Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-18
WHAT We ARE DOING.
A Good List of Prosperous Al.
bnquerque Enterprises.
fOOD FOR REFLECTION.

Th" Southwestern lIrrwiug cnmpau,
has hern shipping considerably more uI
the foHmlng hevr age tins SEASON thar
heretofore. The hvlI wuI,h has placed o.,
lHrgeot uricrr b"Ipg the western country
This Includes Fort wugnir. GaIm,
Winrluw. 4 a. tar west ~ prrsruu 4
viii rurprI-" many uf our rr,Irrs ,u
know that the latter ,oNn n reached. Lui
such ~ th" fact, however The prtiu,
~ Albuquerque hr,,,.,y i- proving q
n. aud the company drs,r,r- su,,rss
The Touring mills at Charles MauSai,i
NJ" grinding away ou u-w wheat. and
TIA" g"nlNl proprietor informed Tus Cru.
hHS the other day that he Is adding new
customers almost daily, his hour rrcriy.
ing gpi demand uur,h and -,ith nt
th" city, "u the Atrhtruu. T,IrkaA santa
be. Hud uut We, uu the Allsuiic n parlfr
Mr. Maurart L. au'h.u'y r,r the item
that the wu"at of Il" w." Graudr vale,
IL up 4" siNuuari thu -ou. and th.
HN"rHg" ir about the sDtur 49, hsi sum.
mrr.
| Iluung's Gt"rirtuA Il .ur mills. pu the
street railway track, over N III" old
town, i-Hi- largely "a "Achaugr. hU, sill
carries on g"oI grinding trad.
The Crystal lee company plau ~ an
institution worthy 1T the lu,al aud hr.,.
outs, /" trad" II enjoys 1hI- ~ au .u.
dusiry lha, involved. IA the beginning.
large outlay of moucy, th"r week.
eNprns" roll AvrraL lpE considerable The
lee IL H"lId and firm, aud ,s II the beet
manufactured
TIL. Alhnqu"rpu- Foundry and Ma.
chine works. u T. Hal manager and
proprietor. In not wnrAing as fall ~
usual this business being duh. a1 might
be expected At this season. and especially
during the depression IN the railroads.
Mr.. Hall Informed Tns Cir,.sS yes,.r- |
day that his works ARE enjoy my is dull.
est season No better plant, all coudi. |
'ions being in good shape, exists in This |
cou,ununi,y.
The general machine shops. foundry |
and blackrmitbing Department oi IL. At. |
l!h''" n Pac''ic, were closed n shor time
age. bot TaE Grass understands from |
pretty Irlishl- sources. that they will |
start up ia N few DAYS These works are
the most iwIu',ant u the Eouiuwest. and
whr" in iJnn.og ORDER employ NJ least
200 men du"ing ih. day, and ui(-n n,
night wned "',irrs Ar- rushing The
present "ii"'up' II thu sholU in ons that
"a fell, bat II IL hoiS"l only temporarily, |
TIL. A'huqn"rlue cigar factory il a IT..
tie over year Uld. and the force employ.
ed has been incf~assTi in that I'-ri~i frin
two 10 seven workm-n. Th's increase
was necessary fiom the fact that the
grow ,ng .rade. locally anu ouirde. had
INT '"asrd many folds G. q. hirp,rr n
Co, are young gentlemen but buS,lyrs.
John q Waits new h uirry will hr
he means of Keeping Vorh u ,nis lnr .,
home. and besides tb. tine character "t |
work he II turning out Will bring in many
oruers. The bndrry lr somewhat or
n-' ssiiy and sbould h- pa runi."i.
Hugurs n Fiun-yS iuu"ry II n"w o.
ing orders. Ruu gu4d trade in assured
he establishment Of the ianrr'y ~ n new
institution. and the prpprieiors ~" work
ing hsi,l for lis success
The new vinegar fac,ory ~ one nf the
many Industries DOING i,s cha" IA irng
ing money la the trl lr;"rial metropolis |
Joan ~ mbl-, the mauai'" o., in,rlo- at an
early day io siVrrti," h,s Wurst ,htough |
n med um that r.arhrs ihr Is..ulr north, |
Sou u, EAST and west of Albuquerque.
Lo''0y. he IN making surr"'s "ut oi his
works, the merchants E"nr,a.,y pur.
"ussing their vinegar from him.
Tue s"la water factory II \. Harsch r.
one of ,bs old cstab isn-d ins,pu, ,nns "f
ia. cny, III" ""ld man" has made
enough Ia lay back IN uiS uai- aui rHt
placing the burden II lL. husu.sr upop
,bs shoulle = nf HI u ila -oh, his Rr.
c"mm"Ia,ng sou u p a .,. y cuy",S
ku,sI uSi", Aud S,'.tr "H 90 a.. . &C."
Sania 'r rpd tue 4 n",.. y -.
roads,
" on G'us aui u, uru o. ~, u"
hig gapl-or y of "'d tow y, c.u uu' sop
mc0 wet and s"ulh i'"m lp" Ear''u-,
Lud he y sluc, II .;h'y r.".. IS %" ~"
un-r man. Tbrr are g. u"r l,..'J' ur ,
near the city. aud several ARE rout"m.
pi, ug r"mr srhrm- whereby po',."r
e. "A i~IIis II Wlh profit u Ia" Va lry
Ib"s. .udus,r,cs -" ,".g.'u II rad
sr'und Albuquerque, aud wnir tu"y Il"
not constitute IA. cn ire -. lrHH Ir n.N
being unable ~ pIve"ut u II"s"ut .um-
pl-ir list, % uu.gs ,uHi Alhpuur uur ~
tn. hoIu. II "nirr uiisr- and tlai tury ~"
all IN u tbriyiug cuudnuu.
t'srrs lag thr uiSsasr
Fin'"n more cattle uf the Osborn herd
of J- .ryr were slAug glt-i,si yesterday hy
Tr rI'"rial Veterinary surgeon Norton
pet uurt-m examinations were INSIDE on
all of Ihrm. aud the r-sult oi the duc,or's
Ic.ts d,Sel,~,ng tuberculosis Was confirm.
81. Among ia. animals Killed were sey-
sral calves whos~ lungs have been pre-.
81.