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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
strand Canon Party.

From the Iast issue OF the Flagptafi
Sun the following item 10 clipped;
\ pleasure party composed " the FOL
lowing ladies' and gentlemen arrived IN a
spe"iaI car from Albuquerque Sunday
evening, and left Tor tho Grsnd Canon oi
the Colorado Monday: Mr.. and Mrs. q.
W, Mcylert, OF he San Felipe hotel, Al.
buquerque. and daughter, Mrs. Pratt, OF
Philadelphia; Mr. aud Mrs. A. A. Keeu,
OF the First National bank, OF Aibuquer.
que, Mrs Andrew smith, wife Of Super.
intendeot smith, OF the Atlantic a Pa
c,tic railroad, and daughter, Mira. T. J.
Woodsiie, Of Fl Paso; Miss LILLIAN Hirst,
of Detroit; Louis Latta, OF Chicago
Henry kinsley, Of iiolbrook. The party
IN under charge OF Mr.. K,nsley. who 10
well acquainted with III. canon country,
and no doubt good time will be had
They expect to he gone about eight
days.
The party returned 10 The city this
morning in Superintendent Smiths pri.
vate coach, and they, with one accord,
state that they never enjoyed a trip more
delightfully."- than this one to tho Grand
Canon OF the Colorado. Mr.. Meyle
who was on his way 10 Califorpis, con.
tnueI westward, and will not return un.
til the 81 Of September.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

The advice OF the III Paso Herald 10
the lire ladd,-s u that city, To remain ut
nome and refuse To- take part in the
tournament at tho territorial far, has
been entirely lguored by the tire boys, No
the following clipping from the Tribune
will testify
The tircmsn hcld n meeting last even.
lng, IN which President John Julian took
hn active part The question ~ sending
the hose team a. Albuquerque was dis
cus'ei ut length, and II gRs decided that
inasmuch IN the department had arcept
Ell the invitation To attend the tourna
m'ni, the hose team would go, which
was the proper thing To do. Hurrah Tor
the lire ladjles, They'll capture q prize
sure. Good luck to you, boys.
Tn CITIES stated the other day that
tue Herald doea not represent the senti.
mentH aud feelings ~ the people Of Fl
Pa4o, and the above item proves tho ia.
s"ttlon to he correct IN every respect.
The editor 81 that paper IL aad, very
mad, weSil admit but ~hen his own
people set down on HIM he ought 10 take
u tumble To himself.
Tue III Pasn hose team will be royalty
received and treated by the Albuquerque
fire. laddies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Wants water II nerarrn.

Last night number % our business
men met at the Office OF J. y. SnifYen IN
the Socorro National bsnk building and
discussed the possibilities OF bringing
rain to this vicinity by the use OF expo.
nyes. II was determined TO make the
attempt, and arrangements made 10 con
struct 4 balloon and several large kites.
C. n. Anthony, J. T. Cook and II. X.
brown were appointed Il committee on
balloon and explosives, j. II. McCutchen
constructs the kites, and e. y. Bahney
attends to the financial affairs OF the con.
Germ. NJ. W, Browne and J. s. SnifYen
wrote to the gentleman in charge Of the
government experiments and who 10 now
supposed to be in FL Paao, asking him
II " in posslble Ia conduct series ~ Ell
periments al this point, After compile.
ting the minor arrangements the meet
Jog adjourned aud each man Get about
preparing for his work. AlthouEs the
experiments To bs conducted here must
necessarily DO upon q very limited scale,
It 10 to be hoped that they will be at.
tended With fair degree OF success. As
the experimenters intend to take advan
taee OF any condition that might prove
To be favorable, as cloudy weather, il ia
reasonable TO suppose that their efforts
will he rewarded. Socorro Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

The cn'erprlslng little town u Win
sloS, on the Atlantic Il Pacific, has been
quite unfortunate with iir-s during IA,
pact !enr, aud the latest To chronicle IL
the burning OF the pretty residences ol
Conductor Court Perry yesterday morn.
lng, Mrs. Perry had built tire 10 the
kitchen stove, after which she hnd coca.
SION to return 10 her sleeping room. a
few moments later several railroad EN-.
poyes noticed the kitchen Of the reel
dence an tire, and II ,;ifying Mr.. and
Mrs Perry nohly assisted them in saving
their household furniture, the contents
81 the kitchen and the house succumb-
iuR to the flames The tire originated
from a spark iiy ing out on the floor OF
the kitchen from the stove. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry have ma y friends here who
viii synipa,hlze with them in their mis-
fortune
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

Governor +. A. Slower arrived home
from the east this morning. Since the
close 81 the national encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic the Cover.
nor has been soiourning IN Washington
ID G, and Virginia, renewing scquaint-
ance with old comrades in arms aud vie.
ting old battle sce -. lie has alec com
biLed business with pleasure, and 10 co.
gagged In a very important enterprise
which siil necessitate his early return TO
the east. lie finds New Mex,co'a brauinR
climate agreeable after enduring the
swsltsrius heat u ths Atlantic seaboard.
lie Gays that the politicians are oil at sss
and are waiting Tor some authoritative
utterancs from Bar Harbor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

rhe ss.ts Re Ce-p..y'~ re-,,,.- %
MeW meHhen

View wentee.
While IN Chic 60 on bis way home,
Gov. Slower called upon President Man.
vel, OF the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa 70
railroad company. Mr.. Marvel said he
was glad that he had called a. he was on
the point OF telegraphing TO Albuquer.
que contradictlpg the rumor that, in the
new arrangement for the management o;
The Atlantic 4 Pacific road, necessitsted
by the resignation ~ ID. H. Robinson,
anything would be done 90 iojurs New
Mexico or 10 lesscn the importance %
Albuquerque ~ . railroad point; that
Albuquerque would continue 10 10 the
headquarters % the Atlantic 4 Pacific
road that the new manager would lie
resident OF Albuquerque, and that the
person Tor tina. important position would
be named in the immediate future. Mr..
Marvel said that instead OF iuiuring
New Mexico, the Santa Fe company
would do oil in their power TO advance
its interests and increase its prosperity
aud Importance. lie authorized Gov.
Slower TO make these gratifying and on.
couraging assurances 10 the people Of
the territory, and particularly To those
Of Albuquerque
Mr. Marvel is much encouraged with
tbs outlook for New Mexico. He thinks
that the land court will not only settle
titles. but will attract the attention OF
capital to our many opportunities Tor the
profitable investment OF capital When
men OF Mr.. Msnvel's opportunities for IN.
formation entertain such favorable views
OF our future, there ia certainly no oc.
cas'on for the people Of New Mexico 10
loae faith IN il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
RAllce l'a4rt

T. Keenan,, drunk, ten days on the
chain gang.
II. Woodruff, the "ho, tomale" man,
engaged in a 8Rht with Dog Catcher
Smith, and was pulled by Marshal Mas.
ten, lie was fned tl0 and oosts, which
he will pay.
7. O'Brieu, q gen tlsmaD Of leieure,
who makes boz car his lodging room,
was up also. lie WAS fined q and oosts,
or ten days on the chain gang; he was
committed.
Feliciana Lopez and her parsmour,
Pablo Serauo. also a friend, Porfilio Mar.
tines. the whole outfit residents OF the
Acre, we're mp before his honor, Jus.
tee Denham, Tor fighting, and were each
fined a. and costs. They raked togcth-
er sufficient cash to liquidate their In.
debtedness to the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Expected Here soon.

The surveying corps u the Rio Grandr
Irrigation and Colonization company
VINO started out from h.r. Few weekr
ago, ARE supposed 10 have completed
their work and are ext ected in town IN u
day or two, 80 is Col Smith, Tho sur.
veying party started ont from here. oe,
ginning on tho railroad track AMI run.
ming east seven miles, thence they start
ed north. Ia the vicinity ~ BernanlIo
they were L mpeled t. drop down from
tiity 10 u hundred feet on account ~ the
rough character Of lhe couutry, Ia pro
ceed'ug northward towards the proposed
dam they have found that u higher line
IN posi- ble.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

Tho Denver Field and Farm publishes
a magnificent picture Of "a Sheep Shear
ing Scene IN New Msxico-Shesp Wait.
ing their Turn 81 the Corral and in the
article following says:
The striking illustration that appears
90 conspicuously on this page represents
q shssriDg camp 10 southern New Mex.
zoo. The msrinos in the brush corral
and bhe Mexican shaarers In the back
ground form typical juno day scene IN
New MEXICO. The picture vas taken at
. sheep camp OF Ssldomr,dge 4 Pebbles,
the wsil.known sheep men OF Colorado
Springs. They this year took 10000
pounds OF wool from their iiocks in New
MEXICO, which We bslieys 10 be the
greatest clip taken In that territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

- '''' Wv '''}s Nhk ~
Chns. l.. Jones, of the Pueblo stock
yards, il ~ the city, aud has his name ON
the Armri register.
1. A. Riordan, manager OF the Flag
staff Lumber company, il in the city. Ell
Io!lng - few days Of metropolitan life.
Joscelyn B MANLY, the .hustling live.
stock trader Of Trinidad, Colorado, was
ia the city Saturday on the hunt Tor
some lambs and sheep ot various classes
John W. Gardner, the Los Angeles
piano and organ dealer. IL at the San
Felipe During the fair, Mr. Gardner
will have aac exhibition OF u-ica! in
struments.
Bertnld Spl,z. who has been visiting
New York CITY for four weeks. eating
Boston baked beans and enjoying de.
lighiful drives with his "intended," ar.
rived home last night, looking fresh and
happy.
Hon Thos T. Wilson, the United
States attorney Tor Arizona. who hns
been attending court at Prescott, called
at THE CITIZEN this afternoon. The
gentleman il on his Way To his home Il
Tucson.
This morning l. d. Mandell received
from Chicago two fine oil paintings, the
work % Miss Essie Lamm, the tianre ~
the young gentleman. The paintings
show the LADY to be an arts, OF no mean
proportions,
Rev. Waugh, the young minister Of the
Highland Methodist church. leaves to.
night for the New MEXICO conference
which convsnes at FL Paso, Texas, on
Wednesday, Aug, &c, II IL likely Rev
Waugh will DO returned TO the church
here.
4, \. Austin and wife arrived from
Salt Lake CITY. Utah, last uisht aud are
at the Arm,jo to-day. They leave this
evening for Socorro, aud on Wednesday
will 10 TO Monterey, Mexico, whore Mr..
Austin takes charge % a large shelter IN
course Ct erection there by eastern CAPT.
talists.
Mayor Saint, who has just returned
from his ranch on the Atlantic 4 Pacific,
states that the drouih 10 severe and the
grass is drying up rapidly. II rain does
not come In u few days the suffering
among the cattle will be intense and
many will OF necessity perish before
spring.
Samuel keryte, a prominent member
OF tue Pueblo tribe Of Indians, and wife,
registered last night ut the European
from LagunG Samuel alwsys travels In
siy,e when visiting the mstropoIia lie
il different 10 that respect from the
PusbIOs who nightly sleep under and on
the porch Of l., II 'i'u,ney.
The annual cavalry competitive firing
for the departments Of Arizona and Tex.
A., closed st Fort Wiugats, ". NJ, Fri.
day afternoon. John u. Foley, private,
troop q. Second cavalry, aud Sergeant
stephen s Ford, troop II, Tenth caysl.
~, will represent the departments on
the cavalry army team 10 Chicago. The
following Distinguished marksmsn will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
The, Quit work.

There seems To- To somc trouble be-
la"rn the tuners working On the Com
mcrc,nl club building aud the contractors
Tor the work. Maniell Bros Il e.. since
beginning the roofing oh the high build
'ng the men have been going To work nt
= o'clock in the morning, working up till
II, noon, then lay ing OH until I. working
from that hour up To X. They did this
~ order Ia work III the cool hours, put.
tng in, however, their ten hours labor.
NcStcrd ~ Mr.. Mnnd-l seat word 10
them that he wanted the man 10 com.
meuce work At : II m, aud quit II, 6 =.
IN. THIS tn" man would no, acqul-sce u.
Unless their wages we're advanced 10 a.
per day. Mr., Mandell would not submit
To an Increase IN their wages, aud paying
thea IN the men land down their tools
AMI quit work on the CDmmerc,al club
building Everitt Green. Peter Fiaherty
and 4 A. Godwin were the wprkmen
who quit, Mr.. Maudeli IL advertising in
iHE CITIZEN Tor timers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
A Hoy shot,

Yesterday afternoon n Mexican boy
named Antonio Garcia. Residing with his
parents 10 the north Highlands, visited
the P!lest- garden IN the old town AID
was helping himself TO some rlpcned
fruits when u Mexican named FrauclsCo,
who watches the garden under street or.
d"rs, tired ut the lad with 4 shot gun. A
number Of the shots pene,ra ed the boy .
face aud head. lie wac taken home, and
although not dangerously shot, u will liz
some time before he will 10 out Of danger.
THE CITIZEN understands that Fraucis.
co has not been arrested. The matter
should lie stigsted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
CITY tOiNCiL.
De,siiea Keepers 81 the rrserrai.K. Of
the nrettsE Last EveniaE.

Detaited hepert 81 The rrseredlaEs ei
the neettsE Last kveniaR.
The board Of aldermen met last even
ING in adj ,nrned regular session, Mayor
SAINT preceding
Present A ldetmen Arm,jo. FAR
Hunt, Mnluy aud Miller; Clerk Hopkins
Accent Aldermen Bowman, GabeI
aud Raster
The bids Tor the building u n bridge
across First street and TiJeras road we're
read. and referred 10 the street commit
tee with full power To accept or reject
bills.
A pc ition from the Flambeau club,
signed 10y sixty one business men aud
representative citizens, asking that the
city council appropriate 500 Tor IRE
works, wac presented 10 tho !'oArd by Is.
:. Rodey, who made few timely re-.
marks advocating the appruptiatiol.
Go motion ot Alderman Hunt, second.
ei 10y Alderman Farr, that the amount
be appropriated with the understanding
that no pe,ltion be circulated among the
c,zens asking funds Tor such purposes.
The motion lost
Alderman Miller. seconded by Alder
man Hunt, moved that the vote on the
above motion be reconsidered
1t WAS carried.
II vas then moved 10y Alderman Mil
Ter, seconded by Alderman Fnrr. that
the CONFEDERATE u of the petition hc post.
poned until the next regular meeting.
which was adopted.
M Rodey, representing the Gutulc
brothers, relative 10 recent order ~
the board for cement sidewalk on the
north side of Copper avenue, between
Second and Third streets, asked that the
matter bc deferred Tor aeycral months
on account 81 the property being at pres
cut IN litigation, aud IL would therefore
work u hardship ON the present owners
w put down n cement sidewalk The
Guru'es would cutter into u contract with
the city g. comply with the order e. put
down u cement sldc~alk also erect on
the 'rtS ~ BRICK building. M soun M the
SUIT ~ litigation IL decli"l or dismiss
ed
The matter was laid over until the
next regular meeting
\ warrant MAS ordered drawn m favor
OF I \ Gurul. Tor slS'. iur apriukiius
III" streets ana wstsrIrg the trccs
On motion - Alderman Mal,y, second
ell 10y Alderman tatr. that the mnyur bc
requrs'ed - issue proclamation calling
npun the cillI-us 10 Decorate their reel.
denccs and places ~ business during
fair week Carried.
Ga motion ~ Alderman Farr, second
ed 10y Al herman Muller, that the quos.
ton uf AN extra sprinkler Tor sptnkung
the streets during fair week be referred
to the ~ rect committee, 10 report AZ the
next meeting.
Alderman Maloy moved that the city
Rttnrne, he instructed g. draw up a Tor.
mnl order, lnstruc,iug the saver con.
tractor, =. H. Rose, t. place the streets
in the same condition in which he found
them, and that the city engineer he IN
charg. ~ the work
Adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
viii be with Is.

G., f. lIosmer. editor and publisher ~
the Springer Banner aud Ccrrlllns Bea
con, came down from the north last light
aud If at the Arm,jo Mr. liosmer's two
papers Rre prosperous, AMI the geutle.
man states that Springer aud C-rrillos
are two lively, rnterptis,pg towns, lie
- dong good work through the columns
Ut his papers Tor the metropolis Alhu
querque and the coming territorial fair,
aud says that Springer and Cerril'os will
be represented lie passed through Las
Vegas yesterday without stopping any
length Of time, aud therefore cannot give
an account 81 the condition ~ the two
editors OF the daily paper OF that place.
There must be something wong with
them for they have failed in the two last
issues to call Albuquerque "insect rid
den" ar an, % the other pleasant words
So characteristic of the two !edtpss,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

aIso he present; Henry lIenser, sergeant
troop u, Second cavalry; ChnstiaI
BRAND, sergeant, troop A, Second cav
air! Emit II Steiner, corporal. troop u
Second cavalry; Garven &. Taliaiertu
/ private, band, Third cavalry. Harry G
Hmd, sergeant, troop I, Second cavalry
/ ". Is. Iiennershbcts, captain of the At
buquerquc Guards, Ia back from busl
ne~s trip To Chicago. Captain, II IL s'at
ed tba, numb-r ~ tn. Guard, ARE moi
attending to tneir drills M they should
and II behuo,es you 81 iniuse the ihe,
/ IN them that they must lie IN good form
to win some ~ the prizes at the compc,i
tive drill ut the territorial fair.
Miss Emma CadwallAder, OF OskAlOnsa
Iowa, Who Sas recently elected Wy III,
board ~ education. as n teacher in ouI
city schools. arrived on the morning
tain Miss Cadwalladet has taught
several years IN the public schools ~ Os
kalursa which, were noted Tor the hoiur
they received FROM their exhibit at The
PARIS exposition, IN the form ~ y bronze
medal.
tul lIultuu, clam ndjus'cr Tor the At
iantlr \ Pacific road, AID Fred Hinton,
focal agent Tor the GaI, ~ cod, arrived
home last night from few weeks visit
tp New Hampshire and Vermont rclR.
t,"s aud friends Whrle away Fred had
hts measure taken frf u tia x sult. which
he will wear On certain memorial ucca
sruu To- occur neat month bctNr"n the
Sih aud 10Th.
". T.. Mu-'r . \ Murtry, t. ".
VI IRE! aud + l. Gates A., r"s,strrrd at
the Armyp from Denver. 1t Nn- uu,scd
around that rhr grutlrmcI corst Iu;rd u
corps - rusIIcrrs for the Denver y RIO
Graudr. VITO had been cent down the
valley up a surveying tour, but Que 81
the gentlemen. IN conversation with tie
r"ruttcr, declafcl that they were here on
other business entirely they ar" look
lug up band whrh hat once been tilet
upon 10y Muursota friends, aud winch
lie ~ the vcrulty - Betnahilo
Deputy Sheriff liubbeli IL back from
Gallup, where he has been H. read nrsH
t. qurOl any disturbance created 10y the
STRIKING coal ncrs. lie reports all
quiet. aud even the land tt'e li.pltc be
tween DR. Il h,nson aud Justice Maouey
IA uu" eide, aud Gregg l'agc on IT.,
other, III which the latter Mas shot at
the other day, us satisfactorily settled.
Tie drputy sheriff Nil remain here uu
~ Wiley Weaver arrives with hls color
ed coal miners. when he vii escort the
liter to Gallup under his protection,
the uuuers ard cIaa holders u San
Pedro aud Golden hc'd meeting lnlt
Saturday aud effected arrangements, Il
pnsslble, To employ Judge II. l.. Warren,
~ thls clty, 10 represent them IN looking
a't,r the mineral w. the grant claimants
which Will come up Tor hearing in III.
United Stairs supreme court Mt Wrsh
ing'on. -. e, sum,time ~ October
Judge Warren ~ famiIat with the rase
he haNIus carried II ihfuu ia the court,
- far toa successful issue, aud IL ia,
proper att rrn"y Ia represent the miners
and claim owners Tor their lights IN tie
higher court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
rh- anptur~a toaviet.

Sheriff Lockhsr', Of Grant county,
passed up the road last night, having 10
charg. James Gould, one ~ the escaped
peLiten,iary convicts, whom he captured
ON hls ranch near the bounJ"'y 81 Mex
leo. Gould IL the murderer u Ageat
Harvey, ~ Mutt station, and was sen.
fenced to the peni'outiary for fifteen
years Tor murder and robbery, lie had
served five years, wheU he escaped, AZ.
ter s-rying out his sentence for murder
and robbery, he has seven indictments
Tor horse stealing tn anaw@r III the courts
os southern New Mexico. Sheriff Lock,
hart beIieves that the other two escaped
oonv,cts ara a'so III the neighborhood
whore Goul was captured, aud he has
his trusted deputies out after them,
James A. Lockbart, Jr, assistant live
stock agent OF the Santa Re road, this
city. met his father NJ the depot,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

Yesterday afternoon Pistol Johnny"
aud George EIckIebsrger sogagei 10 a
friendly scuffis ~ Eakins saloon. old
town, and the latter VAS thrown TO tho
fio"r, breaking both bones IN the right
leg above the aukle. DR.. yesterday WAS
summoned 10 dress the leg, aud the man
10 resting M easy Es possible under the
circumstances. Il was 40 unfortunate
scuiiis and Pistol Johnny" very much
regrets the accident.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

John A. Lee, Of the Aztec Coal com.
pany received a telegram from Gallup.
stating that the executive committee
having the strike IN charge bad declared
the strike Oh and the men are willing 10
york upon the terms offered by the CON.
panies. A large number OF tho strikers
will bs re- employed by the companies,
but the leaders AID agitators will have
to 20 TO work elsewhere. From the DO.
ginning the sympathy Of the public was
decidedly against them. Tor tho reason
that the cause Of the strike Vas traced
10 the personal dislike " a few miners
Tor John james, snperintsndsnt OF the
Aztec Coal company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Little 70 arb Dead,

Al o'clock yesterday morning, Marx,
the fifteen months old soa Of Engineer
Ch"s Wage aud ~'f-. died aitsr brief
illness from congestion Of the BRAN aud
Was buried the afternoon from The fam
", resldsrcs ou the Highlands, the bur
,ai 'akiog place In Fairv'oS cemetery.
nj. Wsgg 10 an engineer ON the Atlsntlo
4 Pacific, aud bis many friends offsr their
coincidence
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
nead Lave Mes

The Santa Fs board of trade must -
lee, a set OF live and pushing men TO go
a. delegates to the railroad convention Ia
be held at Albuquerque. Santa Fs has
great interests at stale in ,his matter
By the way, at the request Of the Denver
Chamber OF Comm the date OF the
convention has been changed from bsp'
tsmbsr 10 70 la.-Nsw Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
A M,aalght Iatraaer

Mira W. w. Pope, wife Of the local
auditor OF the Atlantic 4 Pacific, had =
scare last night A burglar called at
her residence, first enter ng the kitchen
and then passing through to the parlor.
His footsteps we're heard by the lady
aud the servant, and when they were in
the rear OF the house investigating they
saw the intruder standing at tho top OF
the side stairway With a lighted match
Ia his hand. Screams brought the as
sistancs OF nelghbors, but when they
arrived the man had disappeared, leav.
Ing without, ,oomplisbIng his intended
purpc.e, that % robbery Mr.. Pope is at
present out on the road, but all lntruders
hereafter had better give the Pope resi-
denco vide berth Tor the madame OF
the house Is fixed 10 meet oil comers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Aaa Fsars's iDsiegate..

Yesterday the citizens OF Han Pedro. in
MAS meeting, With J, 7, Mclaughlin -
chairman, agreed upon tho following
gentlemen 20 represent that thriving
mining town At the railroad Convention
10 DO held 10 ths city on Bsp, IL: DR., A.
q. Lane, AleI Rogers, N. J. S,rupguist,
Peter MAcksl and Nc Goodman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

FAsse,t, the new collector OF the port
az New York. is = largo stookholdsr 10
the Alamo Hsaoo Cattle company, south.
west OF Dealing,