Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-18

he IL contemplating bringing q car load
~ trotung horses AMI mares 81 this city.
u the Driving ASSOCIATION arrnnses n
guol program Tor their spring races, there
~ no doub, but that MIR. Barker could
he Induced 10 bring some thorough.
bred stock here. I, would also give our
hprscmen q chance to buy nt rehsouA able
hsurcs good ,ru,tets.
+. l. Meyers, who was at the Armijo
last night. ~ an oil notcl proprietor.
lie took this mornings early passenger
train for Socorro, aud Informed the re.
ported lAst evening that he " making u
trip through tie southw-s, un tho look
out for u location 10 start N the hotel
buIn % again. Mr.. Meyers hn,la FROM
AntonltO, Col,
H. w. Wyman, the Trinidad, Col +,
jeweler, still fingers IN the city. II.
states that he has just returned from
the Navajo reservation, where he pur.
chased u lot " Indian cutiueitirs, and
to-day bought from Frank Cruasan, ON
First street, u large portion VI his In
dian collection. lie also purchased
from photog Cobb lot ~ Iudiau
views.
jesse Nj. Wheeock, the architect, and
H. Is. lI,bben, manager of the Arizona
Sandstone company, yesterday took u
general review OF the new y. I. Atmijo
building. The plans and specifications Of
the handsome structure are the work OF
Mr.. Wheelock, and the sand stone came
from the company represented by Mr.
iilbbeu. The latter gentleman'- head.
quarters are at Los Abgelea. lie left
last night Tor Flagstaff
The morning AN old Mexican indy. IN.
milarly known ns LIN Srnora p,te.
grna," member u the society ~
Christian Mothers, was buried from the
Catholic church IN the old plaza ~ Al
buquerque. There was large assem.
olsge IN attendance upon the solemn
mas Tor the departed. Deceased waa
Trend 10 every one, and her virtues in
lie brought honors 10 her memory after
her death. The society OF which abe
was q member followed her body TO the
church and sepulchre.
Z. A. simpson, the we'll known civil
engineer and surveyor, left this m orning
Tor the Indian pueblo San Felipe. on the
Rio Grande. above the city. and from
there will survey line Tor new ditch
company that intend TO construct a
ditch along the foothills east Of the city
to n point near the pueblo Of Iseta
where It emptes into the Rio Grande.
Mr.. Smpson was accompanied out OF
the city this morning 10y Frank Ste
phens. y. I, Cavalier, q. A Doyle, Sol.
Armiio and Pedro Arm,jo.
a Forty Miner.
X. Wedks, whom TnE Citizen person
ally referred to yesterday, here with his
wife on weeks visit to the family ~ G..
W. Plttock, is an old timer on the Pacific
coast lis Ia u New Yorker 10y birth,
aud left that state on March s, 1919, FOR
California, via ocean route around Cape
Horn. and landed In San Frsncisco, Cal,
after a perllous voyage OF SIX months.
on the 10th Of September. He won't
10 the mlnes, remained there Going
some little mining for thirteen
months, and then returned 10 San
Francisco. The next day he lsf, Tor
Portland, Oregon, which then con.
sisted OF only few shanties
on the bank Of the Willamette
river. Again, getting the mining 70.
yer. seven months stterward he
mounted horse aud rode horse.
back TO the northern part OF Cali
fornia, where he mined for several
months. Meeting with nothing but
ill.luck, he finally left the mlues and
returned 10 Portlan i-thia 10 1851, and
TOR over thirty years, up to within sew.
eral years ago, he was extensively en-.
gagged in the hay and seed business. He
Witnessed the phenomenal growth OF
Portland, from the few shanties OF that
early time, TO i.s present population Of
100000 souls, and states that il 10 de.
cidedly the best city on tn Pacific coast.
Mr.. Weeks and wife left Portland on
the Dth Of November, 1892, and ar.
making u pleasure trip TO all the princi.
pal cities OF the United States, en- route
to the Worlds Fair. They are here to
spend q week with Mira. Pittock, their
adopted daughter. From here they 90
to III Paso, thence to New Orleans and
will try TO reach Washington, ID. &. in
time to witnest the inauguration Of Pres.
ldent Cleveland. From there they visit
New York. Philadelphia and other cities,
aud then go 10 Chicago. The trip will
consume about ten months.
Laia TO Rest.
Chas. +. Hunt and James X. Hun,
Joined the sorrowful circle around the
bier OF their mother, Mrs. Jane Hunt,
last night, the former arriving from San.
"a Re and the latter from Clmarron.
This afternoon, at l;30 O'Clock, at the |
grlef'stricksn hone on north Ksleher
avenue, biist funeral servioes we're held !
according TO the desires Of the deceassd
and the surviving aged husband, Bishop
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