Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

and engineers must know that signals are
displayed On ,h. leading engine they
then have on their train.
\. X. Booth, the romp-,.nt and accom-.
dating book keeper al y Frank n Co
celebrated his birthday yesterday, bu,
hw age we'll, b. says he is only ~. OF
course. be- IL few years older than the
figures gwen, bul fcr all tina, b. is made
of the righ, Kind ~ stuff and 10 god for
a number offn,urr birthday Anniversaries.
Success io you, Mr. Bu,h. and may your
friendship and g",h will toward man
kind ALWAYS continue.
han Adler, n young man who clerksd
at several stores IA the city, lately AT the
Golden Rule bazaar, left the city .ast sun.
day night rather suddenly. II was l.Arnesi
late yesterday afternoon that he had
given number uf checks ont IT, different,
parties. and had them caShcd, when Ia"
had no money IN the bank ulon which
they were drawn.
This mtning1 Mayor Lu,hy, Il the city
council. WAS served with l1p-r- by Con.
stable Priest. notify ing the mayor tina, HI.
M.dlrr has enter cult for 1888 for the
rem, uf his tMe,' 2, building On south
S-coni street by the city iur the mouth
II August The case comes up before
Justice LnckhArt tomorrow morning al
~ o'cl"ck.
A santa Fe engineer. between this city
aud Las Vegas, got home on his run the
other evening. and found that about $40
worth ~ furniture had been sold by his
wiie Ut = second hand store Tor $50, And
tina, his spouse hail skipped the town.
The engineer lives on South firut rect,
aud WAS married only short time .go,
Dr & T. winrlow has received letter
ftrim Prof, Ramsay, stating that he hAs
secured NiN pupils for the academy from
towns along the Atlantic 4 Pacific, The
academy il l.eing psr,i,i"ned III int"
twelve ruoms. the work being done 10y
strong Il lieHsel,len.
Major A. =. bearing. IL Virginia, who
spent last w,n,rr in this city. II here
again. aud will leave this evening for
silver City, where he will S"on open a
military school The Major IL compe-
ten, military educator. and Tbs CIrlzKs
wishes him success.
Constable PIIrr, yesterday arrested Il.
! A CAn,r-l AT the lAtter's ranch on n
u-ac- Warrant sworn nut against him 10y
W. J Patterson. Can,r-ll gave bond IN
the sum If sIOo for his appearance he
fore Justice LckhArt to.morr'w morning
at ~ u'cl,ck
says tue Optic: "Chs rles Gardner, the
passenger conductor, who has been the
goo,l. natursi victim. of many n practical
Joke. is nursing sprain-d left hand"
Charley II well known here. and HIS reg
ular run IN between the metropolis and
Las Vegas.
Yesterday Mrr WIN. Burns, wife II the
deputy internal revenue collector for this
district. received y letter tina, her aunt.
Mrs. Arthur Beckn.ll. Of New Orleans,
d~i there the other day. The deceased
WAS sbou, 81 years old
Justice Lockhart has received letter
from Bland giving III. information Of the
death 81 the ten months old child IL Mr.
and Mrs Cornelius williams, which oc-
curre,i at Bland yesterday.
O. W. Pn,ock has returned from sue.
| crssilil trip over III. Atlantic 4 Pacific
road for TIM CITIZEN. lie says there will
De n large attendance at the territorial
fair from northern Arizona.
II has been reported To- trainmasters
that some II III. news agents "n the pas
nrnger trains arr not wearing full uni
forms, This in against the instructions
and cannot Ire Iermi,trd.
II in learned this afternoon that James
Norton, the fireman who was killed at
Cubern. carried an accident insurance
policy of Al 200 in the Travellers Life In
Suranc" Company.
Karl A Snyder, assistant counsellor for
the Atlantic q Pacific, came in from Flag.
staff this afternoon, where he has been on
legal business for the rsilrusd company.
The bridges near Cubero were fully re-
pairssi at 4 o'clock yesterday. M that no
interruption 10 trains on the Atlantic d
Pacific may be anticipated to-day.
W. A. Sanders. the energetic life In
surnnce agent, will leave tonight for .
trip through Northern Arizona, going az
far west az Prescott.