Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03

Interested there, they feel that they
have indeed "struck It rich" Mr.. Cot.
man 10 railroader, and 10 in the en-.
pluy Of the Santa Fe road at Waldo sta-
ton. MIR. Sanchez formerly resided in
this city.
Albert EisemNnn, the senior member
1t the wool hrm OF Eissmaun Bros, has
becn out in the Navajo country figuring
ON buying several hundred thousand
pounds OF wool. He returned TO the
city this morning.
U. A. Boyd and family arrived last
night from Pueblo, Col. Mr.. Boyd is
the book keeper for j. q. Butler. agent
Tor the Cerrillos coal railroad, aud shou Id
have arrived several days ago but was
detained At Pueblo.
+. W. Hsyn, the general merchant ut
Mitchell, out on the Atlantic Il Pacific,
came IN last night and hes 9 Jon at
the Hotel Columbus. lie hss the
Worid's Far fever, and will leave for
Chicago this evening.
Morris Bargemsn, OF Omaha, Nsb., q
brother-in.law OF Max Lawrence, one OF
the proprietors OF the "Nsw York Fair"
store, has arrived, and 10 20 we'll pleased
with the city that he will remain and
connect himself with the business
here.
Robert Barta, who stood manfully by
old town until forced by circumstances
TO look else~ here for q livelihood. 10 now
holding down q job at the blacksmith
shop OF J. Korber a Co., and Council
man korber says he 10 . capital work
man.
W. +. Newberry, the San Pedro miner.
who has been down in the Kingston,
NM, mining district end who vas here
yesterday mingling with albuquerque
friends, left this morning for @ visit OF
some weeks with relatives and friends at
Duluth, MINI.
Hon. +. A. Hubbell returned from his
sheep herds in the Zuni mountains THE
morning. lie states that the lsmbing Of
his sheep will net about 10 per osnt. He
10 through shearing his fooks. and his
wool 10 now In storage al Grants station,
amounting to about 22,0o0 pounds.
8. W. Rindskorf and wife, David
Weller aud q. z. Tisdsmsn are arrang.
ing to leave the city on nsxt Tuesday for
an outing OF several weeks ct Jsmss hot
springs. Just above the Syringe there
Is plenty OF good fishing, and the parry
will undoubtedly enjoy their outing.
A. W. LAmm and wife, Phoenix, 4. T.,
and L. Il. Cooke and wife, Evansville,
Ind, oame up from the south last night
and registered at the San Felipe. They
are health seekers, and after remaining
10 the bright sunshine Of the Rio Gran.
de valley for several days. they will ooa-
tinus their trip north.
The friend OF W. L. Alfred, J. n. Pow.
era, q oompetsat telegraph operator,
who has bean here for the past few days,
was passenger the morning for Texas.
lie aoes To accept position on the Ban
Antonio d Arsnsas Peas railroad. Mr..
Alfred is the manager Of the telegraph
Office at the depot.
Mrs. Calvin Whiting, wife OF the sec-
Rotary OF the Co-opsraslve Building and
Loan association, Who has been trying
to arrange to leave the city for the past
few days, left this morning for her Wait 10 |
friends 81 Helena. Montana. She will
be sbsent quite time, and will also v,si, |
the Worlds Fair.
Leon l.amm, the Chicago young gen. |
Ilsmsn. who spends hs winters 10 this
city, and In the opsninR OF summer mi.
crates to the Jsmss hot springs, b, q 70.
lurned from the resort, and fssis like q
new man. He states thst everything 10
conducted on frst.class basis, and that
our'sts ere beginning 10 arrive 81 the
'prings.
Geores c. Laffsrty and wife have or.
lived from Washington, d. c.. aud will
emain the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
jhildsrs for q few dsya Mr.. Latfsrty h
ne Of the odicisl sssnosraphsrs for the
rational houss o. Representatives, while
lie wife 10 . ulster II Mn. Child.r.
hey gro on their wedding tour, ana
'ill vial. towssy California before rs-
uFnlna 10 lhs eaal.