Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-23
on TnE ATLAATi'A rACisiC.
Notes En Route Trem eur travelling
correspondent.

cam" long deferred pay day and prp
I"rti"uatc amount II satisfaction wa
granted thur" VIM waited Long stand
lng accounts wrr" IA part settled pruvhl
eel ia" games dil not get the hard cArt,S
luri" that usually comes Z" the ralr,u,
men one" month such hring the cAS.
ia" m"r'hau, and other ,ra,irsmrn con
,inue,i their weary waiting II was nn
entirely satisfactory, though II the reg,,
lar day brings with II another OUTPUT. TEL
days hence, happiness will I-.rvahe man,
shops which saw little or nothing Il tina
uul"ad-,i to-day.
The division remains ~ this unnt. ia,
hAndr"m" new irI", II yet n dream. anil
ia" Saginaw c"npanyr mills ARE in fnl
operation, aud s,ill the williamitrs ar,
not harry TIL" question will h" ask,pl
WHY Because the latter II not doing
business after the liking uf the mrr'han,
aud the working class's who. Perhaps,
~" not runHidrratr Tn" fear tina, the
coming Jay day will ~ 10y, and NJ checks
Ia sight has something tn do with il,
while III" general depression. affecting all
J places alike. adds tn the feeling uf dis.
,rus, M town un the line has NOR,
iatt"ring future. This accepted. NJ one
need grumblr or wait for corporations Ia
help self help will assist IN the general
advancement.
Though the improvements ar' no, IL n
substantial nAtdr,', II in plain that = won
d"rful amount "f building has been go
ing on, Most II the new stoi,a anil
dwellings arr but temporary in appear.
anc". II IA true, yet an occasional at,rnc-
tiv" humr IN Ia h" r"-n. A nil. ur mor-
81 new sidewalks have been lai,l, though
much IN this line In needed un the min
street TIL" greater number IT the dwell.
ings Ar" I" h" occupied 10y owners. one II
the '"St SignS nf prosperity and If ger
mAn"ncy.
III" gardens In this vicinity have pro
luc'-l 49, we'll that ia. shipment. fr,.in
Albuquerque" and the coast have heen or.
drrI discontinued. NJ. Jue AMI verir
have supplied this AMI towns east with
unlimited quantities ~ melons
Williams excellent band II well AL
vanc~i. and regret II Expressed tina, the
Fair association did not offer prizes Ia
competing organizations, this one includ-
ed few people may ~ IA the fair.
though there has been no sign II sttrac-
tive bills to engage attention.
The recent hold ups jus, west ~ here.
fully reported in my last, have occupied
the thoughts IL many, TAmps and horse
thieves and highwaymrn Are getting To
b- numerous and vigorous campaign
should br inaugura,.d To- rid the sountry
IL thrn" classes.
"Af,.r the Ball" greeted our ears ~
We passed tn. Bank Exchange to- might.
and halt was orierei Tn. music IN
this insSanc" WAS furnished 10y thre col
or'si boys, n mandolin. guitar aud bones
b-ing employed. one II the musicians w.
calizing exc.llen,ly. The games were
without players, hut further On. at Capt,
Smiths Fashion" all was hustle. Here
Al Morgan WAS on duty, and further
back AN orchestra ~ violin. piccolo AMI
plan" wac discourning "Aft-r ID. hall"
by why IL diversion darkey AMI some
young icll"wS were having a friendly
rough and tumble. Mike Clancy came
In, aud Ia n popular air danc.i q jig IA
perfection. III. tomAlc man drov. a
lively trade. and as we departed III"
baud war deep IN TIA ra ra" Al III.
corner IL the Worlds Fair SAlonn. A I'll
anu aud violin enliv-n-l things. All
elise, Mt y o'clock, but the rAluons AMI
four Chinese restaurants were CLOSED, all
being largely pa,roniEed by the boys
from the line.
Since our last q tailor. meat shop and
furniture aud und.rtAk"r's stor-, u Jew
eler, an attorney, = harb"r aud doctor
hAv. been AIldei Ia business and pro-
feHsIonal elements.
X. II, Casey turned over the saloon In
the Grand Canon hotel Ia id owner, &, Y.
iJoyoe. AMI the rpnms IA Mrs. Ruby, who
runs the dining rsn.
tn. saginaw Mill company ar. turning
out gr,'a, quantities II fnish-l lumb-r,
many railr,ai ties and an unlimited
amount IL slab wood. much II th. latter.
and lumber, being shipp.Si Ia California
A h"I factory In contemplated,
Dr, Roberts, Il New HAmpshir-. and
Attorney sutton have their shingles out
Young hnneliy, am II the land ag-n,
and a former AlbwIuerIusan. Ia working
In the mill.
Mrs. Neil Evans rec.iv.i = quantity u
furui,ur, hN,m Albuquerque to-day. and
Nays Their, is demand for rooms. She
bull, home her. and will complete the
furnishing Al once.
Indian Insp-ctor shelby heaFi W. W.
Ross's charges against J. 7 Gaiiles.
agent at the sopai agency. and ths de.
fense Il the latter. who bruugh, the
plaintiffs own witnesses 10 hNr ALL. The
testimony was forwarded " Washington.