Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
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Newcomer ler this sn-rnan Tor N.
Jenes be-, spriug'. Ia he abseu, sl,ou, /.
mouth.
Richard English. general master m.
ehsnic, aud Csds selvy, special officer on
the Atlantic a Pacific, len for the w..,
,his morning.
Mrs, N Graham, the artistic m,llIner
will lsavs the coming Friday for Denver
where she will visit relatives aud friend,
for q few weeks
Pedro do Ia Lama, the Spanish editor,
Who 10 we'll acquainted with Victor L.
ocboa, left this morning for NJ Paso,
Texas. on important business.
wP. Me,cslf and A. u. McGaffry were
passengers going north yesterlsy. their
objective point being the Pecos, where
they will hunt and hsh for few daya
Mn. N. NJ. Cruise, the s,enogra pl,.r
for Receiver schohrld, ~ the defunct Al.
buquerqus National Bank, returned home
las, Saturday night from = visit to Kan.
sas City.
Judge W. II. Kelly, 81 socorro. one OF
the members Of the territorial board Of
equalization. came up from the south Las,
saturday night and len yesterday Tor
Santa Fc, where ,h, bnAd il IN session
to-day.
Leon LaInm, Of this city, and NJ Man
giles 81 III Paso, who have been nnjourn.
ing at the Jemes ho, Syringe. the pas,
month. returned Ia the city last night.
They had = grand time.
X. N. Montgomery, railroader from
winslow. was here the other day with
his family. They len for JuArez. Mexico,
where Mr.. Montgomery expects Ia secure
job on one IL the railroads there.
A, Foster, one of the pioneer en-
g,aeers on the Atlantic a Pacific. running
on the Arizona division, has resigned. and
gone ~ Fresno, Cal. with his family,
where be recently purchased fruit farm.
A dozen wagons. loaded with Rio
VI tUt CITY
this morning, mos, Of the wheat being
purchased by Charles Mausari, the pop.
ular and energetic proprietor II Maui
sard's mill.
Music N the name Of new musical
publication just issued by the Clark
whitson. Lei,ch Music Co, Of this city
and III PAso. Il lie crrditabe periodical
and should he found In every music
loving family in the land.
Thirty-two wagons, heavy loaded with
baled alfalfa. arrived In the city to-day.
| Two hundred tons Of the alfalfa belonged |
bF. A. Hubb-ll. Of PajArito, and was
loaded into cars to be shipped To isllup.
flAgstaf and even IN Prescott.
The furniture and personal effects Of
hr. and Mrs. Meylert Brunsr were |
clipped TO st. Paul, Mimi, this morn
sg. and In abou, ten days they e-,-ct to
Nov, making their home in 'as future
sst. Paul, MINI. They sre pleasant, |
sorthy citizens, and this paper, with a
hoe, Of friends, regrets that they will
iesve the territory.
Valentine Carson, ono Of Santa Fe's
popular rial estate and insurance agents.
is In the city to-day, the guest Of C. II.
Young. division superintendent Of the
wells-Fargo express company Messrs.
Young and Carson arc from Bowling |
Green. Ky. The visitor Is also 4 par
sicular friend Of the junior member Of
Tas CIrizEs Hrm.
Bernardino Baca, deputy assessor, left |
yesterday for santa Fe to represent his
fathar At the meeting Of the board Of
equalization, which meeta at the capital
today. for the pu-oose Of showing cause
Why the board ought 10 sustain Assessor
bacA Ia his tax rates. which yer. made
according to the ruling Of the board, but
which were rejected by the commission
en- Of this county At q recent meeting.
The hrs, passenger train To leave here
idr the east on the new time carl was the
No. Z. hom the west yesterday, which
vent north At 80 p. m. under Conduc-
Nc Murray. No. Z. to-day from the west
arrived on time, and was taken north by
Conductor Laseeney, who Ia 'subbing"
br Conductor Gardner. No. 2 from the
sou'h got here on time last night. No. !.
Rom the east, arrived last nigh, On time.
but No. 3 Slso from the east. coming in
a two sections, wAs four hours behind
time.
A female base ballist. who passed
'Arough the city few days ago on her
way 10 California. was n pssse niger going
sorth this morning. During the recent
A'ke. she Was b,ockA.ied for several
Nays at Ration. aud while there t,sse,i
eAil with the Un!'ed States deputies,
Who we're on guard at Ration At that time
MAS. II. Fowler. the cattle INSPECTOR.
pas one of the deputies, and he informed
MH CIrIzEs that the female base ballast
handled the ball and stick equsl 10 an
aason or . Kelly.
After Cattle,
l.. Brooke, live stock agent for the
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