Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

the rule heretofore was only four hours,
and also IT, devote, beside the Elk hours.
two afternoons oi each week Ia iIttog
and teaching sewing 10 the girl scholars.
the teacher TO cut, haste aud ii, all the
garments. The lady undoubtedly earns
what SALARY the Rovernmen. pays Tor
such labor
John Atkinson, the colored fellow Who
used y gun over the bend - John Ia, .ur
~ his fight the other evening, had his
hearing mfotc Justice Drnham thus
morning and vas sent to tho county jall
IN default ~ $500 bond To awai, the
action ~ tue next grand jury.
\. &, McCorklc. Of Superior, Neh.. is
IN the city on route 10 Holbrook, Arr.
1onn, 20 superlntcnd the shipping ~
sixty car loads ui cattle to Superior.
The cattle were recently purchased 10y
Mr. McCotkl" from the Wabash Cattle
company, HunIne Bros aud Gardiner Il
Guhs.
W. Bchrcudt, ~ the firm ~ Behrcndt
4 Co. who will open general mcrchan
disc store IN the corner room Of the
>rlsarrl building on Railroad avenue,
has arrived in the city from San Fran
CISCO, and this morning called at TIM
CITIZEN office IN company with +. II.
liealy, The store will he ready t. open
by December 10Th.
Mira Mary Cullen, who arrived here a
lew days ago from Chicago, IL seriously
III at the Windsor with consumption.
Her husband, who IN commercial tour.
let, IL expected here in few days, when,
1t IL thought, she will be taken further
south, The Invalid il receiving kind at.
tentIon ut the Windsor.
Judge Lee, Of this district, who was IA
Santa Fe yesterday on business, returned
home lnst night. The Judge states that
the Judges ~ the land court will visit
next Monday evening, and
in that event It would he wise for the
local bar and the citizens to make ar
engagements for properly entertaining the
distinguished iurists.
Z. &. keifer, chief Of the ri Paso tire
department, extends an invitation Ia the
Albuquerque Ere department through
Chief fsicke, to be present a, the ses.
slons OF the miners convention, which
there inside uf the next ten
days. THE CITIZEN understands that
several members have sIgnitied their IN
tention Of attending the convention.
j. Thompson Lindsey. who formcrly
the southwest country in the
interest q the Orr Il Liudsley Shoe com
pany, but now representing the Vert.
he'mer Swar,s Shoe company, manuiac.
lurera u boots and shoes, ST. LOUIS,
came down from the north last night and
has his samples at the Armijo. This is
Thompson's first visit for several months.
\ picture Of Albuquerque in May,
1881, where the now thriving city OF ten
thousand people bad scarcely a hun.
lred, 10 IN the possession OF Otto Deick.
man Mother Boyle's tents are plainly TO
be seen, the Armiio house, the adobe
residence in the rear now occupied by
Mrs. Talbot, and few frames aud tents,
scattered hero and there, are clearly |
recognizable by the old timers. II 10 a
rood picture 20 keep, aud Mr.. Deick.
mann will place It among the archives OF |
lis office.
From what THE CITIZEN can learn war |
nas been declared between the two
'upper.teh" dancing clubs. Prot. Ian.
rum, the teacher, desired that the two |
'luOs consolidate, and at last nights |
meeting he announced his wish; but Il |
ell fiat upon the members OF the oppos.
ng .actIons-in fact, 1t did not meet the |
OF the leaders OF the two clubs, |
md they will hereafter be taught the
may waltz at independent times and at
lIferent place..
why don't Col. Smith arrive and hold
'ome OF those many postponed meetings
II the Rio Grando Irrigation Colonial.
ion company" is a question heard IRE.
luently on the streets. The other day
clvll Engineer Simpson received letter
rom the colonel telling him TO postpone
he advertised meeting from week to
week until he arrives, but he does not
appear 10 be moving in this direction
cry fast. IL his company intends to
'ulld the canal, he should come out and
et the people 20 understand.
A. NJ. Adams, who is principal in u
awsuit for valuable land near Denver,
worth nearly million Of dollars, and
which is now pending in the district
curt OF that city, came down from the
Iorth last nigh, on q visit 10 his sons,
andy and Will Adams. Another Of the
ute, which reveals an interesting his.
DRY ot the early life Of Mr.. Adams on the
laius Of Colorado and New Mexico, was
ublished in full 10 TaE CITIZEN OF
november 18th, The land for which
IT, Adams IL suing lies within a short
istance OF Denver, and 10 claimed by the
'idow OF John W. lii, and William s.
lin and LOUISA Ilif.