Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

- far 80 Ration.
In an item in this p.per few days AFRO
an injustics was automatically done 70
the Sisters 81 Charity. The school hoard
Of the old town district closed the school
for lack ~ iunds when the present
bosri took charge Las, June there were
M funds on hand, and only tsO0 has been
received since hat date. The hoard con
tract-i fr an eigh, months school. bu,
amer = thr~-- months' sersiun II was found
impossible to secure funds 10 Pay the
teachers, aud they kindly consented TO
cancel their contract with the beard The
boAri Is making every efor, 10 collee, IN
funds due, aud hope To open . three
months term Early In the coming year.
X, c. Zeno, . we'll known professional
athlete, is In tn. city, lie arrived from
the south, sft-r . succ-ssful tour through
the Lime Star state, where he gave -Ih,-
billions In wrestling and glove contests st
Fort worth. Dallas and Ban Antonio, Al
the latter place he me, J-s.e Clark. Of
California, in = wrestling contest, and
won two straight falls In four and seven
minutes He called at THz CirHss of.
dee and stated tina, he would stop . man
here, calling himself KID" Dewey. In ten
rounds before the Athletic club. or fight
any weller or middle weight pugilst in
the territory This 10 = pointer for
Jimmy Flynn. Of La Cerrillos.
Al. Coleman, who presid-s with grea,
Ayordupois over zeigur's Cafe, informs
Tbs CITIZEN tina, the Cafe did 40 in.
msns- business yesterday, feeding over
100 people at dinner. Think 81 ~
Boiled turkey, oyster sauce roast turkey,
cranberry sauce domestic duck, apple
sauce sucking pig, apple dressing. with
many other nice things. and they were
all on the menu yesterday. Henry Goe,r
Was a, the range, aud he dished out the
good eatables without hitch or mistake.
A dozen walters were kept busy serving
the masses.
+. J. shinick has the swift.st drivi"''
mar. IN the '"-'' soiy, .in her maine !,
..p.", "sh- must be-" 90 says shinick
'sbout 10 years Id. and she can ~ fAs,
enough to kick dirt into the face Of ANY
horse that tries 10 pass her," Yesterday
, afternoon che knew II was Thanksgiving
and tina, football game was in progress,
over Ia I'D town She was, therefore, n,
lively ar 2.year old married folks, and
skipped over III, ground at . gait consid
erAbly less than $40. Mr.. shinick !,
thinking II training Betty" for the old
maids stake at the next territorial fair.
= Mrs., NJ. G Wills. Der daughter. Mis-,
Olive Wills aud Master Earle Wills, wh'
arrived at the Arinijo house last FridA,
2 evening from k-okuk. Iowa, are 90 infAt
> ua,rd with Albuquerque and the pleas
ant winter cliinat. that they will remain
. until nsxt Monday evening. when the!
leave for Lorisburg. Cal to enjoy tn
I winter with q sister Of Mrs Willis The,
4 arc excellent visitors, and TINS Crixs,
:. would he pleased to have them winie
. here.
At the last meeting Of the Ancient Ori.
OF United workmrn the following omcer
were elected Master workman, Frei l.
= Griggsi foreman, W. II Long; overs--r
E w. II Hayden; recorder, J J vo,aw
hnanci-r, W. ii. HAhni receiver, A ID
: johnson; guide. James Rlwood, ,nsid'
? Waterman, William Lynch outside watch
a, man, J. Britt-nstinei trustee, b. b C-n
= representative to grand lodge, } J.Vo,sw
Eli Titus, general live stock agent az
the santa Fe system Of roads and . rela
! tive Of Mrs W. NJ. Weaver. Was in tn
city yesterday, and in the afternoon en-
tertained . number Of intimate friends Il
a grand dinner at zeiger's Cafe. Mr.
: Titus and q. L. Brooks, live stock Agsn,
lsft this morning for City Of Mexico ant
) GuayrnAs. ~ superiutesd the shipment o
lot Of cattle into the Uni,ed states.
Col. Jos. P. Walsh, OF Chicago, VII,
= spent lev month"; Of lapt winter In tni
city. has returned and yesterday Was
o WelCDmc CebeT ~ Ahh NtThhN oahcc
d When he irft for his northern home. ate
stay here, he had gained twenty pound
4 aud was In good fighting trim tie s.oot
in fear Of the cold weather Of Chicago
aud comes back 10 get some more Of th
heslthful and invisorating atmosphere q
p the Rio Grsnds. He's ell right.
Isaae jackson. the defeated fusion can
" didste for river commissioners. In an artis
In arranging miniature Thanksgivin
; dinners. For instance; That family Il
9 fair" In one 81 the front windows Of III
Trigg Jeweiry company. and which va
4 observed by many yesterday, was III
q work Of Is&.e. He did himself proud.
Mrs.. J. p. worrsi. mother Of Ars. Rit
o Granger, add the lsttsr's niece. Nh
n Moree Butler. have arrived from LArnsd
KAnsas, and will remain incidentally
Mrs. worrell 10 we'll pleased with Aibu
N querque. and her sister will endesvs
10 persuade her 10 make this city hs
home In ths future.
m Judge Thos. Smith, ehisf justice Of u
territorial supreme court, came dow
=, from Las Vegas last Wednesday nigl
!. and enjoyed Thanksgiving with his vii
Tho In stonning n Mr. and Afe w