Tor his new home. while his
wife, nee Miss Dollis Lockhatt, will ar.
rive here this evening, remaining until
after tho territorial fair.
Experimental tests for rain by explo-
sion % bombe IN the air were made at SO.
zorro day before yesteriay and were enc
cessful, ra,u coming down IN abundance
= short time afterwards. Heavy clouds
are hanging over this city and u looks
an v the Disturbances IN the air at 30
zorro will also btiuR the glorious RAIN "a
tho RIO Grande valley.
Col. 4. H. Smith, manager, and Con
sultipg Engineer Anderson, Of the Ric
Grauds Irrigation and Colonization com
psny, two prominent gentlemen whom
the people 81 Albuquerque would like u
zee and know from their own liis What
they intend doing, came up from San
MArcial last night and remained oplJ
long enough to pass n few words with
George Il Brown, ths civil engineer WHIT
has just completed the survey from Thu
city 10 Santa Cruz canon. Anothc
train came 10 shortly after the aforesai,
gentlemen arrived at the depot, ADD Col
smith boarded the south bound Que ~
Demiug, while Mr.. Anderson went on 4
Denver. People are getting anxious
Gel. Smith.
Foster =. Dennis, n former citizen o
Albuquerque in the early days and
particular friend 81 W. &. Dsnnlton
came in from kiugman, Arizona, wher
he owns several valuable m,nes, anon
them G, O. ID. aud Berkeley mincs, las
night. aud 10 nj tue Sar Felipe, BE
sides being a miner, he 10 q politician II
every scuss ~ the word and successful
one. lie represented his county Nc
have in --- the Arizona legislature oi las
year, and last May was elected Ivy b.
una jority as II delegate to the constitu
tionai convsn ton % that territory whicl
convenes ut Pbwulx on the first Monda.
IN September. Mr. Dennis il here o.
mining business.
Chieftaip. and Miss Lula Monroe, a Yer
pretty young lady. were married at ~
zorro, N. NJ. on Wednesday, Aug. y
Mr.. lie IN aud his bride, nee Mis
Monroe. ,th a sister OF the young bon,
dict, N Louisa Leicham, attended I'll
ID. Is. Robinson reception and baDqus
: at tho ban Felipe, and IL was then que
; ly noised around among the friends {
Mr.. Lsichsm that he was on the eve {
naatr,mOny, aud d card received tn
: morning by THE CITIZEN, after marriag
), proves that the gentleman really hs
. matrimonial ideas 10 his head. TIL
4 CITIZEN wishes Mr.. aud Mrs. Leicham
!. long life aud much happiness and us
!. fulnees.
{ J. W. Msgoffin, vice president Of the
Q Paso Far ASSOCIATION Of last Deoembe
a the exhibitions OF which were viewed /
i u large number Of Albuquerque visitor
came up from FL Paso last night, and
, in the city o-dsy. lie is en- route up u
r Santa Fe road TO meet his sister. Mi
q Josephine Il. Magofiin, who 10 re,urnir
o irvsp Dresden, Germany, where che hi
q been attending school for the past thr'
years. Mr.. MAgo'iin ~ the city tick
|, agent for the Santa fe road at FL Pas
I. and 10 more than pleased with Albuque
Q que, which he says has better busine
n houses aud more ot them occupied WI
large aud complete stocks of goods thu
any other city Ia the southwest.
states that the Commercial club builds
\. beats anything they have in the way
, buildings in Fl Paso.