Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-11
DEFINING DOTS.
Brief Notes Of a Live New Mex
leo Town.

why UNIV NNN ilAN " N'lNi w ''itl-
plant while there ARE no hotels II pre-
trnti"us character in the town and class.
cl As par, uf TIE burg, there in number
Of buildings with Furnished roums. aud
private families hal spare quarters Tor
the overflow. The zig l'non depot hotel.
IT the Santa BE- real aud IA, southern, IT
the fr,d Harvey system. under ia. ex
r"!ru' management IL Mr. McCullom.
wa among III" first to receive guests and
the hnl nil that could lie accommU ia,,sl
w.uld tina, Albuquerque had such an at
tr,.'IN" establishment Ia invit" the at
'.n'Iru uf those who either stop or pass
through II would immediately establish
20 god imprrssinn aud give us big re-
lu,ati"n, added tu which our own hostel
rrs, all good. would further impress the
travelling public.
ANUS KNKNrS
A. before stated amuHcmcutS were var
,"d aud "f n plentiful supply
Monday evening Sells and Rrnf~w'z
cirrus gave n performance and next day
were nj III Paan.
"Whu IN Who" light comedy, was
presented Monday nigh, at the opera
hous" 10y i"cal talent and drew go"d at
tendance, the skirt dance and tennis
drill b"iug feature IA given by two lit.
tie misses.
On Tuesday evening the cantata IL
! :, ~.
pack ID" opera house. and most enjoy.
able Performance" II proved Ia lie. espcc-
iall! III the du"tts. puart-tt"S and chor-
ur"- Some thirty laiirs and gentlemen
If p"mlng were participants in the pro-
dGctinn. which only hal few rrhcar+als.
lrRoy's ASCENSION and parRchut. jump
on Wednesday morning was satisfactory,
this performance being under the ausp.
ccs Of the committee of arrangements. In
th" afternoon Leroy walked the sight
wr', his assistants, Zimmerman and
Lippinc",t passing the hat, This party
X" t" III raso.
! "Wednesday afternoon Pliny Bur,iick
won quarter mile dash On cycle in S3
seconds, his competitors being Frank
Delaney and Frank NurdhAus.
FRUIT ASp yE1ErABLE DISPLAY.
Among ia. attractions II the convention
w~k was II tnr display Of vegetables,
! grains, fruits. etc raised in the county.
and principally on the Mimbr-s river
These were rai"ei hy X. G, Miller. =. Il.
Price, II. A. Knowles. }. l.. Vaughn. r. L.
Gardner, J. II. wick., Jas, Tracy, A. Nc
Clint~k, 7. +. Curyr!l. +! ]. Swar,a,
- Thompson and others Tn. apples are
Of superior quality nnl II a kind that all
mits II shipment long distances, and why
they are not marketed in Albuquerque In
beyond comprehension Inquiry through
Mr.. Thompson might have deter
mined THE, but diligrn, search failed
Of meeting this prsluc"r The pyramid.
heretofore mentioned. included in its
makeup samples II fruits, vegetab les.
etc. requiring sentinel day and night,
to inSur" protection from vandalism,
'LtNArIC-THK rowS's GROWTH.
II haS h"-n said that Drming Ia subjec,
I" frrIu"n, g~h harl blows. in other
wor'iH the wind "gets nn tear" occnsion-
ally. hut this II n small matter COMPARED
with the general gsd weather and almost
daily sunshine, al article that New Mex
'r" deals IN Ia large blocks.
In answer To query put To a prominent
gentleman ~ 10 what the winters arr like.
that pers"nagr Hah. "This in our winter.
and th" average person don't wear AN
"Necoat the year around, in fact clothing
dealers had little sale for overcnats in
these parts. The altitude IL 1870, and
all that We lack ia water for irrigation and
iir" purp"~"s This We will get an abun.
lane" q before many months"
The l"ming Land aud Water company
not long ago came into possession II some
$4,000 acres of patented land surrounding
l~ming, besides 9OO city lots, all of
which ARE paid fSr, so Col. p. X. Smith,
the president and manager OF the big en-
t"rprise, informed us, This was during
drive on Thursday morning. in COM
pany with others, Ia the well. the res.r
voir aud pumping station 81 the company
nor'h"as, 81 the city, The we'll is my
feet deep and some twelve feet II water
stands all the time, though pumped con.
stantly, Another boiler will be- added In
the boil"r house, and u powerful engine
IL IN position To begin pumping into the
RESERVOIR. which is calculated Ia hold sew.
eral million gallona II water, From this
the supply for irrigation and town pur-
posses will lie carried by pipes, prpara.
tions a., laying which are in pro-
grcss, and the pipes are on the ground
now, The reservoir il some 6ny feet
above the level u the town proper. and
adjAeen, lands owned by the company.
Already there are hundreds Of wells In
Deming and vicinity, each producing an