Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-13

Ifr.m Ne DA.y, MAJ lot
u. A. Workman, = WlusioN, ~ a visit.
ing tAlituairr.
T. r.. Nrsbit,, OF Waco, rrIas, is a,
the Hotel Columbus.
Ned cold, who Inns been IN the city
Tor the past week, returned 10 Santa Pc
last night,
T.. A. Wallis has received his patent
Tor hls mesn homestead, aud IL CORES
poniingly happy.
Page D. Otero came up from l,os
Lunas to day lie IN partially disguised
gearing eye sNs='e.
+. ". Barton, j NJ, Caldwell aud W.
II Constable are young gentlemen at the
European from Las Vegas.
John Arntgen, the Anheuser Busch
beer man. who has been to the southern
ctice, returned home Lac, night.
Cen. J. 4 williamson. commissioner
% the Atlantic y Pacific land depart
meut, lef, .nst night Tor Chicago.
Mrs. ". A. Sanders expects to leave
IN . few days Tor the White Bear lake,
near ST. Paul. MINI. She Will bc absent
several months.
THIS afternoon Rev +, &, Boattie unit
oil ia marriage Mr. j, Ernest Iiugley
AMI Miss Loulfe Norris, the laughter Of
W II. Norris, the engineer,
Gov. Slower accompanied Prof Hiram
uadey to Santa Fe last night, who're
they will attend AZ important meeting Il
the territorial board 81 education.
Mrs. J. 4. Whitmore, wife u ihe aasu-
ciAte editorial writer on the Democrat
came up from Las Cruces last night, ant
they viii soon 10 10 housekeeping here
Mise Alice Lynch, IA brother % Johu
Lynch. whose tragic death occurred
short time ago near Wichita, Kansas
and sister Of Mira. George Carson, 81
thus city, has returned o. IL" metropolis
The young lady has bern atteudtu.
school IN Connecticut.
W VI. Lacey, n" .rIly, good nature,
Minneapolis, kHusnr, cattle buyer, wh'
has been IN the city tor Ia" past week
left on this mornings enst bound pas
senger tram Tor Kansas city. Nlu"tcet
cars ~ cattle from san Mntc,al, pur
chased 10y Mr.. Lacey. followed hlm H.,
afternoon Several boon companion
stnld mp and saw the cattle buyer SAT
on the tram.
Elias Garcia, who IL overseeing IT.
sheep - II, NJ. ilusck and ". A. Skin
ner, came ~ from the range east of tn
city yesterday, and to day is recelyln
for the gentlemen several hundred wrtl
ere, which will be- sheared near lIos Cot
ralos and then driven 10 the ranch. MI
Garcia tells the same distressing stor
about the drnuth prevailing TO the eas
OF the city, and states that the lambln
will not amount up IN his section
more than - per cent.
The little son oi J. X. ArmJo VA
riding east on Railroad avenue late yc,
the front 81 the ArmIJo house when hI
horse commenced To staRser, then re-,
from side 10 side, and fell Ia the stree
just as the lit,s boy leaped from hi
back, The horse expired IN few nil
utes, aud the general verdict u thos
who congregated was that he died G
"heart failure" lie Was dragged ava
and laid TO rect where the buzzards ca
feast upon his horsesuips carcass.
W. B Spawn, son Of Col A. r. SpswI
president OF the Rio Puerco Colonizatio
company, drove into the city yssterdT
afternoon from Fruitvale, and returns
10 the settlemen, this morning being u
companied 10y the following party; let
McChesney and wife. Of Brooklyn, y. !
Col. A. r., Spawn and daughter, Nj
Nallie; George J. Ames and wife, +.
Thomas and Jesse Anthony. Mr.. III
Chesney and wife and r.. W. Thuml
will remain at FTultvale for few day
and then return 10 the city, when Il
first mentioned will 20 back TO the
New York home,