Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-05
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Mrs. w. \. Burke, wife 81 n member
OF the editorial staff OF THE CIriEES, re-
turned last evening from n two weeks
visit 10 the cities ~ southern Cal'ornis
Rev. =. &. Virgil, and wife are home.
ward bound aud will arrive IN Albuqucr.
que about the 18th They will I've In
t,.as TO zee the great territorial eShlbi.
ton.
Mrs. y. -. Smith, wife oi the dentist,
left laat night Tor Union City, Ind, to
visit her homo people, The doctor will
be grass widower for at least slI
weeks
DR. @. i. Robinson, OF Gallup, came IN
from the wet last night Ia meet his WIfe,
who has been on Wait 10 brennan, Tex.
NJ. The doctor aud wife will return la
Gallup this evening.
The delegates ~ tho town OF Bcrna.
lilo 10 the railroad convention here were
selected yesterday and are az follows
Is r. Perea, J. NJ. Castillo, Il, Montoya,
Juae G. Estrada, Anastscio del Vale aud
}. X. Arm,jo.
A Mexican farmer, arriving here early
this morning with = wagon load 81 all
kinds ~ fruits, had the misfortune 10
have one OF the hind wheels ~ hls wagon
break on. a job Therefore for the
blacksmith
Secretary Chsa II. Pope and J. G.
Martin are making elaborate arrange
menta for the shooting tournament,
which takes place fair week There will
be n large attendance 81 marksmen from
all over the southwest.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. K Malette ore re-
last night Of q ten pound boy. II ia the
first born, and OF course jerome the
father, Ia exceedingly Pleased over the
fact that It is boy.
George Montgomery, q clerk in the
auditors office % the Atlantic a Pacific,
spike leader in the Albuquerque hose
running team, left for the west last night
on business. lie will probably stop at
Prescott, Arizona, for q day,
K G. Vuse, the owner Of "Midyale"
ranch, and one OF the old former resi-.
dents OF this city, who ls now n resident
OF San Francisco, writes that he will lie
at the territorial fair, and hopes to meet
his many old friends on that occasion.
Rev. j. d. Bush was pad rare com.
pliment at the conference at FL Paso.
The people Of Eddy petitioned that he
be stat,ouei there by the conference.
and sent along With the uetition q guar.
anteod subecript N u 600 toward his
salary.
The Trinidad Advertiser Gays, Sister
Blandiua, one Of tho pioneer sisters OF
charity to Trinidad, returned yesterday
from Albuquerque, y. NJ, to take charge
OF the First ward public school. The
good sister 10 one Of the beat discipllnar.
ians 10 the city.
III. Byrnes, q first class young gentle
man who has made Albuquerque his
home for year, will leave tonight for
Philadelphia. where he spent his child.
hood days, lie viii be absent abou,
thirty days, and before returning will pay
h.s respects TO relatives reading in New
York and Boston.
W. II. Renicb, OF Royslton, MINI 10, u
anxious 10 know all about New Mexico
and tho city Of Albuquerque. II a letter
he has written 10 the Commercial club ID
any criterion from which TO judge. lie
has propounded for answer twenty FIVE
questions, aud Mr.. Rsnich will be in 70.
ceipt of the answers in few days.
A fight occurred at one Of the barber
shops last evening. in which one Of the
BARRIERS was literally made TO mop up the
floor with his falleL carcass. At 9;G
o'clock p. m, the licked barber was Oh
served on the outside OF the shop, and hs
wac telling several men that IL two had
not jumped onto him he would havs
whipped the one he was after. Strange
10 say, not razor was drawn, and the
affair resulted in no bloodshed.