Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

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bert. es.wells- Fargo Express agent. who
has charge of the drug department The
judge r~ports the inmates "a looking
fairly we'll. bu, II is his opinion that Fol.
som will NO, live Ia serve ou, his sen.
tence.
Fred. Moore, the young man whose
death from consumption trcurred ai th.
city building early yesterday morning
was buried yesterday afternoon In FAIR.
view cemetery by III. city. the fIn-rA
occurring ~ the undertake. x ruums ~
Mr. Monifnu. The deceased was from
Cat-rvillr, Penn He was AN Episcn.
pslian, and Bishop Hendricks presided
=, the funeral Marshal fluke will Ell.
deavor Ia find Home ~ his relatives and
friends back In Pennsylvania by wire.
The supreme court II the territory ia.
sued = wri, u pr'bibition restraining the
town l"~rd II Los Cerrillos from proceed
Ing further in removing Chas Claus-u As
marrhsl of tina, town. bu, ClAun.n hss.
already been suspended and his suaIen.
sion Ko-s until the last Monday II Oc.
,ober. when the supreme cour, will hear
arguments whether the writ Of prohibition
be recalled or made permanent.
THE CirIzxs received = postal card las,
night 10 the effect that two Indians, near
Fort Apache. got into 6gh, one day lAs,
~ A. L.. H.
wounds receiv-d in n few hours Tn.
other Indian In badly wounded in several
places. and is not expected Ia live. A
good locking Sluaw IL primarily the
cause 81 the quarrel, which eliminated
in bloody fight
Donal Harold, proprietor of the Pueblo.
Col, marble company, is in the city and
called At THn CITIZEN Office. Mr.. Harold
Was here ia 1881. and did the stone work
al the Atlantic a Pacific shops and round
honss. He In surprised at the wonderful
advancement Albuquerque has njoyed in
that time, and believes that the city will
become the Denver of the south western
country.
Judge A. A Freeman. of the 6f,h ju-
dicial district. came down from Santa y.
last night ON the No. passenger train,
and let on the II 80 p. IN. for socorro.
During the stay of the venerable rrpub.
licaE judge in the metropolis. Judge
Collier had charge of him. sni he WAS
hat, f..rs. ...L.
citizens.
A. X. Welsh In in the city from Cochiti,
and will engage In business here. He
says the district will have . 6ne exhibit
Of ore At the fair. and that 'the
following mines will be ready TO
ship ore by octob.r l. The Lone
Star. Iron King. Crown Point. Union
Mine. Good Hope. HoIsweii and Albs.
marie.
A. W. ClslAnd. Jr. an account Of his
miahap being publiahcd In TIA. C,riEzs
few days ago. Ia still limping around
with the AID Of . cane. He takes his
medicine like . little man, but says ba
the buggy In order TO get = glance al two
bewitching eyes.
John Paueger, the Cabezon general
merchant, drove into the city late yester.
day Afternoon and va. At tho demo, when
the No. 8 passenger train arrived from
the east. expecting Ia meet his wife, who
was at Santa Fe. Mu Paeug-r did
not arrive. She will no doubt come do~ n
To- night.
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