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

Prom the Daily, March a
A. l. Brown. ot San Marcial, il at the
Hotel Columbus.
Sol. Block and wife, q Grants, have
rooms at the European.
II. d Ferguson leaves Saturday or
Sunday for Washington, ID. Z.
Benjamin Mclean, the wool merchant,
has returned FROM business trip 10
Denver.
Jos. DE Mars and Jesus Il. ArmJo eX
pect To return to Chicago tomorrow
morning.
/ !. T.. Colhngswnrth, we'll known in this
city, was married IN Topeka, Kansas,
the other day.
Col. J. Franco Chavss. perpetual pres
,dent OF the New Mexico council. spent
yesterday in Las ' egas.
Mrs. Frank Lsrkin and Mrs. +. Seam.
ing, OF Flagstaff, are ladies at tbs San
Felipe. They are here to do their spring
shopping.
Mrs. Is. Stewart, OF Chicago, represent.
ing the National supply company, 10 in
the city, and has pleasant quarters at the
Hotel Columbus.
Miss Phsbe Maitland. q charming
young lady Of FL Paso, a particu lar
friend OF II. =. Ovens, was in the city
yesterday, and left on No. 2 passenger
for Chicago
Adolfo Otero has returned from Kan.
sas City. where he purchased q stock OF
goods. lie expects TO get his store 10
the Whiting building opened for busi
meas next Monday.
Mrs. Mary Putnam, OF Greene, Clay
county, Kansas, 10 In the city, Visiting
her son, A. Crossan. She 10 81 years Oh,
aId looks much younger than her boy.
She expects to spend the summer with
her relations in this city.
Through carslessness OF the drivers OF
ballast wagons east Railroad avenue 10
fast becoming covared with boulders
agaiu. The city marshal should look
after this matter and prevent the spoil.
ing OF this popular drive.
o. Davidson, OF Elgin. ILL.,. accom- .
panied by Mrs. N. c. Sears, OF Chicago,
and Miss susie Sherman, Of Lsadville,
came down fromths north last n sight and
are enjoying the sunshine OF the famous
Rio 0rands valley to-day. They will
lsavs this evening for Ii PAso.
A short time after midnight, last
night, there came to the residence OF
Martin Tiernsy, the wsll.known boiler
maker and democratic politician. q
bouncing girl baby, and although Mar.
tin 10 indispossd over the event, h,s side
partner, John Jaooby, was around this
morning notifying frisnds Ut the arrival.
Hon. Pax. vaivsrts, wife and child,
who have besn enjoying themselves In
the metropolis since the adjournment Of
the legislature. left last night for their
home at Clayton, N. n. Their visit was
made doubly pleasant by the meeting OF
old friends. such . &. NJ. Folsom, Chas.
iondorf. II. 8. Knight and Others. sirs.
vslvsrds did her spring shopping while
In the metropolis.
The strike at Winslow, Arizona, Last
night OF trsinmen only lasted about an
hour. Mar Bauer was discharged by
Court Perry. trainmAstsr. who refused
70 reinstats him when asked by the
Brotherhood 10 do 20, the order rsoog.
nixlns the action OF Mr.. Perry unjust.
The matter was reported TO John Dsnair,
superintendent transportation, and an
ugly strike prevented by Bauer being
promptly rsinstatsd by the superintsnd.
sut.
Eibsl Bros sorrel delivery horse
slipped out Of his harness 10 front Of
The CITIZEN Office at five minutes past
IL o'clock to-day, and ran east On Gold
avenue, thence south on First street 10
his stables, with q heavy weight hanging
10 line htched TO the bride bit. The
weight hsw in oil directions, and at the
corner Of Gold avenue add First street IL
came In contact with one OF the hird
legs Of the horss Of Stewart Patterson's,
cutting very ugly gash in the leg, The
E,bel horse takes notion several times
during the week 10 run of. lie 10 q dan.
Esroas animal for delivery purposes.
Several gentlemen called al TuK Orr.
IEkS ofios this morning and requested
the paper 10 call attention 10 the faos