Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-12
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quite III with dyscntery.
The little girl nf John Donahur. the
blacksmith, Ia recovering frum n spell oi
HickneRs.
J. NJ. Meade, the rrsilen, engineer for
the Atchison, Topeka a santa y. rail |
rad, headquarters al Pueblo. and Jay
Ceilings wer. in the city yesterday.
The Trinidad Chruuiclr says Grurgr
W Thompson will have three horses Al
the Albuquerque spring meeting They |
will hc shipped IN n few days.
The relay riders II the Cycle club will
be met At the club rouins. a, the San F--
liI~ hotel, this evening AT ! 80 o'clock,
e. Ia MAX, arrangements fur ih. Sunday
morning race I" the mountains
Mss Lucia kauu, accompanied Ny
her mother. came up from III pazo lac,
evening, and will spend couple "fw-'kr
here before returning home Ia Murkegun.
Mich.
Gc,rgc Y. Albright, who ~ working All
extension To- the j = II. mine. up in the
CUhiti mining district, and who has been
absent n month to.mnrrnw, II expected
home tn.murr,w evening
Mrs. H. u. McCArty, late of this city,
now ii Denver. arrived Ia the city lnst
night. and will remain for few days
Mr.. McCary il all engineer "a the At.
lan,ic \ Pacific, running h",v"-n Gallup
aud winruw.
: II Brnwurr Iof, this morning for
the Cochiti mining district, whrr,' b" II
Interested IN developing several ,aIms
Hr IT, about aH enthusiastic n miner A.
can b" found anywhere in the south
west.
J. n. Saint, II tins city. W : Hope
well, ~ Hillsboru. aud p Mnthrrpil. oi
Eagle. came down frNm the north last
night Messrr. saint aud Hopewell were
q, Denver and Pueblo on some mining in
t-r-rts.
ChAs. Smith. who assaulted AMI rob
bed tn. wingste Chinsman, being con
victed 81 the offense in the district court
here. was no, sentenced Ia the renlteu-
tiAry for tive years. as stat.i yesterday,
bu, two y-arr.
Johnny Griffin. well known In this
city, now living In Santa Fe, made gun
play 0n WIN. Burnley, Al the Arcade ma
loon. Santa Fe. tn. other evening, and
on Thursday WAS released FROM Jail by
giving bond of $1,000,
Mrs. Eta A. Rumney IL quite III a, he,
residence on north Walter street, due I.
close application 10 her duties at the Ter
ritoriAl University. sbe will take triI
10 Boston. In company with her mother
Mrs. Anna DureD. in n fsv weeks.
A revivifying of natures latent forcei
occurs every spring. AZ this time, better
than at any other. the blood may b.
eieauscd frum the humoru which inf-s, il
The hest and most popular remedy I,
tire for tins purpoee IL Ayers Coinpouuc
Extract II saruAparilla.
T. j. Curran and wife l.n Santa y.
last "Wednesday for Jemes springs, wher
they will remain several weeks. Will,
Mrs. Curran II taking course II bath,
for the benefit II her health, Mr.. &. viii
take views of B-rnalillo orchards ant
vineyards aud scenery around ia,
springs.
DIR. \, Y. Scott, Blue Rhlge. Harrison
Co, Mo, says; "For wh"opng cough
Cbamberlain'r Cough Remedy In excel
lent" by nsing II freely the disease il
deprived 81 all dangerous consequences
There ia no danger in giving tn. ren,e,l,
Ia babies. M II contains nothing injurious
% cent bottles for sale by r. II. Burgess
a Son, druggists.
T. J, Easley, division superintendent
and G. NJ. Taylor, division master mr
chanic, both in the employ II the Atchi
son, Topeka Il santa Fr. headquarters n
San MArcial. are in ia. metropolis Ia day
These gentlemen ai~ competent. wei
known railroaderr, and ~. well liked /,
this city,
George Blake, who IN working TIA
HariscrRbble, the Blake and scvera
other promising mines in the Cochit
mining district. was ia the city yesterday
and added considerable "a his neccssa =,
supplies Mr. Blake has not struck any
thing very rich yet, but he has got,r
out go"i orr from his properties. He re-
~, h., ,.,tns. the