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


the oreexhib,t % his county Tor the fair
Ia being pushed with considerable visor
Wy J. J Lawson, who intends t. have a
magnificent d splAy ~ minerals N time
ior the uIruing ~ the fair
II. Is Ferguson. wife and babies, 40.
compamcd 10y Miss Lena and Atno IIu
ming, children ~ Franz ilunlng, who
have been enjoying tropical California
Tor the past few weeks, were passenger
homc on last nights Atlantic Il Pacific
tram from the cuust MIR Ferguson
states that the visit VAS much enjoyed
by his party.
A :, ToJkc, the thoroughbred racer
oi Mcssrs Zeigcr 4 Geach, While erct
clHlng uu the track this morning, threw
h,S rider and ran around the track a, n
runaway gait eighteen times without
stopping The horse WA thoroughly
frightened AMI covered min. milce. Tho
gentlemen are surely having hard luck
with their horses.
This morning Marshal Maston came
into possession ~ u spurious y liver dol.
lar, ~ the coinage ~ 1877. This makes
thirty bogus SILVER dollars he has collect
ell ~ fulluws: OneUi 1888 two ~ 1884,
aud twenty seven ~ 1880. The coins
are being manufactured by conted
rate Of the party, who IL now in Jail
awaiting trial Tor passing counterfeit
silver dollars.
A telegram was received this morning
FROM San Pedro, via Cerr,llos, by DIR. A.
\, Allison, informing him that NJ H.
Bowman Was worse and II was thought
IN dying condition. The gentleman ~
suffering with typhoid fever, The doctor,
accompanied by his wife aud mother.
Mrs, NJ. j. Allison, left ON the receipt "
the telegram Tor San Pedro. lie will not
return until tomorrow evening.
Constable Lupe expects ia short
time TO be- classed among the bonanza
mine kings " the southwest. This
morning he received "a sample Of the ore
taken from his Bob Tail mine, near Chill.
iii, which shows up well in silver and
Ralena The 5andia mountains are com.
ing to the front in development OF its
mines aud It IL predicted that come dts.
covery will be made that will startls the
miners and prospectors OF the south
west.
In THE CITIES article OF yesterday
about the DAVIS birthday party, the fol.
lowing names Of little folks present were
inadvertently omitted Irene, Louise
and Ethel Saint, Nora Werner, Frank,
Nellie, Roy and Ray Strong, Mabel Ken.
nedy, Wallace and Willie Hesselten,
Arthur and Isabel Spencer; also the fol
lowing ladies: Mrs. q. l. Brooks, Mrs.
John Mcmillan, Mrs. +. W. Spencer,
Mrs J. r.. Saint, Mrs. Phillips, hrs. Rev.
Forester aud sister, Mrs. Wilson, OF
Memphis, Tenn.
Lauterio Barela, who had considerable
fun with his. knife last Sunday after.
noon, is finding out Ia his sorrow that IL
costs something TO cut and assault PEG.
Pile. lie was up before Justice Whiting,
81 old town, after Justice Denham had
gotten through With hiui, and the former
fined him e25 and costs for assaulting
Mrs. Vicente Sedillo. Lauterio will like
ly remember his spree for many months
to come, and will not again look upon
the wine when It 10 red TO any consider.
able extent.
The &C. G. Hall Never Sweat" running
team held an enthusiastic meeting last
night at the Hooks Carl Ennis was
made chairman Of the meeting. and Sam
Sterne officiated az secretary. II vas
unanimously agreed TO abstain, from
now until after the races, the use OF ali
kinds OF stimulants, including coffee and
tea, and TO retire every night not later
than 10 o'clock. Sam Mclaughlin ADD
Sam Stsrne were selected uozzlemen,
while w. g. Mccormick and tho score
tary OF the Athletic club were chosen to
pull the hose. The other positions will
be arranged later on. The "Never
Sweats" have entered the competition to
win, and they have friends in the city
who are willing 10 bot a few dollars that
they get u place winning second or
third money, II they fail 10 get first
place.