Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
on TRE ArL.NT, Ar,,,,,,.
Notes en Houtr from our tray.I,nK
Correspondent

Crescent group ~ Mt tie Worlds FnIt
Gregory Page ,s hltpns ap rle b,u
room and ra'-, NJ ~ MaNWrl, \ Nnurli,
their drug store.
Tnr CIrIzES correeponlont II 10 fr
capt ~ All invitation tu the Fourth u
July celebration,
Ed. Hart moved from Railroad sttr-'
to SECOND and Coal, Enlarged quar-
;ers Tor hard ware, etc.
The insurance hdyuster wired Agent
Kuchenbeoker ot hrs departure iruu
Denver Tor Gallup Expected en- nuy
tram.
City Marshal Dave StrHchnu has had
outer edge ~ Railroad avenue, to carry
OH stagnant water.
Besldes several orders ~ ra,lroad men,
two lodges u Odd Fellpws one IA lis
b"kSh, X. of =, and GOOD Tcmplars,
meet at stated ,imes
General New and party, mentioned ~
last letter, were carried sast on Cuudu..
tor Batn-y's tram, du" toIpass At l2uj
a. m, but delayed ~ minutes due to IN.
Jury To- engine.
John Kennedy, who occaslonally cot.
trlbut.s To- THE CITIzlS, supplHnted tie
little adobe on Railroad stteet, aIth u
good brick to which he -Xpects to add
q story and extend IN depth lie occu-
ples the building.
Hon. W. r. kuchenOecker during the
winter cuts the Zoe from ponds Tor tue
storage Of beer, etc, Ia tao houses
His lake ~ dry, but the Aermoter put up
10y Mayer, Of this place, IL pumping
from u we'll 80 II the beat water iloging
IN Gallup. MIR. Kucheubecker expects
To I'LL the lake and cut zee the s,Ltcr
Anything productive ~ good 10 Gallup
has his support personally and hnSn
cially
The present clty ulNoers are, elected
last spnng Wm. Sm,th, mayor,
Thos. HIuch, DR.. I. l.. RuUlu-
son, McCurmIck, Kennedy, Palmer k..'.
ner, treasurer. These tive constitute tie
council. d. NJ. Risdun IL clerk. -. +.
Sttschsn, marshal, aud ). 3urkLart, u
AlOuquerque, attorney. Through the
council tie city cerk IL advertising Tor
capitalists 10 confer IN the matter II ~
trodu-lng water works.
The Fourth ot July comml,re" as u
whole have substituted the name II
W. A. Maxwell Tor G.. " Hight on the
racing committee and Geo. West fYr
L. ketnsr on the base tall commItte,,
decIinatiuns having been filed. John
Smith wss added I, the reception and
ball committee. Ed. French reported
that the Albuquerque Gun club could
DOT come. Another meeting FRIDAY
evening. Fireworks at the pavilion dur
log the ball
In March "Doc" MohIer, Iate u MAY
wells, and Mr.. Waring, formerly Of
Pages, secured the lease Of r. NJ
Iuck In the European. They have been
running "a full house aud a big dining
room trade. The house has been thor
ouRhly overhauled and with the att.n
ton given to ali departments, including
the lunch counter, by these gentlenl-u,
II is bound To enjoy the bulk u traffic
The presence Of several persons utter
ested IN the Crescent Coal company .u
abed the management TO show its abll
ity To cater, the parlor beng Reserved ~
pecially for their accommodation. ~
more courteous troatmeut has been nc
corded than that given by Mesars. Moh
Ter aud Waring. They know what their
patrons demand and are prompt 10 m"r,
It. Some further changes, csic cllHtri To-
afford Increased accommodations ~
many respec,s, are contemplated.
With Frank Rei,z, Of Reltz h johnson
BrUs., the extensive butcherIng ntu,
went out to the Gallup mining camp,
three miles north. Mr.. R-H waa max
ing his morning rounds, which included
city customers, the Gallup district and
the Caledonia In the aitsrnooI be takeH
10 the Sunshine aud Black Diamond. A
faithful old dog rides IN and out, getting
down with its master as each delivery ~
made. The ride Was interesting IN It,
way, and afforded q good allowance Of
time 20 learn something oi the mlnsf
Gallup 10 the largest and most complete
~ equipped OF the group u five owned
by the Crescent Coal company. Only
three are being operated the Gallup,
90 tons capacity; Black DIAMOND, ca,
and Sunshine, 400. Catalpa is 40, and
Crown Point OO tons, these being oper
ated as the demand just,hss. Tnree hun
dred men are employed IN the GaIlup,
including those working outside, and at
the other two the aggregate will show
40 men, on the pay roll Most of the
miners are ItaliAns aud Austrians, the
families making up = large community
at each mine. There are Ia entries lead.
ing 10 chambers in the Gallup nine,
~ It will 10 seen that q great depth has
been reached, ~ these entries are on
both sides OF the man shaft and above