Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-25

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Prof u. y. Ramsay, principal Of the
I.as Vegas academy, registered at the
San Felipe last night.
!. II. I,ovelaud. the painter, IL suffer
ine with iniiammatory rheumatism. lie
has also touch oi the grip.
4 large invoice Of Mexican curiosl,,es,
direct from the land 81 Mo.te2uma,
was received this morning 10y SicrLc
Bros
Superintendent Lcppelman and wife,
- the street car company, nav" moved
into the company's office house IN old
town.
Harry G.. Wilson, representing the
American Book company, ~ Topeka, II
again in the city, aud NrI call on the
city's educatorr
liobt futeemnu, representing SILVER,
Burdc,t \ Co, New NorS tchuol book
publishers, was n caller at tho CONNER.
cial cl ID thus morning.
William Whitehall, mou,ier at the
Albuquerque foundry, has u tour room
frame residence nearly completed On
south Edith street which viii coat
tl,@D.
Six hundred head u extra iat mutton
we're received last night from Arizona
by Farf's meat market They are 10
tended FOR the AIbuqn,rque trade, nLd
are fat.
The telephone wires to old town have
been removed from the poles ou Rali
road avenue e. thuee recently put up
along Copper avenue, aud the poles on
the former avenue cut down.
Mrs. NJ. \. Ot,.J. wife - Bernahllo's
distinguished citizen 10y that uame, and
her daughter, Mrs q, W. Harrison, came
down the Santa Ia last night aud ARE
guests { day ut the san Felipe
From reports small pox stll exists IN
Las Vegas, The latest IL Rcwrll Mar
tinel, n Mexican youth The officials are
doing all they ran la prevent n spread II
the horrible disease IN the beautiful 1T
tie capital Of San Miguel county.
Henry Lifts, representing the Rocky
Mountain News, Denver, made plcns
ant call at IHL tiriXRS Office last even
ing. Mr. Lifts IN pleased with Albu.
qucrque and intends Ia spend more time
here thRn anywhere else IN the south
west.
j. &. Shears, III" fruit tree man, has
returned from trip Ia the lower lto
Grandc. lie reports the farmers hard IA,
work and says that there IN a disposition
among them To cultivate large acrcag,
az land. lie was very successtul on hi,
trip.
bernard R"inkcn, representing Ia,
Ely Walker Dry Goods company, and
Sam. f. Green, Il traveller for u wholesal,
millinery establishment, both from ST
LOUIS, came III last night from the NORTH
aud have their samples ON exhibition n
the Armijo.
Er City Recorder Lockhart. proprie
tor Of the Afmijo, Who has been uu IA yis
II a. Socorru, returned home lee
night, lie reports great activity anon.
miners and pruspec,ors, and number q
outfits being prepared To 20 into H.,
mountains 10 hunt and mine for the pre-
cious metals.
Lcwcnthal d Meyers are in receip, Is
number OF letters from small llquo
dealers throughout Bernalillo aud Va
lencia counties. which inform them tia
large number will quit the liquo
traffic after the lat 81 May. High licens
IL getting in lts good work.
Last evening the members Of the Scot
Moore hose company met ut thei
quarters on Third street and unanimous
ly selected James Phelan for foreman
and Scott knight for fret assistant for,
man. They are first class members q
this excellent tire company and the .,
lections are good
Hugh McCrum. Of the firm u Sroui
d McCrum, importers of liquors, Sa
Francisco, was in the city, coming in frot
Arizona yesterday, where he 10 largely ia
tcrested in mining and cattle raising. II
called on Capt Berry, local agent Of th
Atlantic a Pacific, after which he le!
last night for FL rlso.
Mrs. DR. Allison, who was called /
Nashville, Tenn, u few weeks ago by
telegram announcing the serious Hines
Of u sister, Mrs. Ward, will leave 70
home tonight, arriving here Saturda
evening. Mrs Allison writes that he
sister has past the danger crisis In he
illness and Is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Barbour. wife Of the seer,
tary ci'the education board OF this cit,
and lister. Miss Ida Lockhart, wi
leave tonight for the east, yisitin
first New York. Philadelphia, Bostol
Washington, and then stopping at Tifl
Ohio, where they will spend the SUNNI.
with the parents OF Mt Barbour.
An interesting letter was red at n
meeting Of the Commercial club la
night, from the Business Mems associ
ton Of Great Bend, Kansas. In relatio
to u railroad which the people Of centrl
Kansas are now trying 10 work up
and which ia to start from Concordia. OF
OF the pnnciple points on the Burlingtu
syat4m. md run Aouth waat fhrnl1h n