Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
frwm Wcnne~iay. Daily

,ers al the European.
MN. Z. Low-nburg. II PeA Blanca,
is In the city to-day.
Henry Essing-r. " Las Vegas and II
J, Looinis, of santa ", are NJ the kuro.
posn.
q. A Franz. " santa fe, came down
fr,m the capital Monday and " h-rr
to-day.
u. Hurley, traiunss,er II the Atlantic
a Pacific, headquarters al Gallup, IL AT
the Windsor.
w.P. Cunningham. sheriff II santa Fr
county. was Ia the city, arriving lASt nigh,
from the north.
A. J. studdAri. II Denver. 10 stopping
In tie city fnr few days. And has hir
name on the san f-liI- register.
q. Hill Howard, the we'll. known lsud
court lawyer, came down fr,m santa r.
last night, aud II a, the European.
Mrs. Frank Zink. n SISTER of J. NJ.
HApp, is IN the city from San Msrcial.
aud will visit here for few days
VA. Sanders LEI, tins af,ernnon for
santa fe ga business IA connection with
the Equitable Life Assurance Soci-,y.
J J Kelly. grand master ~ the Grand
Lodge Of Masons, il still IN the city. lie
returns " his SILVER City home this even.
ing.
Rev J NJ HHrwnri, the missionary
"A II, a..
ritory, arrived home last nigh, from the
south.
A. u. whnEun, Il the big music
concern II Clark whi,aon. L-i,ch Music
company. has returned home from sue.
c"ssful trip NJ north
Capt. sheldon. a young military.
bearing gentleman FROM Omaha, Neh..
whor- naln. IL on the register NJ the
Hotel Columbus, arrived Lar, night.
Tom q. Bnggs. familiarity called "rnce
Tom ore II the p,nnrrrr " southern
Colorado and northern New A-Aicn, disd
NJ his home IN Clayton, lASt SATURDAY
morning
judge ", G. H-Acock, who has been up
In the Cochti m,ulng dirtric, aud Crrril-
lor the past few days. returned home las,
night, and ~ill now look out for his ell.
enta, for whom he has cases before Judge
Collier.
r J. EAsley, division superintendent,
and &. NJ. ylor, master mechanic, came
up from san MarciAl las, evening. Mr..
Easley went ON To Topeka, while Mr..
Taylor n here among his Albuquerque
friends to-day.
David Rudolph, who took trip to Alas
kA u few months ago and has been max :
ing his WY ieisur.ly back To the terrific.
rial metropolis. has returned I" the city
aud will remain hers In the future. His
trip Agree,i with him.
Mrs. Deutschland and daughter, Miss
Regina, who were visiting relatives ~
Los I.unAs last week, returned 90 the Ho.
tel Columbus last Sunday evening. Miss
Regina denies that she will remove 10 III
Paso IN . few days.
W. ". Mcclellan len ...is afternoon for
Denver, and sis.': just As b. got ON the
train III. go would stump Colorado for
>V,ernor Waite. the Iopulis, candidate
for governor. Mrs. Mcclellan accom-
panied her husband TO Denver.
The dog catcher Is not doing his duty
II 10 estimated that there are at least
twenty worthless ours on Copper ave-
nue., between Second and Eigh, streets,
and they seem 10 like Ia congregats
under the street electric lights.
J. =, GoodlAnder. the drug commercial
traveller, and wife. nee Miss Maud Talbot.
who were joined in marriage in this city
. few weeks ago, returned last night from
their honeymoon among the sweet scent
ell flowers IL southern CALIFORNIA. J. W.
Robins ani wife. the latter sister IL Mr..
Go'dlAnder. met the happy couple u, the
depot
Georg. Carson. who has been placer
mining out IN the He'll canon mining dir.
trict for the past siA months, with varied
success, coupled with whole ran Of -I.
eeedingly hard work. drove into the city
late Monday afternoon. Mr.. Carson in-
forms Tbs CITIZEN that he has removed
" the city. with the expectation. II lie
can find anything to do, 81 remaining
during the winter months,
The First National bank il arranging
10 occupy more space. and will add Ia
their present extensive quarters the va
cant store room recently occupied by A.
overmAn. Joshua Reynolds, president
Of the bank, ia expected from the east in
few days, when work ou the addition
will begin in earnest. The Firs, Nation
al 10 one ofthe biggest and most subs,an
tiAl banking institutions in the southwest,
The banlue, u the officers Of the Grand
Lodge u Mssons Of New Mexico, given
by Temple lodge No, . aud held a, the
ball 81 the local lodge On north Third
street last night, Was attended by at least
100 people, and every body hal glorious
time, All the grand ofiicsrs made short
addresses. The shriners will meet this
evening. aud several candidates will lie
conducted Across the burning sands Of