Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05

Miss Victoria Jones, ~ Cerrlllos, who
ha- boom VISITING Mrs. Joyce Board, Of
this clty, has returned hume.
Lieut.. J. W. Wa,om, of the United
States army, the noted scout, ~ OF duty
on u leave ~ absence, aud IL at the San
Felipe
MGs Mary Simpson Will teach the
school in Precinct No, ., Barelas. She
is the daughter oi Pedro A, simpson, OF
this ci,y, and ~ well qualified.
Mrs. Ralph lIalloran and children are
due To return from their summer vaca.
ton IN New York. Alr. liRlloran 10 now
at Ration, whore he will meet his wife
and children.
The people OF Barelss, south OF this
city, want postoiiice. DOnacIano
Chaves IL circulating "a petition, II the
Office IL established /, will be supplied
from this city once week.
Mics T,llis Flournoy AMI the little
daughter OF NJ. W. Fiourn ~, got home
last night from southern California. Mr..
Flournoy and wife will remain n few
days longer IN the garden state.
Marion Mccullough, formerly mem
Der % Albuquerque sporting fraternity,
but Tor the past two years down in Tex
az, arrived from Fort Worth las, night.
and will remain during the fair.
J. H. Breed, who has shipped car
load OF tine trotting and running horses
here To take part 10 thu rsces ut the fair.
arrived from Winslow last night, and 10
around among local horsemen to-day.
Miss Clara Dougap. Of Fairbury, Neb.,
10 in the city, ready for primary work in
the Second ward OF our public schools.
Miss Dougsu is an excellent teacher, and
has had considerable experience in west.
ern teaching.
4 petition 10 in circulation among the
residents south OF the city. asking that
they lie added TO the incorporation.
The petition meets with no opposition.
and il will he presented to the council at
the next meeting.
Rev. ID. L. r. own, the new pastor Of
tho Highland Methodist church south,
called at Tux CITIZEN Office this after.
noon. being introduced by II. g. O'Rsar.
Tie gentleman Gomez highly recon.
meuded az q conscientious minister OF
the Gospel.
A. Bratina has returned from pros
pectibg trip in the San Matso mountains.
lie was told that . valuable gold mine
was to be found in those hills, and he
made dillgent and unsuccessful search.
lie was lost in the mountains for three
days without anything 10 eat,
George Sides. who attended the Harri.
son Sloan wedding at Las Vegas, in fact
was one Of the handsome groomsmen.
returned home last night. Mr.. Sides re-
ports the wedding the most brliaLt AZ.
fair Of the kind he hRs attended In many
yearR
John W. Price, the Chilli saw miller,
ia in the city. and states that the other
day he engineer, Levi Clay pool, nephew
OF DIR. c. +, wilkins, killed two large
buck deer about a quarter Of a mile from
the mill with one shot from a winches.
ter rifle.
The boudsmen Of Ed, s. Buckrsr,
colored, withdrew their names yester.
day, aud late in the afternoon Deputy
Sheriff Hubbell put Ed. behind the bars
Of the county jail, Buckner Was indict
cd some time ago for grand larceny, the
alleged ofense being committed about
three years ago.
Prof. q. NJ. Marion, late Of the govern.
ment Indian school, Santa Fe, but who
hes been back 10 Port Henry, N. Y, on
q visit, 10 at the Armijo, with his brother,
DR.. J. q. Marrou, also Of Port Henry.
Both gentlemen will probably locate per.
manently IN this city, where the pro.
fessor Ia we'll known.
Col. +. w. Eaton, g we'll known Socor.
70 county miner, 10 IN the city on bust.