Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
AT roar wiNGATE
Cui. Uunt,'- Harrison. " here All ~
nnIrt Festivities scheduled,

Got. uuntt'S tsarr,-en, Where All ~
Vnirt Festivities scheduled.
Fort Wingat". lh'c. ~ .--Aside from lad
and heavy raln rcaHinned by light rains
ant SNOW. the weather II fine, anil the hnl.
hiay season at the for, promises iu he n
r'und ~ pleasure ~ cid and young In the
nrI, ten days
The Christmas tree N lie ueen al the
Poet hall will be = source ~ unAlloy.d Joy
Ia the young folks, a. features attending
its existence are msppcd out Ia give the
grcAt~st amount ~ pleasure and offer
present for each little one. Neat Ia this
arr the many Christmas fsAsts in the
homes ~ the officers ami families Of en-.
liSted men, troop and band mes.--. To
follow aud wind up the seasons gaieti-s
will be the grand masquerade hall At the
pat hail, and an elegant supper pre-.
pared 10y Pete Berth, which will include
several ornamc ntal pieces in plen.
ty The costumes are due, and those who
come from Albuquerque will tnd the even.
ing n most agreeable one, heightened hy
excellent music offered by the orchestra OF
some ten instruments.
Nineteen M"iui Indians were brought
here 10y troops q anu II from the rsserva.
ton North II Flagstaff. The medicine
man vas discovered ina niche in wall
where h. had hidden himself These In.
d,Ans ART working at sid jobs.
There must b- n big margin IN oysters,
AZ the Post Exchange makes prof, at
- cents a can. and ~ II IL with other
cnmmdi,iea at the Exchange Lieut.,
Fuller Ia in charge.
The Oscar Armstrong who IN e"n,-ncri
:" ba hung Tor the holi.up on the South
rru Pacific near Maricopa, AriE served IN
the SIXTH cavalry prior Ia the coming u
the Second ia 1880, and has borne bad
reputation bcrcsbou,s, his last expioi,
here being ia Ia. hnld-up of lee prnn. the
Chin, 81 hotel keeper. ia November. 1888
Francis RrbInr, IL Wyoming, athlete
aud boxer, will teach the Athletic Climb OF
cighty mru. b-Is lie haa ~ club to teach
in Gallup,
A mandolin and guitar club has been
nrganiz~i. They number ak and hold
forth ia the orierly's room, quarters
formerly occupied hy troop,
Uncle Dick Anderson. . mississippi
pilot before, during and after the war,
died early this month on his homestead
north ofthe garrison. His son. who came
IT, the ranch walking ghost" Ia now
in charge, y new man with four years
life in this section.
Scottis, q driver II Albuquerque, 10
t.Aming from the station to the fort
W. +. Mclaughlin, the poet trader. il
expected from ia. eas, early IN JanuvIy
Quartermaster Sergeant W. j. DAILY
has discarded hir cru,ches aud carries a
cane lie is one Of the jollieS, fellows in
the post.
Lieutenant u. l.. Brainari Ia. 81 ma.
,ional fame, having been associated with
Hreely, now General Gre-ly, IN the -xJ,..
di,ion I" the north p"l. early IN IA. 'SOr,
AMI IL known as "Rarth.St North Brain.
ARD, ssw,.lle and NJ. &. smith are in
the vicinity If 'irau,S, on seven days
leave They ara after game, All are
p"pulsr officers.
Sergeant MAtson, Of the band. brought
in over 100 ducks from McCarty'p, re-
Gently, lie ia great hunter.
Quar'ormaHter's Clerk Allan McCori
will leave for santa Fe 10 spend the hol.
lays with relatives.
Henry Arnold, formerly pr.ssman on
the Albuquerque morning daily, will ge,
his discharge On Monday and leave Tor
the coAst
Chief Trumpstsr q, A. Berkeley has
gone IN Hartford. Connecticut, Ia join
Pope's band, his term Of service having
expired. PirrocK.