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

'" wv" ehme stylo, Our Guy are
metropolitan.
The vacant lota on the corner " Scc
und street and Silver avenue we're clear.
ed Uff yesterday Tor the Guards ~ drill
on
Judge Lac will leave tonight kr Las
Ncgnr, where he holds cour, for Judge
OBrynn, Who will make n trip to east.
ern friends
Mrs A. MuEio aud daughter. Mics Gle
liza, viii leave the old town Monday
morning Tor n two weeks vacation nj
jones ho, Springs.
The Occidental base ball club, colored
boys, desires TuL Ciri1LS to challenge
Tor them any ,olorcd club in the south.
wcst Tor match game Of base ball.
On the tirst Of July n FIRE broke out in |
the South iIomestake mine at White
oaks. aud two miners were burned 10 |
da'h. The loss ~ heavy, and may
cause the mine 10 shut down.
There viii be- no open air concert on
the stand ~ front ~ the San Felipe
tine evening by tho Albuquerque silver
curu"t band Neat week the boys will
play on Tuesday aud FRIDAY evenings,
Adelaide g. lie Baca, Hon ~ A. &. de
iid.a, Who has been u tending the Albu.
q"rpno academy, u bright young hoy
Who n-p,trs To- tho medical Ccience, has
accept, i u position ut the drug store of
/. II liutgers n Sun,
: T. Pratt. the excellent book keeper
At the Gallup Coal compnny's Office, this
city, with liza wife and babies, leave early
80 morrow morning Tor Camp Whitcomb,
whctr they will camp out for four days.
| + G.. Pratt, and wife 60 10 Hear canon,
At the annual election uf the Albu
qucrquc ludge No, 3li2, q, u. q. az q. +.
/ Tor the ensuing yenr the following OH.
GERS were elected \. Il. Casaeils, N. g.;
| II. knoN, y. g.; j. W. Berry, y. s.; J.
Lame, T. y. g., W X Chapman, y. r.;
W " Tntr, T. VI. f.; =. r. Ellsworth,
". G.; y Carper, W. r.; J. llarkaday.
r.. \
Thirvcs have been pfowling around
the residence 81 ". r.. Page, on Second
/ street, and every time they call they take
away some .oods Last night they got
over IN tho back yard aud took from the
clothes line several quite. sheets, etc,
and nlso mndr away with n lot OF pigeons
aud several hens No clue TO the per.
petratuta,
There are couple 81 young people in
the ely who have all along considered
themselves perfect walters in fact, the
best to be found IN the metropolis. Last
night they met in tho parlor 81 certain
hotel and, Il il said, agreed To 90 to So.
zorro aud comrcte for the prizes offered
Tor the best walters ut the dance 10.
morrow night They are likely 20 take
the late south. bound freight this after.
noon.
T. II. Greenleai. known ms "uncle
Rob, the HorsemaB," IL back from his
trip to the New England states, where
he has number OF relatives and old
time friends. On his way home, he stop.
ped IN Rice county, Kansas, to zee ais
tor whom hc has not seen for seventeen
years, and ne reports the fields waving
IN wheat, the finest and heaviest crop
for years. Mr. Greenleaf states that be
hopes 10 bc ready TO commence the
building ~ that promised three story
business binding on Railroad avenue in
u few months.
A. l., Barney, son ~ Conductor Bar.
! ncy, who left the city about three weeks
ago "a Join surveying outfit at Ash
Fork, Arizona, has returned home. Ar,
etetcs that the survey 81 the new road
Santa Fr, Prescott 4 Phenix Ash
Fork to Prescott, n distance OF 81 4. IL
miles, IN completed, and that the line ia
abou, fifteen miles shorter than from
, Prescott Junction To Prescott. At Pres
} colt he witnessed the hoss boys there
practiclnR and the Other day they made
n wet test ia thirty one seconds, and last
Sunday saw the Fort Whipple ball club
defeat the Prescott boys by tho score oi
IL too.
Bu-incss Men Organized rer the Pre-.
tretisa or all Honest People.
The business men of Albuquerque mel
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