Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
lfrom the Daily, May 81

From the Daily. May s.
ii. Is. FERGUSON 10 on route to Wash
inRton, on political errsnds.
Chas. Zsiger has gone to Kansas City,
and will probably be absent several
weeks.
jefferson Raynolds, the banker, ceme
down from Las Vegas last night and 10
at the San Felipe.
Judge W. II. Whitemen, prosecuting
attorney, was passenger for Gallup last
night Oh legal business.
Jas. Groenendyke, the Las G'oyas
rauchman, came in from the mountains
yesterday and 10 at the European.
J. W. Walker, chief clerk for the At
lantio 4 Pacific, who has been to Topeka.
Kansas, on business, has returned homo.
+. W. Heyn, the Mitchell general
merchant, came in from the west last
night and has a room at the Hotel Co
lumbus.
Mrs. J. W. OllnRer, OF Denver, ,s
here on visit. She ia q sister OF Mrs
Goldwortby, wife OF the night ticket
seller at the depot.
l.. J. Remnant, formerly OF Las Cruces.
but now Of this city, is an applicant for
a position as mail route agent between
this city and California.
The plank sidewalk in front OF the
livery stable Of W. l.. Trimble a 20. g
was torn up this afternoon, and q con-
crete cement sidewalk will be put down
instead.
=. NJ. Folsom and q. L. Brooks will
leave this evening for Springer, n. M,
where they will attend the annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Red River
Cattle company.
Judge W. Is. Sloan, Q we'll known Odd
Fellow OF the territory, was passenger
from Santa Fe last night. lie 10 here to
attend the dedication of the new hall OF
the local lodge this evening.
W. NJ. Lacey, q cattle buyer Of Min
nsapolis, Kansas, ives in the city yester.
day. Mr.. Lacey has purchased several
thousand head OF cattle In the section
OF New Mexico the past few months.
Tho Atlantic 4 Pacific 10 now hauling
more passengers east bound than vest,
caused 30 doubt by the Worlds Fair.
The four Pullman and two day coaches
that came 10 from the west this morning
were crowded.
II. Mandell, who has just returned
from a commercial trip over the Atlantic
d Pacific, states that the Santa Fe rail.
road company Is erecting depot at the
Islsta junction, 10 be used jointly by
that company and the Atlantic 4 Pacific.
John Lyon, q wool buyer, who was
snjou ruling In this section OF New Mex.
loo for the past few weeks, left this
morning for the east. The house he
represents, owing to the depressed CON-
dltion OF the wool market, called him TO
St. Louis.
THE CITIZEN learns that the Denver
parties, who are working the Milsgros
mine 10 the SandiA mountains, have
made strike, the ore reached showing
free gold. The Milaeros belongs TO q.
w. Lewis and Others. and was recently
bonded 70 Denver company.
Tony Nsis, president Of the school
board OF Csrrillos, ID in She city to-day
on business. He reports Cerr,llos -four.
ishioe aud several nav business houses
aud residences now 10 course OF con.
struction. The GOAL m,nss arc oil being
worked, and the foros increased daily.
q. n. Ripple h Co., Of Dodge CITY,
Kansas, writes 10 Secretary Smith, Of
the oentlsnsns Driving association. 10
reserve Tor them ten or twelve stalls.
They will be here with Q string Of first-
class trottsrs and runners TO take part
In the spring rscss. which open on Thurs.
day. May IS, and continue thrss days.
J. A. stinson, cattle inspector for this
district, has just cleaned up his April
inspection, returning homo from q trim
through the southern counties wsdpss-
day night He reports the cattle In
much batter ooedi,.oa than for several
months and says that the prioes are bet
.sr by ssvsrs! dollars than they were
during the wintsr.
The case OF the Territory Va. vicsnts
Arm'io, Tor staboiug jose n. 0uruis
wss oalIsd this morning before Jusslo.
Loekbsrt. and ., the request OF the proc
scatioo the osss was postponed until
Monday mornlns st go O'Clock. ouruls