Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-18

PROM III" Daily, Marsh 49,
Hon. Pedro p-res, Of Beruahllo, ~ IN
the city to day,
r.. q. and l.. A. Blood are at the
Windsor from San Marcial.
Trinidad Romero, the United States
marshal, IL at the Armiip from Socorro.
f.. Is. Harrington and f.. =. bass, OF
Michigan, are IN town, looking Tor 10.
cation.
Jimmy Phillips. the well known Chi
cagoan. lie again minglinR with his many
friends ot this city.
Mrs. Nestor Armijo. OF Las Cruces.
came up from the south last night and
has u room at the Armijo house.
Jesus Garcia. chief deputy sheriff, has
been TO Fl Paso and Las Cruces on
business. lie returned last evening.
Bernard Rsinken, formerly with John
Becker Of Belsn, now with big 81.
Louis house, 10 interviewing our mer
chants to day.
y. NJ. Taylor, division m aster mechan.
ic for the Santa Fe road, headquarters
at San Marcial, came up from the south
last night, aud with Robt. Crsgg regis
tered at the European.
Mrs. Z. J. Mclean will leave this
evening for Santa Fe, where she will
visit her sistsr, Mrs. X. j. Pslen, for two
weeks, after which she will 20 10 New
York city ~ spend the summer with
relatives.
J. w. Bennett, the merchant ut Ration
Springs, near the Navajo reservation, 10
IN the city. lie states that the other
day J, N. Castillo, whose sheep Craze in
that section Of the country, sold several
Thousand head to q Color ,do buyer.
James Grosnendyke, the Las Moyas
ranoher, arrived In the city this morning,
and states that on last Saturday night
come horse thief or thieves visited his
ranch and stole roam pony. He has no
clue to the perpetrators Of the theft.
Capt. l. y. Hornsr, who vent back to
Colu mbus, Ohio, on the receipt Of the
news that his aged mother was III, re.
turned home this morning. lie left his
mother out OF danger, after which he
visited several large eastern cities, and
then came on home.
Major J. W. Green, OF Gallup, was n
welcome caller at this Office this morn.
ing. lie called for the purpose OF hav.
ing q note made OF the fact that the
militia officers Of the territory desired TO
publicly thank Hon. T.. Meyers for hls
faithful work in the Legislature to &C.
cure the passage Of bill creating an Of.
fective militia.
The masquerade ball at the Whiting
storsroom last evening, given by Mira.
Julia Fuentss 70 her many colorsd
friends, was indeed . very pleasant at-
fair. Prof Blossi's orchestra furnished
the music, an the happy maskers kept
up the fun until nearly daylight this
morning. The lunch prepared by the
hostess was substantial and much On.
joyed.
T. II. Sears, superin, eudeut OF the
Santa Fe ,oad for the Rio Grands d,vis
ION, arrived In the city last night 10 his
special car 70 from Topeka, Kansas. 60
oompanisd by bis brother, Lou. Sears,
and this afternoon they went south on
frslght train No. 81. Lou. Sears was
chief clerk In the republican house Of
the Kansas legislature. during the re-
cont excitement at Topeka, snd he 10
well stored with thrilling stores.
The school board met last evening and
transacted some important business.
The Fourth wsrd school building was &C.
osplsd, and The architect and contractor
paid IN full. Regarding Arbos day the
! board tAoashs THAI ~ they had " grade