Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-04-18
tFrum tho Daily, hrril u.s.
The people ~ Albuquerque hsvs about
$1,000 invested in bicycles

$1,000 invested In bicycles.
Malone, tho billiar,list and eIper,
dead beat. was in Las Vegas yesterday.
The riycr is said 10 b. higher now than
at any other time within the past ten
ycara
Ell Buckner Ia n rus:ler and has open.
cd n paint shop. lie IL crowded. with
ordcra
hen. Johnson, the printer, who had
RDme trouble In the United States court,
has left the city.
Clerk Harris is busy these days writ.
ing out certificates 90 those who did
work on the dyke.
Jack Akers aud several more good
boys from Santa 20 are among the Albu.
qucrque sports to day.
Rev Henry Forester, rector 81 the
Episcopal church, has returned from II
trip To Eddy and the Pecoe valley coun.
try.
A number % email saloons are grad.
Hhllg NbThluk WI 'll'li etNh W
preparatory Ia closing out on the lst of
May.
&. NJ. Fisk, manager % the Arizona
Co operative Mercantile institute, doing
business Mt ilolbtook, IN In the city on
business.
On the Is, Of May the saloon at the
Windsor hotel will be closed. The pro.
ptictor. Il. II. Moore, has long contain.
plated this move.
Mira Ant j. Baca, wife o. n prom,nen,
native citizen 81 San Miguel county and
niece ~ Adolfu Oteru, ~ this city, is the
guest oi Mrs. J. NJ. Perca.
A petty thief Inst night stole numtrr
Of ruae bushes from the residences OF
Messrs. Smith and Gable. The bushes
we're fresh planted. and cost about dol
lar each
Georgo II. Mckenzie, formerly OF thir
city but now in business at Salt Lake
Chy, Utah. has presented several OF his
Albuquerque friends with photographic
views OF Salt Lake City.
The office OF the Continental OH com
pany has been removed upstairs in the
Whiting building by the removal
Cobbs studio, now conducted by W. II
Cobb aud Miss Eddie Ross, will be great
ly enlarged.
The Office OF Drs. Raster h Wroth, up
stairs in tho W. G. Leonard Il 90. build
ing. il comfortably and conveniently
suited Tor these two excellent physicians
They have two rooms and they are pleas
antly furnished.
James Lucas, q coal mine owner o
CerrIllos; John Brockman, q banker sn'
n very wealthy citizen Of Silver City; c
T. Lusk, OF New York. and r. f. Clclan'
and !. n. Large, OF Denver, wcro yester
days callers at the Commercial club.
Noa HELD, OF the dry goods firm OF II
field Bros, has returned home from hl
trip 10 New York, much improved il
health. After remaining in the city
few days, he will visit FL Paso, whore b
will pay his respects To Msa Emm
Schultz, the young lady whom be viii
marry on the 81 Of May.
Last year when the grip was playinI
sad havoc with q numoer 81 our old sa'
young bloods, Lieut.. Sid. Calender wen
through all right and frequently mad
sport ~ the intense suiferings endured b.
some ~ ,hosc attacked. This season tb
lieutenant ~Is not as lucky, he did NJ
escape the prevailing influenza, and II !
nov asserted that he has entirely los
his grip. lie will reman at his room 10
. lev days
Joseph Shotwell, u bright young gen
tleman from R,chmond, No, who woul
have graduated Ia Law at Ann Arbol
Mich, this spring, had his health pei
mitied, IL dying 81 consumption a. Ar'
Hawley's on Silver avenue. About 81
weeks ago his mother arrived 10 he nea
his bed % illness, and last night at tn
suggestion OF the attending physician,
Telegram Was sent eas. 10 notify the invs
lids father of his gradual decay. lie
expected 10 get here Friday evening
BEARD CT EAu~asls..
The boAr,i - education met last ever
ing at the city building for tho purpos
% efectlpg permanent organization.
All members we're present except ID,
Sanmis and q. W. Meylert.
Tho u,an,I,ara t,raaapf tanL tha oath ,