Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-04

ifnuds hero who will regret to learn ~
her death.
THE census ~ Gallup Just taken,
alows IN iol!oas Males, NJ, adults
female, 81, children, male, Us female
lll, total. lOl2. The town shows a
healthy growth, aud will p,on be moor
potatcd
Mrs r.. Harrington, wife % lloNdmas
ter Harrington ut krngman, is here look
INK up her liege lord, who has been IN
Joy ing himself in the metropolis the
past few days. Mrs. Harrington ia a,
thu Windsor.
Deputy United States Marshal Armi
j. has returned from the Ndcimlcuto
dis,tlc', IN the northwestern part OF the
county, where be served papers on a
number ~ people for violating the I'd
munds adultery law
THIS morning Is, Ruppe PANIED from
the ore which Fritz Lummltl brought a.
the city from LAS Pacitas, considerable
gold. All accounts would indicate that
Las piaci'as will soon b"cume known ns
a booming mining camp.
Mrs. Santiago Iubbcll. mother, Mrs.
j. W. Thomas and MISS Barbarlta Hub.
bail, sisters - Deputy Sheriff Thos.
llubbell, will leave FRIDAY Tor month n
outing at Jemes hot springs They will
carry with them tents aud plenty Of pro
NlslunH
Don. VIVIAN Baca, prominent citizen
~ Sucurro county, residing ut Escon.
dldH, died the other day. He was we'll
known Ia many ~ the native citizens oi
this clty aud county. His dealt IL Ia.
mented, Tor he Was very entcrprising
citizen ~ his county.
DR. HOPE, one 10 the cty's new phys.
cans, has written several splendid and
letters about Albuquerque.
the famous RIO Grande valley and New
Mexico IN general IT, the Olaihe, Kan,
shlll'iH Nv 'AI'NNc HDui' w ulF
Kodsas friends here thus fall.
Judge ". &. lIaalediue. the energetic
counsellor for the Atlantic & Pacific,
who went with his family 10 the Pacific
coast, where lac saw them comfortably
quartercd Tor the summer, returned 10
the city and his John Hancock" appears
on the register ~ the San Felipe.
Burt Martin, She travelling representa-.
tive % tho Rocky Mountain News, Den.
yer, who was here yesterday, aud John
Neeland we're old chums in Lradville
several years ago. They roomed To-
gcther and we're Ia love With the same
young girl who lived "Idst around the
corner"
l.. Traucr. who with his brother Sam,
now deceased, conducted Il general mer
chqndiss store IN the old town IN the
early days ~ the Sls, came IN yesterday
from Grants. where he ~ clsrklng IN The
store u Sol Block. Sam Traucr died IN
st. Louis about four years ago from >
tumur IN the head.
Miss Mabel Stevens, daughter u y r..
Stevens, one Of the graduates o. ls.o
from the New West Academy here, but
who has been attending school the past
year nj Rockford, H., returned 10 her
parents last right. The young lady will
take another course OF school lie, going
back to Rockford in the fall.
Harry +, Owens, the most accommo.
dating court stenographcr that ever
worked the keys Of n iust in this dis.
trict, il back from his trip 10 Socorru,
Las Cruces, ri Pnso aud Juarez, Mexico.
lis face shows n little sunburnt, but
there 10 n glow Of health in his rosy
cheeks which was not there a few weeks
ago,
Father =. personc, formerly stationed
here aud at Las Negas, but now prInc
pal Of the Jesuit college ut Denver, is 10
the city. The father accompanied the
students returning IN Their homes IN
southern New Mexico, Ms1ic and Texas
as far IA FL Paso. lie will remain here
u iew days 10 res, up before returning 10
Denver
Mrs. J, +, Carey, who has been for the
past month on her husbands sheep
ranch IN Socorro county, arrived home
this morning, accompanied by Mr.. Carey.
The gentleman states that he never saw
his section Of the country ~ prosperous
the stock in good condition, fine rains
the pas, few days, and plenty % grass
The crops in the valleys are doing finely
Mrs Bambiaa Rsbb~d
Yesterday Afternoon, about o o'clock,
Mrs. q. Bamb;ni. wife ~ the First street
tailor, placed her pocket book contains NJ