Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

lFruh VI" beiAJ, mA'h ~
Rev. Bovsrd went up " Las Vegas
this morning.
Mis- Frances Palmer is ut the San Fe-
lips from Boone, Iowa
J. ID. O'Brennan, wife and daughter
are at the Windsor from Peach Springs,
At.
Dr. Sloan, wife aud daughter. OF Santa
Fe, passed down the road last night for
III Paso.
Manager G. l.. Mace, OF the Harvey
lunch houss, in confined to his houoe
with . Tad cold.
The land oourt judges went north TO
santa Re this morning, having closed Q
term Of court at Tucson.
DIR. q. W. Harrison, president OF the
Bank Of Commeroe, left last evening on
= business trip 70 Kansas CIty.
The other day some one stole Governor
Princes overcoat, and IN . few months q
democrat will step !n.o he shoca.
Mrs. II. ID. McCarty 10 back from her
trip 10 Indianapolis for the time being
Mrs. w. II. Matson. who has been via.
iting Mira n. A. Nsngle at Guaymas,
Mexico. 10 al home, arriving from the
south last night.
Judge J. X McFie, who attended the
territorial supreme court at santa Fe,
passed down the road for his home at
Las Cruces las. night
Capt. J. +. Hyland, OF the Kingston
Shaft, wa in the city lest night from
FL Paso. lie returned to his home at
King ton this morning.
Ralph Halloran, who represents the
New York Lfs and other wsll-known in
suranoe companies, was q passenger 10
the northern towns last night.
wv. Bennett, tho general merchant
and trader at Ration springs, near the
Navajo reservation, drove into the city
yesterday afternoon 70 buy supplies.
W. A. Walker loft last night for trip
70 southern California During his alb
senos Mira. Walker will have charge Of
the Office OF the Street Railway company,
Rev W. u. Robinson, OF Los Cruces,
10 here with q petition, asking signatures
for his appointment a. superintendent
OF the Albuquerque government Indian
school.
Hon. A. j. BAntA. OF Apache county.
Arizona, In in the city. He 10 one Of the
pioneers OF the sister territory, and mas
doue much 10 build up the southwest
country.
J. 7. Butler, who arrived at the Armi.
10 few days ago from Pueblo, COL, OK.
poets his family some time this week.
The gentleman will probably locate per.
msnsntly In this city or at Los Cerrilloa.
Owing 70 q little misundsrstsnd ling
with the pressmsn, Col. Albright and
his plug hat we're observed early this
morning feeding the press at the Demo.
orst Office. These little inconvsnisnoss
occasionally happen at certain printing
offices.
Ons Of W. L. Trimbls a Co.'S big
transfer wagons broke through the
scales ut j. G. Baldridgs q Co.'S this
morning. Tbs wagon was loaded with
twsnty.four cement barrels, each barrel
Weighing four hundred pounds. The
scales are . complete wreck.
E. J. Huling, the junior member Of
the wool firm Of George Obsrns d Co.,
who has bean In Kansas overseeing his
fiocks Of sheep, 10 in the city, but will
not remain until the spring wool sesson
opens. lie will return 10 Chicago and
thence back TO Albuquerque.
The collectors this morning were con.
fronted on almost every corner by ihree
healthy looking buns, who said: please,
Mister. give us saough TO buy ameal
with" These cattle In human form
should DO made TO earn an honest LIVING,
and when they tackle peopls for some
thing to ''sat co." they should DO given
the cold shake.
N. 4. Van Dorsn. Of Chicago, and I. N.
Wood, OF Ottowa, H., who have been
stopping ct the Armiio for the past Two
weeks, during the time puroh Assd abou.
$1,000 worth Of property In the city aud
just beyond the city limits, were pAsssn-
gers north this morning, returning 70
their respective homes. Mr.. Van Dorsn
10 Wholesale manufacturer OF fancy 100
creams, and will probably return here In
a.