Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-24
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Notes kn koutr frpm our travelling
Correspondent

There ~ ~ uar trying t. sleep pf,er
the shop whistle gets ~ its W.tk, IL.
every AlbuquerJuenn knows, aud many
who are not drnlrr" ~ tur Dngr cat,
WInsluw peop'" arc suhyr"t 10 the enm,
eSperienrr, though the inconvenience ir
not ~ widespread, ~ the MINORITY u u.
citizens ar" eNpsrtei g. answer tie cal,
beipg rHilruhd employees n!nius' tu Il mHn
or course ! was Hn early riser though
imagine the three cals, being ~ mud
er form than that of the loud blower nj
the metropolis, would not bs al ear y
Disturbing element to me very long
One u the institutions that the rail-
road boys ar. proud ~, likewis. the clti.
leus, ~ ths free reading room south n
the depot TINS bulliing IL probably
GxBl. with porch extending on each
front. The interior ID divided into n
reading, billiard and card room and ~
bath room. la the former IL n library
OF fully 300 volumes that wuuld Le u
crecil, To any institution. These vol.
| NtEV NphNEl'hNfAl lhTkflN ny ~. u
Robinson, Sir. Klnsley "a Santa Pc o.
| iicla) and others. None of the booka
ate allowed 10 be taken from the room.
Several magazines aud papers, including
lnr CITIZEN, are on file. The billiard
table has been retired for repairs, and
the boys find cards an amusement,
though no gambling IL permitted. The
| bath room contains two tnbs, which are
kept clean, as IL every apartment. The
| baths are only 10 csuts. towels and soap
| included. the revenues going TO Ed.
Eagan, u retired yGrdman, w'.o draws
monthly stipend of SiJ Ed. keeps the
adjoining park In good shape 10y water.
lng the cottonwoods, plants aud grass.
A tHmarack hedge fence, which ~ grow
ing nicely, will supplant the fence ~
wire surrounding tue park and buiId
lngs. An occasional binding sand
storm interieres somewhat IN keeping
the park in good form. The resdl x
room, and all that pertains thereto. IL
under Agent Aspinwa!is control, aud
the expenses are borne 10y the rAilrohd
company. Other than railroad em
pluyes have access 10 the buildings RLd
grouuis, through the local agents
courtesy.
In 1892 j. H. Drury built ten brick
cottages on K,us-y avenue. lie rs uow
putting up three to the south ~ the
above, and under the existing contract
will put up two more on west lhrd
street, foundation already LAID. during
hir pr~vcn, stay ia Albuquerque u -
poeslble hs may arraug. for tive more
with the Cooperative Bu,ldlng nssoc,n.
ton of the Atlantic \ Pacific, Three
men from Albuquerque assist in TIA" car.
pentering and plumbing, the BRICK work
being done by Hines Il Co, brick makers
Of this plsce.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson. OF the Baptist
church, is expected 10 take his turn 10
the Union church. an invitation having
been extended 10 him to come ut some
future date and preach. Rev, James
Menaul and MIR. f., OsUorne occupy the
pulpit at intervals. Bishop kendrlck is
expected July 2. More will be- said u
this church and It's early history IN
future letter, though Il may be said the
edihce is scarcely year old. There are
three churches, the others being the
Catholic and Methodist.
}. II. Frissell and J. n. Ksllen will
oppose Julius Krentz and John Downs
~ candidates Tor school trustees at the
election on Saturday. One IL for three
years and the other 10 I'LL an uneIp,red
term. The district rsoently voted solid
ly-SI votes being polled-to issue bonds
In the sum OF s7,JO, the fund thus NO
cruiug TO bs used in building and fur
nishing u new school. There are l25
school children III the district.
Another town heard from and that IL |
WIUslow where they get vegetables
Ia the morning from Albuquerque, the
tso local farmers, Blueher and Mann
bros being favored with orders. take |
occasion to mention these shipments frs, |
qLently, bscause II 10 comparatively d |
new industry, aud like anything new, or
old Tor that matter. should bs ioptered
The new cigar factory il pretty we'll nd.
vertlsed up the road and Albuquerque |
drummers edo the rest,
Tickets have been issued by the "0sn
tlempn ~ Wiuslow" for ball on the |
Fourth of July. OF course there will be
some hrsworks, aud what would u |
Fourth he without them One dollar |
admits u lady aud gentleman. A few
people may 20 TO Prescott on or before
the national holiday. The ball promises
to be the affair OF the summer season.
As IN ell or most towns on the line tue |
usual Glleys have been laid Oh, which |
bscoms the place Tor rubbish dump.
Better none, or have the local constable |
look after the acts oi many. Tue front
yards, with their plants, tC wers and |
shade trses, are relief after = view OF |
the alleys No otfsuse intended IN reier. |
snoe to the latter.
Thos. Gilhooly and wife have been
visiting the family u Charley Finn, af. |
tor trip to OHIO. Mr., Gilhooly wss on
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